Lordsagna:


I'm scared time is not on my side
I'm 21

If you are thinking that age is not on your side. Age is still very much on your side. In medical school, you will see people in their thirties coming back for Medicine. I even have one as a coursemate. By the time you enter, you won't even have the time to think about your age because you will be carried away with Medicine.

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Ok boss.. All inclusive calculations in physics, lamlard chem & invisible teacher use of english, baba u get the PDF of the afforementioned texts?

Hi guys, Please I need your advice....

Between UI, OAU and UNIBEN

Which one can you advice aspirant to choose next year for mbbs

Advice based on admission experience, thanks so much for the comments

Eyinjuoluwanimi:
Hi guys, Please I need your advice....

Between UI, OAU and UNIBEN

Which one can you advice aspirant to choose next year for mbbs

Advice based on admission experience, thanks so much for the comments

Go for a state school or anything else outside those 3
Competition tough
But the fairest of them all is UI followed by uniben..they are transparent
Other schools they now
Lautech,uniport,Ebsu,oou and d likes

Lordsagna:


I'm scared time is not on my side
I'm 21

Go for the course they give you and be trying medicine in state school or unilag.. dont be like me ..I am 20 yrs and my mate are in part 3 or part 4 in other courses like physiotherapy and co but na me carry medicine for head but it's always 1 mark or so.. abeg oh my body dey tell me now..choose wisely

jolly94:

Okay. And can I have your number?

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Where is lagusta, Dr.Gboy, ojuro Vic and co. We need to reunite

Heyoo Guys. I matriculated today! 

I got admitted into med school in 2019. I resumed in 2020. Then went on deferment of a whole academic session so I could finalize my first degree & rest small (the resting part did not happen sha). I came back October 2021. Got matriculated into Usman Danfodiyo Uni, Sokoto today. 

I just want to inform y'all that nothing is putting us out of this race. Person whey do matriculation today go do white coat ceremony. Go do induction. Go convoke too. 

Many Cheers to not giving up on dreams.
(Ps: I think I can now continue my diary ).

Lordsagna:


I'm scared time is not on my side
I'm 21

Boss I'm looking forward to getting in next year though I have been admitted for something else already. It won't deter me. Better late than never

Eyinjuoluwanimi:
Hi guys, Please I need your advice....

Between UI, OAU and UNIBEN

Which one can you advice aspirant to choose next year for mbbs

Advice based on admission experience, thanks so much for the comments

Hi Oluwanimi. Good evening, you asked for advice based on admission experience in those schools mentioned. I know of OAU (cuz I had my first degree there) & UI. Two very transparent but not so easy to get into. Any aspirant with solid utme score and choose any of the two (OAU /UI) for MBBS. If you have a flawless O'levels, it'll boost your chances in OAU since the school still factor that in during aggregate calculation.
I've not sat for UI post utme before but there are solid tutorials in Ibadan that boasts of aspirants who aced the exam like it was nothing. So if you're considering UI, first have a mad ass utme score, then find your way to Ibadan, make enquiries about those tutorial centers and work your ass off studying. I can bet it that you'll make the right score to beat UI cut off. I'm not guaranteeing you admission but I'm here to tell you that I know a few medical students in UI who got in without knowing anybody or paying anybody. Just their results and since UI always publishes her cut off, so you can be guaranteed that if you meet her cut off you'll get in.
As regards OAU, well, she's like UI - transparent but not so simple. OAU post utme is 40% of the whole score, Utme is 50%, while WAEC is 10%. So even without sitting for the post utme yet. If you add your utme + WAEC aggregates together, you should have a maximum of 60%. So calculate your jamb score and your WAEC aggregates first, anything you get, subtract it from OAU 78.8 (that's the merit score for the ongoing 2021/2022 admission excersice). The remainder should be what you'd be aiming for in OAU post utme.
I have a friend who had 327 in utme and B parallel in his O'levels. Like that he already has (40.875 + 9) = 49.875. When he subtracted it from the last cut off, he needed to score at least 30/40 in OAU post utme to beat the merit cut of. And as it would turn out, he actually scored 30/40 in the exam. He was above this year's cut of by just 1 point if we use merit and by 3 points if we use catchment area. OAU post utme is not simple and at the same time, it's not the hardest exam in the world. In fact, I felt the last conducted one was quite easy as many that I know scored well.
UI still has a pending year in ground. Her fresher's would resume most likely maybe March next year. So if you're choosing them you'd resume by 2024. OAU on the other hand has a stable and balanced academic set. The 2021/2020 session is set to begin by January so if you're picking them now, you should expect to resume by maybe early 2023 or so. (all things equal without strike.)
The major issue right now is you acing your utme. Once you have a very good score in jamb, it'll make the list of institutions available for you to pick form longer. Different school use different admission methods. Have a good jamb score. Do your research about your school of choice. And apply to where you have the greatest chance of entry. That's the trick in few simple lines. All the best

ShahRukhKhan:
Heyoo Guys. I matriculated today! 

