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hod898:
Sorry for not answering your question on time, I was pretty pre-occupied with school activities.
Did you write NECO or GCE?

hod898:
You're welcome. A friend of mine in the aforementioned course wrote the following subjects in his post UTME exam: Use of English; Econonics; Physics; and Geography.
As for the resumption date check out this snapshot of the current academic calendar.

SkinnyDude:
u dont have trees in ur school?

grayht:
Na so I play ball sote dem kidnap my KITO sandals. Na bare foot I use trek reach my house. Na turngarri dem use beat me until common sense enta my brain.

Femistico:
if ball no dey we will climb tree to pluck small orange (orombo) and play tire like say 2moro no go dey again with monkey pole...hahahahaha

tupacshakur:
...No be "shere-shere" football o.

Na to bet like say tomorrow no dey!

The good auld lang syne!

hod898:
This thread is for prospective candidates of the Uniuyo Post UTME exams. All questions pertaining to Uniuyo admission, post UTME, etc can be posted here.

I want to start by congratulating those students who were successful in their JAMB exams. The JAMB cut-off mark to qualify for the post UTME is 180.
However, it is worthy to note that your success into gaining admission into this university as well as getting your course of choice largely depends on your preparedness for the post UTME. Candidates must have an aggregate of at least 180(sum of JAMB score and post UTME score /2) before they can be considered for admission.

Different departments have different admission cut-off marks and these are usually high for competitive departments. For example Law, Medicine and surgery, and some engineering courses have higher cut-offs than Religious and cultural studies, and education courses. It's not that the former are better than the latter, no. It is simply a function of the number of candidates applying for some courses more than others as well as the average aggregate scores of these departments.

My candid advice to candidates who qualified for the post UTME is that they should start studying hard now and not make the mistake of underestimating this exam. Attempt to do so will put at risk their chances of getting the course of their dreams.

According to the current academic calendar, newly admitted students for the 2015/2016 set are to start their session on the 16th of November 2015, by God's grace. So it is obvious that sooner than latter, you are most likely going to be doing your screening and registration exercise.

The Uniuyo post UTME is a four subject paper-based exam; same subjects you wrote in your JAMB exams. Each subject comprises of 25 questions and you are expected to finish on time. The official duration of this exam is 1 hour. However, at about 45-50 minutes into the exams, you'll be asked to stop writing. This is as much as I can tell you for now. Any question you have about Uniuyo or the post-UTME process can be posted here. I'll gladly attend to questions to the best of my knowledge. This thread is officially opened!

xamuel17:
didnt do that, back then as a kid i was too busy thinking of how to get laid

xqzytchyca:
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xqzytchyca:
watsapp and BBM

khassy:
is that your mum?

Just4yhu:
i think u sef no know d meaning of teenager.. shez so not

RobinHez:
...

estyvino:
Na NEPA people train the guy

jascon1:
Bia mind kwa onwe gi o.

Dannyset:
Yes!
But don't be silly with some questions.