A young Nigerian lady aspiring to study at the University of Ibadan (UI) has taken to social media to seek guidance after receiving her 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results. The lady, who identified herself as a science student, posted her score and asked a crucial question regarding her desired course.
Lady Shares UTME Score and Seeks Advice
Olaitan Gold, in a Facebook post, revealed that she scored 215 in the UTME and initially aimed to study Pharmacy at UI. However, doubting whether her score meets the cut-off mark for Pharmacy, she asked for suggestions on related courses she could pursue with her result.
Her post read: "Please, as a science student who aimed for Pharmacy before but scored 215 in JAMB, please what related course can I study in UI?"
Social Media Reactions
The post attracted numerous responses from Facebook users. Victoria Olatoye advised: "Let him go to UI Admissions office. Online advises may work and it may not." Oluwaseun Ezekiel commented: "That score is very low for pharmacy, just choose chemistry and be praying." Adesikan inquired: "What is the cut-off mark for pharmacy?"
Related Stories of UI Aspirants
In similar news, a graduate of UI who studied Physiotherapy recently shared his old UTME result online, drawing attention for his impressive score. Another UI graduate celebrated earning a First Class Honours degree in Early Childhood and Educational Foundations, attributing her success to consistent academic excellence since primary school.
Additionally, a young man who gained admission to study Medicine and Surgery at UI after multiple attempts shared his journey. He posted his JAMB scores from various years and spoke about the disappointment he faced before finally achieving his dream.
These stories highlight the determination and challenges faced by many Nigerian students seeking admission into higher institutions.
