Good Afternoon, I was going through my notes this morning, and something caught my attention, something very important that many of you need to hear. A lot of aspirants are making the *same mistake every year.* You focus so much on your JAMB score, but *completely ignore your O-Level results.* Let me explain. *Some of you will say,* “I scored 230” “I even got 240 last year” …yet someone with 190 was admitted — and you were not. Why? The answer is simple: *your O-Level result might be weak.* In most schools, especially where aggregate is calculated, your admission score *isn’t just your JAMB or Post UTME.* *It’s the sum of your JAMB score, your O-Level grades, and sometimes your Post UTME score* (depending on how the school calculates it.) So imagine *you scored 250 in JAMB,* but had C’s in relevant subjects your WAEC or NECO, and someone else scored 200 in JAMB but had A’s and B’s in in compulsory subjects in O-Level. That person will likely beat you in aggregate. The person will gain admission ahead of you Be smart ✅