My brothers and sisters on Nairaland I am in need of your help on how to gain admission to O.A.U Ife .
I wish to study physiotherapy at this school and I think there are some things that I need to know that I have not know yet.
Here are my questions;- 1.What is the required points for this course?.
2. How are this point calculated?
3.What are also necessary things that I need to know??
HELP ME AS MUCH AS YOU CAN PLEASE.
Thanks in anticipation

This your title sef get as e be :

It should be :

"How easy is it........"


As to your questions...

1) Can't remember the points.

But One thing is that the cut-off is constantly fluctuating in response to the success or failure of students in JAMB.
So just aim for scoring high and uhmm... The sky is your limit.

2) The points are calculated with Jamb being 50% and Waec/Neco/gce being 50%.

So, bascially whatever you score in jamb/400 * 50%. = x

As for your waec :

A1 = 8 pts

B2 = 7 pts
..
..
..
.:
D7 = 2 pts
E8 = 1 pt
F9 = 0 pt.


Whatever the total is/64 (8 subjects only) * 50% = y

So x + y = 100%.

Voila!


3)
Their school fees get as e be sha...

Compared to their Alutaism, it's pretty friggin high.



And other miscellanous stuffs I'm sure you'll pick out in blogs.



Goodluc.

SirWere:
This your title sef get as e be :

It should be :

"How easy is it........"


As to your questions...

1) Can't remember the points.

But One thing is that the cut-off is constantly fluctuating in response to the success or failure of students in JAMB.
So just aim for scoring high and uhmm... The sky is your limit.

2) The points are calculated with Jamb being 50% and Waec/Neco/gce being 50%.

So, bascially whatever you score in jamb/400 * 50%. = x

As for your waec :

A1 = 8 pts

B2 = 7 pts
..
..
..
.:
D7 = 2 pts
E8 = 1 pt
F9 = 0 pt.


Whatever the total is/64 (8 subjects only) * 50% = y

So x + y = 100%.

Voila!


3)
Their school fees get as e be sha...

Compared to their Alutaism, it's pretty friggin high.



And other miscellanous stuffs I'm sure you'll pick out in blogs.



Goodluc.

hmm Any other schools to study physiotherapy?

SirWere:
This your title sef get as e be :

It should be :

"How easy is it........"


As to your questions...

1) Can't remember the points.

But One thing is that the cut-off is constantly fluctuating in response to the success or failure of students in JAMB.
So just aim for scoring high and uhmm... The sky is your limit.

2) The points are calculated with Jamb being 50% and Waec/Neco/gce being 50%.

So, bascially whatever you score in jamb/400 * 50%. = x

As for your waec :

A1 = 8 pts

B2 = 7 pts
..
..
..
.:
D7 = 2 pts
E8 = 1 pt
F9 = 0 pt.


Whatever the total is/64 (8 subjects only) * 50% = y

So x + y = 100%.

Voila!


3)
Their school fees get as e be sha...

Compared to their Alutaism, it's pretty friggin high.



And other miscellanous stuffs I'm sure you'll pick out in blogs.



Goodluc.

THANKS ALOT SIR

[quote author=Olawoye4359 post=54627798]
hmm Any other schools to study physiotherapy?


You can study physiotherapy in uniben

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