This is the official unilag admission thread
As well all know the cut off marks for the departmental courses were released some days ago..If you have questions or will be answered here

Didn't make the cut off mark can the course be changed

Euphrosyne:
Didn't make the cut off mark can the course be changed

It can be changed if unilag wish to sell change of course form. But with what we witnessed last year, admission into unilag requires wisdom as such aspirants should not take risk. If u know ur jamb score is not that high, the best is to change to another course with lower cut off. I did it for my three candidates and it worked out well.

pls my aggregate score is 69.2...i didn't meet the cuttoff for law,wat do u tink I can do?nd wat course wld i be given instead?

eazibobo:
pls my aggregate score is 69.2...i didn't meet the cuttoff for law,wat do u tink I can do?nd wat course wld i be given instead?

You won't be given another course except you apply for the Unilag change of course (it's not out yet). Unilag will release a list of courses you can change to, you then choose the one you meet the requirements (they are mostly education courses though).

Thenextgen:
This is the official unilag admission thread
As well all know the cut off marks for the departmental courses were released some days ago..If you have questions or will be answered here

Pls wat is d cut off mark for elect elect ....biko assp

I heard unilag admission list is out.pls is it all badges or just first badge?

thanks for this thread. the best unilag admission guide I'll advise you to take is this.
1. score above 200 in your JAMB
2. Score high in your Post UTME
3. Let your Waec/neco subjects scores be high.

TODAY'S QUESTION
Concerning those tricks and easier methods on solving some multiple choice questions in those packages I sent to this group. Some intellectuals accused me that 'why can't it be done with the normal approach?'
This is not a means to make you lazy,like I do say, this was not gotten from laziness, but from serious hard work,thinking etc. It's just a means to do the following:
1)Get an accurate answer to your question.
2)Finish before time lag
3)Avoid mistake. Just we you know that mistakes in mathematics increases with increase in math steps.
Let's approach this question and also apply the normal approach and compare faster means. Do the normal approach at your closet and compare both processes, compare there time frame,steps number, mistake likeliness.
Let's go,
Note:Our aim is to make Right Hand side equal to Left Hand side.
a)let's put 3 into x and see if our R.H.S is equal to L.H.S , (√3 + √10 ) is not 7, because it will be around 4.something. so (a) is not correct.
(b)For this, inserting 6 into x will give (√6 +√13)
will be 6.05, so since it's not 7, it's not the answer.
(c)For this, insert 1 into x will give (√1 + √ = 3.82 , so, since 3.82 is not equal to 7, that means, it's not the answer.
(d)Insert 9 into x we have (√9 + √16). = (3+ 4) which is 7, so (7=7). Yessssssss. We've gotten it.
Compare this approach and normal approach and choose faster one for multiple choice questions with no mistake.
Videos are coming up on these approaches, comments if you are interested.
Thanks for your time.