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WAEC Result:
Meaning Of Held, Withheld, Outstanding And Others
What does it mean when WAEC held/witheld results?
What does it mean to have outstanding in some subjects in WAEC result?
What does it mean to be replied by WAEC server with ‘No Result For This Candidate in the specified year‘?
Some candidates were shown one of the tags above in the course of checking their WAEC Result Online. We have decided to define these terms, so that candidates will be able to know where they fall in and the probability of getting their results released.
MEANING OF WITHHELD WAEC RESULT
Possibility of release: Slim
This occurs when almost all the candidates in a particular centre had same grade. WAEC will further investigate the result. If truly the candidates engaged in any form of malpractice during the exam, such results would be seized and not released. But if reverse is the case, they would be released.
MEANING OF HELD WAEC RESULT
Possibility of release: Slim
Almost the same thing with withheld. Held result mostly occur when a written remark is made on a candidate answer booklet relating to malpractice and other examination offences.
MEANING OF OUTSTANDING IN WAEC RESULT
Possibility of release: Medium
Outstanding in some subject(s) mostly occur when a student is recorded as present in exams, but the mark on the subject(s) are not concluded. It can also be cause by extra answer sheet. i.e. when not properly attached or some other factors.
MEANING OF ‘NO RESULT FOR THIS CANDIDATE IN THE SPECIFIED YEAR‘ IN WAEC RESULT
Possibility of release: Slim
This often happened to candidates that registered with special centres.
If you are not guilty of any examination offences and your result shows any of the tags stated above, there is high possibility of release.
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WAEC Throws Light On Exam Remarking, Withheld And Outstanding Result
The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has provided steps candidates who are not satisfied with the outcome of their result can apply for their answer scripts to be remarked.
WAEC made this known while responding to questions on twitter.
According to WAEC the process to get your script remarked is to first notify the school where you took the examination.
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The school will then forward an application on your behalf to the West African Examination Council (WAEC).
This application must be received 60 days after the release of the results and will attract a fee.
The council further gave clarification as to what “Outstanding Result” and With Held Results” means.
“Outstanding Result” simply means pending result. This means that there may be errors from the affected candidate either during registration or the examination that are being corrected. The results that fall in this category have a high chance of being released.
“Withheld or held Results” on the other hand signifies that the affected candidate violated the rules & regulations guiding the conduct of the examination.The fate of the results that fall in this category will be decided during the National Executive Council meeting that will be held in November this year. However, such results may or may not be released.
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