Profbrian:
yes it does. With the answers inclusive

pls how much is it sold in bookshops?

Geofavor:

pls how much is it sold in bookshops?

1k or so but not more than that. But heard there is an advanced english text book that is so broad and narrative. I'll check on it and tell you. Cos i heard its very reliable and commendable for both jamb and postutme

Registration completed Lord God,let this be my time

stephennel:
Registration completed
Lord God,let this be my time

bro cant register mine. Its saying access code failed at jamb office. They told me the problem is national. Dont know. Am so confused

Hum

Profbrian:
bro cant register mine. Its saying access code failed at jamb office. They told me the problem is national. Dont know. Am so confused

Jamb access codes are activation pin singularly connected to a particular jamb reg. center...if an access code is faulty, then it is the problem of center...It is fallacious to claim it is a nationwide issue...my advise to you is to register in another center to prevent time-wastage.

I feel like creating a thread for this separately, but seeing how that that is so superfluous a decision, I'd just tag along here.

JAMB's UTME is a piece of cake, IF YOU PREPARE WELL; and believe me, preparing well doesn't mean reading 12 hours in a day. I remember when I used to go to the Abuja library as early as 9am, and return as late as 7pm, because I was preparing for JAMB.
Truth is, there wasn't much difference between my last JAMB score - 274 - and the first, 258. For this reason, when I hear of the "first JAMB" syndrome, I can't help but wonder why this is common.

edit this later... powerrrrr...
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Edit:

Alright guys; good afternoon. It's past 2pm here, and a like notification reminded me I had something going on before my power supply was interrupted.

I was going to offer help and advice to this year's JAMB candidates, help and advice I didn't have which caused me to stay at home for a number of years. Along the way, despite my apathy for thread cluttering, I might have to open a separate thread if I need to.

My first lines of advice.

1. Do not dwell solely on the idea that it must be a university, or nothing - I know about this, the University > Polytechnic > CoE grading of institutions' mentality which many of us came out from high school with. From now, just set a career goal for yourself, and pursue it, no matter which institution it is in. Puuuleeaase! Polytechnics produce engineers, and CoEs likewise, produce professors. Be informed!

2. Do not put all your eggs in one basket! So what? You have selected your three choices of institutions now, what next? Do not sit at home; look for more opportunities. Go for a remedial, prescience, predegree program or something. Some of us live inside or close to universities but have no idea the wealth of information we miss every time these guys sit for lectures. Whether you're for next year's JAMB or the year after, if you live close to a university or tertiary institution and have free access to attend their lectures, by all means do.

3. Don't start now to read your text books. Eh eh, NO! If by now, you have not gone through your textbooks at least once( or even half) time each, don't bother starting now. What you need to do now is identify your area of weakness, and polish it up. How? Study groups, challenges, exercises, P & Qs, etc. You shouldn't start now to try cramming 30 x 4 chapters of concepts into your brain.

4. I may always end with this, and it is something that has helped me. Always remember, there is no time to waste( movies, games, and the likes - you get time for that later), and always stay positive.


I might have to always edit this space instead of cluttering this whole thread with my posts and having you go around searching for them.
If you are one of those going for Unizik's prescience program come next year, check this my other thread Nnamdi Azikiwe University Prescience programfor updates or visit the link in my signature.

following thread

stephennel:
Registration completed Lord God,let this be my time

how much is the reg??

stephennel:
Registration completed
Lord God,let this be my time

did you register in Lagos?if yes where exactly?and how much?

Bwaal:

how much is the reg??

Everything is #6200.

edygistvilla:
Jamb access codes are activation pin singularly connected to a particular jamb reg. center...if an access code is faulty, then it is the problem of center...It is fallacious to claim it is a nationwide issue...my advise to you is to register in another center to prevent time-wastage.

they collected me my 700 naira registration money and urged me to come back on friday. So if by friday, they still mess up. Then i will check on other accredited registration centres. Thanks

Has anyone registered in Lagos, Can't we register in cyber cafe ?

Profbrian:
they collected me my 700 naira registration money and urged me to come back on friday. So if by friday, they still mess up. Then i will check on other accredited registration centres. Thanks

guy, improve on your English, if you tackle UTME with this, hmmmm

Past questions is very important make sure you answer all the questions I mean all

sweet7oyin:
Past questions is very important make sure you answer all the questions I mean all

Okay sir. But the only past question I have on Economics is mainly that of WAEC, is it compatible Jamb? If not, Is there any JAMB past question that is well detailed?

