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cingelai:
I am a student
There is no such course in Unizik, but we have related courses
Government and foreign relations: History and International relation
Criminology: psychology

ok thanks for the info I guess I will have to change my course when the time comes ,I don't know if would be cool if I add you on WhatsApp please kindly drop your number

different texts when i got to literature .

cingelai:
It Entails the two; merit and coded runs. Their merit list is purely merit but other lists comprises of merit and coded runs.
Unizik is easy and hard to get admission.Easy that if you pass your putme you are 60% sure of getting admitted, Hard is that 70% usually failed their putme exam.(they don't give enough time)
In terms of indigenous or non indigenous, they are following jamb criteria which is 50% merit 30%catchment and 20%ELDS
To cut the whole story short, this year's admission might not be the same with other years, because new VC is coming in and he might have his own formula, which may be 60%runs and 40% merit or vice versa.

thanks for your contribution gorgeous,i would love to know if you are a student,there are some questions i would love to ask you
i searched for government and foreign relations in the arts department but i can't find including criminology and isd is that those courses are not accredited in unizik or what,i would really love to know about the school gorgeous

thanks gorgeous
i guess i have to keep my fingers crossed,i would love to know if you are a student already or you seeking admission as well?
this time around i want to make sure i press all the buttons.Talking about coded runs are you inclined can you be of help in that aspect

Hello nairalander please i need your help

I'm seeking admission into the prestigious unizik ,i would love to know if their admission is based on merit or coded runs am asking this questions because i have been denied admission twice by uniben even after meeting my cut of mark for my department .
i would also love to know if indigenes have any comparative edge over non indigenous student please ?
i would be very grateful if any meaningful help or advice can be rendered .