The Basic Education Certificate Examination, or BECE, is an important assessment in Ghana for students completing their junior high school education. It serves as a standardized test to evaluate students' knowledge and skills in various subjects, including Mathematics, English Language, and Science. The results of the BECE determine students' eligibility for admission into senior high schools. Administered by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), the BECE typically takes place annually in June. Students prepare for this examination throughout their junior high school years, and the results are crucial for their academic progression. Successful candidates can pursue further education in various senior high schools across the country.