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The initial registration process ended on June 1, 2018.

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WAEC said interested private candidates should visit WAEC-accredited registration centres to complete the process.

The release added that candidates registering during this period will only be allocated examination centres in their Regional Capitals.

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The statement, however, did not give any reason why the examination body is re-opening for more registration.

Some have argued that it could be because few potential candidates registered for the 2018 Nov/Dec.

Others have also said that it may be due to the generally poor performance of students who wrote the 2018 WASSCE.