UTME Top Scorer Denied Admission to Study Medicine at UNIZIK, Shares Heartbreak
A young Nigerian, Mose Amalawa, scored 328 in the UTME but was unexpectedly offered a different course by UNIZIK, leading to heartbreak. Despite excelling in his academics with impressive WAEC results, he was denied admission to study Medicine and advised to accept an alternative course.
This incident reflects the challenges faced by students in securing admission to their desired courses in Nigerian universities. Another student, Joshua, also faced a similar fate of being denied admission to UNIZIK despite his high UTME score of 284.
These cases highlight the struggles of aspiring medical students in pursuing their dreams amidst admission setbacks.
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