According to unconfirmed reports, the Nigerian universities has said that all those students who passed the just concluded 2016/2017 (UTME) exams and got up to 180 which is the cut off mark for all universities in Nigeria, should go and start preparing for the forth coming POST UTME exams which is coming up in 2 month time and not to feel relaxed despite the suggestion made by the ministry of education.

There is no how all students that applied and pass this year JAMB will get into the university at once. It’s never possible for that to happen, because if it is like this, virtually all the Nigerian polytechnics would be empty because no student in Nigeria would ever wish to go to polytechnics to study rather everyone would like to go to the university.

Hence all students are advised to start preparing for POST UTME exams before it too late. Universities can conduct screening exercise, that simply means that there is still going to be an exam.

http://www.educationentry.com/2016/06/prepare-for-20162017-post-utme-nigeria.html

Confusion...? Greed?

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The universities cannot admit every student that passed..It not possible, except they will start doing bribery..

Educationentry:
The Nigerian universities has said that all those students who passed the just concluded 2016/2017 (UTME) exams and got up to 180 which is the cut off mark for all universities in Nigeria, should go and start preparing for the forth coming POST UTME exams which is coming up in 2 month time and not to feel relaxed despite the suggestion made by the ministry of education.

There is no how all students that applied and pass this year JAMB will get into the university at once. It’s never possible for that to happen, because if it is like this, virtually all the Nigerian polytechnics would be empty because no student in Nigeria would ever wish to go to polytechnics to study rather everyone would like to go to the university.

Hence all students are advised to start preparing for POST UTME exams before it too late. Universities can conduct screening exercise, that simply means that there is still going to be an exam.

http://www.educationentry.com/2016/06/prepare-for-20162017-post-utme-nigeria.html

The source sef is no go area! ADONBELIVIT.

BTW If you are loosing Ur money say Ur student no enter PUME class again coz they hear no PUME, better find another work do till next Jamb class begin

kayc0:
I laugh in Ijaw.. Diz country no post ume?? U will now c an HND 2 student in a polytechnic buying jamb form to enter UI

bro u wicked o, hehehhehehheehehehehehehe

Whether no post utme or not,
There must be an exam either written or oral.

pendusky:


The source sef is no go area! ADONBELIVIT.

BTW If you are loosing Ur money say Ur student no enter PUME class again coz they hear no PUME, better find another work do till next Jamb class begin

Waitin happen to the source.

Fake news

If no more post utme na to get a second degree, I know say I can pass jamb so easily but to pass post utme na die

Batifeori:
Fake news

I am sure you are a jambite scared of post utme. So you think you will get free entry into the university just like that without any form of screening? Keep jonsing

Educationentry:
The Nigerian universities has said that all those students who passed the just concluded 2016/2017 (UTME) exams and got up to 180 which is the cut off mark for all universities in Nigeria, should go and start preparing for the forth coming POST UTME exams which is coming up in 2 month time and not to feel relaxed despite the suggestion made by the ministry of education.

There is no how all students that applied and pass this year JAMB will get into the university at once. It’s never possible for that to happen, because if it is like this, virtually all the Nigerian polytechnics would be empty because no student in Nigeria would ever wish to go to polytechnics to study rather everyone would like to go to the university.

Hence all students are advised to start preparing for POST UTME exams before it too late. Universities can conduct screening exercise, that simply means that there is still going to be an exam.

http://www.educationentry.com/2016/06/prepare-for-20162017-post-utme-nigeria.html

The source though...
When did all the Nigerian Universities and their heads come together to contradict a law by the FG?

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