How to Check Unity Schools Common Entrance Exams Result – Did your child or children take the recently concluded National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) for 2023, conducted by The National Examination Council (NECO)?
This is to inform the general public and the candidates who took part in the entrance exam that NECO has finally released the results of the entrance examination, and candidates or their parents or guardians are asked to visit the NECO official portal to check their results.
Knowing that the result is out, the next line of action will now be checking the result, and in this article, we are going to give you details of the steps and a guide on how you can check your results online.
Gender and State Breakdown of the Examination
Considering that the exam was for both male and female pupils, let us check how many males and how many female pupils took the entrance examination. The breakdown is as follows:
According to the statistics of NECO, candidates of approximately 38,801 that registered for the examination were female and in the same vein, candidates of approximately 34,064 who registered for the examination were male.
The highest number of entrants was reported to have come from Lagos State with candidates (18,644), while the lowest number of registered pupils came from Taraba State with candidates of approximately 102.
National Common Entrance Examination Breakdown
Now let us look at the breakdown of the examination before we move to the result.
Below are the statistics of the NCEE according to the Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Education.
Mr. Andrew Adejo presents the following as a breakdown of the conduct of the examination:
Number of registered students: 72,865 pupils registered
Pupils that sat for the exam: 69,829 sat for the examination across the country
Number of absent pupils: 3,036 pupils were absent from the exam
Poor performance: 76 pupils achieving the highest score of 203,
Lowest score candidates: six pupils recorded the lowest score.
Token for Checking the Result
Do candidates need to secure tokens before they can check the result? If so how much is the result checking token? No, candidature does not need to purchase any token before they can check their result, checking is free.
Check Unity Schools Common Entrance Exams Results 2024
Now the National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) examination is over and The National Examination Council (NECO) has released the result of the examination. Now how do the candidates of the examination check their results? We get to the full details now.
To check the result, we are going to follow two methods to achieve this, they are as follows:
First method:
- Log in to the Unity Schools admission portal at https://ncee.neco.gov.ng/
- Input Exam Year 2023
- Input Exam Type (National Common Entrance Examination)
- Input the registration number
- Click on Check Result
Secondly method:
- Visit https://fmeposting.com.ng/#posting
- Enter your exam number
- Input exam year (2023)
- Then the admission status will show
IMPORTANT NOTE: This is what you will see, immediately after you finish checking the result, you will see any of the following comments:
- Qualified for Selection under National Merit
- Qualified for selection under state quota
- Not qualified for selection
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Unity School Admission Criteria
What are the criteria for admission into the Unity Schools? As per the admission, Mr. Adejo stated that the following ratio will be followed to admit qualified candidates
Merit candidates: The ratio stands at 60% for pupils on merit,
Equality of States; The ratio stands at 30% for equality of state
Exigencies: The ratio stands at 10% based on exigency
States to Increase Registration
The following states have been advised to endeavor to increase their NCEE entrants. They are as follows: Adamawa, Bayelsa, and Kebbi states, this is a result of the increase made by Zamfara’s increase from 1,000+ to 2,091.
Further Information
In occasion of any issues during the process, please reach out to support@neco.gov.ng
Call; 09070447255, 09026080796, or 09070447254.
Conclusion
From the standpoint of Zamfara State, the Minister of Education of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Mr. Andrew Adejo, advises that schools should endeavor to increase the number of their entrants, assuring the candidates that admission into Unity schools will be based on merit, and the statistics marking the admission criteria will be strictly followed, and they have nothing to fear.