Prof. Abdulrashid Garba, NECO Registrar who made the announcement on Thursday in Minna, said that 68.56 per cent of candidates got more that 5 credits this year and said the result was an improvement from 2014 when 52.29 got above five credits.
He said that 0.11 per cent cases of malpractice were recorded, adding that the results of candidates involved have been cancelled.
The registrar said that the council was able to sustain its prompt release of results in less than 60 days from the date the last paper was written.
“The 2015 examinations result was released within 60 days after the last paper. This shows a great success achieved by the council.
“Lists of schools which were involved in examination malpractice have been blacklisted and the results of students who wrote in such centres have been cancelled,” he said.
Garba called on candidates who sat for the examination to access their results on NECO Web site www.mynecoexams.com.
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