Lady Shares UTME Score After Gaining Admission to Study Medicine at Abia State University
Lady Shares UTME Score for Medicine at Abia State University

A young Nigerian lady named Tracy has shared her admission journey after securing a place to study Medicine and Surgery at Abia State University (ABSU). She revealed her Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) score and study strategies, inspiring many on social media.

ABSU Medicine Student Reveals UTME Score

Tracy, who wrote the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) only once, disclosed that she scored 291 in the UTME. In a TikTok post, she expressed gratitude, stating: “God did. I’m grateful that I wrote WAEC once and came out with As and Bs, and that I also wrote JAMB once and scored 291. Thank You for granting me admission to study Medicine and Surgery at Abia State University on merit.”

Study Methods Shared

In the comments, Tracy elaborated on her preparation. She used textbooks such as “Hidden Fact Physics,” “Modern Biology,” and “Understanding Chemistry,” and practiced with past questions and CBT apps like Test Driller. For English, she covered the syllabus including concord, parts of speech, figures of speech, sentences, and tenses.

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Social Media Reactions

Her post garnered congratulatory messages. User Nancie♡ wrote: “Congratulations ml ❤️? I'm also an aspiring student for medicine and surgery.” Im_Vînä? commented: “Saving the second picture to do my own video by October.” Fae queen? said: “Congratulations dear ? the way God did it for you he will do it for me.” Chris ? added: “God that did that for you, should do for me please.” Mhiz Evelyn wrote: “Congratulations. I tap from this.” Samuel merit asked: “I post pharmacy Abia state any advice.”

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In similar news, UNILAG’s best graduating student shared how he was rejected by the University of Ibadan, while another UI graduate revealed his plan to graduate with a second-class upper division but achieved a first class. Additionally, LASU’s best graduating student opened up about her admission experience and study secrets, noting that she wrote UTME twice.

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