Dial *790*024# and select “BECE 2026” to find out when results will be available. The 2026 BECE results are expected between 20th July and 11th August 2026.
The Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) is a crucial milestone for students completing Junior High School in Ghana. The 2026 BECE was conducted from Monday, 4th May to Monday, 11th May 2026, and recorded a total of 620,141 candidates. Of these, 619,985 were from schools within Ghana, comprising 304,273 males and 315,712 females, with an additional 156 candidates from Ghanaian schools in Togo and Benin, sitting across examination centres nationwide.
While this is an anticipated window, it remains subject to adjustment due to public holidays, validation processes, or unforeseen delays. Candidates and guardians should monitor credible sources for the confirmed announcement.
How to Stay Updated
To receive timely updates on the results release, check the following sources:
- Major news websites
- WAEC’s official website and verified social media pages
- Ministry of Education announcements
- Dial *790*024# and select “BECE 2026” for direct updates
How to Check Your Results When Released
When the results are published, follow these steps to access yours:
- Get a Results Checker: Purchase a results checker e-voucher from authorised vendors, dial *790*024# to buy via Mobile Money, or visit fastcheckers.com.
- Visit the WAEC Portal: Go to WAEC’s official results portal at eresults.waecgh.org.
- Enter Your Details: Input your Index Number, select “BECE” as the examination type, choose 2026 as the exam year, and enter your date of birth.
- Enter Voucher Information: Input the Serial Number and PIN from your e-voucher.
- Submit and View: Double-check all your details and click “Submit” to view your results.
After the Results
After receiving your results, take time to reflect and explore your Senior High School placement options. Even if your performance falls below expectations, there are still various placement paths available. BECE subjects are graded from 1 (highest) to 9 (lowest), and SHS placement is based on cumulative raw scores, not a fixed pass mark. Stay hopeful and confident as you prepare for this next chapter of your academic life.
Source: GESHub.org
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