WAEC Official Advocates CBT to Combat Exam Malpractice in Nigeria

A WAEC official has advocated for the implementation of Computer-Based Testing (CBT) as the most effective method to curb examination malpractice and the proliferation of 'miracle centres' in Nigeria.

10 Aug, 07:53 — 10 Aug, 08:05

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Examination malpractice is a significant issue in Nigeria's education system, undermining the integrity of qualifications and potentially impacting the quality of future professionals. The proposal for CBT by a major examination body like WAEC suggests a potential shift in how national examinations are conducted, aiming to ensure fairness and credibility.

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A WAEC official advocated for Computer-Based Testing (CBT) to combat examination malpractice
CBT is seen as the best way to curb 'miracle centres'
Allegations of 'miracle centres' in Benue state are a concern

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CBT is the best way to curb 'miracle centres' and examination malpractice

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Allegations of 'miracle' examination centres in Benue had become worrisome

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There has been no official confirmation of 'miracle centres' in Benue state

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punch-ngMostly Factual22d ago

CBT best way to curb ‘miracle centres’, examination malpractice — WAEC official

WAEC official advocates for strict Computer-Based Testing (CBT) to combat examination malpractice and the rise of ‘miracle centres’ in Nigeria. Learn how C Read More: https://punchng.com/cbt-best-way-to-curb-miracle-centres-examination-malpractice-waec-official/

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vanguard-ngMixed22d ago

CBT, best way to curb exam malpractice – WAEC

Manga said allegations of the existence of “miracle” examination centres in Benue had become worrisome, though there had been no official confirmation of such centres in the state. The post CBT, best way to curb exam malpractice – WAEC appeared first on Vanguard News.

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CBT, best way to curb exam malpractice – WAEC

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WAEC Official Advocates CBT to Combat Exam Malpractice in Nigeria

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CBT best way to curb ‘miracle centres’, examination malpractice — WAEC official

CBT, best way to curb exam malpractice – WAEC

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CBT, best way to curb exam malpractice – WAEC

CBT best way to curb ‘miracle centres’, examination malpractice — WAEC official

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