Maybe its dia post ume which is based on 100

Gvive:
The sum of Jamb score divided by 8, post UME divided by 2. For those saying it's low, pls try to sit for the exams nd score 50 altogether

oh! Is that d logic? I was beginning to imagine its their jamb cut off mark to purchase post ume o.

Mom, please i want to obtain DELSU form

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Elshberry:
I can't see that for Medical Laboratory sciences?

DELSU does not have Medlab yet, only Nursing, pharmacy, medicine are the professional courses in college of health science.

[quote author=myners007 post=60271285][/quote] chai , Nigerians so myopic and gullible.

I'll let this slide

EmpresFIDEL:
yrs of sacrifice... forget the yrs. no course is simple. the most important course in the world still remain agriculture. our 4fathers live with it that's why we are still alive..

cut off for agriculture is 85%.

joyandfaith:


cut off for agriculture is 85%.

is 45 and I think dy made it 45 to attract student because 95percent of student have no orientation based on agriculture because if dy do no one will advice them b4 dy will choose agriculture course.

sgtponzihater1:
Just imagine. Medical students consistently get the highest scores. Yet Agric professor wants to earn d same as a professor of medicine. Crude nation!

Prof n.a. prof.

Lol.

Really we have paper writers in the country not researchers. They just bandy around writing mediocre papers and promote themselves to prof and relax to enjoy the spoils. Where is the research program who sponsors it.

Nothing.

Let them enjoy. Time will tell.

I remember one prof in my school then who was refused a professorship byy the school but was awarded one from a US university where he does research..

Shame on them.

Donald3d:
Na wa oo
What is education turning into
That time we dey pursue engineering admission for school the lowest you would see for any engineering course is 60 something.
We need a general overhaul of the educational sector ,why most you reduce cut off marks just because many people failed ?.
Students are no more serious .
Even the government is no more serious .
Imagine doing an engineering course without full practical , whats the essence !
We would get there ,but first we need to start from secondary schools,the syllabus is pathetic.
Teachers are still using 1999 lesson notes(this is not a joke)
The world is moving forward ,I am afraid we are getting left behind.
Naso one lecturer dey argue with me that time ,I just had to shut up because i no wan enter wahala (very few of them update themselves)

Nigeria's problem is a simple sturv:
Give us good schools and learning environment ,with updated curriculum.
Give us 24hrs(ok out of pity 18hrs) electricity.
Better Telecom services (Including cheaper internet)
Better and affordable health care and equipment.
Good policies to ease doing business

And watch Nigeria fix itself in 10 years
Are all these too much to ask

d issue isn't syllabus, Studts in secondary Schl preparn for tertiary institn Dnt study,d social media has taken its toll, parents too ain't helping, they even enroll their wards in "ssce" special center,zo Wer is d foundation they got to do well in post secondary exams?

cut-off mark