The Nigerian Tulip International Colleges (NTIC) has announced exceptional performances by its students in the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), with one candidate achieving a remarkable 365 score. This places him among the top performers nationwide, reflecting the institution's academic rigor and the students' dedication.
Standout Performance by Adeiza Ismail Bashir
Adeiza Ismail Bashir achieved a total score of 365 in the UTME, including near-perfect marks in key science subjects: 98 in Mathematics, 98 in Physics, and 98 in Chemistry. According to NTIC, his performance positions him as a strong candidate for admission into competitive courses such as medicine, engineering, and other science programs. The school emphasized that such results stem from months of disciplined preparation and a supportive learning environment.
Dauda Abba Hussaini Scores 359
Another NTIC student, Dauda Abba Hussaini, also delivered an impressive performance with a score of 359. The college described this as a reflection of its rigorous academic culture, which has been cultivated over the years. Strong UTME scores like these often represent significant effort from students and parents, including private tutoring and extensive study hours, in Nigeria's highly competitive university admission system.
Tijjani Ahmed El Yaqub Shows Consistency in Sciences
Tijjani Ahmed El Yaqub emerged as another top performer, scoring 71 in English, 94 in Mathematics, 87 in Chemistry, and 94 in Physics. School officials noted that his results demonstrate consistent excellence among NTIC students in science subjects, further highlighting the institution's focus on academic achievement.
NTIC Praises Students' Dedication
In an official statement, NTIC commended the students for their dedication and resilience. The college stated: "These achievements are a testament to the determination of our students and the supportive learning environment at NTIC. We are incredibly proud of them and encourage them to keep soaring." The school added that these results will motivate younger students preparing for future examinations, reinforcing a culture of academic excellence.
The announcement comes amid growing public scrutiny of UTME performance across Nigeria. NTIC's results underscore the importance of discipline and structured preparation in achieving top scores. The college remains committed to fostering an environment where students can excel and compete for admission to prestigious universities.
In related news, other Nigerian students have also shared their UTME successes. For instance, a candidate named Jason Eromosele scored 329, with 74 in English, 85 in Mathematics, 81 in Physics, and 89 in Chemistry, alleviating his fears about poor performance. Meanwhile, JAMB has explained that some results are withheld due to age eligibility policies, affecting underage candidates who see a "No Result Yet" message. This policy aims to ensure compliance with examination regulations.
