NECO SSCE Timetable
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Who takes the exam?
Candidates in their final year of secondary school take the NECO June/July examination.
The SSCE is divided into two types;
SSCE Internal: For candidates in their third and final year of senior secondary education.
SSCE External: For candidates who are not in the school system, i.e. private candidates.
76 subjects are usually examined in the SSCE Internal, which are categorized as follows:
- Compulsory Cross-Cutting Core Subjects
- Science and Mathematics
- Technology
- Humanities
- Business Studies and;
- Trade/Entrepreneurship.
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NOTE: All candidates must offer the 4 cross-cutting compulsory subjects. Candidates are to offer 3-4 subjects from their area of specialization and 1 elective outside their field of specialization provided the total number of subjects is not more than nine (9). The minimum number of subjects is eight (8)
Time tables
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We only post official timetables when they are released by the official examination body i.e. WAECÂ and NECO. Timetables should be updated within 24hrs of their official release.Â
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Schools and Candidates should note the following:
- Where the time on the question paper differs from the time on this timetable, the time on the question paper should be strictly adhered to.
- For physical education and auto mechanics practical paper i; french, music and arabic paper iv, the specific venues for the examination should be confirmed from neco state offices.
- Practical in sciences, stenography, computer studies & data processing can be in sets where the number of candidates is large, and the equipment cannot go round.
- Visual arts paper iv [creative design] should be given to candidates at least one week before the examination date.
- Welding & fabrication engineering craft practice should be given to candidates at least three weeks before the examination date.
- Nigerian languages (hausa, igbo, yoruba, edo, efik and ibibio) include literature aspect.
- Albinos and blind candidates are to be allowed 30 extra minutes at the end of each subject.
- Blind candidates must make use of the NECO supplied OBR customised braille sheet for the examination.
- Dyeing and Bleaching IB, Photograph IB, Painting and Decoration IB, Printing Craft Practice IB, Leather Goods Manufacturing and Repair IB, should be given to candidates at least two weeks before the examination date.
- Use of a scientific calculator is allowed.
- Bringing into the examination hall electronic communication gadgets (programmable calculators, mobile phones, ipads, tablets etc) is strictly prohibited.
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