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WAEC Releases CB-WASSCE 2026 Timetable for Private Candidates as Computer-Based Exams Begin January 28
WAEC Releases CB-WASSCE 2026 Timetable for Private Candidates as Computer-Based Exams Begin January 28

The West African Examinations Council has officially published the timetable for the 2026 Computer-Based West African Senior School Certificate Examination for Private Candidates, First Series, providing candidates with full details of subjects, dates, and examination schedules ahead of the exercise.
According to information released by the examination body, the timetable is designed to help private candidates plan effectively and prepare adequately for the upcoming assessment. Candidates are advised to study the schedule carefully to confirm their examination dates, subject timings, and specific requirements.
WAEC encouraged all registered private candidates to strictly follow the guidelines issued for the examination to avoid preventable issues that may affect their participation. The council emphasized the importance of early preparation and full compliance with examination rules.
The 2026 First Series of the CB-WASSCE for Private Candidates will commence on January 28 and will be conducted using a computer-based testing format. This approach forms part of WAEC’s broader efforts to modernise examination delivery, improve efficiency, and enhance the overall testing experience for candidates across centres.
Education stakeholders note that the adoption of computer-based testing is expected to streamline the examination process, reduce administrative delays, and improve result processing timelines.
With the timetable now available, candidates, parents, tutorial centres, and education consultants are intensifying preparations as the examination period begins. Prospective candidates are encouraged to regularly check official WAEC communication channels for updates and further instructions regarding the examination process.
The release of the timetable marks a key milestone in the build-up to the 2026 private candidates’ examination, signalling the final phase of preparation before the assessment begins.
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