LARRYDKING:
Go ahead.

LARRYDKING:
Preparing from now onward is not to early, preparing late can be dangerous. Make good decisions for urself always remembering that it's once in a year and a mistake cannot be afforded.

Over the years, since 2012 to be precise, which happened to be the year I got into the polytechnic, I had closely monitored the process. That gave me an overview of the process and how it happens yearly in most schools. It is however subject to change due to the undecisive nature of our government. I would encourage both graduates and undergraduates of the poly to monitor the process before picking a school.Information is also very important. If you fail to know when the transcript is to be submitted, you are out, fail to have the right subject combination forthe course at O/level, u're out. So many other issues are of great importance too, pay attention to the thread.

I have seen a 3.72 candidate that was not offeredadmission by funaab. Don't always think you have the GP and you have arrived, schools like funaab won't hesitate to throw your transcript in the bin if you don't take necessary actions.

On my experience, OAU, Ife gives ND candidates a fair change as their A/level counterparts, if you have upper credit and you want a federal school, OAU is simply the best. Mind you, even with HND,you would start from 200L.

A/level candidates would prefer UI, have good points and pray, and you are an undergraduate already. However, for ND candidates especiallythose going for engineering, pls have distinction. Upper can be dangerous.

FUNAAB is a case, I won't go there please.

Unilag admits her diploma majorly. However, if you finished with a distinction at ND or HND level from the school of engineering or environmental science from a reputable polytechnic possessing a credit pass in Further maths and have your o/level at one sitting, it's safe to call you an undergraduate already. I am a living testimony. However, unilaggives special preference to YABATECH students. I must admit, those guys are smoking hot. I have met them. A/level candidates stand a good chance too.

I wish all candidates best of luck. We hope to see your testimony threads at the end of the process.

My bosses would be of great help too.Ibadanfinest and lanodinho.

LARRYDKING:


Bro, why not choose electrical/electronic engineering? I feel it's a better choice and you would understand my reasons later.

heryeendey:
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oh tanx. .I have a frnd who I've tried using AAT twice (OAU)...dunno really, som1 said unilorin does accept it, ??
uniben is quite costly oooo

amulet:
in the past it was allowed but our new HOD stopped it 3sets/years ago

herxix:
Since there is no post utme please did anyone have the idea of how the o level and grades are been calculated...

amulet:
still in school did Alevels though bt dunno which will accept 10 point s for medicine

Sadia1992:
OAU did not conduct post D.E exam this year due to d cancelation of pume exam and screening result is base on o'level. so they admit base on o'level and grade this year

ringpa2:
somebody that graduate with upper credit from university of maiduguri diploma which other school can the person apply

amulet:
pitch my tent

clemxygentle:


Morning,finished with 3.32CGP from fedpoly, Ilaro computer engin. thinking on processing DE into university of Ibadan
what is ur say on this

heryeendey:
any accounting student who knows about AAT should kindly pls advice on schools dat accept AAT for D.E

Olive33:
Seems everyone want to go to uni cuz of B.sc, so what happens to progressing for HND ? Everyone is running away from poly nd I just got admission into Abiapoly for elect elect

michkings:
Ok nah... Thank you, for ur nice advice....

michkings:
I gained my OND on electrical/electronic engineering from Ronik polytechnic Lagos and my GP is 2.13, then I tried UNN this year but admission was not offered. So pls am confuse on what to do next year I.e the school I might apply.. PLEASE I NEED HELP....[color=#006600][/color]

living2013:
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Capslock01:
Cc: fynestboi, Lalasticlala

Emmanuel Adeyemi.
It is often said that 'if one wants to hide something from african, one should hide it inside a book' and statistic has shown it that less than sixty percentage of African read good books. I recognise, of course, that the above statement maybe true, but my problem is not whether african read books or the quality of books we read. My problem is, how our best brains are being exploited, contributing to our underdeveloped state and we never seem to notice. I recognise that we have leadership problem and Rome is not build in a day but if we take pragmatics approach toward solving our problems and ensuring that all hands are on deck, I am sure we will attain the peak of development. Before I proceed, I'll like to share an example of how one of our best brains sent abroad by Sokoto state government was exploited.

"Jelani Aliyu, an indigene of Sokoto State in northern Nigeria who is a leading automobile designer in America today. Aliyu’s story illustrates the problem with educational systems that focus more on theory than practical, more on quantity of schooling than quality of schooling; more on non cognitive skills than cognitive skills. Upon completing secondary school, Aliyu enrolled at the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, to study for a degree in architecture. However, he was frustrated by the pedantic, Ivory Towerian intellection of the programme at ABU which focused more on theory. Aliyu dropped out and enrolled at the Birni Kebbi Polytechnic which offered more practical courses. He earned an Ordinary National Diploma in architecture in 1988 and was the overall best graduating student in the school. With a scholarship from the Sokoto State Government, he proceeded to Detroit in the Midwestern U.S. state of Michigan and enrolled for a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Transportation Design at the prestigious College for Creative Studies, one of the world’s 60 best design schools, according to the Bloomberg Business Week magazine. He graduated in 1994 and got hired by General Motors, the world’s second biggest car manufacturer and America’s biggest. In 2007, Aliyu designed the Chevrolet Volt described by General Motors as the future car and “American Revolution". Today, Aliyu is GM’s lead exterior designer at its Michigan headquarters. He has never returned to work in Nigeria since he was educated in the United States with Nigerian public funds"--- 'curled from globaleducationconference'

I've always thought that education or mass literacy is the only tool Africa needs to alter tangible change, economical and technological because we are normally look down upon in the international community due to the abject poverty and lack of effective leadership, without thinking about the exploitation of our people. However, it now appears to me that we have moved from the level of mass illiteracy to the point that we now need to be making a change by taking advantage of our best brains (educated mass) for an holistic reforms. Like 'globaleducationconference' has highlighted that growth of any society is largely dependent on the capacity of its human resources to confront challenges and find solutions that are useful and familiar to the society. For Africa to achieve any meaningful development over the next few years, individual countries must begin to develop well thought out policies that will ensure not just mass literacy but also a full utilisation of the educated mass for economic and social growth.

www.edufrisk..co.ke/2016/03/exploitation-of-african-literate-and.html?m=1

Karleb:
Nice tips.

I could remember when I wanted to get my laptop, unlike android I knew nothing about Windows OS but I kept screaming "4Gb RAM, 500GB storage and Windows 8" and I got it, the only bad about the Laptop is just the Camera.

One tip though, go with extra cash.

talabitola:
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LARRYDKING:


U just nailed it, u have the requirement. I hope u got it at a sitting? yeah, there is a very great preference for yabatech ND holder, infact, across many dept in the last admission, only one candidate was from another school while other were yabatech. I am frm fpi while the other 3 guys were frm yabatech. In mech, my friend frm fpi was the only guy frm another institution, the rest were yabatech graduates. However, since there is a possibility I got in, then you can get in too.

I've seen students from mapoly. I was offered elect elect engineering. Gp matters too, ur gp must be high to have an edge. what did u finish with?

unilag does not conduct exams. If u have remarkable grades at O'level, choose U.I but if u have Cs, UNILAG is ur best option. O'level is not a criterion here.

LARRYDKING:


That was what I did and I'm in now. For others reading this, if u finished with distinction from the school of engineering and environmental alike unilag is the best option if and only if u have further math( for engineering ). I don't think there is any special O/level requirement for environmental.

saibinc:

You can simply visit a store to buy the complete casing. Maybe you don't want to buy complete casing just because of the keypad. I'd that it?