cassyrooy:
Both courses are in Faculty of The Social Sciences.


O'LEVEL REQUIREMENT

You need atleast 5 credit passes in English, Mathematics, Government, Lit-In-English, C.R.S/I.R.K, Economics, Geography, Commerce and any related subjects.

In a situation whereby you'll be using 2 Sittings, 6 credit passes is not negotiable.

A pass (D7) in Mathematics is acceptable.

UTME & POST-UTME

You are to score atleast 200+ in the UTME exam to enable you sit for P-UTME.

Your UTME subject combinations will be the same used during P-UTME examination.

No calculators during P-UTME exams.

Merit List contained just 59 names in the last 2 years, which can still change.

TYJ, i greet you my brother. How is the preparations coming?

Oga mi, I hail o, na money o.

fflamingo:
thank bro. I meant psychology

You are welcome

fflamingo:

you don't have any problem.

thankyouJesus:
Oga mi, I hail o, na money o.

Na so me dey see am.

Any way we go still reach UI. I dey feel u.

cassyrooy:
Both courses are in Faculty of The Social Sciences.


O'LEVEL REQUIREMENT

You need atleast 5 credit passes in English, Mathematics, Government, Lit-In-English, C.R.S/I.R.K, Economics, Geography, Commerce and any related subjects.

In a situation whereby you'll be using 2 Sittings, 6 credit passes is not negotiable.

A pass (D7) in Mathematics is acceptable.

UTME & POST-UTME

You are to score atleast 200+ in the UTME exam to enable you sit for P-UTME.

Your UTME subject combinations will be the same used during P-UTME examination.

No calculators during P-UTME exams.

Merit List contained just 59 names in the last 2 years, which can still change.

TYJ, i greet you my brother. How is the preparations coming?

pls note that for someone going for psychology,credit in biology is a must

horlasunkanmi:
pls note that for someone going for psychology,credit in biology is a must

Fflamingo take note.


Thank you for chipping that in.

Oluwatobex:
Communication&Language Arts

Fellow aspirant

Fembleez1:
On questions for those coming in for Art courses; those doing the Literature, Government and CRS combo: most specifically Law aspirants - can direct their questions to me.

be expecting questions bro after our Utme exams. Thanks

SaintHephzibah:
be expecting questions bro after our Utme exams. Thanks

That won't be any problem bro. I'm expectant.

[quote author=cassyrooy post=42427203] ]thank bro...I will be asking some other question after dibu's exams

fflamingo:

I'll be expecting.
Goodluck, you'll need enough of it.

Hey Aspirants? i dhan come jeje to advise you guys make you train yoursef without the use of any calculator and if posible working sheet. you see that UI phy&maths, chai! there is God ni o. if care is not taken one go be sweating profusely nd that ui cruel pass, dem no go put their airconditioner on. GOOD LUCK AS YOU SMASH DIBU'S HEAD.

