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The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially released the 2025 UTME result analysis.

The analysis released on Monday morning by the exam body revealed the breakdown of candidates’ performance across various categories.

The number of candidates who scored 320 and above is 4,756, representing 0.24% of the total candidates.

A total of 7,658 candidates scored between 300 and 319, accounting for 0.39%.

When combining scores of 300 and above, the number rises to 12,414 candidates, which is 0.63% of the total.

In the 250 – 299 category, 73,441 candidates achieved this score range, making up 3.76% of the total candidates.

Those who scored between 200 and 249 numbered 334,560 candidates, representing 17.11%.

A significant 50.29% of candidates, 983,187 in total, scored between 160 and 199.

In the 140 – 159 range, 488,197 candidates (24.97%) scored, while 57,419 candidates (2.94%) scored between 120 and 139.

A smaller group of 3,820 candidates (0.20%) scored between 100 and 119, while 2,031 candidates (0.10%) scored below 100.

In total, 1,955,069 candidates sat for the 2025 UTME.

Additionally, 40,247 underage candidates were allowed to demonstrate their abilities, but only 467 of them (1.16%) achieved scores that met the threshold for exceptional ability, with their performance in the subsequent stages pending.

There were 97 candidates involved in examination infractions, and 2,157 others are undergoing investigations for suspected malpractices.

Also, 71,701 candidates were absent for the exam.

Those facing biometric challenges are still under investigation, with rescheduling for those cleared to take the exam at designated centers.

Some results, including those of blind candidates and others in the JEOG candidates group, are still being processed.

A press conference to announce individual results and facilitate result checking will be held later this week.

Source:
https://www.dockaysworld.com.ng/jamb-releases-breakdown-of-2025-utme-results/

Hmm

6:00am exam is out.

Ok cool

Okay

Now break them down per each state, i want to see something.

Nah average student plenty pass

congratulations in advanced to the lucky ones that passed

In total, 1,955,069 candidates sat for the 2025 UTME

1,995,069 X 8,700
= #17,009,100,300

This one pass Yahoo

congratulations in advanced to the lucky ones that passed.
No more 6:00am again

Our Educational system is sleeping.... the percentage is pretty low

lets go there, no one should go and change/edit result this year. I no get time for wahala

All of them should have access to University education

Tiktok children

ovie8200:
Now break them down per each state, i want to see something.

you too like wahala

Were the candidates who—due to no fault of theirs—were unable to complete the exams able to retake them?

The vast majority of them couldn't hit the 200 cutoff mark. Children of these days will keep struggling academically because of social media distractions.

Parents need to step up the game of instilling discipline in their children if they want their children to succeed. Nothing can take the place of education.

Hmm! Very poor

So 50% failed... Wow

Imagine more than 50 percent scoring less than 200 in Jamb .

Instead of improving, every indices is showing that Nigeria is going backwards. We will soon hit stone age at this rate. Tueh!!!!

Poor performance, just like the recent WAEC.
Need to declare state of emergency in our education

Chizillar1:
Hmm! Very poor

very poor

But each universities in Nigeria have 2-5 million students

How come

PulaPower:
Nah average student plenty pass

Only 21% scored 200(average or 50% pf the total score of 400)amd above meaning 79% are below average student. You can say there are only 21% of students that are average qnd above and 79% students are below average students. You are wrong to say ma only average student plenty pass

To pass jamb na one thing, to enter uni na another thing

Nice one ...
let's know the best students too. It's worth knowing for encouragement of the growing ones, not tribal reasons

atobs4real:
congratulations in advanced to the lucky ones that passed

I don't think those that passed are lucky, they worked and prepared for the exam. Students nowadays don't read anymore and I didn't blame them it is because there is nothing to motivate these children in terms of education Nigeria has failed everyone although that should not be an excuse for the failure even those that claimed to attend tutorials are on different mission.

Who jamb jam

It followed the normal distribution curve

getting the cut-off point in one thing ,gaining admission is another.
gaining admission is one thing , coming out with a good grade is another.
Not everyone were meant to acquire tertiary education , getting basic education is enough the acquire skills which would place you in good stead.

The first 2 re for future Dr's...lawyers..engineers..etc.