The West African Examination Council (WAEC) says there has been a 14.3% change in hopefuls' execution in the May/June 2016 Senior School Certificate Examinations.
The Head of WAEC in Nigeria, Mr Olu Adenipekun, said this while reporting the arrival of the outcomes at the Council's national office in Lagos, southwest Nigeria.
Mr Adenipekun unveiled that more than 800,000 out of the more than 1.5 million applicants that sat the examination this year had credits in 5 subjects including English and Mathematics which permits them to process college confirmations.
He recognized that the execution was superior to that of 2014 and 2015 where the rate passes were 31.28% and 38.68% individually.
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"WAEC won't trade off, WAEC will simply turn out and give you the evaluation as they were, without changing the standard" he said.
The WAEC official praised the contender for their enhanced readiness for the exams in 2016 which he said had reflected in the outcomes, contrasted with the earlier years.
He likewise extended the credit to the educators, the legislature and different partners in the instruction division that have contributed one way or the other to the achievement recorded.
Mr Adenipekun further engaged the partners to guarantee that the pattern of change was supported and communicated trust that a more noteworthy accomplishment would be made in 2017.
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