shafanik:

In the first place, you didn't state the exact engineering course you want to study. Engineering has a lot of departments. Despite the fact that each of these departments. Fall under the same faculty, the performance of each department remains independent from others. You've therefore asked an ambiguous question. Take for instance, Lautech might have the best Computer Engineering department in Nigeria, but not in some other Engineering dept.
I will therefore advice you to take your time to ask, preferably, final year students of the exact Engineering course you want to study. Ask them so you won't be misled. Thanks bro,actually,i want to study Electrical/Electronics

-Zil-:

none!!!!

El Gabi:

www.uniben.edu.ng/news/three-engineering-programmes-receive-coren-accreditation

Talkwisdom:

hw good is FUTO in their Electrical/Electronics dept and their flaws if any?

emiye:

UNILAG- all the way.

BUT, ensure you have at least a credit pass in FURTHER MATHEMATHICS in your wassce, if not nine distinctions in your wassce will not get you into the faculty of engineering. You will compete with the best of the best-believe me on this.

In your year one, you will not be taking ordinary mathematics with other science courses, but Engineering Pure mathematics and Engineering Applied Mathematics.

There are 9 departments in the faculty of engineering, and each can boast of at least 4 professors trained in and out of the country

Chrisbenogor:

Getting into western schools if you are not from the west is not easy at all, when you say best of the best I dont think that is right. True Unilag might have some very vintage departments but in my short journey of the real engineering world I barely see these engineering students. Where are they at?

Chrisbenogor:

I have met quite a handful and they were not bad at all. They also have a very good mechanical and petroleum engineering department, a colleague at work studied mechanical at futo and he pulls his own weight.
At the end of the day education in naija is boils down to how hard you want to work to improve yourself but all factors should be considered in choosing a school. Something is def wrong in unilag if they churn out first class the way they do every year.

zikaengee:

@talkwisdom, what do u mean that no school teaches circuit design? I finished from FUTO and I read Agric.Engineering and we did circuit design in my third year when we are doing farm electrification.FUTO is a good place to do Elect/Elect or call it EE cos u have to still show anther option of EE to specilized on during ur 3rd year like if is information technology or computer and electronics. They have many options in EE,u jst have to check to knw what's up. I wish u luck

Chrisbenogor:

Getting into western schools if you are not from the west is not easy at all, when you say best of the best I dont think that is right. True Unilag might have some very vintage departments but in my short journey of the real engineering world I barely see these engineering students. Where are they at?

Chrisbenogor:

I have met quite a handful and they were not bad at all. They also have a very good mechanical and petroleum engineering department, a colleague at work studied mechanical at futo and he pulls his own weight.
At the end of the day education in naija is boils down to how hard you want to work to improve yourself but all factors should be considered in choosing a school. Something is def wrong in unilag if they churn out first class the way they do every year.

babanne:

May i add that its OAU UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS elect/elect and computer engineering grads that dominate Nigerian ICT industry. find out yourself.

Check out most people who have bad things to say about UNILAG, they or their relations have been declined admission at one point in time.

tpia@:

i doubt it.

unilag has pretty much an open door policy in admissions.

I've seriously never met anyone who said they were denied admission to unilag.

why some of you are getting sensitive about this matter is beyond me- might be due to some issues i suppose.

unilag is in lagos- duh.

i actually didnt choose unilag at all when i wrote jamb. My choices were oau, UI and UNN i think. UNN because they had so many courses, including archaeology which i was interested in at the time. Of course my chances of actually being allowed to go to UNN even if I'd been admitted, would have been pretty slim. My dad would never have agreed- too far.

tpia@:

^I'm starting to doubt the gokuu fellow is indeed from unilag or if he's in lagos at all.

He sounds quite bush, local and unlike anyone who ever passed though a secondary school let alone university.

There's also a huge difference between the way he posts and other unilag students/alumni.

I guess the op should find out which school he attends (in his village) and join him there.

I do hope unilag doesnt produce illiterates like gokuu.

Would be very unfortunate.

ojogbontomoye:

^^^


How did you do in JAMB and which university did you eventually attend?

tpia@:




cant remember my score, think it was about average [ nothing spectacular], and i was admitted at oau.