UPDATE: POST UTME FORM NOW ON SALE!

This thread is for all prospective undergraduate students of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.
It is meant to provide useful information for all intending applicants from the 2018/2019 session application period and onward.
Currently, everyone is waiting for the sale of Post-UTME forms.

1. WHAT YOU CAN GET FROM THIS THREAD
a. Information on application process in Unizik.
b. Assistance with obtaining educational materials available only within Awka environs, e.g. Past Q & A.
c. Assistance with obtaining forms on sale for Unizik programmes.

2. WHAT YOU CANNOT GET FROM THIS THREAD
a. Admission
b. News not concerned with forms and programmes in Unizik
c. Other info not listed in 1.

3. HOW TO USE THIS THREAD
a. Important information, such as sale of Post-UTME form, Application periods, deadlines, JUPEB, etc, will always be updated on page 1.
b. Report all suspicious persons asking you to send monies for admission, and other suspicious activities by quoting this post or any other post by me.
c. Always ask for directions on any issue and you will receive response as soon as possible.
d. Line one will bear current news, properly formatted with color to indicate its status.

I will endeavour to update this thread at least once a day, but in the event that that becomes an issue, I will assign that duty to someone we can trust to help for continuity.

The Nnamdi Azikiwe University has scheduled its 2018/2019 POST UTME and DIRECT ENTRY screening exercise for candidates who made the University their first choice in the 2018 University Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry as well as all NAU Affiliate Institutions. The dates
are outlined below:


1. SCREENING EXERCISE DATES:
SATURDAY, 25TH AUGUST –
TUESDAY, 4TH SEPTEMBER, 2018

DAY 1: SATURDAY, 25th AUGUST, 2018
S/N Faculty
a. Arts
b. Physical Sciences

DAY 2: MONDAY, 27th AUGUST, 2018
S/N Faculty
a. Management Sciences
b. Biosciences

DAY 3: TUESDAY, 28th, AUGUST 2018
S/N Faculty
a. Engineering
b. Education
c. Basic Medical Sciences

DAY 4: WEDNESDAY, 29th AUGUST, 2018
S/N Faculty
a Health Sciences and Technology

DAY 5: THURSDAY, 30th AUGUST, 2018
S/N Faculty
a. Social Sciences
b. Pharmacy

DAY 6: FRIDAY, 31st AUGUST, 2018
S/N Faculty
a Medicine
b Agriculture

DAY 7: SATURDAY, 1st SEPTEMBER, 2018
S/N Faculty
a Law
b Environmental Sciences

DAY 8: MONDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER 2018
S/N All Affiliate Institutions (Utme& DE)
a. Fed College of Edu (Technical) Umunze
b. Enugu State Coll. of Edu Technical
c Auchi Polytecnic
d Pope John Paul Seminary

DAY 9: TUESDAY, 4th SEPTEMBER 2018
S/N DE for all NAU candidates
All Faculties


2. ELIGIBILITY:
a. Candidates who made Nnamdi Azikiwe University their first choice and have the
required cut-off mark are eligible to apply.

b. The general cut-off mark is 200 except for Faculties/Departments indicated below:

Faculties/Programmes with Cut-Off Mark of 180

(a) Agriculture – Agric Econs & Extension, Animal Science & Fisheries, Forestry & Wildlife, Food Science & Technology, Soil Science, Crop Science.

(b) Arts – Igbo, African& Asian Studies, History & International Studies, Linguistics, Music, Philosophy, Modern European Languages, Religion & Human Relations, Theatre and Film Studies, and Chinese Studies.

(c) Education – Adult Education, Early
Childhood & Primary Education, Guidance and Counselling, Human Kinetics & Health Education, Library & Information Science, Science Education, and Vocational Education.

(d) Engineering – Agric & Bioresources
Engineering, Polymer &Textiles
Engineering.

(e) Environmental Sciences – Architecture, Building, Quantity Surveying & Geoinformatics, Fine and Applied Arts,
Environmental management, Estate
management

(f) Physical Sciences – Mathematics and Statistics only.

(g) Health Sciences and Technology –
Environmental Health only.

(h) Management Sciences – Entrepreneurial Studies only.

