VANGUARD
The National Examinations Council, NECO, has released the 2024 Senior Secondary Certificate Examination internal results.
This was disclosed on Thursday, September 19, by the NECO’s Registrar/Chief Executive, Professor Dantani Wushishi.
He briefed journalists in Minna during the release of the 2024 SSCE internal results.
Also, Wushishi said that NECO blacklisted 21 supervisors in 12 states. They also de-recognised one school in Ekiti state for mass cheating in three subjects.
According to NECO, 1,376,423 registered for the examination out of which 1,367,736 eventually sat for it.
Meanwhile, 828,284 candidates, representing 60.55%, made five credits in English and Mathematics.
Below are the easy steps to check your NECO 2024 results online:
1. Visit NECO portal at https://www.neco.gov.ng. This is the only official platform for accessing your results.
2. Select ‘NECO Results’: On the homepage, pick the ‘NECO Results’ option. Clicking this will take you to the result-checking section.
Click “Check “Results”.
Alternatively, just go straight to the result portal at https://results.neco.gov.ng/.
3. Enter your examination details: Provide your exam year (2024), exam type (June/July or Nov/Dec), and your unique examination number.
4. Input your token: You can buy it directly from the NECO website. Input the token in the appropriate field.
5. Check new NECO results 2024: After entering all the necessary details, click the ‘Check Results’ button. Your results will be displayed on the screen within a few seconds.
You can buy token from
a) Official NECO website, which remains the most secure and reliable source for purchasing tokens.
b) Authorised retailers: Ensure the third-party retailer is officially approved by NECO to avoid being scammed.
c) Result-checker token will only allow you to check a candidate’s result once. Five attempts at most. You cannot use another token to check the same result again.
Any further checks of the same result will require you to use the NECO E-Verify Result Verification Portal to verify or confirm such results. So do not exhaust your token’s access.
This article originally appeared in Vanguard.
