WAEC has released the list of BECE 2025 candidates with withheld results
The management of West African Examinations Council, WAEC has released the list of BECE 2025 candidates with withheld results due to alleged examination irregularities. Find details, names, reporting dates, and official instructions here.
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BECE 2025 Results Release Date and How to Check
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has officially released Set 3 of the 2025 BECE candidates whose results have been withheld due to alleged examination irregularities.
The announcement affects both school and private candidates who participated in the Basic Education Certificate Examination this year.
In its statement, WAEC made it clear that these candidates are not yet found guilty but are required to assist the Council in ongoing investigations. The decision is in line with WAEC’s commitment to uphold the credibility of its examinations and ensure fairness for all candidates.
Why the Invitation?
According to WAEC, the affected candidates are alleged to have engaged in examination malpractices during the 2025 BECE. These could include actions such as possessing unauthorised materials, collusion, impersonation, or other forms of misconduct.
WAEC emphasised that the invitation is purely investigative it is an opportunity for candidates to clarify their cases before any final decision is made.
Where and When to Report
All listed candidates are to report to the WAEC Regional Offices where they sat for their exams. They must appear on the exact dates assigned to them alongside any relevant identification or examination documents.
For instance:
Agyei Elan Agyeiwaa (Index No. 0103671009) – 30th July, 2025
Asare Harry Baffour (Index No. 0607064036) – 29th July, 2025
Abubakar Rabiatu (Index No. 1106024015) – 31st July, 2025
The list contains dozens of names, each matched with an index number and a specific reporting date between 29th and 31st July 2025.
WAEC’s Warning to Candidates
WAEC has cautioned that failure to honour this invitation will not halt their decision-making process. In other words, even if a candidate does not show up, WAEC will still proceed to finalise its investigations and determine the outcome of their results.
This means that ignoring the invitation could lead to permanent cancellation of results or other sanctions, depending on the evidence available.
What Affected Candidates Should Do
For candidates whose names appear on the list, the following steps are crucial:
1. Confirm Your Name and Reporting Date – Cross-check your details carefully from the official WAEC notice.
2. Report Early – Aim to arrive at the WAEC Regional Office ahead of the scheduled date to avoid last-minute issues.
3. Bring Identification – This could include your exam ID, school ID, or any official document that proves your identity.
4. Prepare Your Statement – Be ready to give a truthful and clear explanation regarding your conduct during the examination.
5. Cooperate Fully – A respectful and cooperative attitude can help speed up the resolution of your case.
Possible Outcomes After the Hearing
Following the investigations, WAEC may decide to:
1. Release your results if no wrongdoing is proven
2. Cancel your results (in one or more subjects, or entirely) if evidence confirms malpractice.
3. Apply sanctions that may bar you from taking WAEC examinations for a specific period in severe cases.
How to Check the Full List
The official list of BECE 2025 Set 2 withheld candidates is available here, kindly click on the link below to check your name.
SET-3-WITHHELD-CANDIDATES-BECE-2025-–-The-West-African-Examinations-Council
Conclusion
If you are on the BECE 2025 Set 2 withheld candidates list, take this invitation seriously. Reporting promptly, cooperating fully, and presenting your case honestly could be the difference between having your results released or permanently cancelled.
WAEC’s actions underline the ongoing fight against examination malpractice, a battle that requires integrity from students, vigilance from teachers, and full support from parents.
Remember: This is not yet a verdict, it’s your chance to be heard. Don’t waste it.
Source: quarmsmedia.com