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Good evening guys,

My younger one had a score of about 260 and has been down ever since. I am fully aware that cannot be her score and can place a bet on it if marked. Now I intend challenging the score and willing to pay the required fees.

Has anyone tried this before?
Are there any issues involved?
How long will it take?

That's her score

Nigeria is never a place to feel comfortable and hoping for!
I bet you, jamb is scam.....

You rather fill form and enter direct than after lot of headache, reading, expenses, challenges and heartbeat,what you expected will never be what you will see

Nothing good comes out of jamb!
And the so called country

Too much money dey worry u

Honestly, this same thing was what a blood of mine said, he believed he had done better in his biology, he said even those he guessed were correct upon verification in his textbook.

But, seriously, in Nigeria, can such a challenge be placed

Answer:- NNNOOO!!!

The last guy that did that is currently cooling off in jail, yes jail! Even though all the information provided seems to back up his claim, he even was testified to by his classmates here on Nairaland after the imprisonment.

So, tell her to just accept her fate either that's her real mark or that's an allocated mark.

By the way that my boy had wayyy over 300, had higher expectations ( probably, wanted to be the nation's best).

MajesticKris:
Too much money dey worry u

I do not agree with you. I think the system should be able to help the students with their scores and where they are sure of what they churn out as scores, challenging them should not be a thing they are scared of or won't make provision for

QuantumRoss:
Honestly, this same thing was what a blood of mine said, he believed he had done better in his biology, he said even those he guessed were correct upon verification in his textbook.

But, seriously, in Nigeria, can such a challenge be placed

Answer:- NNNOOO!!!

The last guy that did that is currently cooling off in jail, yes jail! Even though all the information provided seems to back up his claim, he even was testified to by his classmates here on Nairaland after the imprisonment.

So, tell her to just accept her fate either that's her real mark or that's an allocated mark.

By the way that my boy had wayyy over 300, had higher expectations ( probably, wanted to be the nation's best).

This is crazy!