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JAMB 2025: “The Chair Was Too Low, I Struggled to See the Computer” — Saviour Ime Essien Shares His Exam Hall Experience

A JAMB 2025 candidate, Saviour Ime Essien, has shared his uncomfortable experience during the UTME, where he faced difficulties because of poor seating arrangements at his center.

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“The chair was too low. I even struggled to get myself up so I could see the computer,” he said.

While many candidates worry about the questions they will face, Saviour’s story highlights another silent struggle — the environment in which they have to write their exams.

Poor Seating Conditions Affect Performance

Having a chair that is too low compared to the height of the computer screen can:

  • Make it hard to read clearly.
  • Cause discomfort and body pain.
  • Lead to stress and tiredness, especially during a timed exam.
  • Affect concentration and speed.

For a major exam like JAMB, comfort and good seating arrangements are very important to help candidates focus fully on their papers.

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A Reminder for Better Exam Environment

Saviour’s experience shows that:

  • Centers must ensure that all equipment, including chairs and desks, are in proper condition before the exam starts.
  • Candidates should not have to struggle physically just to complete their exams.
  • JAMB should continue inspecting centers and ensure that only properly equipped CBT centers are allowed to host candidates.
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Final Words

Saviour’s voice speaks for many other candidates who suffer silently because of poor conditions during exams.
We hope that JAMB will listen and ensure better preparation in future exams — because every candidate deserves a fair and comfortable environment to show their true abilities.

Stay strong, Saviour — despite the challenges, you pushed through, and that strength will carry you far!

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