I got admitted into med school in 2019. I resumed in 2020. Then went on deferment of a whole academic session so I could finalize my first degree & rest small (the resting part did not happen sha). I came back October 2021. Got matriculated into Usman Danfodiyo Uni, Sokoto today. 

I just want to inform y'all that nothing is putting us out of this race. Person whey do matriculation today go do white coat ceremony. Go do induction. Go convoke too. 

Many Cheers to not giving up on dreams.
(Ps: I think I can now continue my diary ).

Boss, I know you on FB(I'm your junior colleague in your first degree), congrats to you.
Can we connect on Whatsapp?

PharmD911:

Boss, I know you on FB(I'm your junior colleague in your first degree), congrats to you.
Can we connect on Whatsapp?

Sure..

ShahRukhKhan:
Sure.

Copied, you can modify the post.

ShahRukhKhan:
Sure. 090.6395.7298.

It's not a WhatsApp number.

ShahRukhKhan:

Hi Oluwanimi. Good evening, you asked for advice based on admission experience in those schools mentioned. I know of OAU (cuz I had my first degree there) & UI. Two very transparent but not so easy to get into. Any aspirant with solid utme score and choose any of the two (OAU /UI) for MBBS. If you have a flawless O'levels, it'll boost your chances in OAU since the school still factor that in during aggregate calculation.
I've not sat for UI post utme before but there are solid tutorials in Ibadan that boasts of aspirants who aced the exam like it was nothing. So if you're considering UI, first have a mad ass utme score, then find your way to Ibadan, make enquiries about those tutorial centers and work your ass off studying. I can bet it that you'll make the right score to beat UI cut off. I'm not guaranteeing you admission but I'm here to tell you that I know a few medical students in UI who got in without knowing anybody or paying anybody. Just their results and since UI always publishes her cut off, so you can be guaranteed that if you meet her cut off you'll get in.
As regards OAU, well, she's like UI - transparent but not so simple. OAU post utme is 40% of the whole score, Utme is 50%, while WAEC is 10%. So even without sitting for the post utme yet. If you add your utme + WAEC aggregates together, you should have a maximum of 60%. So calculate your jamb score and your WAEC aggregates first, anything you get, subtract it from OAU 78.8 (that's the merit score for the ongoing 2021/2022 admission excersice). The remainder should be what you'd be aiming for in OAU post utme.
I have a friend who had 327 in utme and B parallel in his O'levels. Like that he already has (40.875 + 9) = 49.875. When he subtracted it from the last cut off, he needed to score at least 30/40 in OAU post utme to beat the merit cut of. And as it would turn out, he actually scored 30/40 in the exam. He was above this year's cut of by just 1 point if we use merit and by 3 points if we use catchment area. OAU post utme is not simple and at the same time, it's not the hardest exam in the world. In fact, I felt the last conducted one was quite easy as many that I know scored well.
UI still has a pending year in ground. Her fresher's would resume most likely maybe March next year. So if you're choosing them you'd resume by 2024. OAU on the other hand has a stable and balanced academic set. The 2021/2020 session is set to begin by January so if you're picking them now, you should expect to resume by maybe early 2023 or so. (all things equal without strike.)
The major issue right now is you acing your utme. Once you have a very good score in jamb, it'll make the list of institutions available for you to pick form longer. Different school use different admission methods. Have a good jamb score. Do your research about your school of choice. And apply to where you have the greatest chance of entry. That's the trick in few simple lines. All the best

Well-done for the analysis chief. Actually U I didn't have an outstanding session again. The ones offered admission recently will resume next year. So, if he writes UTME and gain admission into U I, he will resume in 2023. Other things being equal.

The reason why U I didn't have an outstanding set (pending year) again is because, she didn't admit any student from this year UTME.