Dmasterhero:
Fellow aspirant

That's great. Love your signature.... We'll get there soon

It baffles me a lot whenever I meet with Jambites who struggle to score barely 200 in JAMB. I begin to ask myself, “What is so difficult about JAMB that lots of students struggle with it?” From my findings, I discovered that lots of students are not knowledgeable about how to pass JAMB and pass it very well.
It is not as difficult as most students think. As a result of this, I decided to come up with this write-up which I titled “7 Secrets of getting 280 and above in JAMB.” The seven secrets are discussed below;
1. Set a Target
Personally, I believe that there is nothing impossible that one cannot achieve. In scoring 280 and above in UTME exam, the first step is for you to believe you can achieve and set a target on the score you want to have in the end of the day.
Overtime, I have observed that most students do not have a specific score they want to have in the JAMB. All they do is just to read without a specific target. However, I always encourage Jambites to set very high score as their target. Setting a target will help you to be focused on what you want to achieve in the exam.
2. Study Smart
It is not all about studying hard; it is about studying smart. Kindly get the JAMB syllabus and past questions, studying closing to identify the core topics JAMB often repeat year in year out. If you can study those topics very well, I think the job is half way done. Also, understand your study pattern and not emulate friends. I used to have friends who loved drinking lots of water whenever they were studying. Hence, it is left for you to learn to study smart in preparing for the exam.
3. Practice
I remember practicing my JAMB past questions up to a point where I knew almost all the answers off hand. I had different forms of past questions for every of my subjects. What I am trying to point out is it is very important for you to practice very closely especially the JAMB past question because it will expose you to the patterns of questions set by JAMB. Also it has been proven over time that JAMB repeats questions from previous years. You can be fortunate to come across such questions during your exam.
4. Do not Cheat
The prevalent thing among Jambites is relying on different forms of examination malpractices to score very high in the exam. But unfortunately for them, they end up having very low scores despite the exam malpractices.
If you want to indeed score 280 and above in JAMB and eventually gain the much-desired admission, stay away from exam malpractices before, during and after the exam. Funny enough, majority of courses taken by year-one students are topics selected from JAMB syllabus. So if you fail to study now, if you still encounter those topics even after you gained admission through the back door.
5. Rest
I know this point may seem unnecessary to you, but it is of great importance if you truly want to perform very well in your UTME exam. The problem most studious students do have is their inability to set out time to have some rest. The human brain is often stressed a lot by constant study.
Hence, it is advisably for you to always take intermittent rest. It looks so funny to me whenever I meet students who study all night a day to their JAMB exam. To me, such study places sheer pressure on them. A day to your JAMB exam is for you to take out time to rest and ruminate on what you have studied over time.
6. Gist with Friends
The popular saying that ‘no man is an Island’ is applicable in this situation. As a jambites do not isolate yourself. Make friends with fellow Jambites and exchange ideas with them because you can never know everything on your own. However, do not make friends with the dullards who would draw you back all in the name of making friends; make friends with those you will learn a great deal from.
I remember when I was preparing for JAMB in 2011, I encountered a group of guys at the public library where I used to study. These guys were very intelligent and I learnt a lot from them. Aside learning from friends, making good friends helps you to be abreast with any latest rumour or news about the exam. I know a lot of people who could have performed very well in JAMB if they had been exposed to timely information.
7. God Factor
The God-factor can never be ruled out. In everything you do, put God first. The bare truth is you need God’s direction when preparing to score 280 and above in JAMB. As a matter of fact, such feat is attainable even without any ‘special centre’ during the exam. Personally, I do not support or encourage students to enrol for ‘special centre’ for exams; I always believe in merit.

Guys abeg help me o.
I don register for jamb bt am yet to colect my print out cos A4 finished dat day and d guy never print it out till now.
Hope dis wouldn't affect me sha as jamb will close 2day

Generalkorex:
Guys abeg help me o.
I don register for jamb bt am yet to colect my print out cos A4 finished dat day and d guy never print it out till now.
Hope dis wouldn't affect me sha as jamb will close 2day

go and get it today. Or ask him to save it on his pc

For UTME/UI POSTUTME tutorial on physics and chemistry contact :07069662975

For UTME/UI POSTUTME tutorial on physics and chemistry contact :07069662975

lalasticlalason:
uncle olu i hail o.Where do u stay

Ib

Dentistry aspirant 2016/2017

Please can anyone help with the list of recommended texts for Literature-in-English? I saw last year texts in JAMB syllabus but I heard it has been synchronized with WAEC texts.

Please can anyone help with the list of recommended texts for Literature-in-English? I saw last year texts in JAMB syllabus but I heard it has been synchronized with WAEC texts.

Hi Olatunji, l am a DE aspirant with BSc 2nd class upper division, what's my chances of getting medicine

My advice to all the aspirants here is to spend less time here and concentrate more on jamb..no xim not being pessimistic.
I believe it'll be better to take it a step at a time,,i f you need the subject combo its on the jamb brochure..
Just try to maximize your time and try to spend less time online..
ABEG,,don't take anything granted..
Jisi ike ......

ndndnd:
Hi Olatunji, l am a DE aspirant with BSc 2nd class upper division, what's my chances of getting medicine

try your best ,,I don't know your level of preparation so I can't really tell but I know for sure you're on a level playing ground i f you chose ui...nobody wey no fit to make am

dearpiriye:
go and get it today. Or ask him to save it on his pc

aunty mi

Tygg:
aunty mi

Aunty ke ...btw do i knw u?

DrSage:
no baba mi,m aspiring fr Dentistry actually

hi dr sage am a colleague

[color=#000099][/color]please I want to one how good is ui at physics.add me up on whatsapp 08164328885

Millex you have not explained what A level is all about... Explain more please.

dearpiriye:
Aunty ke ...btw do i knw u?

yeah joy