WAEC’s Head of National Office, Patrick Areghan, announced this during a media briefing.

According to Areghan, the results were released 45 days after the last paper.

The examination held for six weeks from May 16 to June 23, 2022.

“The results are being uploaded on the results website. Candidates who sat the examination and who have fulfilled their financial obligations to the Council can access their results on the Council’s results website within the next twelve hours.

“Copies of the Result Listing will be sent to schools shortly. I need not restate the fact that the results of candidates who are sponsored by states indebted to the Council will not be released now until they pay up.

“We appeal to them to do so to enable the affected schools/candidates access their results,” Areghan said.

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One of the biggest obstacles to success in school is procrastination. It’s easy to fall into the trap of putting off assignments and studying for exams until the last minute, but this only leads to more stress and poorer grades. If you want to be a better student, it’s important to learn how to manage your time and avoid procrastination.

3. Be punctual and always show up

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4. Make a To-Do-List

You’re not going to be able to focus on your studies 100% of the time. In fact, trying to do so will likely lead to burnout.