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Aspirants for the coming session in Obafemi Awolowo University can now start to predict their chances of admission after the statistics of the 2014 Post UTME has been unveiled.

A statement by the Public Relations Officer of the University, Mr. Abiodun Olarewaju, stated that out of the total number of 14,648 who participated in the screening, Seven Thousand, Seven Hundred and Seventy Nine(7,779) candidates scored Two Hundred (200) and above.Among these candidates that crossed the average mark, only Eight( had above 300.

Seven out of the eight candidates who scored above three hundred(300) applied to read Law while the eighth candidate applied to read English Education. One candidate scored 360, two candidates scored 352 each, and each of the remaining six candidates scored 348.

While Akinade, Oladayo Felicia (45027699HD), who scored the highest got 360 (Law), others, whose scores follow closely, include Adeagbo, Folakemi Olanike (45737901HC), 352 (Law); Koye-Ladele Mofehintoluwa O(47368712CI), 352 (Law); Iloabuchi, Emerie Collins (47185750II), 348 (Law) and Ayodele, Timothy Oluwaseun (47189939DE), 348. Others are Odelami, Akintomiwa Akinleye (47194139EE), 348 ( Law); Ajayi, John Jesuferanmi (47198557HJ), 348 ( Law) and Ojo, Isaiah Olaonipekun (47356218GI), 348 (Edu/Eng).

The Vice- Chancellor of the University, Professor Bamitale Omole, in his reaction applauded the academic and administrative soundness of the members of staff, whose dedication to duty was described as a masterpiece, particularly on the just concluded post-UTME screening exercise. He thanked them for making the academic progress and overall development of the University their priority.

As for the incoming Law students, you can take a cue from this statistics. It is going to be a competitive class no doubt.


http://www.oaupeeps.com/2014/08/oau-2014-post-utme-7779-candidates.html

only if it's free and fair

hopelink1: only if it's free and fair

How do you mean?

Davo93: How do you mean?

I mean no harm , OAU where candidates can buy marks?

hopelink1: I mean no harm , OAU where candidates can buy marks?

Okay.

Davo93: Okay.

Do you have an idea of the general performance of science students?

hopelink1: I mean no harm , OAU where candidates can buy marks?

I don't get.

I think these figures are incorrect, especially the number of candidates who had above 300 marks.

Wia that guy wey talk say in sista get 300 dey apply for law? And the one that said his 14-yr old brother got 32* even though he boasted of 350? ur yansh have open o

Zedric: Wia that guy wey talk say in sista get 300 dey apply for law? And the one that said his 14-yr old brother got 32* even though he boasted of 350? ur yansh have open o

lol... Dude easy na,it's either the stats isn't real or oau isn't telling the truth. I'm sure of someone who had above 300 and his name is not there.

over 90candidates had 300... www.nairaland.com/1841777/official-oau-post-utme-result

90 candidates had above 300 marks, the 8 students mentioned are those who took the 1st, 2nd and 3rd positions. www.tribune.com.ng/news/top-stories/item/12487-oau-releases-post-utme-results-over-90-candidates-score-above-300

Slasha1:
Do you have an idea of the general performance of science students?

No Slasha. Its been a while!

Davo93: No Slasha. Its been a while!

Yeah,how are you doing?

Slasha1:
Yeah,how are you doing?

I am doing wonderfully fine. How about you? Hope your enjoying the compulsory break too?

pls does anyone here knw the highest mark of commercials nd 2. Wen wil the cut off mark of various courses b releasd

Davo93: I am doing wonderfully fine. How about you? Hope your enjoying the compulsory break too?

I'm fine too. Well,one has no other option than to try to