How to BUY your 2021 Nov/Dec WAEC GCE Registration ePINs on Remita

 Do you know that registration for the November/December 2021 Second Series West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE GCE) for Private Candidates is ongoing?

Yes! It is a lot easier, faster and more efficient to purchase your ePIN on Remita, a leading electronic payment platform in Nigeria. As a prospective candidate, ensure that you register before the sale of ePINs closes on September 30, 2021.

Buy your registration ePIN on the Remita portal or Remita mobile app using any of the multiple payment options available such as USSD, ATM cards, Wallets, Internet Banking, Phone Number and Account Transfer. You can also visit any bank branch or select agents to obtain your PIN.

Follow these easy steps for WAEC ePIN purchase:

• Visit https://www.remita.net or download the Remita mobile app.
• Select “Buy WAEC PIN” icon or simply click HERE.
• Fill all required fields (your name, phone number, email address, etc.) and submit.
• Select your preferred payment channel to complete the transaction.

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Voila! Once payment is confirmed, your WAEC registration ePIN is sent to your email and also displayed on the Remita payment receipt.

You are to then proceed to WAEC’s website (https://registration.waecdirect.org/) or visit any authorised centre to complete your registration with the obtained PIN.

With Remita, you can obtain your WAEC ePIN at any time on the mobile app or website during the registration period.

The exam will be conducted in October 2021, while the registration process for the examination has been designed to accommodate biometric features to be used for validation at examination centres.

Wishing you all the best in your exams.

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JAMB reveals the best 10 candidates in the 2021 UTME

JAMB has revealed the best 10 candidates in the 2021 UTME. The JAMB boss, Prof Ishaq Oloyede made this known during his presentation at the 2021 admission policy meeting that was held this week.

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According to him, Monwuba Chibuzor Chibuikem, a male, with registration number, 10054281ID, from Lagos State, topped the chart with a score of 358. He was closely followed by the duo of Qomarudeen Abdulwasiu Alabi from Osun State and Adeogun Kehinde Oreoluwa from Ogun State.

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The fourth best candidate on the list is Ajayi Eberechukwu Isaiah, a male, scored 349. He hails from Lagos.

Okarike Favour Kenneth, female, takes the fifth slot. She is from Rivers State and scored 348.

The trio of Omonona Oluwamayokun Victor; Owoeye Israel Oluwatimilehin, and Ehizogie Jeffrey Aidelogie , all scored 347. They hail from Oyo State, Ekiti and Edo States respectively

Ajeigbe Moyinoluwa Samuel, male, hails from Ekiti State. He sat the examination in Kwara State and scored 346, and is ranked 9th.

Yakubu Abdulraheem Joshua, male, from Edo State, sat the examination in the same state and scored 343 to take the 10th slot.

Five of the students who made the top 10 chose Covenant University as their first-choice institution of study.

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Obafemi Awolowo University, University of Lagos, Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta,and Nnamdi Azikwe University, Awka had one applicant each. It was also disclosed that all candidates that made the top 10 applied for engineering and science courses.

Just like in the previous year, the 10 candidates automatically qualify for full scholarship from MTN.