2024 UTME: 10 STUDENTS OF GOLD SPRING HIGH SCHOOL, RIVERS STATE SCORE ABOVE 310

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Ten students of Gold Springs High School students, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, who sat for the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination between April 19 and April 29 have made their results available online.

The scores, which were tweeted late on Thursday as @GoldSpringsHigh using the school’s X handle, showed that 355 was the greatest score out of the ten, while 311 was the lowest.

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The school tweeted, “Huge congrats to our students on their outstanding JAMB scores! Your hard work and dedication have paid off in the most incredible way.

“We are so proud of your academic excellence. The sky’s the limit for you all! Keep shining, future leaders.”

In the picture with the caption, “2024 GHS UTME Champions,” a student identified by the name David scored 355 out of 400, followed by Iyowuna with 346 and Eniara 344.

Naphtali with 337, Mofiyinfoluwa with 336, and Kayla with 335, round out the top four.

Joshua K scored 334, Ronaldo had 312, while Joshua C and Denzel scored 312 and 311, respectively

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board reports that 1,402,490 applicants out of 1,842,464 did not receive a score of 200 out of 400.

The UTME is “only a ranking examination,” according to the examination body, which is why it decided not to reveal the names of the top scorers in the recently finished UTME. Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, the registrar, made this statement among other reasons.

Additionally, the board warned Nigerians not to trust candidates who display printed result slips because there isn’t one available at this time.