UI Law Student Shares Her JAMB and Post-UTME Scores to Encourage Aspiring Applicants

UI Law Student Shares Her JAMB and Post-UTME Scores to Encourage Aspiring Applicants

  • A University of Ibadan student took to social media to share how she gained admission to study Law at the institution
  • She encouraged an aspirant who was worried about their admission chances and mentioned her specific JAMB score
  • The lady explained that she was offered admission to study Law due to the high scores she got in both her JAMB and Post-UTME exams

A University of Ibadan Law student has shared her JAMB score while encouraging an aspirant who expressed concern over her chances of gaining admission to the same institution.

The young lady explained that the high scores she obtained in both her JAMB and post-UTME examinations helped her secure admission, revealing her exact score.

University of Ibadan Law student trends after revealing JAMB result
University of Ibadan student shares her JAMB score after securing admission to study Law. Photo Source: Twitter/The_GreatAdun, Getty Images/OLYMPIA DE MAISMONT
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University of Ibadan student posts JAMB score

A social media user had shared a post online, explaining that his sister hopes to study Law at the University of Ibadan while also mentioning the score she got in JAMB.

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Responding to the statement, @The_GreatAdun, a student of the University of Ibadan, took to the comment section of the post to advise the applicant while also speaking about her own JAMB exam and her post-UTME scores.

According to her, she was offered admission to study Law at the University of Ibadan after she passed the post-UTME examination with a high score, disclosing that she scored a total of 257 in her JAMB exam.

University of Ibadan Law student opens up on admission journey, shares exam scores
University of Ibadan Law student shares post-UTME experience after gaining admission. Photo Source: Twitter/The_GreatAdun
Source: TikTok

University of Ibadan student shares UTME experience

The young lady wrote on her X page:

"A good score, she can get in once she has a good post-UTME score. I got into UI Law with my 257 JAMB score, my post-UTME score was high sha."

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In a similar story, Legit.ng recently reported that a UI Mechanical Engineering student shared the JAMB and post-UTME scores that helped him secure admission into the university.

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The young man explained that he scored 276 in JAMB and aimed for a strong post-UTME score to meet the required aggregate for his course. He added that courses like Mechanical Engineering and Law at UI require high aggregate scores for admission.

In another story, Legit.ng reported that a UI aspirant shared his experience after scoring 10 in his first post-UTME exam.

The young man said he thought the exam was simple until he saw his result. He later explained that UI post-UTME is not just about reading hard, but also about understanding the question pattern and the aggregate system.

University of Ibadan aspirant asks serious question

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a University of Ibadan aspirant who missed the 2025 admission cut-off mark by just 3 points sought advice online after posting her 2026 UTME score.

The young lady said she was unsure about a claim she heard regarding using connections to secure admission into UI. Many people advised her not to rely on such claims, adding that admission into the University of Ibadan is strictly based on merit.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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