WAEC Expo/Runz, Prepare the Right Way

The West Africa Examinations Council (WAEC) Expo/Runz phenomenon has become a topic of concern, particularly for those preparing for the May/June 2024 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). Unscrupulous websites are taking advantage of unsuspecting students by promising access to genuine exam questions and answers ahead of time.

🚨 Scam Alert	Be wary of sites offering WAEC questions in advance
📚 Study Safe	Trust only verified sources for exam prep
📝 True Tips	Utilise official past questions and answers
🕵️ Verify	Learn to identify signs of fraudulent sites
🛑 Regulations	Phones banned in WAEC exams to prevent leaks
🌍 Reach Out	Contact WAEC for genuine queries and concerns
✅ Stay Informed	Follow reliable educational blogs and WAEC updates

Recommended links:

• WAEC Timetable
• WAEC Syllabus For All Subjects.
• WAEC Sample Questions and Scheme For All Subjects.

These scams, which have been around for years, involve fraudsters selling outdated or completely fake exam papers. They claim these papers are both genuine and current, offering them at seemingly incredible prices or with significant discounts to lure in victims.

It’s essential to understand that the claims made by these deceptive websites about providing authentic WAEC exam papers or answers in advance are entirely baseless and false. The WAEC council has been clear in its communication that no such leaks have occurred.

Protect Yourself from Fraudulent Claims

We urge all students preparing for the upcoming May/June 2024 WASSCE, along with their parents and guardians, to be vigilant against these scams, both online and offline.

For legitimate preparation, consider using past questions and answers provided by trusted sources. These resources cover key WAEC subjects including Agricultural Science, Biology, Chemistry, Commerce, Christian Religious Knowledge (CRK), Economics, English, Financial Accounting, Further Mathematics, Geography, Literature in English, Mathematics, Physics, Technical Drawing, Visual Arts, and Yoruba. These materials are designed to complement your preparation for the exam. You can access them here: Free WAEC Past Questions and Answers.

WAEC’s Stance on Question Paper Leaks

The West Africa Examinations Council (WAEC) has consistently affirmed that no question papers for the ongoing WASSCE have been leaked. WAEC’s Head of Public Affairs has issued statements clarifying that there have been no leaks of question papers.

Despite this, instances of malpractice have been observed. According to WAEC, certain dishonest supervisors, invigilators, or even candidates have been caught photographing question papers during exams. These images are then shared with external collaborators who provide answers and distribute them to subscribers through illegal websites, SMS, and WhatsApp. This practice is a clear violation of WAEC regulations, which strictly prohibit the use of mobile phones in examination halls.

Stay Informed and Vigilant

Remaining informed and cautious is crucial. Do not fall prey to these scams. Trust only verified sources for your exam preparations and always adhere to the guidelines set forth by WAEC. By doing so, you ensure not only your success but also the integrity of the examination process.

For the latest updates and more detailed information on WAEC exams and how to prepare effectively, continue to follow our blog. Your educational journey is important, and staying informed is key to your success.