It is not unusual for JAMB to announce the top 3 highest JAMB scores immediately after the board has released its results. JAMB initially after the release of 2024 results said the announcement of top scorers wouldn’t be made public this year to avoid the scene created by “Mmesoma” last year. However, during the policy meeting, the announcement was made.
For 2024, thirteen (13) names were announced and Olowu Joseph Oluwasijibomi, Alayande David, and Orukpe Joel had the highest score with 367 in UTME.
It was also noted that UTME is considered only a ranking examination because of other parameters that would later be regarded as minimum admissible scores.
Read: JAMB has released the 2024 official performance
2024
- Olowu Joseph Oluwasijibomi – 367
- Alayande David – 367
- Orukpe Joel Ehijele – 367
- Emmanuel Jeremiah Jewel -365
- Essiet Etini Joshua -365
- Ezenwoko Zara Valerie -365
- Umoh Joshua Augustine -365
- Mamudu Abdulrahman -364
- Adeleke Abdulbasit Adekunle -363
- Echem Victor Prosper -363
- Etute Emmanuel Ehihomen -363
- Keke Jedidiah Chidiebube -363
- Adesanya Daniel Oluwatimileyin -363
2023
- Nkechinyere Umeh from Anambra – 360
- Stephen Aguele from Edo state – 358
- Oluwafemi Ositade from Osun state – 358
- Gbolahan Ayinde from Lagos state – 357
- John Fulfilment from Edo state – 356
- Chimdubem Ugonna from Imo – 355
2022
- Adebayo Eyimofe – 362
- Ugwu Chikelu – 359
- Igbalaye Ebunoluwa – 357
- Emmanuel Oluwanifemi – 357
- Ozumba Samuel – 357
- Olumide-Attah Ayomide – 355
- Lawal Olaoluwa – 355
- Dokun Jubril – 354
- Amaku Anthony – 354
- Aghulor Divine – 353
2021
- Monwuba Chibuzor Chibuikem – 358
- Qomarudeen Abdulwasiu Alabi – 350
- Adeogun Kehinde Oreoluwa – 350
- Ajayi Eberechukwu Isaiah – 349
- Okarike Favour Kenneth – 348
- Omonona Oluwamayokun Victor – 347
- Owoeye Israel Oluwatimilehin – 347
- Ehizogie Jeffrey Aidelogie – 347
- Ajeigbe Moyinoluwa Samuel – 346
- Yakubu Abdulraheem Joshua – 343
2020
- Maduafokwa Egoagwuagwu Agnes -365
- Nwobi Okwuchukwu David – 363
- Ojuba Mezisashe Shalom – 359
- Elikwu, Victor Chukwuemeka – 359
- Adebola Oluwatobi Paul – 358
- Gboyega Oluwatobiloba Enoch – 356
- Ojo Samuel Oluwatobi – 355
- Utulu, Jebose George – 355
- Osom Akan Awesome – 353
- Akakabota Fejiro Simeon – 352
- Ogundele Favour Jesupemi – 352
- Alatise Monsurah Bisola. – 352
- Adelaja Oluwasemilore Daniel – 352
JAMB’s thorough scrutiny of the results has reduced the number of candidates who will pass the exam through malpractice. Subsequently, results from JAMB will reflect the ability and capability of each candidate who sits for the exam.
2019
- Best score – Ekene Franklin – a 15-year-old boy from Abia State, emerged as the best candidate by scoring 347 marks
- The second-best score – Igban Emmanuel Chidiebube – a 16-year-old boy from Abia State, came second by scoring 346 marks.
- Third best score – Oluwo Isaac Olamilekan – a 17-year-old from Osun State, trailed behind with 345
Note:
JAMB will never announce the lowest score, and there is no way you can get the candidate with such a result. The reason is that there is no pride in announcing candidates with the lowest scores.
I believe anyone can attain the feat the candidates above have achieved through diligence, hard work, perseverance, focus, and determination to excel.
