Hello nairalanders! compliment of the season. There've been an enormous outcry of frustration faced in Medical schools in Nigeria, especially for those seeking admission. Have you wondered why many a time, after scoring high you still fall short admission, while those u exceed are gaining? yes that's what medicine is all about, it can be so frustrating to the extend of leaving you in the verge of changing course. That is part of the ways used to seperate the passionate for the strong. most atimes you find yourself writing JAMB for 4times or more, and sum would just hiss, saying "mtcheew! is it even worth the trouble?

If you are opportuned to get admitted, you'd find out that you are even young compared to the people u wud find as course-mates especialling in 200l where u'd find people who already has a first degree coming back for medicine. One thing you must also know is that getting admitted doesnt mean u are a doctor, cos there's competition in the med. world, where abt 150 admitted and less than 15 graduate, yes that's it.

Now, if after reading above u're still intrested, let's proceed. I wanna do a little tip on how to get that admission into medicine regardless the school.

First for federal unis like UNN, UNIBEN, UNICAL, UI, UNILORIN, UNIZIK etc. there's room for locality, catchment and elds. where peeps with less scores closer to the merit cut and which fall under any of the listed "locality...." get admission where u that falls under none may be denied. Now don't just choose school based on asumption or like. The most important thing is to be a doctor.

1. University of Ibadan: i'd recommend this school to all those who can read very well and pass with higher scores regardless ur origin, because the score that guarantee's admission is your putme scores. this year's cut was 80. 2. UNN/UNIZIK:[/b]candidates from abia, imo, ebonyi, enugu stand a chance better than merit(catchment). 3. [b]UNILAG: none indigenes stay clear, cos if merit pass u, den forget it, no special consideration. P.S FOR STATE SCHOOLS, PLS LOOK UP TO UR STATE SCHOOL IN OTHER TO STAND A CHANCE. i can't mention all schools, jus comment ur school of choice and let's help u knw ur chance. peace!

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If you are opportuned to get admitted, you'd find out that you are even young compared to the people u wud find as course-mates especialling in 200l where u'd find people who already has a first degree coming back for medicine. One thing you must also know is that getting admitted doesnt mean u are a doctor, cos there's competition in the med. world, where abt 150 admitted and less than 15 graduate, yes that's it.

Less than 15 is a capital lie.

Zikdik:

Less than 15 is a capital lie.

hehehehe!

sagaciousblog:
hehehehe!

I hate it when I hear stuff like that. It can actually discourage loads of people. I used to hear a lot of that during my jamb and preliminary years.

Zikdik:

I hate it when I hear stuff like that. It can actually discourage loads of people. I used to hear a lot of that during my jamb and preliminary years.

by my assessment,the op is actually a jambite. So let him be.. He is just trying to be busy.

Doclight: 1. University of Ibadan: i'd recommend this school to all those who can read very well and pass with higher scores regardless ur origin, because the score that guarantee's admission is your putme scores. this year's cut was 80.

Guy, d fact dat ui is a popular uni doesnt mke it d best, why will a doctor to be, be restricted from touching/examine patience...Those that ar still undergraduate studying medicine in ui will understand what i mean,
NB: i mean undergraduate not post graduate

Zikdik:

Less than 15 is a capital lie.

LOL! DO U KNW HW MANY UNIPORT CONVOCATED LAST YEAR? Btw i made an example, nt a fact guy.

Kennethco:
Guy, d fact dat ui is a popular uni doesnt mke it d best, why will a doctor to be, be restricted from touching/examine patience...Those that ar still undergraduate studying medicine in ui will understand what i mean,
NB: i mean undergraduate not post graduate

I have no idea what you mean.. I'm tired of touching patients sef..

For state uni I think AAU

ogagusps3:
I have no idea what you mean.. I'm tired of touching patients sef..

DNT MIND D GUY. Probably one of his kind. #fault-seekers. #correction fluid

Many young doctors need the help of older colleagues. However, when it's one permanent person it's much more useful. It can be anyone, such as a medical school http://medicmind.co.uk/ . There are good mentors who will see you as a receiver, and therefore teach and share their life experience.