Your WAEC GCE photocard is one of the documents you need before you can sit the exam. It doubles as your admission card, so you will need it to gain entry into the examination hall.
The photocard carries the holder’s passport photograph, full name, registration number, and examination centre. If you registered as a private candidate and your card didn’t print properly the first time, or you simply misplaced your copy, you can reprint it from the same WAEC GCE portal you used to register.
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How to Print Your WAEC GCE Photocard
- Go to registration.waecdirect.org.
- Log in with the username and password you used during GCE registration.
- Once you’re logged in, click “Print Photocard” on the menu.
- Download or print the photocard that appears.
How to Reprint a Lost or Damaged GCE Photocard
- Visit registration.waecdirect.org.
- Log in with your candidate login details.
- Click “Reprint Photocard” from the menu.
- Save or print the new copy.
If you can’t log in because you’ve forgotten your password or your details were entered wrongly during registration, you’ll need to contact the nearest WAEC office, since the portal has no self-service password reset for GCE candidates.
Why You Should Print an Extra Copy
Keep more than one printed copy of your photocard. Exam supervisors will turn you away at the hall without it, and reprinting at the last minute when network or printer access is scarce near exam centres can cost you precious time on exam day.