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WAEC WASSCE Mock Exams for Objective and Theory

Run your school mock in the same two parts WAEC uses: an objective paper that marks itself and a theory paper you mark on screen.

The West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) is set by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) for final-year senior secondary students in Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, The Gambia and Liberia, with separate sittings for private candidates. Most subjects are written as an objective paper of multiple-choice questions plus a theory or essay paper, and the sciences add a practical. Grades run from A1 down to F9 with C6 as the lowest credit, so a school needs to know early which SS3 students sit below a credit in English and Mathematics. WAEC has also begun moving papers onto computers, which makes on-screen practice worth starting now.

Conducted by

West African Examinations Council (WAEC)

Papers

Objective, theory and, in sciences, practical

Grades

A1 to F9, with C6 the lowest credit

Countries

Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, The Gambia, Liberia

WAEC WASSCE subjects & question papers

English Language

Comprehension, summary, lexis and structure, continuous writing and the oral English section on vowels, consonants and stress.

General Mathematics

Number bases, indices and logarithms, algebraic processes, mensuration, plane geometry, trigonometry, statistics and probability, with full working expected on the theory paper.

Physics, Chemistry and Biology

Objective items on definitions and calculations, theory questions that need explanations and labelled diagrams, and practical write-ups you can mark from photos.

Economics, Government and Literature

Objective questions on concepts and texts, then essay questions where students argue a point, which you mark with your own scheme.

Commerce, Financial Accounting and Geography

Calculation-heavy objective items, ledger and map questions, and structured theory answers marked part by part.

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Why teachers use MegaExams for WAEC WASSCE

Objective paper marks itself

Every multiple-choice answer is scored the moment a student submits, so the whole SS3 class has its objective results before the theory scripts are even collected.

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Theory answers straight from paper

Students write theory answers by hand, snap each one with a phone and attach it to the question. You mark on screen with a rubric and comments, and the marks join the objective score.

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See who is below a credit

Set the pass mark to the percentage your school treats as a credit, and the results flag every student under it, subject by subject, while there is still time to help.

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Past questions into one bank

Upload past-question sets from Word, Excel or CSV, check them once, then reuse them in class tests, holiday assignments and the final mock.

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Frequently asked questions

A1 to C6 are credits, D7 and E8 are passes and F9 is a fail. Most Nigerian universities ask for five credits including English Language and Mathematics.
WAEC has started moving to computer-based delivery, including trials that put both objective and essay papers on screen, while schools without computers keep the paper format. Check the latest WAEC notice for your centre and give students screen practice either way.
Results are shown as marks, percentages and pass or fail against the mark you set. Convert them to WAEC grades with your own school grading table.
Yes. The objective and theory structure is shared across WAEC countries, so any school sets up its mock the same way, and students take it on any phone browser.
Yes. Teachers and schools create mocks, mark them and share results at no cost and with no per-student fee.

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