Gemineye:
Bro you don go far leave us wey dey Federal uni behind oo

You and Taiwo

EINSTEINUCHE:
Wow! I still remember when you gained admission fa..are u a unilorite.bcoz i know dem too well to always say FA.

HumanCalc:
Now I remember
Zeeknow3245
Big man

SF123:
All right brother, although i have sent you a mail more than twice, boss below is my contact: 08148488351 please just flash me, i will do all the calling.

SF123:
All right chief, what will their departmental/merit cut off mark look like?

HumanCalc:
Alvan, how far na?

How have you been? Any update?

HumanCalc:
They haven't written post utme in a long time now. It's highly unlikely.

Don't worry about it.

barremmanuel01:
Thank you sir for the reply, I appreciate.
Please I want to know if I stand a chance with 266 without post utme, I'm from Enugu state

barremmanuel01:
Thank you sir for the reply, I appreciate.
Please I want to know if I stand a chance with 266 without post utme, I'm from Enugu state

No be lie…..
My school no even let me use eighteen months for preclinical
MB don reach already

Munonyealvan:

Nice one unn.The preclinical and clinical arm of some state universities are all running like tiger though.

Rajisco:
Hi guys I stumbled on this thread. I'm also applying for mbbs but lasu. I don't know if anyone here has experience with lasu. I scored 298 in jamb however after calculating my aggregate I realized I ganered 76.25 . What do you think guys. Do you think I'm safe. I'm actually in BUK studying nursing but I want to change course. I still chose BUK but now with this strike I'm considering changing to Lasu due to lack of strike.

HumanCalc:
I should be more active on this thread. Really learned a lot from this thread and should contribute anyway I can.

Make I reintroduce myself. My name is Taiwo a 200l MBBS student of EBSU entering 300l by Nov/Dec.

I notice EBSU is coming up a lot in questions here.

Ask me any questions regarding EBSU and I will be glad to answer.

Eben331:


You are moving to 300l by Nov/Dec
ASUU strike has caused a lot for those of us in Federal Universities

Clinton39:

Their cut off marks are usually moderate. With a score of 250 and good o'level you are in.

Clinton39:

Their cut off marks are usually moderate. With a score of 250 and good o'level you are in.

HumanCalc:
Oga dem go still delay us later oo

Main delay is coming before we write our 300l exam and in clinicals

Ebsu is 8 sha but with the way things are going, we might be spending 7.

But all in all, I am happy we are not at home, as it would have just added to the already long years that someone will spend in the school

SF123:
Greetings the amiable citizens of this great forum: my question goes like this.

1)Why is medicine and surgery termed as the hardest course to study in the university.
2)At what point does studying medicine and surgery becomes complex and complicated
3)Apart from 100level where physics, chemistry and biology correlated with other advanced and G.S courses are done, is it still applicable in medical school till convocation/induction/graduation
4)How broad is studying medicine and surgery
5)Is mathematics/calculation mostly involved in medical school or studying medicine and surgery i.e what should it be like
6)Why is it that every science student wants or have keen interest in studying medicine and surgery?...and what makes it unique; even from other courses available......( a lots of question is still on the way)

Alexaonfleek:
Okay...so this is my opinion

1. Toughness of a course is relative. Some people might find engineering harder than medicine and vice versa.
I think it depends on people's abilities generally. Some people have the brains for numbers and calculations, while others can memorise facts without forgetting them.
Medicine is not easy sha, the number of facts you'd have to learn and cram is something else.

2. It became complicated for me right from 200l.
One month, I was breezing through heat and temperature in physics like a boss, the next month I had to memorise innervation of about 40 muscles that supply the upper limb.
100l in Medicine is literally like a cruise year because you're familiar with most things that you're being taught, compared to 200l.

3. I don't quite understand your question here, but I'm taking it to mean that there are some similarities between medical courses and what you learnt in physics, chemistry and biology.
Well...to a small extent they are similar. Everyone who wrote jamb probably read about excretory system in biology, and you'd still see a bit of it in renal physiology. But in jamb syllabus, they wouldn't teach you how ADH helps to make urine concentrated or the fact that pudendal nerve gives somatic innervation to the urethral sphincter.
I heard its way more abstract in clinicals, but I haven't gotten there yet.

4. Very broad.
The human body is a very complex system as you can imagine. Even the simplest activities you do like eating has a pathway that MUST be studied.

5. Not really. Unless you count basic multiplication as part of it. Medicine is more about how much stuff you can memorise.

6. Even I don't know why there's so much hype around it. I think if I could go back in time with all the knowledge I have now, I might have chosen to study computer science and just be a tech sis.
Well, it's human lives we're talking about here. Medicine is primarily about saving human lives tho, and the hype is definitely worth it.
It's not easy trying to save something(life) which is so delicate and complex, something that a person only get once.

Alexaonfleek:
Okay...so this is my opinion

1. Toughness of a course is relative. Some people might find engineering harder than medicine and vice versa.
I think it depends on people's abilities generally. Some people have the brains for numbers and calculations, while others can memorise facts without forgetting them.
Medicine is not easy sha, the number of facts you'd have to learn and cram is something else.

2. It became complicated for me right from 200l.
One month, I was breezing through heat and temperature in physics like a boss, the next month I had to memorise innervation of about 40 muscles that supply the upper limb.
100l in Medicine is literally like a cruise year because you're familiar with most things that you're being taught, compared to 200l.

3. I don't quite understand your question here, but I'm taking it to mean that there are some similarities between medical courses and what you learnt in physics, chemistry and biology.
Well...to a small extent they are similar. Everyone who wrote jamb probably read about excretory system in biology, and you'd still see a bit of it in renal physiology. But in jamb syllabus, they wouldn't teach you how ADH helps to make urine concentrated or the fact that pudendal nerve gives somatic innervation to the urethral sphincter.
I heard its way more abstract in clinicals, but I haven't gotten there yet.

4. Very broad.
The human body is a very complex system as you can imagine. Even the simplest activities you do like eating has a pathway that MUST be studied.

5. Not really. Unless you count basic multiplication as part of it. Medicine is more about how much stuff you can memorise.

6. Even I don't know why there's so much hype around it. I think if I could go back in time with all the knowledge I have now, I might have chosen to study computer science and just be a tech sis.
Well, it's human lives we're talking about here. Medicine is primarily about saving human lives tho, and the hype is definitely worth it.
It's not easy trying to save something(life) which is so delicate and complex, something that a person only get once.

HumanCalc:
I hear my name oo

Vegan99:
Boss, how is unical's admission process into the medicine program?


Infact, just talk about the school in it's entirety.

Gemineye:
Howfa Taiwo. How EBSU dey treat una?... Abi how una dey treat EBSU??

HumanCalc:
This school dey show me shege.

Munonyealvan:

Nice one unn.The preclinical and clinical arm of some state universities are all running like tiger though.

Adranido:
1.Pls how were you guys able to study and score high in jamb

2.And what advice do u have for someone who doesn't understand chemistry?

3.Is there any UNN medical student/aspirant here?

I had 242 this year and i’m now currently preparing for another