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Pls, my daughter scored 171, she desires to study Medicine, she had 7Bs & 2 C’s in the just released WAEC 2022 Results, meanwhile she sat for ur 2021 NECO Exams in which she had 2 B, 6 C & 1 D, ps advise.
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You did not mention the school(s) she is aspiring to enter.
For most schools in Nigeria, especially federal and state universities, qualification for admission is mainly based on JAMB score. In fact, some school lay 60% emphasis on JAMB score, 30% on post UTME score and only 10% on O’level grades. Some other schools just require you to obtain credit passes in your five core O’level subjects and you are good to go.
So you see that her 7Bs and 2Cs are not as important as the fact that her JAMB score of 171 is too poor for Medicine.
My advice:
1. If she must study medicine (in a federal or state university), she might need to retake JAMB and work harder for a much higher result. Otherwise, you can look for a private university that will accept 171 for Medicine and enroll her there.
2. If she is willing to go for another course, you can buy JAMB Change of Course form and choose a less-competitive course that 171 can get for her.
Feel free to let me know if you have further questions.
Best wishes to her.