Top 20 Ghanaian SHS in 2024 according to NSMQ statistics | Gh Edu Pro

Ndebugri Amos Famouz
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PrimeTime Limited, the organisers of the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ), has announced the top Senior High Schools (SHS) in Ghana for 2024. 


The ranking includes 322 schools and is based on the Elo rating system, the same method used by FIFA and in chess rankings.


According to PrimeTime, the rankings were compiled using performance data from 2014 to 2024. They clarified that winning the NSMQ title had minimal impact on the rankings.


SEE ALSO: list of Category A Senior High Schools in Ghana 2024


Top Schools in Ghana

Presbyterian Boys' Secondary School (PRESEC, Legon) claimed the top spot with 1659.15 points. Mfantsipim School, the reigning NSMQ champions, came in third with 1506.60 points. This year's finalists, Keta Senior High Technical School (Keta SHTS) and St. Augustine’s College, ranked sixth and seventh, respectively.


Below is the list of the top 20 schools:


1. PRESEC, Legon – 1659.15 points

2. Prempeh College – 1546.93 points

3. Mfantsipim School – 1506.60 points

4. Adisadel College – 1500.13 points

5. Opoku Ware School – 1473.98 points

6. Keta SHTS – 1440.30 points

7. St. Augustine’s College – 1427.30 points

8. St. Peter’s SHS – 1396.83 points

9. Achimota School – 1396.43 points

10. St. Thomas Aquinas SHS – 1310.66 points

11. Wesley Girls’ High School – 1308.68 points

12. University Practice SHS – 1299.80 points

13. Ghana National College – 1287.38 points

14. Accra Academy – 1283.39 points

15. Tamale SHS – 1277.48 points

16. Koforidua Sec Tech – 1272.46 points

17. Kumasi High School – 1267.05 points

18. St. James Seminary SHS – 1252.30 points

19. Pope John SHS – 1250.54 points

20. Mawuli School – 1242.41 points


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These rankings showcase schools' consistency and overall academic excellence over the years. Stay tuned for more updates on education and competitions in Ghana!


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