Meet genius 19-year-old boy who scored 337 in his JAMB exam (photos)

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- A 19-year-old Nigerian has dazzled Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examiners after he got a perfect score in his exam - The young boy scored 337 over 400 in his 2017 JAMB exam A genius Nigerian boy identified as Jerry Marshall has passed his Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board exam in flying colours. The 19-year-old boy who scored 337 over 400 shared a screenshot of his result on his Facebook page. Marshall took English, Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics in the exam which requires every candidate to take four major subjects including English and Mathematics. Meet genius 19-year-old boy who scored 337 in his JAMB instantngnews.blogspot.com findings showed that Marshall is not only a genius but also a hardworking graphic designer. 


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