How KyerɛMe works in practice
A complete decision-support system built for Ghanaian candidates, SHS students, parents, and school heads.
For parents and guardians
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Sign in securely with phone or email
Enter your Ghanaian mobile number (MTN, Telecel, AT) or email. Verify with a one-time passcode and grant guardian consent.
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Input terminal reports or mock marks
Type marks directly or snap a clear photo. Marks are read for your review, and the photo is permanently deleted after 5 seconds to protect your family's privacy.
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Explore realistic placement chances
See realistic chances across Category A, B, C, and D schools based on WAEC performance standards adjusted for exam difficulty.
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Audit choice sheets with Okyerɛkyerɛfoɔ
Build your choice list and check compliance with official GES selection rules (Category limits, TVET/STEM quotas, and day school catchment).
For JHS and SHS heads, counsellors and exam masters
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Access with WAEC Centre Code & DPA
Sign in with institutional credentials under a signed Data Processing Agreement that keeps pupil records strictly isolated.
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Upload cohort terminal & mock spreadsheets
Import JHS or SHS student assessment CSVs in bulk to uncover core subject risks and track performance trends.
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Benchmark against district & national data
Evaluate school standing with percentile rankings and aggregate projections for your cohort's exam stage.
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Audit candidate choices & generate PTA reports
Run batch GES CSSPS compliance checks on JHS candidate selections, review SHS core-subject risk alerts, print co-branded reports, or issue bulk candidate passes.
School marks need context.
A terminal report tells you how your child did in one assessment. School choice needs a wider view.
Illustrative example
The same mark can tell different stories
Imagine two practice tests: one is much harder than the other. The same mark does not necessarily mean the same level of preparation. KyerɛMe considers assessment and school context when estimating a BECE outlook.
Start with the marks you have
Type marks from a terminal report or mock, or review the marks extracted from a scan before saving them.
Look at a range, not a promise
An estimate shows uncertainty. Early estimates have less evidence behind them and are labelled clearly.
Compare the whole choice
Consider the school, programme, boarding or day arrangements, and distance from home. Review the guidance for your academic year.
What an estimate cannot tell you
Future performance, available places and selection rules can change. An estimate is not an official result or an offer of admission. You keep control of your choices.