NABTEB 2024 Results Released: Over 67% of Candidates Achieve Five Credits, Including English and Mathematics
The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has officially announced the results for the 2024 November/December examinations. A total of 44,226 candidates participated in the National Business Certificate (NBC/ANBC) and National Technical Certificate (NTC/ANTC) exams, with impressive performances and notable progress in several key areas.
Key Highlights of the 2024 Results:
- 67.56% of Candidates Passed with Five Credits, Including English and Mathematics: A total of 29,880 candidates achieved this milestone, demonstrating strong academic skills.
- 95.94% Overall Pass Rate: When considering all subjects, regardless of English and Mathematics, an impressive 95.94% of candidates earned five or more credits.
A Closer Look at the Numbers:
Compared to last year, the results show a slight decline in the percentage of candidates who passed with five credits, including English and Mathematics, which was 71.27% in 2023. However, there was a significant improvement in the overall pass rate, with 94.93% of candidates in 2023 reaching five credits in total, compared to 95.94% in 2024.
A Decline in Examination Malpractice:
Another encouraging trend in this year’s exams is the significant reduction in cases of examination malpractice. Only 0.53% of candidates were involved in malpractice, a decrease from 0.57% in 2023. This marks a positive step forward for NABTEB’s efforts to uphold the integrity of its examinations.
How to Check Your NABTEB 2024 Results:
Candidates can easily check their results online through the NABTEB Result Checking Portal. This streamlined process ensures that students can access their scores conveniently from anywhere.
NABTEB’s Commitment to Exam Integrity:
NABTEB continues to prioritize transparency and credibility in its examination processes. In collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Education, the board has implemented enhanced security measures aimed at eliminating malpractice and promoting academic honesty in all assessments.
NABTEB’s Expanding Role in Vocational Education:
Beyond the NBC/NTC exams, NABTEB plays a pivotal role in vocational education, offering several other key qualifications, including:
- The National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) for Technical Colleges
- The National Skills Qualification (NSQ)
- The Modular Trade Certificate (MTC)
These qualifications are designed to equip candidates with practical, hands-on skills for career advancement in various industries.
New: Electronic Certificates Now Available:
In a bid to simplify credential verification, NABTEB has begun issuing electronic certificates (e-certificates) for candidates who completed their exams from 2017 to 2022. This digital format ensures that candidates can easily access and share their certificates online, adding an extra layer of convenience and reliability.
Registration for 2025 Exams Now Open:
The registration period for the May/June 2025 in-school examinations has officially opened. NABTEB encourages candidates, parents, and schools to take advantage of this early registration opportunity.
Policy Changes in Technical Education:
The Federal Ministry of Education has approved a significant policy shift, transitioning Federal Science and Technical Colleges (FSTCs) into Federal Technical Colleges (FTCs). This change aims to better align the country’s technical education system with the evolving needs of the workforce, ensuring students acquire relevant, modern skills for the job market.
Ongoing Challenges in Technical Education:
Despite these positive developments, technical and vocational education in Nigeria still faces several challenges, including:
- Limited funding
- Negative perceptions about technical education
- Curriculum development issues
Experts are calling for increased funding, better policies, and stronger advocacy to address these challenges and ensure that technical education can play a crucial role in the nation’s economic development.
Looking Ahead:
NABTEB remains committed to enhancing technical and vocational education in Nigeria, ensuring that students receive the skills necessary for success in today’s competitive job market.
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