LORDKing001:

Jamb should not be a yardstick to use

What should be use ? That's one of the instrument

Students have always cheated! This year result is the true reflection of their performance .

Jamb questions aren't cheap! Those candidates that scored above 200 are really the best and should be encouraged.

kings59:


The guy is correct. Yours is not correct.

The only time you use "nor" is when neither is used.

For example, neither James nor John emerged from the tunnel.

Both “neither” and “not” are words to indicate negation in sentences, as he did. When either of these words are used, then, it is right to use “nor” as the conjunction

Samuelriano1:
poor performance of student in 2024 utme examination. who is to be blamed? Parents, teachers , student.
let's discuss.

Almost all the Jambites Students are on Ticktok shaking bumbum here and der.. even worst apps like porn site like darknija.

What is a Ward in Secondary school doing with Expensive Phones... And Social media account..

Alot of this teenagers mindset are messed up..
And i will wonder how they want to pass Exams like Jamb, but except through the Back doors.

There parents equally are ready to meet and settle with Ministry of Education officials. or Jamb officials because its either they are related to give there Wards Admission into the university.

The Country Nigeria needs total halt and reset

santaclaws:
The ministry of education is to blame. As funny as this sounds, let me break it down:

Most JAMB questions are based on A-level curriculum and for students to pass convincingly, they must read thoroughly, much beyond the scope of O'level syllabus covered in secondary schools. In the UK, students are meant to attend 6th form college where A-level courses are taught, thus preparing them for A-level exams and further studies.

We have an exam that is too advanced for most school leavers, but because the majority of students who pass have always depended on EXPO, we refused to talk about it.

Instead of the FG to have students stay at home up till 18, maybe we should add A-level colleges to the academic system so that students can either chose to write JAMB upon finishing secondary school or enter through A-level/Direct entry into 200 level.

So those 24 percent students that passed jamb are from A level institutions, most of our students no longer fancy education, they are now into making money as little as their age, they are either Yahoo boiz, girl friends of yahoo boiz, runs girl (olosho). They no longer have time to study, many of them can hardly spell correctly and construct a good sentence..

85 percent of these so called students uses iphone 7 to 15 which their parent can't afford..

Majority of the problem lies on enforcement officers

SatelliteLad:
As far as I'm concerned, students are to be blamed. The decision to learn comes from within the student.

Parents can only do their best to send you to the best schools, teachers can only try to make you learn; they can't enforce knowledge on you. You decide if you want to learn, and you do this by reading, paying attention and understanding the subjects being taught.

I didn't attend the best schools when I was a student, but I chosed to be educated.

A man is the product of his society.

A people that value frivolity more than education and moral integrity is doomed to breed children without value for such things.

I remember a scientist on this forum once lamenting that government no longer supports them. But stupid things get more attention on social media.

The past scholars love their job because of the status it brings, most of them don’t care about the money.

Then, there was value for such brainy activities. Today, you are looked upon as an alien.

I'm not surprised, because this generation z are computer or jet age, and the sad thing is that they use that computer and internet or technology knowledge negatively for social vices, instead of learning and gaining knowledge positively.
no more morals and discipline, 99% already own a smartphone since class S.S 1, 2, and 3. Social media is the order of the day. So how do you expect them to get time for books and study, they don't read again nowadays, just TikTok, skits and others. Which is different unlike in our own days and time.

Though a lot of things can go wrong during an examination,that is the unknown. Parents really need to put in more. The bad cohort of students these days is something else. These are kids in single parent homes with no discipline, no one helping them with their homework, and no one watching them. Then the teacher has to spend half the class time telling them to pay attention, sit down, and stop being disruptive. If you took this same cohort of students and put them in a high performing school, they would still fail. It's all about the upbringing and home life.Check, Kids that succeed in school they have very involved parents, who started to read to them at a young age. Parents who go through their bag every night, ask them about school, and make sure they finish their homework. I taught maths in a private secondary school for a year these kids bring back undone homework for you that was given over the weekend. Ask me what they do at home..It was a sour experience.

Stayingalive:
if dem pay you 50k you go teach for passion?

Laffff 1 kill me oo chai

My sister is unable to check her results, she uses Airtel , could the network be the issue? Anyone experiencing the same here?

Blame it on hunger, how u wan take read when your eyes dey turn.

ironheart:
Parents and teachers.

Most teachers teach for the money to survive not for the passion

The schools gives good grades to students so that the parents wouldn't withdraw there wards from the school

You can not discipline children due to the reactions of parents.

Teachers no longer care about students welfare

Are you blaming the teachers for teaching because of money instead of passion? How much of passion will they use to pay rent or feed themselves or live a good life?

Can you swap your income with their own income?

Why blaming the school or the teachers?

Any child who is unteachable at home can never be teachable in school.

Parents and Politicians.

santaclaws:
The ministry of education is to blame. As funny as this sounds, let me break it down:

Most JAMB questions are based on A-level curriculum and for students to pass convincingly, they must read thoroughly, much beyond the scope of O'level syllabus covered in secondary schools. In the UK, students are meant to attend 6th form college where A-level courses are taught, thus preparing them for A-level exams and further studies.

We have an exam that is too advanced for most school leavers, but because the majority of students who pass have always depended on EXPO, we refused to talk about it.

Instead of the FG to have students stay at home up till 18, maybe we should add A-level colleges to the academic system so that students can either chose to write JAMB upon finishing secondary school or enter through A-level/Direct entry into 200 level.

This is a big misrepresentation .UTME is nowhere near A Level. It is an ordinary level examination. The students are not just well prepared for it ,due to a number of factors.

The govt,

there are no jobs for those that even graduate with flying colors from the university, as such no need if even going to school.

