Peaklane College International celebrated a remarkable academic achievement as 16 students scored above 300 in the 2025 UTME—with top scorer Adejumobi Toluwalase earning 370—amid widespread praise and a record-breaking year for national exam performance.
Peaklane College International, located in Lagos State, is celebrating a major academic milestone after outstanding results from its students in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), organized by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
In a celebratory announcement shared on the school’s official Facebook page, Peaklane revealed that 16 of its students scored 300 and above in the national exam, with the top scorer, Adejumobi Toluwalase, earning an exceptional 370—one of the highest known scores in the country this year.
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Strong Results Across the Board
In addition to the top 16 scorers, the school reported that 46 students achieved scores between 240 and 299, including candidates who had to resit the UTME due to technical issues but still delivered commendable results.
“Celebrating Excellence: Peaklane College International’s JAMB 2025 Achievers. We’re over the moon to share the continued excellence of our students in the 2025 JAMB examination,” the school wrote on Facebook.
“Our students who were rescheduled to write the exam have done it AGAIN! With their hard work and dedication, they’ve achieved even more exceptional scores!”
The school emphasized its dedication to nurturing academic excellence and helping students reach their full potential.
Community Reactions
The news has drawn praise from parents, alumni, and members of the public:
- Jane Udele Obiakor: “Congrats guys, you have done well.”
- Joy Ediare: “Congratulations to you @ Peaklane college.”
- Ralph Bruce: “These set raised the bar walai.”
- Sule Adams: “PEAKLANE! A school where children are nurtured and tutored to be champions. Kudos to our champions.”
- Babaseun Armani Faseru: “It’s just the school for every child! I can’t shout!!”
Broader Context: Record-Breaking Year for UTME Scores
2025 has been a notable year for UTME performance nationwide. According to JAMB statistics, 17,025 candidates (0.88%) scored 300 and above—marking the best performance rate since 2013. This is a dramatic increase compared to 2017, when only 1,989 candidates (0.12%) reached the same threshold.
Education expert Alex Onyia, CEO of Educare, highlighted the improvements in student outcomes, especially among those who had to resit the UTME. He shared the story of Nwaroh Chidindu Emmanuel, who initially scored 170 due to a technical error but jumped to 301 in a retake, scoring:
- English: 71
- Mathematics: 81
- Physics: 77
- Chemistry: 72
“This youngster was wrongly graded 170 due to the error and now 301 in just 48 hours of preparation. Finally, our students have been vindicated,” Onyia stated.
These stories reflect a broader trend of resilience, strong preparation, and institutional support helping students excel despite challenges.
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