GetOvaMe:


Dunno..

Just read hard and score high and you wouldn't have to bother 'bout that ish.

thank God i escaped that policy....that shi scared me o...

enemaworld:
Pls any one, does u.i run a diploma program?

NO...but they do have a different program called distance learning centre(DLC).

funkyaye:
admissions @polyibadan.edu.ng

Cant access jare, let me pm u

SirWere:
What did you score

62

kenaz:
62

Wait, shey na u be Tajudeen Adeola

enemaworld:
Pls any one, does u.i run a diploma program?

Yea they do but its not for all depts

Kingdomdaughter:
Cant access jare, let me pm u

The Polytechnic Ibadan has released officially the 2015/2016 admission cut-off mark in to the various National Diploma programmes offered by the institution. The break down is as given below; 1.Business Administration - 30.0 2.Mass Communication-50.25 3.Music - 30.13 4.Office Technology & Mgmt.- 37.63 5.Local Government & Dev. Studies-37.13 6.Public Administration - 53.0 7.Civil Engineering - 45.75 8.Mechanical Engineering - 44.38 9.Electrical Engineering - 44.75 10.Computer Engineering - 40.38 11.Mechatronics Engineering - 31.38 12.Surveying & Geo-informatics - 30.88 13.Architecture - 43.75 14.Estate Management - 30.25 15.Urban & Regional Planning - 30.13 16.Building Technology - 32.13 17.Quantity Surveying - 31.5 18.Arts & Design - 31.0 19.Accountancy - 50.5 20.Banking & Finance - 47.75 21.Insurance - 39.88 22.Computer Science - 44.25 23.Geology - 30.88 24.Science Laboratory Technology - 48.0 25.Statistics - 30.13

pls add to ui whatsapp group...08178023757

*grabs d microphone*

*clears throat*


wanna use this great day, awesome hour, calm minute nd great second to congratulate those that successfully broke through the strong waves nd tides(ssce, jamb pume, etc) ... the end is nt the admission, permit me to say the journey just started...

wanna also use this medium to advise those awaiting the coc list, pray nd hope for the best nd to those that couldn't murder the pume wella..pls, dnt lose hope, sharpen ur knives well nd attack again, but smartly nd u ll surely sing a new song..... wishing u guys all d best!!!... nd besides dnt be in a hurry to resume abeg,enjoy house small nd go nd get ur mortar nd pestle ready... u can also try ur hand on ur grandma's grinding stone nd bring it along when resuming.....

#Tommybob says "be smart" nd "never give up" ....

Tommybob:
*grabs d microphone*

*clears throat*


wanna use this great day, awesome hour, calm minute nd great second to congratulate those that successfully broke through the strong waves nd tides(ssce, jamb pume, etc) ... the end is nt the admission, permit me to say the journey just started...

wanna also use this medium to advise those awaiting the coc list, pray nd hope for the best nd to those that couldn't murder the pume wella..pls, dnt lose hope, sharpen ur knives well nd attack again, but smartly nd u ll surely sing a new song..... wishing u guys all d best!!!... nd besides dnt be in a hurry to resume abeg,enjoy house small nd go nd get ur mortar nd pestle ready... u can also try ur hand on ur grandma's grinding stone nd bring it along when resuming.....

#Tommybob says "be smart" nd "never give up" ....

#whatsapp id: 08131129037

Boss

Bukkiminat:


Boss

Moi lady... na me supoz dey call u boss nw ooo,

been a while

I studied Mass Comm there too(at the then Adeseun Ogundoyin Campus [Eruwa]). It was really fun there, but to leave with even an upper credit is not easy. Some would think Poly is a cake, but you will get to know how tough it is when you get there. I was offered Philosophy at OAU then, but I opted for Mass Comm at the Poly Ibadan.You are going to take a Physics-like course, which involves calculations and some other courses that you have to calculate in.I am sure if you are devoted to your studies, you will have no problem there.

funkyaye:
yes

SirWere:
Wait, shey na u be Tajudeen Adeola

No...

Tommybob:
*grabs d microphone*

*clears throat*


wanna use this great day, awesome hour, calm minute nd great second to congratulate those that successfully broke through the strong waves nd tides(ssce, jamb pume, etc) ... the end is nt the admission, permit me to say the journey just started...

wanna also use this medium to advise those awaiting the coc list, pray nd hope for the best nd to those that couldn't murder the pume wella..pls, dnt lose hope, sharpen ur knives well nd attack again, but smartly nd u ll surely sing a new song..... wishing u guys all d best!!!... nd besides dnt be in a hurry to resume abeg,enjoy house small nd go nd get ur mortar nd pestle ready... u can also try ur hand on ur grandma's grinding stone nd bring it along when resuming.....

#Tommybob says "be smart" nd "never give up" ....

in a hurry for where? Na February or March we dey resume na? So na calm things

elpapanoble:
I studied Mass Comm there too(at the then Adeseun Ogundoyin Campus [Eruwa]). It was really fun there, but to leave with even an upper credit is not easy. Some would think Poly is a cake, but you will get to know how tough it is when you get there. I was offered Philosophy at OAU then, but I opted for Mass Comm at the Poly Ibadan.You are going to take a Physics-like course, which involves calculations and some other courses that you have to calculate in.I am sure if you are devoted to your studies, you will have no problem there.

u make me remind ADESEUN OGUNDOYIN CAMPUS, i also did my ND there, i studied buz Admin
i can remind u some Mass com lectural like Agoro, Jesulowo, Elder etc

