Kadjebi: Some Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates in the Kadjebi District have expressed optimism about obtaining good grades after writing the English Language paper, the first paper of the examination, on Monday, May 4 at 1100 hours.
According to Ghana News Agency, Miss Godslove Affram, a candidate from KASEC Model Basic School, stated that the paper was fair and expressed confidence in obtaining Grade 1. Master Sampson Martey from Maranatha Preparatory School mentioned that the paper was manageable and hopes to achieve an aggregate score of 3. Similarly, Master Obour Ernest from Asato R/C JHS described the paper as good and expressed hope of scoring Grade 3.
At KASEC Examination Centre 'A,' 254 of the 358 registered candidates were present, while four were absent. At KASEC Examination Centre 'B,' 261 out of 262 candidates attended, with one absentee. The candidates are expected to write Religious and Moral Education (RME) from 1300 hours to 1445 hours.
In total, the Kadjebi District registered 1,440 candidates for the examination across six examination centres.