“How can I score 33 in mathematics?” JAMB result of boy born in 2005 comes out, he rejects scores
Image Credit: legit- A Nigerian student expressed disappointment over his 2025 UTME results, particularly his low score of 33 in mathematics despite studying 90% of the syllabus.
- He scored a total of 154 marks, which is much lower than his previous scores of 235 and 253, leading him to question the accuracy of the results.
- The student publicly called on the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to investigate his scores, fearing his poor result will affect his admission prospects.
- The incident sparked reactions on social media, highlighting the challenges and emotional impact faced by students awaiting JAMB results.
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