Paperless Exams Ghana
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📋 Public Survey · Open to All Ghanaians

Should Ghana's Exams
Go Fully Paperless?

WAEC's WASSCE and BECE — Paper 1, Paper 2 and Paper 3 — written entirely on computers, laptops or tablets. Share your view and help shape the future of Ghana's examination system.

⭐ About ExamStar
ExamStar — Ghana's Digital Examination Platform
Built by Ninga Technology, ExamStar is a fully digital, offline-first examination platform designed to replace Ghana's paper-based BECE and WASSCE system. It handles Paper 1 (MCQ), Paper 2 (Essays) and Paper 3 (Practicals) — working even without internet, generating instant results, and eliminating examination leakage. This survey collects public views to support the ExamStar national pilot proposal to WAEC Ghana.
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13 questions · about 3 minutes · your response is recorded automatically in our live database

What this debate is really about

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Malpractice and leakage — Question papers travel by road in sealed boxes. Digital papers can be encrypted and released only when the exam starts.

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Faster results — Typed scripts can be marked digitally, so candidates could wait weeks instead of months for their WASSCE results.

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The cost of paper — Printing, transport, storage and security for millions of scripts are a heavy, recurring national bill.

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Fairness and access — Devices, electricity and internet must reach every exam centre before paper disappears — or some candidates lose out.

An independent public survey by Ninga Technology on whether WAEC's BECE and WASSCE should be written entirely on computers. Every response is recorded automatically in our live results database.
Paperless Exams Ghana
Tell us about yourself. Your region and role help us show how different parts of Ghana and the education sector feel. Only grouped results are published.
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Built by Ninga Technology — a fully digital, offline-first platform replacing Ghana's paper-based BECE and WASSCE. Works without internet. Eliminates leakage. Generates instant results.
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Step 1 of 3 · About you
Your details help us show how different parts of Ghana and the education sector feel. Only grouped results are published — not your personal details.
Please enter your name
Please select your age group
Please select your region
Please select your role
Paperless Exams Ghana
Share your view on whether Ghana should move BECE and WASSCE to computers, and which papers should go digital first.
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About ExamStar
Built by Ninga Technology — a fully digital, offline-first platform replacing Ghana's paper-based BECE and WASSCE. Works without internet. Eliminates leakage. Generates instant results.
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Step 2 of 3 · Your view
WAEC conducts the BECE and WASSCE across Paper 1, 2 and 3. Tell us which parts should move to a screen.
Question 01
Do you support a fully paperless, computer-based examination system for Ghana?
WASSCE and BECE written entirely on computers, laptops or tablets.
Question 02
Paper 1 (objective): should candidates answer it on a computer?
Question 03
Paper 2 (essay and theory): should candidates type their answers?
Question 04
Paper 3 (practical): should it be delivered and submitted digitally?
Question 05
How often do you use a computer, laptop or tablet?
Question 13 Added
Which examination concerns you most?
Paperless Exams Ghana
Rate Ghana's readiness for digital exams. Tell us about infrastructure, fairness, cost and timing.
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Step 3 of 3 · What it would take
Readiness, cost and fairness — say how much you agree with each statement.
Question 06
Every candidate in Ghana can be given reliable access to a computer for examinations.
Strongly
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Neutral
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Strongly
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Question 07
Examination centres across the country can rely on steady electricity and internet.
Strongly
Agree
Agree
Neutral
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Question 08
Computer-based examinations would reduce leakage and examination malpractice.
Strongly
Agree
Agree
Neutral
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Question 09
Digital examinations would speed up marking and the release of results.
Strongly
Agree
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Neutral
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Strongly
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Question 10
The cost of devices, training and technical support is worth it for a paperless system.
Strongly
Agree
Agree
Neutral
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Strongly
Disagree
Question 11
What is the biggest barrier to going paperless?
Question 12
When should Ghana move fully to digital examinations?
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Anything else you want to say?
Share your reasoning, worries or hopes about paperless examinations in Ghana.
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