NECO 2023 marking begins, to release results end of September

 The National Examinations Council (NECO) has commenced marking its 2023 school-based senior secondary certificate examination(SSCE) scripts.


 

                       


It commenced the marking on Saturday, September 2, and is expected to complete the exercise in two weeks.

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