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as a department on its own, the last I heard, only ABU in Nigeria

Enasdan:
i m an HND holder (kadpoly) in Agric engineering (soil & water engineering option) planning 2 further my studies in water resources and environmental engineering at ABU into 300 level thro DE,wht are my chances of securing admission, ur swift responses & recommendations are needed urgently and highly appreciated....

why are you running from my department naa??.??

whichever way, ABU's minimum qualification is upper credit.

lower credit would see you being admitted to 200level and anything lower than that, 100level.

being it HND, and WREN for that matter, you won't face stiff competition.

people sha, APC releasing fake results.

because you're coming across results from North or SW means its fake??

I personally believe Gej would win SE & SS, so go and check their results and give yourself hope once again

nothing would happen.


if buhari wins, nothing also

400billionman:
What of BILL GATES ?

Making money with ones IQ is better than all these stories. Learn how to use the magnetic power of the mind to attract money from people to your pocket..

Ability to solve multifaceted problems in real life like Da Vinci where it was stated that he was a maestro in Music, Architecture, Geology, painting, sculpting, literateure.

He is the highest genius on that list.

If you read 1Kings 4:29. And God gave Solomon wisdom and understanding exceeding much, and largeness of heart, even as the sand that is on the seashore.

Verse 33 states : And he spake of trees from the cedar tree that is in lebanon even unto the hyssop that springeth out of the wall, he spake also of beasts and of the fowl, of creeping things and of the fishes.

That's true wisdom and high IQ..

bill has 160, but ever heard of child prodigy

look at Terrence Tao, I'm sure majority of us were still learning to speak then.

try googling Christopher Michael langan and see

lol, virgin my yannsh.

becos you havnt entered means she hasn't had it also, I have a feeling the guy is giving her kpomo to eat, so she's collecting kpomo from him and kudi from you. since you're trying to form holiness which she isn't ready for.

what to do......#myopiniontho


invite her to your house make sure you phuck her at least once to clear your conscience, stop spending on her, phuck her more if you can, if you can't again then go ahead and break up with her, just make sure you enter once.


but remember, $hit happens in life, just try to get over them when they do.

get over her and move on with your life, there are dozens of faithful ladies out there

drered:
I do not agree with your list.. Reference? For starters the IQ of William James Sidis is unverifiable and is merely a claim made by his sister. Another thing is, are the IQ tests used to evaluate them uniform? If at all tests were taken by all of them which would have been at different points where the results extrapolated to make them comparable?

yes you're right, sidis never took the test, his sister just came up with that figure, but come to think of it, if it isnt that high, it would have been downplayed long ago.

and it isn't exact, just like Einstein and Da Vinci, it is a range.

4. Kim Ung-Yong. 210

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With a verified IQ of 210, Korean civil engineer
Ung-Yong had his name etched once in the
Guinness Book of World Record under its
“Highest IQ” category. While babies at 6
months old are just learning to crawl, he
already showed remarkable potential when he
started to speak and read in Korean and many
foreign languages. At 4 years old, he took an
IQ test normally given to 7-year old children
and obtained a score of more than 200. At 14
years old, he showcased his genius by solving
complex differential and integral calculus
problems live on Japanese TV.



3. Christopher Hirata. 225


https://www.opishposh.com/wp-content/uploads/christopher-hirata.jpg
The phenomenal IQ (225) of this 31-year old
Japanese-American astrophysicist lands him
third in this list. At the age of 12, Christopher
Hirata already pursued college-level courses
(calculus and physics), around the time most
of us were just in the 7th grade. At the age of
13, this whiz kid became the youngest
American to have ever won the gold medal in
the 1996 International Physics Olympiad.
At 16, he was already working with NASA on
its ambitious project to conquer Planet Mars.
After he procured his Ph.D. at the Princeton
University, he went back to California Institute
of Technology, where he is currently teaching
astrophysics.



