Benue State
- Achega Community secondary school, Ogwule Kaduna Agatu
- A.F.I.C High School, Ikpayongo
- Angus Fraser College, Makurdi
- College of Education Demonstration Secondary School Katsina-Ala
- Ediwe Memorial College, Adum - East
- Emmanuel Sec. School Ugbokolo.
- Community Secondary School, Ojigo
- Gboko High Sec. School, Gboko
- Government College, Katsina-Ala
- Government College, Makurdi
- Government Girls College, Makurdi
- Adikpo Comprehensive College (A.C.C.), Adikpo, Kwande Local Government
- Government Model School, Makurdi
- Turan Community Secondary School, Jato-Aka, Kwande Local Government
- NKST Secondary School, Jato-Aka, Kwande Local Government
- Government Secondary School, Gboko.
- Ibrahim memeorial Secondary School, Inyoji, Onyagede
- Apa Demonstration College, Ugbokpo
- St. John's College, Amoke
- Christ the King Academy, Ugbokpo
- Community Secondary School, Onyagede
- Jato-Anchaver Memorial Secondary School, Mase-Igbor
- Mount St. Gabriel Secondary School, Makurdi
- Methodist High School Ogwule Kaduna Agatu
- Mt. St. Michael Secondary School, Aliade
- N.K.S.T (W.M. Bristow Secondary School), Gboko
- Special Science Senior Secondary School, Makurdi
- St Anne's Sec School, Oturkpo
- St Francis College, Oturkpo
- St. Joseph's Secondary School, Ito
- Mount La Salle College, Naka
- Kings Comprehensive College, Mkar
- N.K.S.T. College Mkar, Gboko.
- CDM Academy international Mkar, Gboko.
- Goodnews secondary grammar school makurdi
- Princess Adeja, Akaajime Gboko
- Tofi Memorial Grammar School, Gboko
- N.K.S.T. Secondary School, Mkar
- Kon Adema Nursery & Primary School, Gboko
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