UTME 2026 Results: Science Student Who Had Sleepless Nights Gets 98 in Maths, Posts Total Score

UTME 2026 Results: Science Student Who Had Sleepless Nights Gets 98 in Maths, Posts Total Score

  • A 2026 UTME candidate shared a screenshot of what he scored after sitting for the JAMB exam, where he wrote science subjects
  • The man shared a screenshot of what he got in English, Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics, which were the subjects he wrote
  • The total score he got in the JAMB examination caught the attention of many people, who reacted to it online and shared their observations

A young man named Olamide, who sat for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), posted his results online.

He showed what he got in his science subjects after writing the exam organised by the Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAMB).

A science student who wrote 2026 UTME posts result
A science student who had sleepless nights posts 2026 UTME result. Photo: Unsplash, JAMB
Source: TikTok

UTME 2026: Science student shares JAMB result

Identified as @ceo1013 on TikTok, the man posted the screenshot showing his 2026 UTME result.

According to the screenshot, the UTME candidate wrote science subjects - English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry.

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The science student scored 71 in English, 98 in Maths, 88 in Physics and 71 in Chemistry, making a total score of 328.

See the screenshot of the result below:

A science student who had sleepless nights posts 2026 UTME result.
A science student who wrote 2026 UTME posts result. Photo: @ceo1013
Source: TikTok

His post was captioned:

"I’m so grateful. All the sleepless night wasn’t in vain. Thank you lord."

See his TikTok post below:

2026 UTME: Reactions trail science student's result

Stephanie said:

"Congratulations stranger. I don't know why I saw your result and I started crying. i am so happy for you this is my 2nd Jamb and I tap from your blessing ohh God. I do not want to rewrite after the whole sleepless night. I'm writing on Monday and I am praying for it to be good because 2 Timothy 1:7 "says For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and a sound mind".

Itz Olivier_Tasha said:

"Congratulations dear. My baby sisters own is today. From my mouth to God’s ear, she will pass with a bigger score like yours. Amen."

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Miriam said:

"God I am seeing only good results God please I want to also rejoice this way."

this_is_her_16 said:

"I’m very happy for u, stranger. Making it in jamb is different from getting admission. You will get admission in your desired uni and desired field of study IJN."

Melody said:

"You are really a testament that our GOD is Great, because he's all around u congratulations dear."

teey said:

"congratulations I believe that my own will be good like this."

Lifestyle said:

"Congratulations dear. I'm expecting mine and I pray it comes out excellent because it hasn't been easy, my 3rd and it will be my last."

Legit.ng reported that the JAMB announced a revision to the timetable for the 2026 UTME, introducing an adjusted session structure just days before the exam begins nationwide.

2026 UTME: Father posts underage daughter's result

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a proud father shared a screenshot of what his underage daughter scored in her 2026 UTME result, where she wrote science subjects

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UTME 2026: Father shows result of underage daughter who wrote science subjects, posts total score

The man shared the scores his daughter got in English, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, which were the subjects she wrote.

The total score she got in the JAMB examination caught the attention of many people, who reacted to it online and shared their observations.

Source: Legit.ng

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