The National Examinations
Council (NECO) has released its June/July 2015 results with 511, 931 or
68.56 per cent of the students recording five credit pass and above in
all subjects including English Language and Mathematics.
Announcing the release of results
yesterday at the Council National headquarters in Minna, the Registrar
and Chief Executive of NECO, Prof Abdulrashid Garba said the result
shows 12 per cent improvement to the results of the 2014 result released
by the council and a remarkable improvement to the results in the last
four years.
According to him, 969, 991 candidates
registered for the examination out of which 969, 491 sat for the
examinations in centers across the country.
Giving a breakdown of the results, the
NECO Registrar said 83.28 per cent credit pass in English Language and
80.74 per cent credit pass in Mathematics.
The Registrar lamented that despite the
adequate vigilance and monitoring by his organisation, NECO still
recorded substantial malpractices which led to leading to cancellation
of
43,608 culprits results and black listing of culpable adhoc staff.
Garba said 13 states were partially
indebted to NECO, with commitment to pay and the Council released the
results of those states adding that some private schools also owe the
organisation but all results were released except those involved in
malpractices.
In the analysis of candidates
performance by states, Delta State? scored the highest in five credits
and above including English and Mathematics with 83.51 percent, and Edo
state follows suit with 83.42 percent.
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