The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has released the results of its November/December 2024 certificate examinations, with 67.56 per cent of candidates obtaining five credits and above.
The Acting Registrar/Chief Executive Officer of NABTEB, Dr Nnasia Asanga, announced the results on Monday, February 24, 2025.
Asanga said 44,226 candidates sat for the National Business Certificate/Advanced National Business Certificate (NBC/ANBC) and National Technical Certificate/Advanced National Technical Certificate (NTC/ANTC) examinations.
Asanga disclosed that 29,880 of the candidates met the benchmark for academic and career progression.
He stated: “Out of the 44,226 candidates who sat for the NBC/ANBC and NTC/ANTC examinations, a total of 29,880 obtained five credits and above, including English Language and Mathematics, representing 67.56 per cent.
“In addition, 42,431 candidates, which accounts for 95.94 per cent secured five credits and above, whether or not they included English and Mathematics.”
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The NABTEB, however, noted a decline in performance when compared to the 2023 results, where 71.27 per cent of candidates passed with five credits, including English and Mathematics.
Asanga added: “The performance in 2024 is lower than that of the 2023 November/December results, where 28,137 candidates, representing 71.27 per cent, achieved the same standard.
“However, in terms of five credits and above regardless of English and Mathematics, we recorded a slight increase compared to 94.93 per cent in 2023.”
Asanga announced a reduction in examination malpractice, due to NABTEB’s efforts to maintain integrity in its assessments.
He stated that 0.53 per cent of those who sat for the examinations were involved in malpractice whereas 0.57 per cent was recorded in 2023.
The NABTEB CEO urged candidates to check their results and obtain more information on the NABTEB website – www.nabteb.gov.ng.
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