Yes, that Jesulowo actually shattered my record in GNS (English). I never got below 76 until he taught us. I got the highest with 56, imagine that?And for Agoro, he taught me Intro to Newswriting and Investigative Journalism at the ND level. As for Elder, he made me his friend because I scored 20/30 in his CA, the score he said nobody had ever got before my arrival. Do you still remember Iya re-runner?

aaamos:


u make me remind ADESEUN OGUNDOYIN CAMPUS, i also did my ND there, i studied buz Admin
i can remind u some Mass com lectural like Agoro, Jesulowo, Elder etc

dearpiriye:

Yea they do but its not for all depts

Ok thanks, pls can u hlp me wif d departments dat run it

elpapanoble:
Yes, that Jesulowo actually shattered my record in GNS (English). I never got below 76 until he taught us. I got the highest with 56, imagine that?And for Agoro, he taught me Intro to Newswriting and Investigative Journalism at the ND level. As for Elder, he made me his friend because I scored 20/30 in his CA, the score he said nobody had ever got before my arrival. Do you still remember Iya re-runner?

Sure and baba re-runner, that woman is funny tho I no dey chop her food

That means you don't like bread and beans.I always went there when I didn't have enough left. Baba re-runner na shoe repairer.

aaamos:

Sure and baba re-runner, that woman is funny tho I no dey chop her food

olatunji21:

Morning geedot..Sent u a PM..

I've replied it..

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Do you know what is more common than tofu in Babcock University? If you are not doing it then you’re not in vogue. Do not crack your head for too long, it’s not a riddle. Bleaching of the skin seems to have beaten tofu in popularity! You would think that in the world of today, literates would know better than to remove the top layer of their skin using bleaching chemicals, but it is amazing that this act is popular among literates and amazingly university students of the 21st

It is sad that Africans still have low self esteem where their skin colour is concerned after being referred to as Apes during the colonial era. Therefore they have taken to turning their skin into adulterated goods just to look exactly like foreigners. Some Babcock University students have not been left out in this culture as they have also been given names depending on how well they have bleached their skin. There is snow white, John snow, you-light-up-my-world, Michael Jackson, Ghost mode,

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11michael:
in a hurry for where? Na February or March we dey resume na? So na calm things

chairman, congratz o... That's cool

2015/2016 ADMISSION CLEARANCE EXERCISE FOR UTME CANDIDATES WHO HAVE BEEN OFFERED PROVISIONAL ADMISSION This is to inform all UTME candidates, who have been offered provisional admission for the 2015/2016 academic session that the Admissions Clearance Exercise will commence on Monday, 12 October 2015 and end on Tuesday, 20 October 2015 . Successful candidates for the Admissions Exercise should have paid the N 20, 000.00 (this excludes bank charges) Acceptance Fee into the Admission Processing Fee Account at the University of Ibadan Micro-Finance Bank (Acct. No – 1050000030). Please safely keep your teller. Candidates are expected to report to the appropriate designated venues from 8.30a.m daily for the clearance exercise. Clearance exercise ends at 2.30 p.m on each day. The venues assigned to the Faculties and College are stated below: Venue 1 – Boardroom, Faculty of Science ( Faculties of Arts, Law, Science and Technology candidates ) Venue 2 – Arts Theatre (Central Admin. Area), Kuti Bus stop ( College of Medicine and Faculties of Pharmacy candidates ) Venue 3- White House, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. ( Faculties of Agriculture & Forestry, Education and The Social Sciences and Veterinary Medicine candidates ) All Candidates must abide by the clearance roster. Candidates should come along with the following documents: 1. Original and 4 photocopies of JAMB Admission Letter [if available ], 2. Original and 4 photocopies of University of Ibadan notification of Admission, 3. Admission Acceptance Form (downloaded from http:// admissions.ui.edu.ng/ biodata ), 4. Original and 4 photocopies of the UTME result slip (imprint with passport photograph), 5. Original and 4 photocopies of ‘O’ level results – WAEC, NECO, GCE or Cambridge results, 6. Original and 4 photocopies of Birth Certificate or Sworn Declaration of Age (Certificates issued by private or religious bodies are not acceptable), 7. Two letters of reference from two reputable persons – on letter headed papers ( preferably from middle level government employee or clergymen) (Student religious leaders are excluded), 8. Four (4) recent passport size photographs, showing frontal facial view. Size should be 5.2cm x 5.2cm. Names of the candidate (surname first) should be written at the back of the photographs, 9. Original and 4 photocopies of bank teller for payment of the sum N 20, 000 Admissions Acceptance fee. 10. A file with tags 11. Candidates should go online on ( http:// admissions.ui.edu.ng/ biodata ) to download and fill the following forms: a. Medical form, b. Undertaking form, c. Attestation form, d. Admission Acceptance form, e. JAMB form 02 and 03 f. Also fill the biodata form online ( http:// admissions.ui.edu.ng/ biodata ) using usual login parameters. Candidates are advised to upload and print the required documents before the date specified for clearance. Please note that parents/ guardians are not allowed at the screening venues.

Make I go start clearance procedures tomorrow be that.

Ui dey craze o so I go come go university of ibadan go pay acceptance fee. Idiots oshi why not banks? They just wan stress person.

11michael:
Make I go start clearance procedures tomorrow be that.

what course are you in for?

These comes as a bit of a surprise to me

quiinnBee:

what course are you in for?

Pharmacy.

11michael:
Pharmacy.

aww congrats and best of luck.

quiinnBee:

aww congrats and best of luck.

Thanks Love.

11michael:
Ui dey craze o so I go come go university of ibadan go pay acceptance fee. Idiots oshi why not banks? They just wan stress person.

nawao... u dey call ur school "idiots"...what does that make you? :-P