National Examination Council (NECO) has released the results of its 2023 National Common Entrance Examinations, with 76 of the sixty-nine thousand, eight hundred and twenty-nine (69,829) pupils who sat for the examinations scoring the highest marks of 203 while six of them scored the lowest of 01
The Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Education, Andrew Adejo announcing the results in Abuja on Wednesday, revealed that seventy-two thousand, eight hundred and sixty-five
(72,865) pupils registered compared to sevnty-one thousand, seven hundred and thirty-eight ( 71,738 ) pupils for 2022 with Lagos State having the highest number of 18,644 and Taraba with the lowest of 102.
pupils who are seeking admission into the Federal Government Colleges in Nigeria
“A total of (72,865) pupils registered compared to 71,738 for 2022 with Lagos State having the highest number of 18,644 and Taraba with the lowest of 102. With 38,801 female registrants against 34,064 males, we are making progress with bridging the gender parity; Sixty nine thousand, eight hundred and twenty nine (69,829) pupils sat for the examination", he said
According to Adejo, “3,036 pupils were absent; 76 pupils had the highest score of 203; The lowest score was 01 mark and this was scored by six pupils.”
“I would like to thank everybody that have contributed to making this day possible, starting from the examination council the examination monitors, markers, pressmen who were with us. The conduct of the exam was hitch-free and it indicates that NECO is improving in the delivery of its examinations
The Permanent Secretary said that the Federal Unity Colleges had continued to be the prefare choice of parents, despite the infrastructural challenges facing the schools across the country
“ As you are all aware, our Federal Unity Colleges have become the first port of call for most parents in the country. Although we are currently facing challenges of infrastructural development, feeding, and teacher quality, I want to assure you that the Federal government is doing its best to ensure better conditions for effective teaching and learning in our schools.”, he assured
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