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JAMB · Mathematics18:44 left
If x + 2 = 7, what is the value of x?
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High demand. Across Nigerian banks, telecoms, fintech and tech companies, software engineers are among the most actively recruited roles.
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Software Engineering
Needed across 5 sectors in Nigeria, by 5 types of employers.
Digital payments, banking digitisation, logistics and government digital services continue to expand, which keeps demand for engineers growing.
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Programming fundamentalsOne production language, deeplyDatabases and API designVersion control and shipping
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A candidate scores 65 in Mathematics and 58 in English. What is the average of the two scores?
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