2025 UTME Top Scorer in Lagos School Scores 370 as 15 Other Students Get Over 300, Results Trend

2025 UTME Top Scorer in Lagos School Scores 370 as 15 Other Students Get Over 300, Results Trend

  • Peaklane College International celebrated its top performers in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), sharing results on Facebook
  • 16 students from the Lagos state institution scored 300 and above, with the highest scorer, Adejumobi Toluwalase, achieving an impressive result of 370
  • The college also noted strong performances from 46 students scoring between 240 and 300, including those who were rescheduled to write the exams

The 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination results of the top students of Peaklane College International in Lagos state have been shared online.

Of all the college students who wrote exams organised by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), 16 of them have scored 300 or higher.

A secondary school in Lagos celebrated its top scorers in the 2025 UTME, as 16 scored above 300.
Adejumobi Toluwalase earns the highest UTME 2025 score from his peers at Peaklane College International. Photo: Peaklane Schools.
Source: Facebook

On the school’s Facebook page, the results and pictures of the students were shared.

The highest scorer, Adejumobi Toluwalase, got an impressive score of 370 in the exam.

Lagos school celebrates top 2025 UTME performers

In a Facebook post, the school also celebrated its other students who scored over 200 in the recently concluded 2025 UTME.

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From the photos shared, 46 students of the school scored between 300 and 240.

The boy with the highest 2025 UTME score in a Lagos school was celebrated after his result was displayed.
Peaklane College celebrates its top scorers in the 2025 UTME, with 16 students scoring above 300. Photo: Peaklane Schools
Source: Facebook

The school noted that some of the students were rescheduled to write their UTME examinations and had still performed well.

The Facebook post read:

“Celebrating Excellence: Peaklane College International's JAMB 2025 Achievers. We're over the moon to share the CONTINUED EXCELLENCE of our students in the 2025 JAMB examination! More Exceptional Results. Our students who were rescheduled to write the exam have done it AGAIN! With their hard work and dedication, they've achieved EVEN MORE EXCEPTIONAL SCORES!
“At Peaklane College International, we're committed to nurturing excellence and empowering our students to reach their full potential. These outstanding results are a testament to our students' hard work, dedication, and our school's values. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram for more updates.”

Peaklane's 2025 UTME results spark reactions

Jane Udele Obiakor said:

"Congrats guys, you have done well."

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Joy Ediare said:

"Congratulations to you @ Peaklane college."

Ralph Bruce said:

"These set raised the bar walai."

Nkechi Konye said:

"The CHAMPIONS, A BIG Congratulations to you all. Peaklane International School, you're the BEST. Weldone."

Sule Adams said:

"PEAKLANE! A school where children are nurtured and tutored to be champions.Kudos! to our champions."

Babaseun Armani Faseru said:

"It’s just the school for every child! I can’t shout!!"

Oyerinre Oyedokun said:

"God be praised!"

Education expert speaks on UTME result

Alex Onyia, an education expert and the CEO of Educare, on Sunday, May 25, shared the UTME resit result of a student, Nwaroh Chidindu Emmanuel.

He said that Emmanuel had earlier scored 170 in his first sitting, which was marred by JAMB's system glitch.

The boy made 301. He scored 71 in English language, 81 in mathematics, 77 in physics, and 72 in chemistry.

In his words:

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"This is the first JAMB resit result I woke up with. This youngster was wrongly graded 170 due to the error and now 301 in just 48 hours of preparation.
"Finally, our students have been vindicated."

Highest UTME scores of 280-300 now fading - Educationist

Reacting, Rebecca Ayeni-Jikunu, an educationist, commended Nigerian teachers for their growing impact on student performance in the 2025 UTME exams.

“The days when the highest scores ranged between 280 and 300 are gradually fading; we are now witnessing significantly higher results,” she told Legit.ng

She described this improvement as an indication of the “extra effort put in by a new generation of educators committed to academic excellence.”

JAMB's statistical analysis of 2025 UTME results

JAMB's statistical analysis showed that with the resit's results, 2025 was the best year for candidates in terms of performance since 2013.

In 2025, 17,025 (0.88%) candidates scored 300 and above. That success rate was far better than what happened in 2017, where only 1,989 (0.12%) students got to this same level.

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In a related story, a Nigerian student who first scored 184 in his 2025 UTME rose above 360 after rewriting the exam, while a student of Deeper Life High School scored 339 and opened up about his dream course.

Student scores 360 after 2025 UTME resit

Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian student who first scored 148 in the 2025 UTME had recorded a new scored of 360.

The girl's result was posted on X by Alex Onyia, an education advocate who took part in reviewing the JAMB 2025 results.

The improvement in the girl's score happened after she rewrote the examination due to the major error that JAMB admitted to.

Joseph Omotayo, the HoD of the Human Interest Desk, contributed to this report, adding an education expert's comment on a resit result and JAMB's analysis.

Editorial Assistant Ololade Olatimehin provided exclusive commentary from an educationist for this report.

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