WAEC Candidate Who Wants to Study Law in University Gets A1 in 3 Subjects Including Economics

• A Nigerian girl took the 2024 West African School Certificate Examination (WASCE) and posted her result on Facebook
• Her intention is to study law, and she has wondered if her West African Examination Council (WAEC) result was good enough
• Her result showed that she registered for nine subjects and was able to pass two of them with A1

A young ambitious candidate in the 2024 WAEC examination has checked her result.

After seeing how she performed in the 2024 WASSCE, she decided to share it online.

In a Facebook post, Bassey Esther Samuel asked if her WAEC result was good enough to get her admission.

Esther shared that she intended to study law at university, wondering if her results would guarantee her the dream course.

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She asked:

"I hope it is good for law?"

A closer look at her WAEC result showed she passed five subjects with a B while she scored one credit in the English language.

Esther also got an A1 in both civic education and tourism.

In response to Esther's question, many people in the Facebook group told her she obtained a very good result.

One comment indicated that her WAEC was good but maintained that her performance in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) administered by the Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) would also play an important role in determining whether she would get admission or not.

Reactions as student shares her WAEC result

Ovin's Ewara said:

"Esther you have a very good result oooo...... Jesus!"

Mhiz Kenzy commented:

"ES Ther wow... Urs is super great... Nice one sis."

T.J Media said:

"Yes. But it's your jamb that truly matters."

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Je Wel said:

"You are good to go dear."

Requirements for studying law in Nigerian Universities

General requirements for studying Law in Nigerian Universities are:

Minimum of five credits in WAEC or NECO results, including English language, Literature in English or English Literature and Mathematics at not more than two sittings.

Candidate should be up to sixteen years of age to be able to get admission.

Teacher shares WAEC results of his students

A Nigerian teacher has seen the performance of two students who he coached when they were preparing for WAEC.

The teacher said the students took the WAEC examination at Al-Mukhtar Secondary School Auchi, Edo state.

The two students performed well in the examination, with one of them scoring A1 in physics and marketing.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng