OgidiOlu3:


Zeez!!! Longest time bro. How have you been? I'll marry when you do. Na your footsteps I dey follow o

Liljeez:
I small ni?

Danjuma827:
Congratulations May God see you tthrough your admission pursuit. In My opinion, when you are posting this picture don't display all your informations to people who you don't know. Once again congrats

aribisala0:
he is going to university and is still young. If those scores are truly his he MUST not leave university with his English at that level. There will be a huge mismatch between his IQ and his ability to communicate and that will limit his career. I am sorry with that kind of score your English needs to be A1 if not now before you graduate.
Many people in the past had to go down the A level route because of poor English. Can you imagine a doctor who did not know the word; crunch. It was embarrassing.
Unfortunately we have to be tutored in another man's language but it is what it is. Growing up in the village is no excuse I have met many from rural backgrounds who recognised the problem early and set goals. It is not possible to score 300 in JAMB if you don't have goals and discipline. So this one is a minor thing to correct but it is crucial
To put his score into perspective most 300 plus candidates would score 75 plus in English meaning he is a potentiallya 320 plus candidate if his English was where it could be. At that level 320 plus is not far from genius so there?

Zizicardo:
congrats dear

Princess4ng:
Congratulations brother.. I know that feeling... Was there too....

Jazmiynne:


Kindly cover up your name and exam identification details from the picture to avoid storied that touch

Liljeez:
So I wrote my WAEC in 2015, it was a blast by the way. Come 2016 and i was to write my first jamb, let me skip the details of that day sha, but barely 12 hours later, I got a message from JAMB with my score boldly written. 164.

I was just imagining all the money my parents spent on JAMB lessons, JAMB form, past questions and all that. Miraculously,40 marks was added thus pushing my score to 204. I was elated,that I could at least show my parents that I had crossed the 200 mark, even though in reality I knew it wouldn't get me the Electrical/Electronics Engineering I wanted.

I opted to do a Pre-degree course at The Federal University of Technology Akure while preparing for another JAMB, instead of just sitting at home.

I eventually sat for my 2nd JAMB on Saturday the 13th of May,and finally...I made it.

kissEmpire:
congrat.... I g@t 349 am afraid oooh


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Nma27:
58 in English? Issorai...

MissCuppy:
You are 18, so you are small.

being:
LilJeez!!!!!! That's my boi. Congrats u r already a student of elect /elect. Which uni did u choose?

AdorableTm:
Hey guys!
My sis did her exam on Saturday, and hasn't seen her result. It keeps saying "No result yet"
Although she experienced what some other students experienced at the "High Tree School"

Her exam was scheduled to hold by 1:30Pm but she did it 10:30Pm in d night. Could that be the cause of the delay?

olaniyi0:
guy na sos u dey or engineering class?

Liljeez:
Chai....my mate in the village have children already ooh

femi4:
You are wrong!
The young man is going into an engineering field, Elect. Elect. to be precise. You don't need a perfect command of English lang. to succeed in that field.

He ll be doing more on calculations, design and construction