Just get jamb pq answer all day questions there.... Do 1s you are not sure of u check your text book..... They would surely repeat some questions if not all

Edit:

Alright guys; good afternoon. It's past 2pm here, and a like notification reminded me I had something going on before my power supply was interrupted.

I was going to offer help and advice to this year's JAMB candidates, help and advice I didn't have which caused me to stay at home for a number of years. Along the way, despite my apathy for thread cluttering, I might have to open a separate thread if I need to.

My first lines of advice.

1. Do not dwell solely on the idea that it must be a university, or nothing - I know about this, the University > Polytechnic > CoE grading of institutions' mentality which many of us came out from high school with. From now, just set a career goal for yourself, and pursue it, no matter which institution it is in. Puuuleeaase! Polytechnics produce engineers, and CoEs likewise, produce professors. Be informed!

2. Do not put all your eggs in one basket! So what? You have selected your three choices of institutions now, what next? Do not sit at home; look for more opportunities. Go for a remedial, prescience, predegree program or something. Some of us live inside or close to universities but have no idea the wealth of information we miss every time these guys sit for lectures. Whether you're for next year's JAMB or the year after, if you live close to a university or tertiary institution and have free access to attend their lectures, by all means do.

3. Don't start now to read your text books. Eh eh, NO! If by now, you have not gone through your textbooks at least once( or even half) time each, don't bother starting now. What you need to do now is identify your area of weakness, and polish it up. How? Study groups, challenges, exercises, P & Qs, etc. You shouldn't start now to try cramming 30 x 4 chapters of concepts into your brain.

4. I may always end with this, and it is something that has helped me. Always remember, there is no time to waste( movies, games, and the likes - you get time for that later), and always stay positive.


I might have to always edit this space instead of cluttering this whole thread with my posts and having you go around searching for them.
If you are one of those going for Unizik's prescience program come next year, check this my other thread Nnamdi Azikiwe University Prescience programfor updates or visit the link in my signature.


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Extra edit:

Hey guys, for those of you struggling with chemistry, use this to keep yourself educated.
https://www.nairaland.com/2662436/5-reasons-why-nigerian-students#38961628

Pls i have been captured in a cyber cafe but they could not print out, saying it is d fault of jamb..dat i need to hold on, dis has been going on since last week, IS IT ACTUALLY JAMB's FAULT? IS THERE ANYONE ALSO EXPERIENCING THIS?

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Profmaojo:
Pls i have been captured in a cyber cafe but they could not print out, saying it is d fault of jamb..dat i need to hold on, dis has been going on since last week, IS IT ACTUALLY JAMB's FAULT? IS THERE ANYONE ALSO EXPERIENCING THIS?

mine says access code failed. I have been captured but when they send it to jamb it says access code failed. This happened since last week. They said i should check back tomoro

still following......

It's a very good thing to see that you're all talking and preparing for 2016/2017 UTME. I'd like to advice those opting in for competitive courses like ACCOUNTING, LAW, MBBS et al to prepare very hard not only for JAMB but also for POSTUME. For example, Universities like UI don't give a damn about your High jamb score. Someone who score 200 in jamb has thesame chance as to the person who gets 300 in jamb. The only thing that matters in that school is your Postume score. So please, prepare hard, reduce social media, reduce movies....pray hard too. SUCCESS!

Shekstatari:
It's a very good thing to see that you're all talking and preparing for 2016/2017 UTME. I'd like to advice those opting in for competitive courses like ACCOUNTING, LAW, MBBS et al to prepare very hard not only for JAMB but also for POSTUME. For example, Universities like UI don't give a damn about your High jamb score. Someone who score 200 in jamb has thesame chance as to the person who gets 300 in jamb. The only thing that matters in that school is your Postume score. So please, prepare hard, reduce social media, reduce movies....pray hard too. SUCCESS!

thanks, i choosed UI education and religious studies and now am already preparing for their post utme cos ive hrd its always strict

Is dentistry and dental surgery accredited at unical? Need info...asap!

gentleman100:
guy, improve on your English, if you tackle UTME with this, hmmmm

he definitely made a typo error, even an illiterate wouldn't put me and my side by side during writing

I'm thinking of applying to study law at UNILAG. who knows the suitable subjects combination?

abuhubaidah:
did you register in Lagos?if yes where exactly?and how much?

Didn't register in lagos but in ogun state @ LIFE BAKER schools,general cost is #6200.But the thing with this reg. of a thing is that most centres has not been opened for it,just few of them.
Anyway shaa,this school I mentioned had started in full since 12/10/15