The National Examination Council has announced the release of the 2017 June/July Senior School Certificate Examination results. Brad Wing air max pas cher The Registrar of the council, Professor Charles Uwakwe, announced the results in Minna on Thursday. Jordan Hydro 5 Joe Montana Notre Dame Jersey Uwakwe said that 1,055,988 candidates registered for the examination, among whom 1,051,472 wrote the tests in 76 subjects. Canotte Brooklyn Nets He said that 745,053 candidates, representing 70.85 per cent had five credits and above, including English Language and mathematics, in the examination. Doug Baldwin Seattle Seahawks Jersey Uwakwe said the performance represented 1.11 per cent improvement in candidates’ performance compared with the 2016 results. Nike Air Jordan 11 Low
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He said that 947,850 candidates had five credits and above irrespective of English Language and mathematics, adding that the figure represented 1.63 per cent improvement of the 2016 result. Adidas Nmd Donna
He also said that 903,690 candidates had credit in English Language, while 849,335 candidates had credit in General Mathematics. goedkoop nike air max 2017 nike air max 2015 hombre He explained that 50,586 candidates, representing 4.81 per cent of candidates, were involved in examination malpractice. cheap nike air max nike air max 90 femme Uwakwe said the figure represented 0.52 per cent increase in cases of malpractice compared to the 2016 record. nike air max 2017 heren new balance 373 bleu orange He said that 276 schools were involved in mass cheating in 34 states, while six schools were derecognised for examination malpractice. New Balance 997.5 mujer nike air huarache donna Uwakwe explained that 23 supervisors who aided malpractice one way or another were blacklisted.
