BECE examiners cannot tell whether scripts are from private or public schools – WAEC rejects claims of bias

According to him, scripts are identified only by centre numbers and candidate ranges, making it impossible for examiners to distinguish whether a script belongs to a candidate from a private or public school.

His comments come after the Ghana National Association of Private Schools claimed it had received reports from member schools across the country alleging inconsistencies in this year's results, including grades that do not reflect candidates' academic performance and subjects that candidates allegedly did not register for.

The clarification follows concerns raised by the Ghana National Association of Private Schools (GNAPS), which has alleged discrepancies in this year's BECE results and called for an audit.