First Series NOV/DEC: Projected Topics to Study for January 2025 Private WASSCE

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WAEC Comparative TOPIC wassce Performance of WASSCE Candidates in the 4 Core Subjects from 2020 to 2022
Comparative Performance of WASSCE Candidates in the 4 Core Subjects from 2020 to 2022

Ferdinand | EducationGhana |  January 23| First Series NOV/DEC: Projected Topics to Study for January 2025 Private WASSCE

Prepare for the January 2025 Private WASSCE with this comprehensive guide to likely topics in all subjects. Ensure success by focusing on these key areas identified for the first series.

 

Prepare for January 2025 Private WASSCE with Projected Topics

 

The 2025 WAEC Private WASSCE (First Series) is scheduled for January 24 to February 15, 2025.

Early preparation is crucial, and we’ve compiled key topics across all subjects that candidates must focus on to maximize their success. These topics, based on trends and analysis, align closely with likely examination questions.

Core Mathematics

  1. Sets and Binary Operation
  2. Modular Arithmetic
  3. Statistics & Probability
  4. Logarithm and Indices
  5. Mensuration 1 & 2
  6. Business Mathematics (Profit, Loss, Ratio)
  7. Trigonometry
  8. Bearings and Vectors
  9. Simultaneous Equations
  10. Matrix and Coordinate Geometry
  11. Logical Reasoning
  12. Transformation
  13. Quadratic Graphs and Functions
  14. Series and Sequence

 

Integrated Science

  1. Cells
  2. Transport in Plants
  3. Acids, Bases, and Salts
  4. Diseases
  5. Ionic and Covalent Bonding
  6. Machines
  7. Chemical Compounds and IUPAC Names
  8. Friction
  9. Photosynthesis
  10. Dentition and Digestion in Mammals
  11. Skeleton of Mammals
  12. Crop Production
  13. Force and Motion
  14. Electricity and Heat
  15. Ecosystems
  16. Evolution, Variation, and Inheritance

Elective Mathematics

Compulsory Topics:

  1. Correlation & Regression
  2. Binary Operations
  3. Functions & Partial Fractions
  4. Binomial Expansion
  5. Logarithms/Indices
  6. Polynomial Equations
  7. Basic Calculus
  8. Circle Theorem
  9. Matrices
  10. Sequences and Series

Optional Topics:

  1. Probability
  2. Permutations and Combinations
  3. Vectors and Mechanics
  4. Kinematics
  5. Calculus (Differentiation & Integration)

The Environment

  1. Adolescent Reproductive Health
  2. Institution of Marriage
  3. Responsible Parenthood
  4. Education and Social Change
  5. Physical Environment and Challenges

Governance, Politics, and Stability

  1. Constitution, Democracy, and Nation-Building
  2. Ghana and the International Community
  3. Leadership and Fellowship
  4. Rights and Responsibilities
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Social and Economic Development

  1. Youth and National Development
  2. Work, Productivity, and Entrepreneurship
  3. Population Growth and Development
  4. Promoting National Socio-Economic Development

Biology

  1. Microscopy and Biological Drawing
  2. Cell Structure and Function
  3. Genetics, Variation, and Ecology
  4. Food and Nutrition
  5. Human and Environmental Relationships
  6. Excretion, Skeletal Systems, and Respiration
  7. Transport Systems in Plants and Animals
  8. Paramecium, Tilapia, and Fern Studies

Physics

  1. Dimensional Analysis
  2. Properties of Matter
  3. Motion and Forces
  4. Electronics
  5. Planets and Gravitation
  6. Current Electricity
  7. Properties of Waves
  8. Specific Heat Capacity
  9. Atomic and Nuclear Physics

Chemistry

  1. Structure of the Atom
  2. Periodic Chemistry
  3. Chemical Bonds
  4. Stoichiometry
  5. States of Matter
  6. Energy Changes in Reactions
  7. Acids, Bases, and Salts
  8. Chemical Kinetics and Equilibrium

 

Key Study Tips

  • Prioritize Past Questions: Focus on topics that appear frequently.
  • Master Core Concepts: Ensure a solid understanding of fundamental principles.
  • Practice Time Management: Simulate exam conditions with mock tests.
  • Use Available Resources: Study guides, WAEC past questions, and revision notes.

By focusing on these projected topics, candidates can maximize their preparedness and confidently approach the January 2025 Private WASSCE. Best of luck to all candidates!

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