As stated by the school, a total of 900 students from 22 different campuses nationwide took part in the exam, with 865 results already released and 35 still awaiting release.
The institution, which is operated by Deeper Christian Life Ministry, reported that the scores reflected outstanding academic achievement, with 300 students earning scores of 300 or higher.
The top scorer among the candidates this year is Adogbo David Kikisoka from the Abuja campus, who achieved a score of 371, the best among all DLHS participants.
Based on the school management’s review of the released scores, 414 students, which accounts for 47.86 per cent, obtained scores ranging from 250 to 299, while 146 students, or 16.88 per cent, scored between 200 and 249.
Just five students had scores under 200, with the lowest being 173, making up only 0.58 per cent of all those who sat for the exam.
“Out of the 21 campuses which have received their results, 17 of them attained the minimum benchmark of not having any of their students score below 200.”
“We are optimistic that the remaining results when released will meet and exceed our minimum benchmark of 200,” the statement read.
The school regarded the performance as evidence of its strong academic principles and dedication to high standards.
