EKSU Graduate Who Once Cried Over JAMB Score Emerges Best Graduating Student, Displays Her CGPA

EKSU Graduate Who Once Cried Over JAMB Score Emerges Best Graduating Student, Displays Her CGPA

  • A graduate of EKSU, who once cried after checking her JAMB score, has shared her final year result
  • The young lady mentioned the setbacks she faced when she got admission into the university
  • The young lady mentioned that she set two records, one in her department and the other in the faculty

A graduate of Ekiti State University (EKSU) who cried profusely after she saw her JAMB score has gone viral years later after she shared the CGPA she finished with from the university.

The brilliant young lady also mentioned in her post that she set two records, one in her department and the other in the faculty.

Lady who cried after JAMB result graduates with first class honours from EKSU
EKSU graduate who once cried over JAMB score bags first class, sets two records. Photo Source: TikTok/vicky_luxe_co
Source: TikTok

EKSU graduate celebrates first-class degree

In a post she shared on her TikTok page, she spoke about her experience with JAMB.

She wrote:

"I’ve imagined introducing myself like this for so long… and now it’s real. This journey didn’t start perfect. I wrote JAMB once and gave it everything I had. When I saw my score, I cried… because I knew I gave it my all. My family stood by me, guided me, and I trusted them even when I didn’t fully understand the path."

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Despite her JAMB score, she secured admission into the university and faced a tough year, but she worked on her education.

@vicky_luxe_co added:

"Getting into school felt like a fresh start… but my first year almost broke me. A carryover and a delayed result? I cried, I was scared, I almost gave up. But God stepped in and turned everything around."
Lady celebrates first class after tough start at EKSU
EKSU graduate who cried over JAMB score bags first class. Photo Source: TikTok/vicky_luxe_co
Source: TikTok

In the same post, she mentioned the CGPA she graduated with.

Her statement:

"From that moment, I told myself: never again.
I started with a 4.50, dropped at some point, but I refused to stay there. I pushed harder, stayed consistent… and in my 300 level, I hit a 5.00 💯. Balancing school and business wasn’t easy. There were days I handled orders before exams and still showed up to write. It was draining… but I didn’t stop."
"Today, it’s all worth it 🎓🎉"
"B.Sc SLT (Biotechnology & Biological Science), AISLT."
"First Class Graduate, Ekiti State University."
"Best Graduating Student, Science Laboratory Technology."
"Best Graduating Student, Faculty of Life Sciences 🏆"

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"CGPA:"
"4.70 💯🔥."
"God did it 🙏."

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Legit.ng contacted the graduate of Ekiti State University who finished with a first class to gain a better understanding of how she achieved the feat years after an unfavourable JAMB experience.

In her story, she mentioned that her JAMB score made her cry. Hence, Legit.ng asked her once again how she felt when she saw the result.

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Her statement:

"When I first saw my JAMB score, I was so sad because I had studied hard and wasn't expecting that result."

Despite her score, she explained that she settled for a course at the university and persevered until graduation, eventually earning a first-class degree.

"However, after a rethink, I realised that studying SLT (Science Laboratory Technology) wasn't a bad idea at all. I made the decision to change my course from Nursing to SLT, and honestly, I have no regrets."

The brilliant graduate also revealed her source of motivation and what she believes contributed to her success.

Her explanation:

"My biggest motivation was my mum. Seeing my parents struggle for our sake, I made up my mind to do whatever it took to make them proud. The ultimate goal was to leave them with the impression that they invested their money in something highly profitable. My success is a result of my dedication to God and my hard work because hard work without the grace of God equals effort with no results."

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Having graduated with a first-class degree, she also explained how she felt when she was recognised as the best graduating student in both her faculty and department.

"It honestly feels like a dream because I never imagined I would emerge as the best graduating student in both my department and my faculty. Back then, I always told God that even if it was a 4.50, I just wanted to graduate with a First Class. By 400 level, as I saw my CGPA consistently improving, I knew I was going to finish with a First Class, but I never imagined I would be receiving extra awards. I am so grateful to God."

Lastly, she shared advice for undergraduates who hope to replicate her achievement in their respective institutions.

"My advice to upcoming students is that in everything you do, put God first, always seek Him, and stay focused. A clear goal keeps you moving, and lastly, always associate with people whose goals align with yours."

Watch the video below:

In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a young EKSU graduate celebrated after finishing her Accounting degree. She said she always wanted to become a chartered accountant.

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She shared that school was not easy, but she worked hard and kept going. In the end, she graduated with a CGPA of 4.40, and many people congratulated her online.

EKSU graduate bags first-class degree

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a young Ekiti State University (EKSU) graduate, Miss Amaris, has gone viral after sharing her school results online. She showed how she started with a good grade and later improved to get a first-class degree.

She said she worked very hard and kept getting very high grades in her final years. Many people online praised her after seeing her results.

Source: Legit.ng

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Muhammed Hammed Olayinka (Human Interest Editor) Muhammed has worked with Oracle UNILORIN, Opera News Hub, Scopper News, Gistreel, and now LEGIT.ng. He won the NAPSS President Writing Skirmish (2017) and was first runner-up in the UNILORIN Senate Writing Contest (2018). He can be reached via email at muhammed.hammedolayinka@corp.legit.ng