BECE 2025 Placement
Released: Here's What You Need to Know
The much-anticipated 2025
BECE placement results have been officially released by the Ghana Education
Service (GES). A total of 603,328 candidates sat for this year's Basic
Education Certificate Examination (BECE), with 590,309 qualifying for placement
into Senior High Schools (SHS), Senior High Technical Schools (SHTS), and
Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions.
The placement went live
on 17th September, 2025 at 8:00 p.m. Congratulations to all students!
How to Check Your School
Placement
Checking your placement
is free. Follow these simple steps:
* Visit the official portal at
https://www.cssps.gov.gh/hub/login.
* Enter your 10-digit BECE Index Number
followed by the last two digits of the exam year (e.g., 100000000025).
* Your Date of Birth is optional but can be
used.
* Click Sign In to view and print your
placement slip.
Key Placement Statistics
* 483,800 students (82%) were successfully
placed.
* Of those placed, 248,038 were girls (51.4%)
and 234,783 were boys (48.6%).
* 107,509 students (18%) were not matched to
their initial choices and are eligible for Self-placement.
Placement Coverage and
Reporting
This year's placement
covers 724 Public SHSs/SHTSs, 233 Technical and Vocational Institutions (TVET),
and 70 Private SHSs.
All placed students,
including those with automatic and self-placement, must report to their schools
on 18th October, 2025.
Support for Parents and
Students
To assist parents and
students, the GES has set up Resolution Centres at the District, Regional, and
National levels. At these centers, District and Regional PROs, Examination
Officers, and Free SHS Coordinators are available to offer support. The
National Centre is located at GNAT Hall, Accra. Additionally, GES/TVET offices
nationwide are available for assistance.
Placement is FREE!
The GES urges everyone
not to pay anyone for placement. If you are solicited for money, report it
immediately to the nearest police station or the Office of the Special
Prosecutor.
Every Ghanaian child deserves free and fair access to education.