Xtremely Coded: Cancellation Of 2nd Choice Option In Jamb UTME 2014 – What Do You Think Is the Reason Behind?

As you all are aware, JAMB has Cancelled the 2nd Choice Option for UTME 2014, This means that you can only Choose 1 University, 1 Polytechnic & 1 College of Education, No more Second Choice.

From my Observation, JAMB even went as Far as not allowing Student to Change their Institution as it used to be.

This will really slim down the Number of Admission Space in all Tertiary Institution in 2014.

What do you think is the Reason for JAMB to Take such Decision & how do you think it {will go}?




EDIT:-
i dy feel on top the world baba give me grace..........thanks to God oga seun,my moderators.........makinq frontpage dix first day of the year...........i climb on top aso rock dy dance *skelewu*

Xtremely Coded: Cancellation Of 2nd Choice Option In Jamb UTME 2014 – What Do You Think Is the Reason Behind?

As you all are aware, JAMB has Cancelled the 2nd Choice Option for UTME 2014, This means that you can only Choose 1 University, 1 Polytechnic & 1 College of Education, No more Second Choice.

From my Observation, JAMB even went as Far as not allowing Student to Change their Institution as it used to be.

This will really slim down the Number of Admission Space in all Tertiary Institution in 2014.

What do you think is the Reason for JAMB to Take such Decision & how do you think it {will go}?




EDIT:-
i dy feel on top the world baba give me grace..........thanks to God oga seun,my moderators.........makinq frontpage dix first day of the year...........i climb on top aso rock dy dance *skelewu*

Angelstartups: The idea of first choice or second choice needs to be abolished.Candidates should be given the opportunity to select even upto 3 options per institution type,without depicting which is first choice,second or third choice.That way the institutions will receive scores of all the candidates that picked them and take it from there to select top candidates based on merit.
In developed climes,SAT or TOEFL or UCAS (UK) doesn't ask for first choice or second choice or third choice,they allow you select the schools that interest you.In fact,you can still forward your scores to other schools after the exams.Nigeria should take a cue from this and stop limiting Nigerians from been educated.

idris4r83: Better. I c no reason in choosing 2 universities and blocking other peoples chances. This is a welcome development

hollandis: People that have graduated complained there was no job for them .Why are you going into the same venture.Why can't you guys school abroad ,its a lot cheaper ,safer and rewarding.

hollandis: People that have graduated complained there was no job for them .Why are you going into the same venture.Why can't you guys school abroad ,its a lot cheaper ,safer and rewarding.

rhajaan:
About d cheap education,you mean "abroad" in benin republic?! Or abroad in U.K...?#justpassing

oloyedayo:
hope u will be happy if u loose any of ur family members that way. stewpid fellow.

Nigellus_Hosan:


go home n tell that to ur father dat i said his loudmouthed son trailer go jam am

Olril18:
for me,its a controversial descision..
the truth is, admission opportunities will now be limited,no matter how u look at it.....now federal schs will undoubtedly be getting the highest percentage of candidates,but u forgot spaces are limited,(imagine 100,000 candidates choosing a federal sch,in which only 5000,will be offered admission..)most of those candidates who will miss out on admission in this federal schs,can still enter university through the state universities they choosed as second choice candidates....

hollandis: People that have graduated complained there was no job for them .Why are you going into the same venture.Why can't you guys school abroad ,its a lot cheaper ,safer and rewarding.

hollandis: People that have graduated complained there was no job for them .Why are you going into the same venture.Why can't you guys school abroad ,its a lot cheaper ,safer and rewarding.

Archmed: This is a right step in the right direction as schools hitherto chosen as ''Second Choice'' NEVER REALLY consider candidates for admission placements.