WAEC 2024: Worried Boy Who Wants to Study Medicine and Surgery Shares His Result, Seeks Advice

WAEC 2024: Worried Boy Who Wants to Study Medicine and Surgery Shares His Result, Seeks Advice

  • After checking his West African Examinations Council (WAEC) result, a boy got worried and turned to the internet for help
  • According to the boy, he wants to study medicine and surgery at the university but is unsure of his university admission chances
  • His WAEC result divided netizens as many thought his chances were dependent on his Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) result

A science student, Kasim Abubakar Muhammad, has cried out for advice after seeing his WAEC result.

Despite scoring distinctions in some subjects and only one C5 in English language, Abubakar seemed unsure he would get admission to read his dream course.

Boy who wants to study medicine and surgery cries out after seeing his WAEC result
Abubakar wants to study medicine and surgery at the university. Photo Credit: Kalip Son
Source: Facebook

Abubakar said he wants to study medicine and surgery at the university. The worried lad shared his WAEC result in a Facebook group with the question:

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"Can I study medicine and surgery with this waec result?"

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Abubakar got A1 in marketing, general mathematics and physics. He got B2 in economics and agricultural science and B3 in civic education, biology and chemistry.

People replied the WAEC candidate's question

Itz Muhmud Jibreel Abubakar said:

"Let jamb answer this question🤔🤔🤔."

Muhammad Abba Harun said:

"Yeees but what of Ure score in jamb."

Haidar Taheer Abdallah said:

"Depends on your jamb combination and the result too."

Muhammad Aminu Sulaiman said:

"Your Jamb score will determine."

Abdul Taiyeb Olarewaju said:

"Y not just pray make jamb support you."

Shehu Halilu said:

"Yes if you have good score in your jam results."

WAEC result of medicine aspirant emerges

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that the WAEC result of a boy who got 328 in the UTME had gone viral on social media.

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@Sky_Tu shared the boy's UTME and WASSCE results on X, describing his academic feat as commendable. @Sky_Tu explained that the boy wants to study medicine and appealed to people to recommend him for scholarship opportunities.

The man said the boy is from Ondo State. In the results he shared, he covered the boy's name but left the scores. The brilliant boy had A1 in eight subjects including general mathematics, physics and chemistry and only one B3 in English language.

WAEC result of computer science aspirant trends

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that the WAEC result of a boy who wants to study computer science had generated reactions online.

In a Facebook post, Lukman shared his result and asked netizens if he could get admitted to study computer science at Kaduna State Polytechnic (KadPoly). Lukman, who struggled greatly with English, stated that he got 136 in the UTME.

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Netizens blasted and mocked his use of English and wondered how he got the WAEC result. Lukman had only one A1 in agricultural science and five B3's in subjects such as English language and physics.

Proofread by Kola Muhammed, journalist and copyeditor at Legit.ng

Source: Legit.ng

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