"Two sittings" means using results from two different exams, for example WAEC and NECO, or WAEC from two different years, to meet your O-Level requirements.
What to know
If you combine results
Ask here with your course and school if you are unsure whether your combination will be accepted.
What to know
- Many schools accept two sittings for many courses.
- Some courses, often competitive ones like Medicine, may require one sitting at some schools.
- Each school sets its own rule; check its admission requirements or the JAMB brochure.
If you combine results
- Upload both results to your JAMB profile.
- Make sure your name is the same on both.
- Bring both originals to clearance.
Ask here with your course and school if you are unsure whether your combination will be accepted.