National Business and Technical Examinations Board [NABTEB] 2019 November/December (GCE) NBC/NTC and ANBC/ANTC Examination Results Statistics Released for 2018/2019 Academic Session.

The National Business and Technical Examinations Board [NABTEB] Registrar/Chief Executive Professor (Mrs) Prof. (Mrs.) Ifeoma Mercy Isiugo-Abanihe on Wednesday 26th February, 2020 officially announced the results and Statistics of the November/December NBC/NTC and ANBC/ANTC Examinations for the 2018/2019 Academic Session.

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Registrar/Chief Executive Officer of NABTEB, Prof. (Mrs.) Ifeoma Isiugo-Abanihe, who announced the release of the results in Benin, said a total of 50,040 candidates consisting of 30,047 males, 19,993 females enrolled for the examinations in 1,775 centres nationwide (5,139 enrolled for Master crafts, 8,762 Ordinary crafts, 36,139, Ordinary Level General Certificate in Education).

She further revealed that thirty-two thousand three hundred and forty-nine, 32,349 candidates representing 72.91%  who sat for National Business Certificate/ National Technical Certificate examinations obtained scores with five credit and above including Mathematics and English language.

A total of 40,605 candidates representing 91.52% scored five credits and above with or without English language and Mathematics.

According to the Registrar/ Chief Executive of the Board, Professor Ifeoma Isiugo Abanihe, the candidates’ performance this year was basically same with the 2018 results where 29,274 candidates representing 72.79% obtained five credit and above including English language antd Mathematics
She added that the due to  quality assurance mechanisms by the board, a slight reduction in examination malpractices was recorded with 603 candidates which represents 1.22% caught in the act  when compared to the 625 figures in 2018.

‘’ The board will continue to make efforts through more aggressive training of examination personnel and use of technology to further checkmate examination fraud.’’

Abanihe who stressed the role of  Technical, Vocational Education Training in preparing the youths and adult alike for the labour market, called for the establishment of more federal science and technical colleges while ensuring existing ones are adequately equipped.