The West African Examinations Council has officially released the results of the Computer-Based West African Senior School Certificate Examination (CB-WASSCE) for Private Candidates, 2026 First Series.
In a statement shared on X on Friday, the examination body announced that candidates who participated in the examination would be able to access their results within 12 hours.
WAEC stated that the swift release highlights its ongoing commitment to improving service delivery through the integration of technology and more efficient examination processes.
“The result of CB-WASSCE for Private Candidates, 2026–First Series has been released. Candidates can access their results within the next 12 hours.
“Our thanks to all stakeholders for cooperating with us to achieve this feat,” the council said.
The CB-WASSCE, designed specifically for private candidates, forms part of WAEC’s broader efforts to modernize its examination system and enhance the overall experience through computer-based testing.
The council also expressed gratitude to stakeholders for their contributions toward the successful conduct of the examination.
Candidates are advised to check their results through the official WAEC platforms once they become available.
What you should know
The West African Examinations Council introduced the Computer-Based WASSCE to improve efficiency, reduce delays, and minimize errors associated with manual processes.
Unlike the traditional paper-based format, the CB-WASSCE allows for quicker marking and faster result release. This innovation is particularly beneficial for private candidates who often require timely results for academic or career advancement.
The 12-hour access window signals a major improvement in WAEC’s operations and reflects its shift toward a more digital and responsive examination system.
