juniorstar:

Done with med school. It was war

NNtv:
This is as a result of people who buy their way into the university. The so called VC also aid in admitting too many people just because of money.

Administration1:
Reminds me of one of my lecturers back then, He said Grade A is for God, B is for him, then we can all share C,D,E, and F.

My nickname was Easy E

GhostWisperer:
What a Lion

Administration1:
Uniuyo

mrvitalis:
Being a super lion myself I don't see anything wrong here

UNN has never and from what I'm seeing would never reduce is exam standards for the sake of anyone

UNN has the highest quota is Medical science in Nigeria ..and only those who meets the requirements should go to other departments

The likes of soludo and chimamanda also failed out of UNN medicine but went on to do well in life

Bvmsson:


If that one happen to me na to go commit suicide ooo

Oghenevwegbagn:
I stand to be corrected but UI has the highest quota for medicine

Nnatuu:


If you pass through Abuja building, you go understand!

Real Analysis reprogrammed my membrane!

viyon02:
yeah but do you know they use waec in grading thier total score, that is why you can't have medicine in today's University if you have credit(c) in your five key subject because your grade will be low compared to students with B or A1.

This isn't 2017....

Some unis operates strictly based on Utme and Post utme. Waec na just to confirm say you pass through sec school.

I agree that the O'level grading system is flawed because of the high rate of examination malpractices but you won't get anywhere with your A's without a decent jamb score in medicine and Surgery.....

Besides MB exam no be by who blast physics, biology and chemistry for secondary school. Na hardwork flanked by grace....

MB no be waec mate

mrvitalis:

To ask such means u are not qualified to know

NNtv:
This is as a result of people who buy their way into the university. The so called VC also aid in admitting too many people just because of money.

mrvitalis:

Nah it unn

Oghenevwegbagn:
UNN 150
UI 180

You can check though

adecz:



❌❌❌

What is happening be say, two
scammers ( University & Parents) are struggling to outdo themselves

1) ⏩ The university admits about
25% on pure merit. The balance of
the admission into medicine are sold
for about N1.5 million per slot.

2) ⏩Parents who are adamant that their
children must read medicine enroll
their kids in WAEC "miracle centres"❗️

The students get 8 A's in the waec &
also maneuver JAMB. They get the
Medicine admission & can't cope, since
no be brain them use get brilliant
SSS papers.❌❌❌


At the end, it is the university that
laughs to the bank in this yearly
admission scam. While the parents
lose out, since mago-mago no fit dey
for medical school exams.

Parents should allow their kids read
what they are good at, not to force them
into wetin pass dem power☹️☹️☹️


One of the daughters of the late
Dora Akunyili read Fine Arts from
university, she is now based in the US
and one of her artworks recently
sold for $1m ( as in one million US dollars ).

Emefiele's daughter also read Fine Arts
from Delta State university an is doing
very well in the UK.

Nyascobar1414:


I'm an aspirant of medsurg in uniuyo..
How medical dey for that side?

Exodora:

Are you sure is not in Economics cause I know one lecturer that due say shit like this too

floss:
My alma mater no dey disappoint...back then in Nsukka Campus, when you check result board you will be seeing stuffs like this

Doke Silver...............FF
Yusuf Ahmed ..........FF
Chima Godwin.........FF
Olakunle Peace........FF

When we enquired from the lecturer about the"FF" attached to each name, I won't forget the reply that our Maths 101 lecturer back then at Abuja building gave me and some of my class mates...

if you see your name with "FF" just know that you failed the course for this semester and hopefully you will fail that of next semester...
Na so me my class mates waka dey go back lodge that day because only 15 students out of 77no get F of F as their grade... meaning only 15 pass the course for that semester...

Although that was fun Sha the memories.

Administration1:
For the bravest

Administration1:
For the bravest

Nyascobar1414:


which level are you?

Administration1:
I graduated years ago(about 10 years now)

Bvmsson:
Some of these guys that failed really worked their asses out. I Know of a guy last year that is a really good student at anatomy, physiology and medical biochemistry but failed 2nd MBBS last year but he pass this time around.

In medical school you do Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry which some people do separately for 4 years each, so if you calculate it you will spend 12 years studying the 3 courses.

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dazzlingd:

Unilag oau and UI are tier 1 schools in nigeria and not in same category with UNN

Mires:


Seriously? In my days, then MTH 111, 112, and 113 dealt with my department. Thank God I no write any twice. Abuja people no get joy.

neurosci:

You made it sound like medical students complete the entire syllabus of a degree in Physio, Biochem, and Anatomy. That is not true. You only do a part of each course, not everything students who major in those courses separately do. Also, it does not add up to 12 years, lol. Have you forgotten that you all do the same thing in the first year? This your exaggeration lol. Medical students spend 18 months from the second year to take the basic medical sciences you mentioned, which, if separated into three degrees, would add up to 9 years, not 12, since medical students already do the same thing as the others in their first year.

oocyte:
Bros that's not true we cover all the syllables upper limb and lower limb ,thorax and abdomen,head and neck with histology and embryology which other topics in anatomy again.

yorubakid:

UNN is far ahead of the three schools..they shouldn't be in same sentence

neurosci:


Lol, you don’t know what you’re saying. When you talk about medicine, no school in West Africa is anywhere near UI. UI medical school is one of the best on the continent and among top 400 in the world. Don’t even start that conversation.