2. Terence Tao. 220-230


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Gifted with an amazing IQ estimated between
220 and 230 by the Davidson Institute, Terence
Tao makes it to this list of the people with the
highest IQ in the world. Born in Adelaide,
Australia in 1975, this prodigy first displayed
his incredible intelligence at a mere age of 2,
when he managed to solve basic arithmetic
questions on his own.
At the age of 16, he graduated with both
Master’s and Bachelor’s degrees at the
Flinders University. Moreover, Tao bagged
numerous awards, such as the Salem Prize in
2000 and the Clay Research Award in 2003,
just to name a few. He has been dubbed as
“Mr. Fix It” by Charles Fefferman (a professor
of Mathematics at Princeton University),
because he has enthralled many
mathematicians such that they vie to interest
him in their problems.



1. William James Sidis. 250-300


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Born in America in 1898, William James Sidis
was a wunderkind extraordinaire, gifted with an
astounding IQ estimated between 250 and 300.
This polyglot went to a grammar school when
he was only 6 years old and graduated just
within 7 months.
As if that wasn’t impressive enough, at the age
of 9, he was already a Harvard student, but
since he was too young, he was advised to
take a couple of years off just to give his
personality some time to catch up and be on a
par with his intellect. At the age of 11, he
became the youngest student to have ever
enrolled at the Harvard University. He
graduated cum laude at the age of 16, and
entered Harvard Law School at 18.





SOURCE

10. Stephen Hawking: 160

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A theoretical physicist and cosmologist born in
Oxford, England in 1942, Stephen Hawking is
the living testimony that no physical
impediment can hinder a determined mind from
unleashing its power. Despite having suffered
from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a
disease that rendered him paralyzed, he used
his exceptional IQ (160) to rise to the
occasion.
He introduced to the world the concept of
cosmology as explicated through the
consolidation of quantum mechanics and
theory of relativity. Because of his remarkable
contributions to science, Hawking has been
awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom in
2009 — the highest that can be conferred to an
American civilian.

9. Albert Einstein: 160-190


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Albert Einstein (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Of course, this list couldn’t possibly go on
without a mention of the epitome of
intelligence. With an IQ estimated between 160
and 190, Albert Einstein is the genius behind
the theory of relativity (E=mc2), which has had
tremendous impact on the world of science. He
possessed such an intriguing ability that after
is death, researchers were prompted to preserve and dissect his brain in search for clues to his exceptional brilliance, which to this day, has remained a mystery.

8. Judit Polgar 170


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Born in Hungary in 1976, Judit Polgar is not
only a chess master but a certified brainiac
with a recorded IQ of 170. She lived a
childhood filled with extensive chess training
from her father. The fact that she defeated
nine former and current world champions
including Garry Kasparov, Boris Spassky, and
Anatoly Karpov leaves us no room for doubt as
to why she has been dubbed as the strongest
woman chess player of all time.


7. Leonardo da Vinci. 180-190


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An Italian painter born in 1452, Da Vinci is
what most would call the quintessential
enaissance man. With an alleged IQ estimated
between 180 and 190, he is widely regarded as
one of the greatest painters of all time, and
perhaps, the most diversely knowledgeable
person to have ever lived. He was an
established polymath who worked in the fields
of mathematics, engineering, anatomy, geology,
botany, architecture, sculpting, painting, music,
and literature.
More than that, he is particularly famous for
is masterpieces: Mona Lisa, the Last Supper,
and the Vitruvian Man. A true visionary, he was
centuries ahead of his time with his detailed
concepts of the helicopter, calculator, tank and
the double hull, apart from his outlined theories
on solar power, hydrodynamics, and plate
tectonics.


6. Marilyn Vos Savant. 190


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Born in 1946 in St. Louis, Missouri, Savant is a
columnist, author, and playwright who made it
to the pinnacle of fame by getting listed five
times in the Guinness Book of World Records
as the woman with the highest IQ ever
recorded (verified at 190) from 1986 to 1989.
In 1986, she started writing Ask Marilyn, a
Sunday column in Parade magazine, wherein
she solves puzzles and answers a variety of
questions from her readers.



