Efiko
WAEC WASSCE
All 77 WASSCE subjects, including the ones nobody else covers.
Upholstery. Mining. GSM Phone Maintenance. Dyeing and Bleaching. If WAEC sets it, you can practise it here.
- 4,800+questions to practise
- 77 subjectsevery one WAEC sets
- 15+in every subject
Read this before you start
- WAEC is practice, not a full course yet. The JAMB banks run into the thousands for a subject. The median WAEC subject holds about forty. The figure for yours is in the list below, and it is a floor rather than a guess: there are at least that many.
- There is no predicted total. WAEC gives a letter per subject and no aggregate, so a score out of 400 would mean nothing and Efiko will not invent one. You do get a predicted letter for each subject, from the objective questions you have answered — and the objective paper is only part of the real grade, so read it as a guide to that paper rather than to the certificate.
- Timed mocks in eleven subjects. English Language, General Mathematics, Chemistry, Civic Education, Commerce, Bookkeeping, Auto Mechanics, Building Construction, Marketing, Metal Work and Technical Drawing, each at its real paper's length. Efiko holds the paper structure for twenty subjects; the other nine still have too few questions to fill one. For the remaining fifty-seven WAEC sells its syllabus as a book, so the length is unknown and no mock is offered.
The subjects
The number beside each name is how many questions that subject holds today, counted from the banks the app ships.
- Agricultural Science25+
- Air Conditioning and Refrigeration40+
- Animal Husbandry40+
- Applied Electricity40+
- Arabic15+
- Auto Body Repair and Spray Painting35+
- Auto Electrical Work40+
- Auto Mechanical Work40+
- Auto Mechanics40+
- Biology350+
- Block Laying, Bricklaying and Concreting40+
- Bookkeeping150+
- Building Construction40+
- Carpentry and Joinery35+
- Catering Craft Practice40+
- Chemistry450+
- Christian Religious Studies30+
- Civic Education250+
- Clothing and Textiles40+
- Commerce65+
- Computer Studies70+
- Cosmetology40+
- Data Processing70+
- Dyeing and Bleaching40+
- Economics65+
- Edo20+
- Efik15+
- Electrical Installation and Maintenance Works40+
- Electronics40+
- English Language200+
- Financial Accounting40+
- Fisheries40+
- Food and Nutrition40+
- French15+
- Furniture Making35+
- Further Mathematics30+
- GSM Phone Maintenance and Repairs40+
- Garment Making40+
- General Mathematics250+
- Geography100+
- Government65+
- Hausa20+
- Health Science40+
- History40+
- Home Economics30+
- Ibibio15+
- Igbo15+
- Insurance40+
- Islamic Studies35+
- Leather Goods Manufacturing35+
- Literature in English35+
- Machine Woodworking35+
- Marketing70+
- Metal Work40+
- Mining40+
- Motor Vehicle Mechanics Work40+
- Music30+
- Office Practice40+
- Painting and Decorating35+
- Photography40+
- Physical and Health Education35+
- Physics400+
- Plumbing and Pipe Fitting35+
- Printing Craft Practice40+
- Radio, Television and Electronics Works40+
- Salesmanship40+
- Shorthand40+
- Store Keeping40+
- Store Management40+
- Technical Drawing40+
- Tourism40+
- Typewriting40+
- Upholstery35+
- Visual Art30+
- Welding and Fabrication40+
- Woodwork40+
- Yoruba15+
Why the WAEC banks are shorter
- JAMB publishes its syllabus. WAEC sells one. For JAMB, every question is written against the official topic list. For WAEC, the topic list for most subjects had to be worked out from twelve years of past papers.
- So the questions are written slowly. A subject is only added once there is real evidence of what it examines. That is the reason the banks are short, and it is the reason nothing in them is guesswork.
- Breadth came first on purpose. A student sitting Upholstery has nothing to practise with anywhere. Twenty real questions is worth more to them than a twenty sixth Mathematics app.
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