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WAEC GCE 2026 First Series Registration Guide: Dates, Fees, CBT Format & Step-by-Step Process

WAEC GCE 2026 (First Series) Registration Has Officially Begun The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has officially opened registration for the 2026 WAEC GCE First Series, designed for private candidates who wish to obtain O’Level results for admission into higher institutions such as universities, polytechnics, colleges of education, schools of nursing, and state universities. At Elite Educational Consult, we guide students through the complete registration process, ensuring they avoid mistakes that could delay admission or invalidate results.  Mode of Registration (Important Update) The WAEC GCE 2026 First Series registration is 100% online and includes biometric verification. Candidates will be required to capture fingerprints and personal details, which will later be used to confirm identity at the examination centre. Additionally, this edition of WAEC GCE will be conducted using Computer-Based Testing (CBT) for objective papers. WAEC GCE 2026 Registration Deadline Normal registration closes: Friday, January 30, 2026 Candidates are advised to register early to avoid technical issues or late penalties.   WAEC GCE 2026 Registration Fee Standard Registration Fee: ₦27,000 An additional ₦500 service charge may apply depending on the payment channel used.    Payment Options Candidates can pay through: Selected commercial banks Accredited registration agents Approved cashless payment platforms (ATM card, mobile payment, or online transfer) Once payment is made, candidates will receive a Registration PIN, which is required to complete the online registration. Walk in Candidate (Late Registration)Candidates who miss the normal registration deadline may still register as Walk-In Candidates, provided registration is completed at least 24 hours before the chosen examination paper. Walk-In Registration Fee: ₦45,000   Candidates With Special Needs Candidates with special needs are welcome to register like every other candidate. However, they must clearly state the nature of their impairment during registration (e.g. visual impairment, hearing difficulty, speech challenges, etc.) so appropriate arrangements can be made.    Where to Register Candidates can complete registration at: Accredited banks Approved cyber cafés WAEC offices Official WAEC registration centres  Elite Educational Consult also assists candidates with proper registration, subject selection, and biometric capture.   Completing Your Registration (Very Important) Candidates must: Complete registration within two weeks of first logging into the portal Carefully confirm: Full name Date of birth Gender Subjects selected Passport photograph Print the Admission Notice, which will serve as: Proof of registration Identification during the examination Access to the Result Checker PIN  Any mistake made during registration may not be corrected later, so accuracy is critical.    Examination Format & Preparation Tips The objective section will be fully CBT Essay and practical papers will be hybrid (questions displayed on screen, answers written in booklets) WAEC will organise an online mock examination to help candidates familiarise themselves with the CBT environment  Candidates are strongly advised to practise with WAEC-style CBT questions before the exam.  Important Rules & Guidelines Registration fees are non-refundable Candidates must appear at the exam centre in mufti (no uniforms) Mobile phones and electronic devices are strictly prohibited Any form of examination malpractice will result in total cancellation of results Candidates must bring their original Admission Notice to the examination hall Candidates sitting for the exam in more than one centre will have their results cancelled Smoking is not allowed in examination halls  Contact Information Candidates must provide: A valid email address An active phone number These will be used for updates, mock exam information, and official communication.  How Elite Educational Consult Can Help You At Elite Educational Consult, we: Assist with WAEC GCE registration Guide students on subject combination for chosen courses Prepare candidates for CBT exams Offer step-by-step admission guidance into: Universities Polytechnics Schools of Nursing State universities  Need help with your WAEC GCE 2026 registration or admission plans? Reach out to Elite Educational Consult today.

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Before 2026 JAMB registration begins, get these 9 things ready

The 2026 UTME/DE registration is expected to begin this January. As preparations continue, JAMB has released preliminary guidelines for candidates ahead of the registration exercise. The process is expected to follow a similar pattern to last year, with one notable update: Candidates will be required to declare their current admission status during registration; whether or not they are already enrolled in a tertiary institution. 1. Get Your National Identification Number (NIN) The National Identification Number (NIN) remains a compulsory requirement for all UTME/DE candidates. Candidates who do not yet have a NIN should visit an approved NIMC enrolment centre without delay to register. We’ve previously shared a step-by-step guide on how to get your NIN. If you need it, visit this link: NIN Application Guidelines for detailed instructions. 2. Ensure You Have a Registered Phone Number for Profile Code Creation Before registering, you will need to generate a profile code by sending your NIN via a registered phone number to a shortcode provided by JAMB. Make sure you have a valid, registered phone number for this process. All future SMS updates from JAMB will be sent to this number, so ensure it’s your personal number or a phone number you easily have access to. Check this link: Generate your 2026 JAMB registration profile code for detailed instructions on how to generate your profile code. 3. Set Up a Free Email Address Your email address serves as a backup for your JAMB profile in case you lose access to your phone number. It is mandatory to provide an email address during registration. Setting up an email is quick and free. We recommend using Gmail, which can be easily accessed at gmail.com. 4. Decide on the Course You Want to Study This is the best time to choose the course you want to pursue. This decision requires thoughtful consideration, so don’t wait until the registration begins. Choose a course you are passionate about and have the academic aptitude for. Be sure to have a second-choice course in mind, as this can improve your chances of admission, and you’ll be required to fill it up during registration. 5. Choose the School You Want to Apply, and study your course in Similarly, decide which school you intend to apply to before registration begins. Consider factors such as whether the institution offers your desired course, the admission requirements, school fees, and location. For a higher chance of success, consider having a backup option such as a polytechnic or college of education because they will be required while filling your JAMB registration form. To learn more about this, read 5 things UTME candidates should consider before choosing an institution. 6. Know Your Subject Combination Each course has a specific set of subjects required for admission. It’s essential to select the correct subject combination for your chosen course and institution. Many students make the mistake of choosing the wrong subjects, which can jeopardize their chances of admission. Use the JAMB Brochure to verify the correct subject combination before registration begins. 7. Seek Guidance if Needed If you are unsure about your choice of course, institution, or subject combination, don’t hesitate to ask for guidance. You can use the “Ask a Question” section on our website or mobile app/computer software, where a community of experts will provide helpful answers. Alternatively, join our JAMB 2026 WhatsApp group to get instant advice and answers to your questions. Join here.

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