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Achievement in common entrance examination as a predictor of achievement in junior secondary school business studies
This study was designed to determine whether or not, the common entrance examination is a true predictor of students' performance in the junior secondary school business studies, using the score of mathematics and english language. It was discovered that while each of mathematics and english languag...
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