Education is not cheap anywhere in the world, parents should do more for their children government will not do anything to help.

santaclaws:
The ministry of education is to blame. As funny as this sounds, let me break it down:

Most JAMB questions are based on A-level curriculum and for students to pass convincingly, they must read thoroughly, much beyond the scope of O'level syllabus covered in secondary schools. In the UK, students are meant to attend 6th form college where A-level courses are taught, thus preparing them for A-level exams and further studies.

We have an exam that is too advanced for most school leavers, but because the majority of students who pass have always depended on EXPO, we refused to talk about it.

Instead of the FG to have students stay at home up till 18, maybe we should add A-level colleges to the academic system so that students can either chose to write JAMB upon finishing secondary school or enter through A-level/Direct entry into 200 level.

This is where Technical college comes in. I think a one or two year technical education should be made compulsory for all secondary school leavers to prepare them for tertiary education and matriculation exam and to also make them become self reliable.

Social media , Parent and school . No need to talk abt social media we all know the negative impact social media over not jst our student bt almost on every1 in dis country. 4 d parent imagine 90% of Nigerian parent buy phone for dere kids base on competition with dere peers and just 2 show my kids use d best phone or my kids also hv a phone thereby creating a total distraction frm Learning at school. About schools like we all know private schools now control d educational system of d country due to dere numbers hardly can u see a functioning public school and they respect dere students more than the teachers because they need to protect dere interest which is money so teacher hv little or no control ova d students so what do u expect. Its a big shame

No need to blame anybody

The number of student wey make am pas the 200 mark should be admitted automatically...
The rest should go and pick beans

Samuelriano1:
poor performance of student in 2024 utme examination. who is to be blamed? Parents, teachers , student.
let's discuss.

Blame me please!!

On the other hand, this is an indication that the Nigerian society is headed in the wrong direction. For some of us, it is not a surprise because the signs have always been there.

If the candidates create time to study hard, who will do yahoo for them, who will do hookup for them, who will slay on social media for them, who will do sports betting for them.......

I tell people that our problem in this country have gone beyond just leadership but multifaceted and the family as the basic unit of the society is where the rot is now domiciled.

An average family today is a place where:
1. Parents do not question or monitor the activities of their wards.
2. The parents don't know how well their wards are faring academically.
3. The parents are the ones that pay for examination malpractices for their wards.
4. The parents don't care how many hours their wards spend watching television or doing unprofitable things on the phone.
5. The parents are the ones that enroll some of the children into yahoo training adventurs.
6. ..............
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santaclaws:


This isn't about what you think ooo. Most JAMB questions are actually based on A-level. There is a difference between WAEC English and JAMB English... The system we have doesn't prepare students for such questions except for the exceptional ones.

You cannot tell me that students are to blame in an exam where only less than 5% managed to score 250 and above... That's a reflection of a systemic problem. 95% of school leavers cannot be dullards.

This is not true. There is nothing A Level about UTME.

neco ssce registration 2024 is still in progress... Register with us and we surely guarantee you outstanding result...

I blame the three sets of people that's the teachers, parents and the students.

Stayingalive:
if dem pay you 50k you go teach for passion?

So person wey get passion no suppose enjoy life Abi?

soldiers are being paid 50k yet they love the job. If i have passion for the job, yes I'll take the 50k. Beside you can make more money while teaching. 2013 i thought kids in school despite not being my passion, i made it my singular goal to impact the kids my salary was 12k. But my take home for the month was 185k from home lessons and jamb lessons. That was more than 1k dollars back then. The truth is even those who wants to teach are not knowledgeable and lack basic life skills to survive.

Deogratiasfx:


Perfect talk.....if am a teacher and I love my job, I will also load them with high grades and save my job; since that is what most parents want. No students will score less than B and no one will come last in position.

i feel your pain my brother.

EleventhWeirdo:


So what should be used? WAEC that has become a miracle center activity?

I trust JAMB results pass WAEC, 100

PREMIER TIMES!!!

How did you get here?
The Statistics you posted were terrible.


Total number of candidates is wrong. = 1, 927, 935 as against 1, 842, 464. How?
The total percentage used is WRONG. 104.7% How?

Could this be just "copy and paste" or did research it before coming to the public space?

The purpose of the JAMB is to prepare the students to tough academic in the Nigeria universities. That was the reasons why Nigerian graduates abroad are doing excellently well in all their human endeavors. Those students doing well in JAMB are doing well because of their parents input and the efforts of those students themselves. Some of them had attempted the JAMB more than three times before they Excel at the end of the day.

santaclaws:
The ministry of education is to blame. As funny as this sounds, let me break it down:

Most JAMB questions are based on A-level curriculum and for students to pass convincingly, they must read thoroughly, much beyond the scope of O'level syllabus covered in secondary schools. In the UK, students are meant to attend 6th form college where A-level courses are taught, thus preparing them for A-level exams and further studies.

We have an exam that is too advanced for most school leavers, but because the majority of students who pass have always depended on EXPO, we refused to talk about it.

Instead of the FG to have students stay at home up till 18, maybe we should add A-level colleges to the academic system so that students can either chose to write JAMB upon finishing secondary school or enter through A-level/Direct entry into 200 level.

This proposition is worth considering.

Blame Quota System.
It's hard to understand that the north whose military dictators introduced Quota System, is yet to understand that Quota System has been of negative result to the north.
When will they understand?

tuzle:
That percentage is wrong, i wonder why they keep using it everywhere. Even Jamb self-failed simple percentage calculations.

How is it wrong?

200 and above included those who got the maximum score which is 24% while the rest below 200 score is 76%.
24 + 76 = 100