It is no longer news that JAMB has
released the result of its 2014/2015 UTME
examinations for PPT and DBT modes. I wish
to use this medium to say a big
CONGRATULATIONS to all the candidates who
performed well, especially those aspiring for
University of Nigeria, Nsukka. For this year's
JAMB result, as shown in the table below,
what one may consider a good score is
anything from 180 and above at least for
admission into federal universities.
JAMB UTME 2014 Result Statistics
Description of Score RangeJAMB UTME 2014
No. of candidates that sat for Jamb UTME (PPT
and DBT)1,015,504
No. that scored below 150278,296
No. of UTME candidates scoring 150 -
159124,987
No. of JAMB candidates scoring 160 -
169119,264
No. of JAMB candidates scoring 170 -
199322,079
No. of JAMB candidates scoring 200 -
249109,797
No. of UTME candidates scoring 250 and
above47
No. of UTME candidates scoring 300 and
above??
No. of invalid UTME results & those withheld
for malpractice and other reasons38,658
No. of applicants who were absent on exam
day37,315
From the statistics of result, over 520,000
candidates scored below 170 and just about
109,844 candidates scored up to 200. That's
obviously a very poor outing! Many of the
candidates have been calling and asking what
would likely be the JAMB Cut-off Mark for UNN
post-UTME Screening this year. Many want to
know their fate or chances and whether they
should begin to prepare for the University
Aptitude Test.
It is very clear thatthe 2014JAMB Cut-off Mark
for UNN post-UTME Screening would be 180. If
you have checked your result and scored 180
or above, my sincere advice to you is that you
should stop complaining, crying and cursing
JAMB. It's time to get to work and prove to the
whole world that you are far better than that
score JAMB gave you. It's time to start
preparing earnestly for UNN post-UTME
Screening. You don't need to pay anybody
forScore Upgrading(By the way, JAMB score
upgrading is a hoax). Youmaynot even need
to Change your Course like most of you are
already planning to. All you need to do is to
work hard towards your University Aptitude
Test and get whatever is your dream course
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