JAMB Results 2024: Arts Student Scores 279 in UTME, Gets 86 in Government and 66 in Literature
- An art student checked her JAMB UTME results online using the simple SMS method, and the result was sent to her phone
- The student, Sam-Edudje Oghenefejiro, shared her result on Facebook, indicating she scored 279 in the 2024 JAMB
- Oghenefejiro scored 65 marks in UTME use of English, 86 in government, 66 in literature and 62 marks in Christian Religious Knowledge
A student used the SMS method to check her 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination result after it was released by the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB). She has shared the scores online.
The student, Sam-Edudje Oghenefejiro, scored 279 after individual scores in four subjects were added.
A breakdown of the scores showed that Oghenefejiro scored 65 marks in the use of English, 86 in government, 66 in literature, and 62 in Christian Religious Knowledge (CRK).
The JAMB subject combination showed that Oghenefejiro was an art student, but she did not mention the course she would like to study at the university.
JAMB released the 2024 UTME results on Monday, April 30. The body said over 1.9 million sat for the UTME examination in 2024 and that 76% of the candidates scored less than 200.
The examination body said 77,070 scored 250 and above, and 439,974 scored 200.
How to check JAMB results with your phone
Meanwhile, it is easy to check the 2024 JAMB result using a phone by sending an SMS to a code provided by JAMB.
The simplest way for candidates to know their 2024 JAMB score is to send an SMS to 55019 or 66019. Send UTMERESULT to 55019 or 66019 with the phone number you used to register for the examination JAMB.
Once you have sent the SMS to the code, JAMB will reply with your UTME 2024 result.
Lady shares her JAMB experience
In a related story, a lady has shared her experience travelling to the CBT centre where she was posted.
The lady said she was posted to a far place that cars could not access for the 2024 UTME.
A video she shared indicated that she had a hard time getting to the JAMB centre as she used a bike.
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Source: Legit.ng