whith this result she can study business administration. I would have economics but she failed it obviously. so business admin it is if she wants that.

fweshh:
my younger sisters waec, what course can she study
commerce: c8
crk: d7
economics: f9
government: c5
lit.in english: e8
english: c6
maths: c5
biology: c5
shes planning to sit for another waec but am against it, she should just go and read the course that matches her result,if theres any let me know, otherwise no choice but to take the next waec form.

Course Animal Husbandry

University: University of Benin (UNIBEN).

Do not force your sister to study a course she doesn't have passion for. As her what she likes first and see if it matches the requirements for the course. Do this to make her happy later in life

Political Science

Criminology and Security Studies

Public Administration

Cooperative Management

Delphi:
She has got five credits required for admission into higher institution of learning. (English and maths inclusive!). That's good. Take the JAMB brochure and search for courses that her result qualifies for. Let her go for that. It's not actually what one studies that matters these days, but how good her graduating grade is. With a good 2.1, she will be good to go in any field of endeavour. Good luck.

You are very correct bro! The only set back I could see is that out of the 5 credits, 2 are wide apart; Government and Commerce. These two subjects are meant for 2 different professions. She had just 3 general subjects; Maths, English and Biology. Then, 2 subjects of different fields; Commerce(Commercial class) and Government(Art class). I wish she had Economics instead of Government or Lit-in-English instead of Commerce, as the case may be.

My piece of advice; I'll suggest she writes the exams again, and go for a better result. She shouldn't give in so soon. Unless there's no fund for it. I wish her the very best of God in life. #'Dipo!

fweshh:
my younger sisters waec, what course can she study
commerce: c8
crk: d7
economics: f9
government: c5
lit.in english: e8
english: c6
maths: c5
biology: c5
shes planning to sit for another waec but am against it, she should just go and read the course that matches her result,if theres any let me know, otherwise no choice but to take the next waec form.

well I'm very sure this is an exam she wrote her self unlike some m.u.m.u ppl commenting Asif it was not machinery that wrote their Waec, anyway tell her to try again and enrol her for tutorial I know she will do better in another attempt ...

Sijo01:
I dont gerit. Do people study based on their waec result or what they have passion for

Are you sure you went to a university?
If you did you will appreciate the irrelevance of your question.

sennyaca:



Op don't mind these people ohhhh, she can actually study PSYCHOLOGY, the course requires basically Math, English, biology with any other 2 subjects...... How do I know? I studied PSYCHOLOGY

She didn't get the credit in "Any other two subject". I supposed that C8 the OP wrote is actually E8.

fweshh:
my younger sisters waec, what course can she study
commerce: c8
crk: d7
economics: f9
government: c5
lit.in english: e8
english: c6
maths: c5
biology: c5
shes planning to sit for another waec but am against it, she should just go and read the course that matches her result,if theres any let me know, otherwise no choice but to take the next waec form.

She should go for Public Administration

She has just 4 Credits and no higher institution accepts that. Am afraid none..

Get A Jamb Brochure!

The result looks just like mine so I will tell you what I did.

I studied Psychology (UNILAG) with 5 credits- Mathematics, English, Biology, and any other 2 subjects. Graduated with a 2:1 hons and I work in a company where salary for entry level is above N200k monthly take home.

The way Nigeria is right now, graduating at a young age is more important than a good grade. Take for instance a 28 years old First Class graduate and a 21 years old second class graduate, the younger graduate can attain 2 Masters and 7 years work experience by 28.

Encourage her.

I think both of you should just re-sit for WAEC/NECO/GCE...pls

Yoruba technology

Booharinomics

Terry68:
She might be arithmetically incline in governmental biology.

She's qualify to contest for a town crier with these grades.

Its a lucrative job. Ask any high tech village farmer.

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha funny guy!

fweshh:
my younger sisters waec, what course can she study
commerce: c8
crk: d7
economics: f9
government: c5
lit.in english: e8
english: c6
maths: c5
biology: c5
shes planning to sit for another waec but am against it, she should just go and read the course that matches her result,if theres any let me know, otherwise no choice but to take the next waec form.

With the result, she can go for Political Science. Mass Comm requires a credit pass in Literature in English

Stuntkid172:




I Don help her check brochure.


Jamb say; MEDICINE AND SURGERY




thank me later

Olodo! No Physics and Chemistry.

fweshh:
my younger sisters waec, what course can she study
commerce: c8
crk: d7
economics: f9
government: c5
lit.in english: e8
english: c6
maths: c5
biology: c5
shes planning to sit for another waec but am against it, she should just go and read the course that matches her result,if theres any let me know, otherwise no choice but to take the next waec form.

Business Administration

Terry68:
She might be arithmetically incline in governmental biology.

She's qualify to contest for a town crier with these grades.

Its a lucrative job. Ask any high tech village farmer.

Nice 1....... I know u re talking from experience as chairman association of town crier

Nothing can be done with this result... and by d way, she wasn't advised on subjects to do.

fweshh:
my younger sisters waec, what course can she study
commerce: c8
crk: d7
economics: f9
government: c5
lit.in english: e8
english: c6
maths: c5
biology: c5
shes planning to sit for another waec but am against it, she should just go and read the course that matches her result,if theres any let me know, otherwise no choice but to take the next waec form.

She can go for Education ( Biology Education or even Yoruba Igbo or Hausa Education) FCES (SPED) Oyo will admit her.

Delphi:
She has got five credits required for admission into higher institution of learning. (English and maths inclusive!). That's good. Take the JAMB brochure and search for courses that her result qualifies for. Let her go for that. It's not actually what one studies that matters these days, but how good her graduating grade is. With a good 2.1, she will be good to go in any field of endeavour. Good luck.

Check again. She has 4 credit but not 5. The best bet is for her to resit for another examination as I don't advise her to go for anything less that what she aspires to become. Thank you.

no result

Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, Public Admin & Criminology

BABALAWO

What course(s) does she have passion for?

Delphi:
She has got five credits required for admission into higher institution of learning. (English and maths inclusive!). That's good. Take the JAMB brochure and search for courses that her result qualifies for. Let her go for that. It's not actually what one studies that matters these days, but how good her graduating grade is. With a good 2.1, she will be good to go in any field of endeavour. Good luck.

better person... some people on this forum are just foooooools. just look at previous comments

Sincerely let her rewrite instead of permutation,this subject varies in institution,like my school, you can't do psychology without government or economics,if age is on her side re sitting is nt bad.

chocolateme:
my sweet Ivory2009.

My special babe....sup?

fweshh:
my younger sisters waec, what course can she study
commerce: c8
crk: d7
economics: f9
government: c5
lit.in english: e8
english: c6
maths: c5
biology: c5
shes planning to sit for another waec but am against it, she should just go and read the course that matches her result,if theres any let me know, otherwise no choice but to take the next waec form.

OP u mean ur sister or u? Picture of the result or #IdontBelieveIt. The result suits Pigin Linguistics accurately.