Commercial Student Who Wrote JAMB Exam Scores 65 in Economics and 52 in UTME Use of English
- A Nigerian boy who took part in the 2024 UTME rushed to Facebook to share his results after checking it
- The boy scored an aggregate of 214 marks in the Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) examination
- He scored 65 in economics, 52 in UTME use of English, 47 marks in commerce, and 51 in mathematics
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The JAMB result of a student who wrote the UTME in 2024 is trending online and attracting many reactions.
The boy shared his UTME scores in a Facebook group, asking people if he tried or not.
Source: UGC
The result is attracting many reactions with some people congratulating him for scoring 214 in UTME.
The result shows that the JAMB candidate is a commercial student, and he registered for mathematics, commerce, economics and English language.
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A breakdown of his UTME scores shows that he scored 65 in economics, 52 in UTME use of English, 47 marks in commerce, and 51 in mathematics.
Many people who saw his performance told him that he tried his best, and they sent him congratulatory messages in the comment section of the post.
Facebook reactions as boy shares UTME result
Afun Victor said:
"You try your best leave the rest to God to seal it."
Vera Sunday said:
"Awesome work."
Favorite Azubuike said:
"Congratulations. You've done well."
@Y'all Meet Shmurda
Please how can I check my own result?"
Smart Chris said:
"Yes of course congratulations."
Choice Happy said:
"Please, my own is not showing up till now."
Lawal Opeyemi said:
"Kudos to you guy."
Lady shares experience writing JAMB Use of English
Meanwhile, a lady who was a candidate in the just concluded JAMB UTME has come out to share her experience.
The candidate, Prisca Pinket, said she did not find the JAMB UTME Use of English questions hard.
As she awaits the results, Prisca is confident that she will get the cut-off mark for tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
Many JAMBites have since checked their results and took to social media to share their scores for people to see. While some are good, other results are not so good.
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