Dvd4:


Uniport gives more priority to POST UTME.

But trust me, the Post UTME is not so easy. She needs extra study, else she could even score 100 even with intense study.

The sweetest part of Uniport's Post UTME is that you see your score once you submit.

She could actually get Biochem with that score if her POST UTME is impressive. Even if she doesn't get the Biochemistry, she could apply for supplementary.

Meanwhile, FUTO is not a bad idea after all. She should calm down about FREEDOM---e dey choke.

Well, I think she is still young. Let her change to Biochemistry and use the FREEDOM PRESSURE to study painstakingly for the POST UTME, she will get it.

As per sorting the admission. I know someone, but it's not advisable. Let her thrive for excellence she will get in effortlessly.

My opinion though.

Adranidoo:
Your friend like taking changes.
Bro tell him/her to change to a state university, what's even bad in attending a state university sef.
Honestly his/her chance in getting admitted with that score is slim considering the fact that there was massive Success in this year's UTME.

And remember what happened in Uniport and RSU last year, they set very difficult questions for their students, even students with high jamb only managed to pass the exam.

But if he/she insist on going to Uniport by all means she's free to, but must blast the Post UTME and get admission on merit since Imo state in not under the catchment state for Uniport

Dvd4:

It's not about being good in a subject oh.

My sister wey dey good in Biology got 46 there, while Physics graced her with 70.

Also, it's not only Chem that she might encounter in the exams.

Just take away that part of her being good in Chemistry.

horpeyemmi66:

Hey there, it seems your friend might have a misconception regarding the relevance of being good at Chemistry for studying Biochemistry. It's important to clarify that while Chemistry is indeed a foundational subject in Biochemistry, it shouldn't be the sole criterion for pursuing it. Encourage your friend to explore their passion and aptitude for the field beyond just Chemistry.

Furthermore, it's crucial to advise your friend not to make hasty decisions that could lead to regret. Choosing a career path solely based on gaining admission may not result in long-term satisfaction. Instead, suggest that they carefully consider their interests, strengths, and aspirations before committing to a specific field of study.

When it comes to pursuing Nursing, it's worth noting that there are two options available: the School of Nursing and universities. The Nursing and Midwifery Council has now standardized the admission process through UTME for both options. In the past, the School of Nursing simply required the purchase of a form, but things have changed now, and they have been asked to align with the new system or face closure.

Considering your friend's current UTME score, it might be advisable for them to apply to both universities and schools of nursing in their next attempt. This will increase their chances of securing admission and allow them to explore different avenues within the field.

Remember, setbacks happen in life, and it's important to approach them with resilience. Encourage your friend not to be disheartened but to embrace the opportunity to try again and work harder. With determination and perseverance, they can achieve their goals. Tell her to try again, to try harder.

All the best.

https://medicalworldnigeria.com/post/Nursing-and-Midwifery-Council-of-Nigeria-Compliance-with-Nursing-Education-Reforms-Deadline?pid=63092

Keeon:
That's a very nice score. Just go and prepare for resumption, all things being equal, you'll get in

Dvd4:


Uniport gives more priority to POST UTME.

But trust me, the Post UTME is not so easy. She needs extra study, else she could even score 100 even with intense study.

The sweetest part of Uniport's Post UTME is that you see your score once you submit.

She could actually get Biochem with that score if her POST UTME is impressive. Even if she doesn't get the Biochemistry, she could apply for supplementary.

Meanwhile, FUTO is not a bad idea after all. She should calm down about FREEDOM---e dey choke.

Well, I think she is still young. Let her change to Biochemistry and use the FREEDOM PRESSURE to study painstakingly for the POST UTME, she will get it.

As per sorting the admission. I know someone, but it's not advisable. Let her thrive for excellence she will get in effortlessly.

My opinion though.

EmpressC36:
Hi good morning my fellow nairalanders, actually my friend got 184 in jamb to study nursing in uniport, I told her the possibility is low though, let her change to biochemistry since she’s good in chemistry, but the problem is how sure will she get admission with her jamb score to study biochemistry in uniport, she’s also reasoning doing change of course/institution to Enugu state university to study biochemistry or nursing, what do you guys think we both are confused here, and she don’t want to write jamb next year

EmpressC36:

Sincerely speaking I really appreciate all this, okay let me tell you a bit of her story, she wants to venture into acting like it’s her dream, her parents rejected it u know the normal Nigerian parent mentality as seeing actresses as whores, so she was actually in art class and doing well, her parent forced her into going to science, so she’s not really very good at science subjects aside chemistry though, now she wants to play the game of giving her parents what the want and at the same time going for what she wants, her parents are threatening to disown her and she’s scared, the thing is she really wants to go to outside state university away from her home, to school and to pursue her dreams too, you get now, that’s why she seems like she’s desperate to enter school even if it means sorting it out, and she just clocked 18yrs 3days ago, sha she’s saying if she doesn’t get admission this year then she may consider next year,

Cisco17:
Pls could I go to UNN with 260. I want to go for Mbbs

Mammangaddafi:
Finally done with medical school...
I wish those of us still in med school and those aspiring to get in the very best. May we all have reasons to celebrate!

lenghtinny:
I just passed my part 1 MB examination....
I remember when this thread was my go to corner on NL when I used to scout for info 3-4 years ago and the early days of my preclinicals, so it's best I share this news with you guys

Cisco17:
Pls could I go to UNN with 260. I want to go for Mbbs

RuyiMedicDiary:
Huhe congratulations Doc!

Mammangaddafi:
Thanks boss.... UNILORIN

Maxitomxane:


Digni reges!!!

Jago2244:

Sir are you a medical student at Udusok?
Please help me with ur whatsapp contact?

Eben331:

Check your mail.

Nattynate:
I need it too pls

Eben331:


Send me a PM

mete3:
Doc. Pls am in need of it as well.
Pm sent already.

SF123:
Greetings to all the amazing personalities of this great forum. Age goes by what it`s called. I am 22 now. Does my age an impediment or a limiting factor still be considered because of not being in medical school by now; going by my classmates and those that i am ahead of in secondary school are now currently in 300l ,200l, 100l. Sporadically as per say some are through with ND, IT while some just gained admission to study one course or the other but not actually their dream course, although some are lucky because they got their heart desired course. My stand here is..is age an impeding factor in medical school using my self as a reference point?

EmpressC36:

Sorry the reply is coming late thought, yeah thanks so much I will really tell her I appreciate

SF123:
Greetings to all the amazing personalities of this great forum. Age goes by what it`s called. I am 22 now. Does my age an impediment or a limiting factor still be considered because of not being in medical school by now; going by my classmates and those that i am ahead of in secondary school are now currently in 300l ,200l, 100l. Sporadically as per say some are through with ND, IT while some just gained admission to study one course or the other but not actually their dream course, although some are lucky because they got their heart desired course. My stand here is..is age an impeding factor in medical school using my self as a reference point?

SF123:
Greetings to all the amazing personalities of this great forum. Age goes by what it`s called. I am 22 now. Does my age an impediment or a limiting factor still be considered because of not being in medical school by now; going by my classmates and those that i am ahead of in secondary school are now currently in 300l ,200l, 100l. Sporadically as per say some are through with ND, IT while some just gained admission to study one course or the other but not actually their dream course, although some are lucky because they got their heart desired course. My stand here is..is age an impeding factor in medical school using my self as a reference point?