Programmes with 160 Cut off
-Technical Education and
-All Affiliate Institutions

Faculties / Programmes with Cut-Off Mark of 200
a. Arts - English Language and Literature
b. Basic Medical Sciences - Anatomy and Physiology

b. Biosciences - Applied Microbiology and Brewing, Applied Biochemistry, Botany,
Parasitology and Entomology and Zoology

c. Education - Educational Foundations,
Educational Management & Policy

d. Engineering - Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronic & Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial & Production Engineering, Metallurgical & Materials Engineering

e. Health Sciences & Technology - Medical Lab Sciences, Nursing Science, Radiography, Medical Rehab (Physiotherapy)

f. Law

g. Management Sciences - Accountancy, Banking & Finance, Business Administration, Cooperative Economics & Management, Marketing, Public Administration

h. Medicine - Medicine

i. Pharmaceutical Sciences - Pharmacy

j. Physical Sciences - Computer Science, Pure &
Industrial Chemistry, Physics & Industrial Physics, Geological Sciences
k. Social Sciences - Economics, Psychology, Political Science, Mass Communication, Sociology/Anthropology.

nice

Munzy14:
nice

Welcome, Munzy14

Thread up to date!

Thread up to date this morning.

thread up to date this morning. no forms on sale yet.

Are UNIZIK's post-utme past questions related to their direct entry past questions? I am a direct entry aspirant.

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DragonKnight:
Are UNIZIK's post-utme past questions related to their direct entry past questions? I am a direct entry aspirant.

I can't really say for now, @DragonKnight.
Perhaps, I would go to these Past Q&A vendors around here in Unizik and skim through a few copies, see what I can find.

CyrilPatrickk:
hello.. can u help us with tips on how to smash 80+ in unizik post ume..
I'm a medic aspirant

Hmm. How to smash 80+?
I know a lot of people are out there carrying "guaranteed" success tips that will grant one admission or obtaining above 90%, but the only points I will make are as follows:

1. FEAR: is the beginning of failing in any exam, including the post UTME. A lot of students begin to fear before they enter the exam hall, and it is evident in the nervous manner they handle the computer system (in CBT exams) or writing materials. You will have to exorcise fear from your mind, and you can only do that if you...

2. PREPARE: Seriously, the importance of preparation cannot be overemphasized. Read to learn. Avoid cramming information into your head, unless where necessary. Tell yourself that every topic you are reading is for you to KNOW, not REMEMBER. When you know, you can always remember.
Get Past Questions and Answers and consume as much information as you can from the material. Quite often, questions are repeated, and who knows? You just might find out in the exam halls that all your questions look familiar.
Approach the exam hall with confidence, not too much of it, and definitely not too little. Take deep breaths of air when you feel nervous; it will ease tension from your mind. I wish I can write more on this point, but...

3. PRAY: I don't want to venture into the spiritual; about how some problems are from curses and all that, but you need God in your endeavours, not just because you need admission, but in understanding that you cannot do anything without his aid.

Of course, these would not be all, but if you can make adequate preparations for your exam, pray about it, and be confident that God is in control, you will smile after everything.

Thread updated.
Forms not on sale yet.

Mods: cc mynd44 lalasticlala dominique please help modify name to read:
Unizik 2018/2019 Post UTME/Undergraduate/Direct Entry Discussion Thread

instead of me having to create new threads. Please.

calamus:


I can't really say for now, @DragonKnight.
Perhaps, I would go to these Past Q&A vendors around here in Unizik and skim through a few copies, see what I can find.

I will be really grateful if you'll help me do so, I already have the post-utme past questions and I want to know if the questions are similarly structured with the direct entry questions.

DragonKnight:

I will be really grateful if you'll help me do so, I already have the post-utme past questions and I want to know if the questions are similarly structured with the direct entry questions.

A source said that the examination questions are different from the Post UTME questions, as are the examination dates.

The portal is not opening for registration or can anybody send me the link

calamus:


A source said that the examination questions are different from the Post UTME questions, as are the examination dates.

@calamus, yes the questions vary. DE questions are mostly English language questions, while UTME questions are combined depending on course of study.

ossyjxmmi07:
The portal is not opening for registration or can anybody send me the link

definitely you've done your registration by now, no?