29th Edition of BECE starts today, BECE candidates seek for apor all night long

The 29th edition of the BECE starts this morning across the country with over 500,000 candidates taking the examination. BECE candidates seek for apor all night long instead of candidates doing their last preparation and having enough rest ahead of the paper.

 

This exams has evolved in many ways with various changes over the last 29 years.

 

From the onset, 12 subjects were written until it was changed to just 10 subjects then to 9  subjects. Several subjects have been integrated and the contents either reduced or eliminated altogether to make it less stressful for students at the JHS to learn. For instance, Technical Skills and  Drawing is now Pre tech skills whiles Science and Agricultural Science is now Integrated Science.

 

Today marks an important journey in the lives of candidates who seek to get the chance to gain admission into second cycle institutions in Ghana.

 

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We wish all candidates the very best of luck. We encourage you to go out there and continue to believe in yourselves. Bring out the best in you and shine. Observe the rules and regulations of the exams.

 

Below are some of the screen shorts of chats by desperate candidates and people trading in leaked questions.

 

We also urge invigilators and law enforcement officers stationed at exams centres to do their work strictly by the rules of the examination so as not to compromise the exams.

 

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Candidates are also advised to do same.

For those selling the so-called leaked questions, take note that you are already jeopardizing the exams. Below are some so-called leaked papers. WAEC watch out and do the most important thing if this is true.

 

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Apor from deferent sources are already circulating in town but the papers containing the information on social media have been coded or passworded so that only those who have paid for them are given the access.

We can confirm that there are RME questions in town already as well as the English language. These two papers are to be taken today across all centre.

 

We are still calling on WAEC and Ghana Education Service to tighten their security and we hope that the questions circulating are not what the candidates are to write.

 

Source:  Newsghana24.com