2026 WAEC: Student Aspiring to Study Medicine Shares Results, Seeks Opinions Online
A Nigerian student has sparked widespread discussion on social media after sharing his 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results and asking whether his grades are strong enough to secure admission to study Medicine and Surgery at a university.
The student posted a screenshot of his WAEC results on social media, expressing concern about whether his performance would meet the highly competitive admission requirements for one of Nigeria’s most sought-after degree programs.
His post quickly gained attention, with many users reviewing his grades and offering their opinions. While several praised him for passing his subjects and encouraged him to stay optimistic, others pointed out that admission into Medicine and Surgery is highly competitive and typically requires excellent O’Level results, a high Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) score, and strong performance in the post-UTME screening.
Many commenters urged the aspiring medical student not to lose hope and encouraged him to prepare thoroughly for the UTME and any admission screening exercises. Others suggested that, if necessary, he could retake any subject to strengthen his chances of gaining admission into his preferred program.
The post generated mixed reactions online, with social media users sharing words of encouragement, personal experiences, and practical advice on how the student could pursue his dream of becoming a medical doctor despite the competitive nature of the admission process.
2026 WAEC: Student Aspiring to Study Medicine Shares Results, Seeks Opinions Online
2026 WAEC: Student Aspiring to Study Medicine Shares Results, Seeks Opinions Online
2026 WAEC: Student Aspiring to Study Medicine Shares Results, Seeks Opinions Online