WAEC has officially announced the closing date for the 2025 WAEC GCE First Series registration. All candidates who have the intention of sitting for the exams are urged to complete their registration as soon as possible to avoid missing the opportunity to participate in the examination.
Once the registration period ends, only walk-in registrations will be allowed, and these come with an increased registration fee. Therefore, it’s important to act quickly and submit your application before the registration window closes.
Below, you will find all the important details regarding the closing date and other essential information to help guide you through the process.
WAEC GCE Registration Closing Date For First Series
WAEC has officially announced the closing date for the 2025 WAEC GCE First Series registration. The normal registration period ended on Sunday, January 26, 2025. Candidates who still wish to register for the exam must do so before the deadline to avoid missing this opportunity.
Once the normal registration period closes, only walk-in registrations will be allowed, which will begin on Wednesday, January 29, 2025. However, it’s important to note that walk-in registration costs more, so you should aim to complete your registration as soon as possible to avoid paying extra fees.
Below in this article, you will find additional details about the registration process, the closing date, and other important information to help ensure your registration is completed smoothly. Don’t wait until the last minute to apply; make sure you register before the normal registration period closes to avoid unnecessary delays and extra charges.
How to Register for WAEC GCE 2025
Follow these steps to complete your registration:
- Start by paying the registration fee at one of the designated banks or using any online platform. Make sure to keep your payment receipt, as you will need it to get your Registration PIN.
- After the payment, you will be provided with a unique Registration PIN. This PIN will give you access to the WAEC registration portal.
- Visit the official WAEC registration site at registration.waecdirect.org.
- On the portal, you will be prompted to enter the PIN you received after completing your payment. This action unlocks the registration form.
- You will be required to provide necessary personal information, such as: full name, gender, date of birth, passport photo (with the required specifications), and National Identification Number (NIN)
- You will then select the subjects you intend to sit for. Ensure that you choose subjects based on your educational plans and future career goals.
- Before submitting, carefully check the information you’ve entered. This includes ensuring the correct spelling of your name, accurate birth date, and other details. Once submitted, no changes can be made, so accuracy is essential.
- After reviewing all the details and confirming everything is accurate, submit your application.
- After submission, print out your Admission Notice. This document will include your Result Checker PIN and serves as proof of registration. Keep it safe for future reference.
Registration Guidelines
To ensure a hassle-free registration experience and avoid unnecessary issues, here are some important guidelines you must follow:-
- National Identification Number (NIN): This is a mandatory requirement for all candidates. Make sure you have your NIN ready before starting your registration.
- Special Requirements: If you have any special needs (such as visual or hearing impairments), ensure you mention this during the registration process so that WAEC can make the necessary accommodations for you during the exam.
- Photo Requirements: Your passport photograph must adhere to WAEC’s specifications. It should meet the following criteria:
- Format: JPEG
- Size: 275 x 314 pixels
- Resolution: 72 dpi
- File Size: Between 7KB and 15KB
- Dress Code for Exam Day: On exam day, candidates are required to wear casual attire. Professional uniforms or any form of formal attire are not permitted in the exam hall.
- No Electronic Devices Allowed: Mobile phones and other electronic gadgets are strictly prohibited in the exam hall. Any candidate found with these items will be disqualified from the exam.
- Malpractice: Engage in no form of exam malpractice. WAEC has a strict policy against cheating, and being caught may lead to the cancellation of your results and possible legal action.
- Admission Notice: Keep your Admission Notice safe. It must be presented at the exam venue for you to gain entry into the examination hall. Ensure it’s easily accessible on the exam day.
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