NABTEB 2024 GCE Result Breakdown: 67.56% Obtain 5 Credits
NABTEB has released the 2024 examination results, showing 67.56% of candidates achieved five credits, including English and Mathematics. The report also highlights a slight decline in performance compared to 2023 and a drop in exam malpractice cases. Continue reading for a full breakdown of the statistics and key insights.
The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has published the 2024 November/December examination results.
A total of 44,226 candidates sat for the National Business Certificate (NBC/ANBC) and National Technical Certificate (NTC/ANTC) examinations.
Of these, 29,880 candidates secured five credits or more, including English and Mathematics, which accounts for 67.56% of the total.
A broader assessment shows that 95.94% of candidates attained five credits or more, whether or not they included English and Mathematics.
Table of contents
- Comparison with 2023 Performance
- Reduction in Examination Malpractice
- How to Check NABTEB 2024 Results
- NABTEB’s Commitment to Exam Integrity
- NABTEB’s Role in Technical and Vocational Education
- Electronic Certificates Now Available
- Registration for May/June 2025 Exams Open
- Policy Change in Technical Education
- Challenges Facing Technical Education
Comparison with 2023 Performance
The 2024 results indicate a drop in performance compared to the 2023 examination.
In the previous year, 71.27% of candidates obtained five credits, including English and Mathematics.
However, the percentage of candidates who attained five credits in total, regardless of English and Mathematics, saw an increase from 94.93% in 2023 to 95.94% in 2024.
Reduction in Examination Malpractice
The board reported a decline in examination malpractice cases.
Only 0.53% of candidates were involved in malpractice, which marks a decrease from 0.57% recorded in 2023.
NABTEB credits this progress to strict measures put in place to uphold exam integrity.
How to Check NABTEB 2024 Results
Candidates can check their results online through the NABTEB Result Checking Portal.
NABTEB’s Commitment to Exam Integrity
NABTEB has pledged to maintain transparency and credibility in its examinations.
The board, in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Education, continues to introduce new security measures to combat malpractice.
These efforts aim to promote academic integrity across all assessments.
NABTEB’s Role in Technical and Vocational Education
Beyond conducting NBC/NTC exams, NABTEB also administers other assessments, including:
- National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) for Technical Colleges
- National Skills Qualification (NSQ)
- Modular Trade Certificate (MTC)
These qualifications provide candidates with hands-on skills needed for career growth.
Electronic Certificates Now Available
NABTEB has started issuing electronic certificates (e-certificates) for candidates from 2017 to 2022.
This initiative allows candidates to access their certificates digitally, making it easier to verify their credentials.
Registration for May/June 2025 Exams Open
The board has announced that registration for the May/June 2025 in-school examinations is now open.
Candidates, parents, and schools are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity.
Policy Change in Technical Education
The Federal Ministry of Education has approved a transition from Federal Science and Technical Colleges (FSTCs) to Federal Technical Colleges (FTCs).
This shift aims to align technical education with modern workforce needs.
Challenges Facing Technical Education
Despite progress, technical and vocational education still faces several challenges.
Key issues include:
- Funding limitations
- Negative perceptions about technical education
- Curriculum development constraints
There have been calls for better funding and stronger legislation to address these challenges.
NABTEB remains committed to strengthening technical and vocational education, ensuring students gain relevant skills for employment and career advancement.