Two first-class graduates, Mamud Abdulmajeed and Christian Smith-Olunloye, highlight the importance of early preparation, structured study plans, and personalized learning methods as keys to success in WAEC and JAMB.
Two first-class graduates, Mamud Abdulmajeed and Christian Smith-Olunloye, have shared valuable insights on how students can better prepare for WAEC and JAMB exams, emphasizing early preparation, structured study plans, and personalized learning methods.
Mamud Abdulmajeed’s Perspective
Mamud Abdulmajeed, a Microbiology graduate from Federal University Gusau with a CGPA of 4.56, credits his success to the support of his family and friends. Reflecting on his journey, he admitted wishing he had started studying earlier and used more structured resources. His advice to students is to develop a study plan, focus on weak areas, practice consistently, and seek guidance from mentors and peers.
He told Legit.ng:
“I wish I had started preparing earlier and used more structured study resources. My advice to students is to create a study plan, focus on their weak areas, and practice consistently.”
Christian Smith-Olunloye’s Approach
Christian Smith-Olunloye, valedictorian of Ajayi Crowther University’s class of 2024, graduated with an exceptional CGPA of 4.95. He believes his preparation for WAEC and JAMB was effective and would not change much about his approach.
His key advice to students is to adopt study methods that suit their learning style and approach exams with confidence and determination.
“My advice to current students is to study hard using a method that works best for them. They should approach these exams with the mindset that they are surmountable. With hard work, focus, and determination, they can excel.”
Both graduates emphasize the importance of:
• Early preparation and structured study plans.
• Consistent practice to build confidence.
• Seeking guidance from mentors and peers.
• Finding personalized study methods that suit individual learning styles.
Their shared experiences serve as motivation for students aiming to excel in these crucial exams.
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