Your sister would need to resit for another WAEC

Better go and sit for another o'level examination. Except you want to be an apprentice to a babalawo.

DrFunmisticGlow:
D7 IS A FAIL. The minimum requirements to pass WAEC is a C6 in maths, english and 3 other subjects related to her studies. These courses she chose sef are somehow.

Ahh I thought it was pass. Then it means she only has 4 credits which can't be combined. Maybe she should just rewrite

I won't blame her for scoring "f9" in economics, Nigeria economy is F9 afterall

Mathematics and yoruba literature

advanceDNA:


U just spoke my mind...
I will never understand how someone is good at maths but completely poor at other subjects..

VERY VERY possible. I went to uni with a couple of Indian guys. Those guys can solve the most complex equation in a matter of seconds. But give them a simple comprehension or crossword puzzle and they are lost. They have nothing to say when we talk about current affairs or global economic and political matters too. Our brains are wired differently.

mathematics of Yoruba English in Government

franciskaine:
what of the economics and civic education? D7 to study law? Which primary school will accept dat?

Since D7 is fail which I'm just knowing, it means she will have to re-sit

UTME Requirement for Law:

Five (5) O Level credit passes to include English Language, Literature in English and Mathematics

SlyfoxxjReturns:

VERY VERY possible. I went to uni with a couple of Indian guys. Those guys can solve the most complex equation in a matter of seconds. But give them a simple comprehension or crossword puzzle and they are lost. They have nothing to say when we talk about current affairs or global economic and political matters too. Our brains are wired differently.

U mean someone’s brain is advanced enough to solve complex maths... but can’t understand biology that’s basically la cram, la pour....I no gree

Ebukawaylaid:
Good morning Ladies and gentle men.
This morning, I got a call from my younger sister telling me that she has seen her WAEC Results. However, the tone of her voice was somehow not good. I suspected that something was wrong... I saw the results finally and here are are grades

Christian Religious Studies - E8
Economics - F9
Government - C5
Literature-in- English - C6
Civic Education - E8
English Language - D7
Yoruba - C4
Mathematics - B3
Catering Craft practice - F9


Please, help me advice her on which course she can study in the university with this WAEC results.
Mods , please I will appreciate if it is moved to front page for more advice. Thanks

You should know better than bringing your sisters result to this forum full of kids that have nothing to do than to make callous statements.
My advice is for her to sit up and have another try. She may end up with Pol science

Ebukawaylaid:
Good morning Ladies and gentle men.
This morning, I got a call from my younger sister telling me that she has seen her WAEC Results. However, the tone of her voice was somehow not good. I suspected that something was wrong... I saw the results finally and here are are grades

Christian Religious Studies - E8
Economics - F9
Government - C5
Literature-in- English - C6
Civic Education - E8
English Language - D7
Yoruba - C4
Mathematics - B3
Catering Craft practice - F9


Please, help me advice her on which course she can study in the university with this WAEC results.
Mods , please I will appreciate if it is moved to front page for more advice. Thanks

No sane human would get a B3 in mathematics and be confused in life. She cheated, period!!!!

Lovenorth:
Double honour Diploma in Yoruba government and Mathematics of literature in English

You are not well���

advanceDNA:


U mean someone’s brain is advanced enough to solve complex maths... but can’t understand biology that’s basically la cram, la pour....I no gree

It is brother. This is not the first time I am seeing results like this and you are lying if you say it’s your first time too. By your logic, everyone should score higher in biology, English and other subjects than they do in maths because those subjects are “easier” than maths by your own standards but it’s not that simple. I have seen MANY students, from my set and beyond, who got A1 in further maths but barely scaled through or even failed English.

Stop judging everyone based on how your own brain is wired. Some people are more mathematically inclined and some people are better with words. We all learn differently and there are different types of intelligence Incase you don’t know. The fact that someone is not good at maths does not mean they are dumb or their brain isn’t “advanced” either.

Ebukawaylaid:


Thanks brother, but please I will appreciate if you can give valuable advice.

She could try NCE?

Ebukawaylaid:


Thanks brother, but please I will appreciate if you can give valuable advice.

She could try NCE in Yoruba or Government?

Yoruba Engendering

Ebukawaylaid:

OK, thanks.

Hospitality management without any science subjects? Let her rewrite the waec or go for nabteb.

Massiveglory:
Yoruba mathematics

Or "IleKewu"...

study pdp style of leadership

Tell her to re_write WAEC naw.

Check any state University close, because I doubt federal helping out or maybe private university,she could be given admission but asked to bring the grade she is not having before graduation.keep working hard

English D7 renders the result unusable

She needs to resit for waec except she has neco with good grades

Freestainworld:
Let her read Yoruba, she will do well in school

hahahaha.

Freestainworld:
Let her read Yoruba, she will do well in school

Freestainworld:
Let her read Yoruba, she will do well in school

Freestainworld:
Let her read Yoruba, she will do well in school

What of the admission process of 5 credit including english and mathematics?

What of her NECO result, she should write the exam next year, no school will give her admission with that result.

shawante:
To study any course in Uni you need to have at least a credit in English language.

Let her register and try the next forthcoming o level exam

You are correct.

Ebukawaylaid:
Good morning Ladies and gentle men.
This morning, I got a call from my younger sister telling me that she has seen her WAEC Results. However, the tone of her voice was somehow not good. I suspected that something was wrong... I saw the results finally and here are are grades

Christian Religious Studies - E8
Economics - F9
Government - C5
Literature-in- English - C6
Civic Education - E8
English Language - D7
Yoruba - C4
Mathematics - B3
Catering Craft practice - F9


Please, help me advice her on which course she can study in the university with this WAEC results.
Mods , please I will appreciate if it is moved to front page for more advice. Thanks

None in the Arts/Humanities.. she didn't credit in many of the core courses.. She should either wait for her NECO results to see if she made it so as to use it alone or as a combination with this WAEC.

OR she could go register for GCE or wait another year to try again.

Lovenorth:
Double honour Diploma in Yoruba government and Mathematics of literature in English

What is this bro LMAOOOOO

E can study corruption