The provisional results for school and private candidates who took part in this year’s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) have been made public by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC).

According to WAEC, the Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Directors of Education will forward the school candidates’ results to their respective schools.

Private candidates, however, have access to their results via the Council’s official website, www.waecgh.org.

John Kapi, the WAEC Head of Public Affairs, made the announcement on Thursday.

“School candidates who so desire may also access their results online at the Council’s website,” the statement says.

Nevertheless, WAEC revealed that 22,270 students’ scripts in particular courses are presently being held as allegations of widespread cheating are looked at.

The outcomes of the investigations can be canceled or made public, according to the statement.

All parties have been cautioned by WAEC to be wary of anyone who offers to enhance results in exchange for a fee.

“Candidates are urged to remember that WAEC results are secure and can be verified for authenticity,” the Council added.