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Ghana's two big exams and what follows them, in one place: when WAEC released the WASSCE results (4 September 2026 for school candidates in 2026), how to check BECE and WASSCE results on WAEC's own sites, what the grades and the placement aggregate mean, what has been announced for the next sitting, and CSSPS school placement after the BECE. It holds 13 guides and tools. Every date names its source, and we never ask for an index number or a PIN.
01 WASSCE
WASSCE results
When WAEC released the results, how to check them on WAEC's own site, what the grades mean, withheld results and re-marking.
02 Guide
How to check BECE results
The WAEC eResults portal, the voucher you need, the steps on a phone, and what to do if a result is withheld.
03 BECE
BECE grading and aggregate
How WAEC grades the BECE from 1 to 9, and your placement aggregate worked out from your grades.
04 WASSCE
WASSCE grade calculator
Add six WASSCE grades the way universities do, and set the total beside a published cut-off.
05 Placement
BECE and placement
How to check your CSSPS placement, self-placement if you were not placed, and how the eight school choices work.
06 Guide
Self-placement vacancies
Senior high schools that still had places on the CSSPS vacancy page, searchable by region, programme and gender.
07 Guide
WASSCE timetable 2027
What WAEC and the Ghana Education Service have announced for the 2027 sitting, and what they have not.
08 Guide
School calendar 2026/2027
Term dates and the exam windows in the Ghana Education Service calendar, with the date each was checked.
09 Guide
Can I get into university with D7 or E8?
What universities ask for, what D7 and E8 mean, and the routes that remain open.
10 Admissions
University admission lists
Where KNUST, the University of Ghana and UCC publish their lists, and what to do if you are not admitted.
35dated entries in the education calendar
11 Cut-offs
University cut-off points
The cut-off points UG, KNUST and UCC publish, copied from their own pages with the year and the day we read them.
12 Portals
Official portals
WAEC, CSSPS and the university portals. Checking a result or a placement is free, whatever anyone else is charging.
13 Academy
BECE and WASSCE practice
Join the list for BECE and WASSCE practice questions in the style of past papers.
Questions people ask
- When are WASSCE results released?
- WAEC released the 2026 results for school candidates on 4 September 2026. There is no fixed date from year to year, so the guide lists past release dates rather than predicting the next one. Read more: WASSCE results guide
- How do I check my BECE results?
- On WAEC's eResults website, eresults.waecgh.org: choose BECE (School) or BECE (Private) and the year, then enter your index number with the serial number and PIN from a WAEC results checker voucher. It works on a phone. Read more: How to check BECE results
- How is the BECE graded and the aggregate worked out?
- WAEC grades each subject from 1, the highest, to 9. Placement adds the four core subjects and the two best electives, so a lower aggregate is better. The calculator does the sum. Read more: BECE grading and aggregate
- When is the 2027 WASSCE?
- WAEC had not published a paper-by-paper timetable when we last checked. The guide says what the Ghana Education Service calendar sets as the exam window, and the date each fact was read. Read more: WASSCE timetable 2027
- How do I check my CSSPS placement?
- Use the official CSSPS portal at cssps.gov.gh. Checking is free, and we never ask for an index number or a PIN. If you were not placed, the guide explains self-placement. Read more: BECE and CSSPS placement
- Can anyone upgrade my WAEC result for a fee?
- No. WAEC says it does not upgrade results and that anyone offering to change a grade for money is a fraudster. Use only waecgh.org and the WAEC sites it links to. Read more: Official portals