Column with Legal Queen: General Studies Test Results Vis-a-vis Jambitos Real Scores

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By: Muhammad Habibat Sani (UmmuYasmeen)

In a comical twist, the recent release of General Studies Test (GST) 104 results have set off a frenzy online, with Jambitos expressing disbelief and calling for the posting of the "real" scores.

In a chorus of exasperation, students took to various platforms demanding that the authorities share the authentic results, as they couldn't fathom that the current scores were actually theirs. In a Jambito's voice, cries of "Please post the original results, this can't be ours!" echoed throughout social media.

The uproar escalated with posts flooding social media expressing confusion and disbelief. One can only imagine the reactions of Jambitos when faced with scores like 16, 18, 14, and even 20 – a seemingly colossal shock to the system. The situation became so intense that some Jambitos were reported to have shed tears of despair over their unexpected results.

Now, the time has come for the Jambitos to receive a proper welcome to the world of General Studies Tests. With this unexpected turn of events, they have surely been initiated into the realm of unpredictable academic challenges.

While the chaos may have a humorous tone, the desire for clarity and accurate results is genuine. As the dust settles, students eagerly await the resolution of this bewildering situation, hoping for a definite answer to their queries and a proper understanding of their GST 104 scores.

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