NewSoul:

Boss I'm 25 years old and I'm looking forward to getting in next year though I have been admitted for something else already. It won't deter me. Better late than never

Nice sir
I'm also a 200lvl engineering student just wanna go back to medicine.

ShahRukhKhan:
Heyoo Guys. I matriculated today! 

I got admitted into med school in 2019. I resumed in 2020. Then went on deferment of a whole academic session so I could finalize my first degree & rest small (the resting part did not happen sha). I came back October 2021. Got matriculated into Usman Danfodiyo Uni, Sokoto today. 

I just want to inform y'all that nothing is putting us out of this race. Person whey do matriculation today go do white coat ceremony. Go do induction. Go convoke too. 

Many Cheers to not giving up on dreams.
(Ps: I think I can now continue my diary ).

. Congratulations!

Preclinical Medics!! This will help you!! I discussed my mock mbbs exam Practical Exam questions and answers


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wg6zHg8b6SE

ShahRukhKhan:
Heyoo Guys. I matriculated today! 

I got admitted into med school in 2019. I resumed in 2020. Then went on deferment of a whole academic session so I could finalize my first degree & rest small (the resting part did not happen sha). I came back October 2021. Got matriculated into Usman Danfodiyo Uni, Sokoto today. 

I just want to inform y'all that nothing is putting us out of this race. Person whey do matriculation today go do white coat ceremony. Go do induction. Go convoke too. 

Many Cheers to not giving up on dreams.
(Ps: I think I can now continue my diary ).

This udus what's the area like and how is thier post utme.. hope say no be bandit area

Lordsagna:


I'm scared time is not on my side
I'm 21

I know someone who got in @ 44
He was inducted this year at 52.

Age is never a real limitation in pursuits like this. It might not be as easy as if you were younger truly,but it’s doable.

I know my story will motivate someone. Watch MY JAMB STORY here. How I finally got MBBS Admission after writing JAMB Six (6) times


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_uaXwDqyHk


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfDDgmxYQEY


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMRavjZtQiU

Stay away from Mbbs if surgery isn't your interest.
No point wasting years to get Mbbs if your aim ain't surgery.
You can be great and be involved in healthcare with other courses, just research.
Pharmacy isn't a substitute for Medicine, pharmacy isn't clinically oriented. It is more chemically oriented, product oriented and less patient centred (no pharmacy students/pharmacist should quote me).
Consider nursing if u love clinical sciences just don't stay in Nigeria after
Consider radiography if you have things for bio physical sciences
Consider MedLab if you love laboratories (I fkin love the labs but didn't do this)
Consider Biomedical Engineering if you are torn between engineering and medicine
And so on.
Only village people think MBBS is alpha and omega, world is evolving, no problem if you try once or twice but sitting at home for 6years because of MBBS is the height of foolishness, oh except you want to be a surgeon of which without MBBS you can't start being one.
Fatherly advice

Lordsagna:


I'm scared time is not on my side
I'm 21

Trust me, you are young. Don't be scared

drimzsmoke:

You're still very young....I entered medical school at 27,though I had a degree before then

I like how you stated the fact in your diary. The reason you went for medicine.

Lordsagna:


I'm scared time is not on my side
I'm 21

Dear doctor, at 21, trully, you are behind time (if compared to the expected age of admission) but in reality, you are young!

That being said, don't let your age be an issue; if you want it, go for it, your age notwithstanding. If you don't get it, you may never be satisfied in life.

Please keep trying; be smart and prayerful about it too.

God would perfect things eventually.

Good morning.

Anyone aiming EBSU?

PharmD911:


It's not a WhatsApp number.

090.6395.7289.

akande115:





Well-done for the analysis chief. Actually U I didn't have an outstanding session again. The ones offered admission recently will resume next year. So, if he writes UTME and gain admission into U I, he will resume in 2023. Other things being equal.

The reason why U I didn't have an outstanding set (pending year) again is because, she didn't admit any student from this year UTME.

Thanks for the explanation

ShahRukhKhan:
097289.

Thanks

RuyiMedicDiary:
I know my story will motivate someone. Watch MY JAMB STORY here. How I finally got MBBS Admission after writing JAMB Six (6) times


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_uaXwDqyHk


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfDDgmxYQEY

Hi Jemima, we are waiting for the part 3

ShahRukhKhan:

Thanks for the explanation

You are welcome.