THE UNKNOWN SOLUTION TEAM

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👆👆👆👆👆👆 *COMPUTER PRACTICAL SPECIMEN ABOVE*

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*2025 UTME results to be released as soon as all post examination analyses and other procedures are completed. Candidates are enjoined to be patient please.*

*KEEP TELLING YOUR FRIENDS ABOUT UNKNOWN SOLUTION TEAM.* *KEEP SHARING MY PHONE NUMBER WITH YOUR FRIENDS, AND ALSO WITH FRIENDS FROM DIFFERENT SCHOOLS, AND FAMILY MEMBERS.* 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

*DON'T SAY NECO IS NOT IMPORTANT ALWAYS TAKE YOUR NECO SERIOUS OH* ```NECO IS JUST AS IMPORTANT AS WAEC NOW.``` ```IT'S CURRENTLY BEING WRITTEN IN``` *SIX AFRICAN* ```COUNTRIES AND CAN EVEN BE USED``` *INTERNATIONALLY."* ```List of Other countries writing neco are as follow` 👇👇👇👇 1) *Equatorial Guinea* 2) *Benin Republic* 3) *Niger Republic* 4) *Cote'd Ivoire* 5) *Togo* 6) *Kingdom of Saudi Arabia*

*Please take note.*

it's very important for you, as an SS3 student, to sit for both the WAEC and NECO examinations. This is extremely important, and I strongly advise you to do so.

🔻🔺 *PAYMENT DEADLINE NOTICE* 🔻🔺 *VIP SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS FOR THE 2025 WAEC, NECO SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS ARE STILL ACTIVELY ONGOING.* *⬛⬜ WAEC AND NECO PAYMENT DEADLINE: MAY 7, 2025* *WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND COMPLETING YOUR PAYMENTS AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE.* *NO PAYMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THE SPECIFIED DEADLINES.* *Kindly take note of the above ☝🏻*

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You students should just continue to dey show your support, make dem go full CBT mode , we go still runnam , this is Nigeria we no go gree for them😡.

Na next year we go even dey active pass as he enter CBT more money , we the unknown no gree for them 😡

Unknown solution team are very much active next year 😂😂

*FG directs WAEC, NECO to adopt CBT for exams 2026* The Federal Government has directed the West African Examinations Council and the National Examinations Council to adopt full Computer-Based Testing for all their examinations by 2026. The Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, disclosed this during the monitoring of the ongoing exams alongside JAMB officials, in Bwari on Monday. The News Agency of Nigeria reports that more than 2 million candidates registered for the ongoing examination in more than 800 centres across the country. Alausa revealed that both the WAEC and NECO would start administering their objective papers via CBT, effective this November. According to him, the full adoption of CBT for the essay and objective components would commence by May or June 2026. ”If JAMB can successfully conduct CBT exams for more than 2.2 million candidates, WAEC and NECO can do the same. “We are going to get WAEC and NECO to also start their objective exam on CBT. “By 2026 exams which will come up in May/June, both the objectives and the essay will be fully on CBT. That is how we can eliminate exam malpractices.” Alausa also disclosed that a committee is currently reviewing examination standards nationwide, with recommendations expected next month. Earlier, the JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, while speaking on the early schedule of the exams, clarified that the board’s UTME exams had always begun at 8:00 a.m. Oloyede said that candidates were only expected to be on the ground by 6:30 a.m., to enable them to get accredited before the exams. He dismissed complaints about early arrival times, noting that it was necessary to screen candidates before exams began. “We have always started our exams at 8 o’clock. The first session is 8 o’clock, the second session is 10:30, the third session is 1 p.m., and the fourth session is 3:30 p.m. Oloyede also debunked claims of candidates being posted to centres they did not choose, stating that investigations showed no such cases had happened. He confirmed that more than 1.6 million out of 2.03 million registered candidates had completed their exams, with about 50,000 remaining. The registrar further revealed that more than 40 candidates had been arrested for malpractice, including impersonation and attempting to smuggle out exam questions with hidden cameras. He added that of the registered candidates, more than 41,000 were underage.