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Education Ministry targets 97 percent pass rate
Education2026 WASSCE
The Education Ministry has set a target of 97 percent pass rate for the 2026 WASSCE.
A total of 313,283 students are competing for 76,417 Category A school places.
- Coverage on "Education Ministry targets 97 percent pass rate" is currently reported by center-aligned outlets with primary documentation.
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- The competition is for Category A school places
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Expected Outcomes
- The outcome of the 2026 WASSCE will determine the success of the Education Ministry's target
Why It Matters
The target pass rate and competition for Category A school places will impact the education system
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- 34m agoModern Ghana: 2026 WASSCE: 313,283 students compete for 76,417 Category A school places
- 28m agoFBC News: Education Ministry targets 97 percent pass rate
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