NECO Ensures Readiness for 2024 NCEE Amidst Calls for Parental Cooperation
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Amidst the anticipation surrounding the forthcoming 2024 National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE), the National Examination Council (NECO) has assured the public of its meticulous preparations. Scheduled for April 20, this crucial examination holds significant implications for final year pupils in primary schools across Nigeria, as it serves as a gateway to admission into JSS1 in Federal Unity Colleges nationwide.
Also, in an exclusive interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Tuesday, Mr. Azeez Sani, the acting Director of the Directorate of Information and Digital Communication of NCEE, provided insights into the comprehensive arrangements underway. Sani underscored the paramount importance of parental cooperation in ensuring the smooth conduct of the examination, urging guardians to adhere to guidelines and maintain decorum throughout the process.
“The examination is slated for April 20, and we are leaving no stone unturned in our efforts to ensure its successful administration,” Sani affirmed. However, he emphasized the indispensable role of parents in creating a conducive atmosphere for the candidates, urging them to refrain from overcrowding the examination centers and to uphold a demeanor of utmost respect and orderliness.
2024 National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE): NECO Sets Age Criteria for 2024 NCEE; Urges Parents to Prioritize Long-Term Education Goals
As the countdown to the examination date continues, Sani reiterated the eligibility criteria, highlighting that candidates must fall within the age bracket of 10 to 13 years by September 2024, in accordance with the Federal Government’s directives. Notably, he emphasized that pupils below the age of 10 would not be considered eligible to participate in the examination.
Moreover, Sani seized the opportunity to appeal to parents’ sense of responsibility, cautioning against the haste in pushing children through the educational system. “It is imperative for parents to consider the long-term ramifications of rushing their children’s education, as it may have adverse consequences in the future,” he cautioned.
Further expressing optimism regarding the preparedness of school authorities and management, Sani reassured the public that pupils have been adequately briefed on the examination format and expectations. He expressed confidence that with the collective efforts of stakeholders and the adherence to guidelines, the 2024 NCEE would be conducted seamlessly, paving the way for deserving candidates to embark on their educational journey in Federal Unity Colleges across the nation.
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Every parent should adhered to the instructions given to ensure smooth running of the National Common Entrance Examination and the NECO examination. They should urge their wards to study hard for the examinations and avoid every forms of examination malpractice.
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All this preparations and there is still going to be malpractice 😂😂