Category Archives: Colleges of Education

Holy Child College of Education Cut off points 2017

Holy Child College of Education Cut off points 2017 The Holy Child College of Education Cut off points 2017 is aggregate 30. Applicants are to have credit passes (A1-C6) in three core subjects including Core mathematics and English. Credit passes in two elective subjects (A1-C6) would also be considered in calculating the cut off points.… Read More »

Gbewaa College of Education Cut off points 2017

Gbewaa College of Education Cut off points 2017 The Gbewaa College of Education Cut off points 2017 is aggregate 30. Applicants are to have credit passes (A1-C6) in three core subjects including Core mathematics and English. Credit passes in two elective subjects (A1-C6) would also be considered in calculating the cut off points. So in… Read More »

Gambaga College of Education Cut off points 2017

Gambaga College of Education Cut off points 2017 The Gambaga College of Education Cut off points 2017 is aggregate 30. Applicants are to have credit passes (A1-C6) in three core subjects including Core mathematics and English. Credit passes in two elective subjects (A1-C6) would also be considered in calculating the cut off points. So in… Read More »

Foso College of Education Cut off points 2017

Foso College of Education Cut off points 2017 The Foso College of Education Cut off points 2017 is aggregate 30. Applicants are to have credit passes (A1-C6) in three core subjects including Core mathematics and English. Credit passes in two elective subjects (A1-C6) would also be considered in calculating the cut off points. So in… Read More »

Enchi College of Education Cut off points 2017

Enchi College of Education Cut off points 2017 The Enchi College of Education Cut off points 2017 is aggregate 30. Applicants are to have credit passes (A1-C6) in three core subjects including Core mathematics and English. Credit passes in two elective subjects (A1-C6) would also be considered in calculating the cut off points. So in… Read More »

Amedzofe College of Education Cut off points 2017

Amedzofe College of Education Cut off points 2017 The Amedzofe College of Education Cut off points 2017 is aggregate 30. Applicants are to have credit passes (A1-C6) in three core subjects including Core mathematics and English. Credit passes in two elective subjects (A1-C6) would also be considered in calculating the cut off points. So in… Read More »

Evangelical Presbyterian College of Education Cut off points 2017

Evangelical Presbyterian College of Education Cut off points 2017 The Evangelical Presbyterian College of Education Cut off points 2017 is aggregate 30. Applicants are to have credit passes (A1-C6) in three core subjects including Core mathematics and English. Credit passes in two elective subjects (A1-C6) would also be considered in calculating the cut off points.… Read More »

Dambai College of Education Cut off points 2017

Dambai College of Education Cut off points 2017 The Dambai College of Education Cut off points 2017 is aggregate 30. Applicants are to have credit passes (A1-C6) in three core subjects including Core mathematics and English. Credit passes in two elective subjects (A1-C6) would also be considered in calculating the cut off points. So in… Read More »

Berekum College of Education Cut off points 2017

Berekum College of Education Cut off points 2017 The Berekum College of Education Cut off points 2017 is aggregate 30. Applicants are to have credit passes (A1-C6) in three core subjects including Core mathematics and English. Credit passes in two elective subjects (A1-C6) would also be considered in calculating the cut off points. So in… Read More »

Bagabaga College of Education Cut off points 2017

Bagabaga College of Education Cut off points 2017 The Bagabaga College of Education Cut off points 2017 is aggregate 30. Applicants are to have credit passes (A1-C6) in three core subjects including Core mathematics and English. Credit passes in two elective subjects (A1-C6) would also be considered in calculating the cut off points. So in… Read More »