JAMB: Father Awed as Son Scores 95 in Physics, 83 in Mathematics, Shares His 2026 UTME Result Online
- A Nigerian dad has reacted on Facebook after seeing his son's 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) result
- His brilliant son, who is a science student, aced the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exam, scoring 95 in physics and 83 in mathematics
- Internet users were impressed with the boy's UTME performance and sent congratulatory messages to both father and son
Frank John, a Nigerian man, has publicly celebrated his son, Adebisi Daniel Timileyin, for his stellar performance in the 2026 UTME.
In a Facebook post on April 21, John shared pictures of himself and his son, along with the boy's 2026 UTME result.

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JAMB: Father posts son's UTME result
The proud father wrote that his son had texted him his UTME result, telling him that God has been faithful.
His son, a science student, scored a total of 320 marks: 66 in English, 83 in mathematics, 95 in physics, and 76 in chemistry.

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An excited John congratulated the lad for his outstanding performance in the exam.
"And My Son texted me:
“Sir God has been faithful ooo.
"Dear Adebisi Daniel Timileyin, Reg Number: 202661101699FB. Your 2026 UTME Result: ENG: 66, MAT: 83, PHY: 95, CHE: 76, Aggregate: 320”.
"Congratulations Son for scoring 320 in your JAMB," John wrote on Facebook.
Social media users joined John in celebrating his son's UTME result.
What UTME top scorers do differently
When asked what he thinks UTME top scorers do differently, Muhammad Babatunde Salisu, a dedicated O'level tutor for years, told Legit.ng:
"The top scorers don't leave things to chance; they stick strictly to the official JAMB syllabus so they don't waste time on irrelevant topics.
"Instead of cramming, they use concept-based learning to truly understand the material. They also practice constantly with timed CBT software, training themselves to spend no more than 40 seconds on a single question. Also, rather than avoiding subjects they hate, they intentionally attack their weak areas until they master them."

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See the father's Facebook post below:
JAMB: People react to man's son's result
Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the man's son's UTME result below:
Ikechukwu Maryjane said:
"Wow! Congratulations to him."
Isaac Okah said:
"Congratulations boy."
Nelson Rexmond said:
"You no see the pkin hair style.. (Adebisi).
"If no be say my Oga block him eye.
"E for be Adebayaa.
"You for just understand why he dey so brilliant like him Papa...
"Na just bia bia he never get.
"The resemblance sef.
"Omooooh.
"Congratulations John Frank Adebisi Daniel Timileyin (jnr).
"More upliftment Champ."
ThankGod Ofuru said:
"They are naturally born brilliant. His elder brother too who's in banking and finance in Rsu it is same thing."
Ejiogwu Happiness said:
"Congratulations. More grace, amen."
Emejuru Samuel Jr. said:
"Sharp,
"You're doing well, like Father like Son."
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a father had reacted to his daughter's UTME result as she scored 96 in chemistry, and 98 in physics.

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Father reacts to daughter's UTME result
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a father had reacted to his daughter's UTME result, owing to her impressive performance.
Since the 2026 UTME season started, a lot of individuals have shared their results online and also shared their experiences in the exam hall.
The post by the father made several people praise his daughter for his academic achievement, and just days later, another father took to social media to speak about his daughter, who also did well in the JAMB examination. In the screenshot he shared, which showed the 2026 UTME result, it was revealed that his daughter scored 97 in chemistry, 97 in physics, and different scores in the two other subjects she wrote in the exam.
Source: Legit.ng