5. Garry Kasparov. 190

https://www.opishposh.com/wp-content/uploads/kasparov.jpg
Regarded as the greatest chess player of all
time, Garry Kasparov is said to have an
outstanding IQ of 190. In May 1997, the
Azerbaijan-born chess legend played against
and got defeated by a supercomputer opponent
that can calculate 200 million moves in every
second. Nonetheless, he stunned the whole
world with his intuition and sheer ingenuity,
leaving it marveling at the amazing power of
the human mind.
In 1999, he conducted Kasparov versus the
World– the greatest and most important game
in the history of chess–where he played
against the World Team, which consisted of
more than 50,000 participants from
approximately 75 countries.

why not generalise engineering instead of splitting it.


BTW, you ain't supposed to look for genius in genius-expected courses.

courses like engineering or medicine, even if you an average student, you must burn the midnight candle, and read as if your life depends on it.


last time I checked, Albert Einstein & Michael Faraday weren't Doctors nor engineers.


checkout the person with highest IQ in the world and see what he studied in school


see here. http://listovative.com/top-12-people-highest-iq-world/

coded01:
It wasn't a goal, Ronaldo was offside b4 heading to Bale...


http://www.marca.com/en/2015/03/22/en/football/real_madrid/1427059498.html

I did see it, I don't need marca to tell me that.
the problem is that majority concentrated on Bale, Bale was on quite alright but CR7 wasn't, and they never saw that

blackjack21:
Na ojoro.



00:02:32
Mon, Mar 23, 2015

same thing my roomie said, but ko kan aye

dmcdad:
He was the man of the match in his first Clasico. Messi was the flop in that match.

okies

homesteady:
he did not flop during his 1st classico!

well, maybe I forgot or I didn't watch it

musty001:
nah!
dont worry.

okay.

hope you'd understand

funkyjms:
What I noticed about the game is that Luis sacrificed creativity (Xavi and Busquets) for physicality (Mascherano and Rakitic.)

buh seriously, I won't have used xavi.

not in this kinda match.

pbs4real:
d league stil open.

yes it still is, but confidence is on our side now

bykebyke:
How many chances did Neymar miss?

uncountable.



Buh guys seriously, do you notice that Neymar always flop in classicos??

blackjack21:
ehya! Sorry in advance. I feel your pain.
It has been signed in heaven, the holy spirit has confirm.

chairmooo!!!!

where you dey now??.??

4 points clear off the table.


yes!!!!!!


we did it.

#claireshan1
#coded01
#barcanista.


forca barca.


proudly Catalonia

mehn, lucky or should I say narrow escape for barca.

we were gud in the first 30mins, but afterwards, it was all to Madrid.

till second half sha.

I really do hope it ain't gon be a sad night for me

mehn, am loving this match so far.


pile the pressure on them

mehn, Suarez can dive!.

but its what pepe can do

fine goal Mathieu.


we're 1 goal up.


forca barca

and the game begins!!!!!

coded01. barcanista. claireshan1.


leggo.


forca barca.

Catalonia for life.

musty001:
u owe me something!
#i'm_disappointed.

yea I did.

iono if you'd want any explanation. but if you do, yes I have.

bawz012:
Hi, guys, I live in lagos and I want to confirm if ABU usually conduct PUME outside Kaduna.

if they wish.

they did in '12, but haven't done since then

Abuklaw:
Wanna join the trend. My score is 284 and going for Islamic Archaeology

wait, weren't you admitted last year??.??.??

just asking

Tushkid74:
Can a Direct Entry canditate with 2.99,be admitted to study Mass Comm' in ABU?

on what GPA??.??
if 5.00......no, & if they would, its 100 level.


d.e admission is a minimum of upper credit