A brilliant student, Caleb Temiloluwa Adewole, has achieved an outstanding academic feat by graduating with a first-class degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA).
Caleb, who scored 339 in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) in 2017, went on to excel in FUTA’s Post-UTME screening, securing 96% after correctly answering 24 out of 25 questions. His impressive academic performance earned him a prestigious scholarship from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), which provided significant financial support throughout his studies.
A Journey Marked by Excellence
Graduating with a remarkable CGPA of 4.85/5.00, Caleb emerged as the second-best student in his class. His journey, however, was not without challenges. He had to balance academic responsibilities with leadership roles while navigating financial constraints.
Despite these hurdles, he maintained his academic brilliance, securing a remarkable 98% score in one of the most challenging courses in his department. His disciplined approach to studying, which involved active recall and spaced repetition techniques, played a key role in his academic success.
Passion and Hard Work as Key Factors
Reflecting on his achievements, Caleb attributed his success to his passion for Electrical and Electronics Engineering, which fueled his dedication and perseverance.
“Choosing a field I am passionate about made the rigorous academic journey fulfilling,” he stated.
Future Aspirations
With his first-class degree, Caleb aspires to become a world-class engineer, contributing innovative solutions to global technological challenges. His journey serves as an inspiration to students, proving that hard work, discipline, and perseverance can lead to exceptional achievements.
An Inspiration for Future Scholars
Caleb’s story highlights the importance of passion, resilience, and strategic learning techniques in achieving academic success. His record-breaking UTME score, Post-UTME excellence, and first-class degree make him a role model for aspiring students aiming to excel in education and beyond.