A Nigerian student said he wishes to study accounting at the university and he wrote the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination
He has also written the 2024 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) and the results are out... CLICK TO READ THE FULL NEWS HERE▶▶
The student is wondering if his WASSCE result and the 175 he scored in the UTME are enough to get him a university admission
A Nigerian student who took the Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) UTME in 2024 has disclosed his score.
The boy, Usha Monday Focuz, said his intention is to study accounting at the university.
Student who scored 175 in JAMB.
The student said he wants to study accounting. Photo credit: Facebook/Usha Monday.Source: Facebook
Usha disclosed that he scored 175 in his Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) examination.
He has also seen his WASSCE result, and he is wondering if it would be good enough to fetch him admission.
Usha said:
“This is my WAEC, and I got 175 in jamb. Can I study accounting?”
The WASSCE result posted by Usha shows that he passed the examination with an A1 in three subjects.
The subjects he got A1 include financial accounting, marketing, civic education and mathematics.
Also, Usha got C4 in commerce, C5 in Christian Religious Studies (CRS), B3 in economics, C5 in English language and B3 in biology.
His result shows that he took the WASSCE examination at St Joseph Secondary School, Yelwa Tudu.
Girl performs excellently in WAEC
A Nigerian student performed very well in her WAEC examination and her school has proudly shared her result.
The WAEC result shows that the student got A1 in eight subjects including Mathematics and English language.
The student, who studied at Greater Tomorrow International College, Ondo state also scored B2 in animal husbandry.
Man posts photo of his WAEC certificate
Earlier, TheTalk.NG reported that a Nigerian man shared photos of his WASCE certificate many years after he took the WAEC examination.
The man has now reached the university level and bagged a PhD from the University of Warwick, UK.
His WAEC result showed that he scored 3A1, 3Bs and 3Cs in various subjects in the secondary school exam.
The man said he shared the WAEC result online as a way of thanksgiving for how far he had gone in his academic journey.
