NABTEB 2024 GCE Result Breakdown — 67.56% Obtain 5 Credits

NABTEB 2024 GCE Result Breakdown

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The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has released the 2024 November/December examination results, revealing that 67.56% of candidates obtained five credits, including English and Mathematics. The overall performance showed 95.94% of candidates securing at least five credits, whether or not English and Mathematics were included.

Comparison with 2023 Performance

  • 2023: 71.27% of candidates obtained five credits, including English and Mathematics.
  • 2024: 67.56% achieved the same standard, indicating a slight decline.
  • However, the total percentage of candidates earning five credits in any subject improved from 94.93% in 2023 to 95.94% in 2024.

Reduction in Examination Malpractice

  • Only 0.53% of candidates were involved in malpractice, a decline from 0.57% in 2023.
  • NABTEB credits this improvement to enhanced security measures and strict exam monitoring.

How to Check NABTEB 2024 Results

Candidates can check their results online via the NABTEB Result Checking Portal.

NABTEB’s Role in Technical and Vocational Education

Apart from NBC/NTC exams, NABTEB also conducts:

  • National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) for Technical Colleges
  • National Skills Qualification (NSQ)
  • Modular Trade Certificate (MTC)

Electronic Certificates Now Available

NABTEB has introduced e-certificates for candidates from 2017 to 2022, making it easier to verify credentials digitally.

Registration for May/June 2025 Exams Open

The board has announced that registration for the May/June 2025 exams is now open. Schools, parents, and students should take note.

Policy Change in Technical Education

  • The Federal Ministry of Education has transitioned Federal Science and Technical Colleges (FSTCs) into Federal Technical Colleges (FTCs).
  • This aims to modernize technical education and better align it with workforce demands.
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Challenges Facing Technical Education

Despite improvements, technical and vocational education still faces issues such as:

  • Funding limitations
  • Negative societal perceptions
  • Curriculum development challenges

NABTEB remains committed to enhancing technical education, ensuring students acquire practical skills for employment and career growth.

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