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Eben331:
Hearty congratulations to you.
Welcome to the fold.

Lolabam:
Congratulations boss

EINSTEINUCHE:
Bosses don dey leave we aspirants go oh chai
Anyways congratulations boss

Fafesot:
Congratulations Dr

TONYE001:
This is lovely!

Congratulations, doctor. So happy for you.

God that has thought it wise to bless you this way will empower you with all you need to scale through the training.

My best wishes are to you and all your colleagues.

God bless you!

Miracood2:
Congratulations. When will you start?

Is ur sch under ASUU.

Miracood2:
U don't need to study medicine If u're already in a medical course. This MBBS obsession is getting out of hand.

And it's very difficult to cross to MBBS from other depts, regardless of your CGPA.

DanIduh06:
They might depend on the FMC in the state.

Dvd4:
E be like say you no truly understand the whole ACCREDITATION ISH.

The matter na to graduate them.

Currently, RSU is still partially accredited. Even at that though. Let's wait till the first set are graduated. Though, I hope things turn out good.

MrEgghead:
You think it's that easy. Every medical school in Nigeria usually passes through the phase of accredition hitches, it's almost an unwritten rule. Even the first set at UI finished their MBBS degrees in London. UNIBEN and IFE finished theirs somewhere else and that privilege is no longer available. The aspirants should just be aware of all these in order to make wise decisions. If they think they can bear the risk of facing accreditation problems and probably spending up to 9-10 yrs, then that's good them. It's the just info and expectations that are important.

MrEgghead:
You think it's that easy. Every medical school in Nigeria usually passes through the phase of accredition hitches, it's almost an unwritten rule. Even the first set at UI finished their MBBS degrees in London. UNIBEN and IFE finished theirs somewhere else and that privilege is no longer available. The aspirants should just be aware of all these in order to make wise decisions. If they think they can bear the risk of facing accreditation problems and probably spending up to 9-10 yrs, then that's good them. It's the just info and expectations that are important.

spiritualmubi:
thanks bro, which uni is NDU? and are these the only universities that accept?

spiritualmubi:
Amen boss, thanks.
Like which schools accept Botany for D.E into medicine?

Ruggedfighter:
They've stopped that, they no longer admit recklessly.

Ruggedfighter:
339.6 should guarantee you a spot in UNN medicine, all things being equal. My advice is that, change your institution there as you have no guarantee in UI whatsoever. As for insecurities, as far as I'm concerned, nowhere in this country is safe, so that shouldn't be an issue. Na God dey protect all of us. Do what you have to do, medicine is medicine everywhere, UNN is even a good school too.

spiritualmubi:
Boss, what do you suggest I do to get rid of brain fog, considering the fact that I might sit for Jamb and to be able to also graduate with good grades. I have difficulty concentrating while reading and also retention problem, It could be due to the prescribed medication I am on. My doctors suggest I should excercise what do you suggest Boss? And do you think I can cope with the Jamb and putme preps?
PS: I was diagnosed to have schizophrenia when I was 18.

spiritualmubi:
Hello good day Docs. I really need your advice on this. I will be starting 300 level next year January in my Botany program, but I have this passion to sit for jamb again and go for medicine. I was recently advised to complete this current degree of mine but due to me not loving this course and also the notion that when you want something so bad you should go for it at the moment,what do you guys think?
PS: I will be 27 next year, I have spent 5 years already due to a reoccurring illness of mine which made me to defer a semester, and also due to the strike and covid
2. I have financial issues at the moment, as I don't have a source of income.
Guys to be frank I really need advice on what should be my next line of action. Cause I always tell my self to focus on my current program but always finding my self wanting to go for medicine again.

Ruggedfighter:
259 is quite low for Uniport medicine though but it's still possible if you can score very well in the post utme, since Uniport is always quite considerate with their cut off. Your aim should be nothing less than 300, even more as this case may be, I think it's possible too. Just know your stuffs very well and revise jamb past questions thoroughly. All the best.

NL1960:
Children of some family friends that recently entered some private universities are just discovering some other fees that they have to pay.

NL1960:
On their website, it is:

FEES SCHEDULE ACCORDING TO DEPARTMENTS EFFECTIVE FROM 2022/2023 ACADEMIC SESSION (HOSTEL FEES INCLUDED)

MEDICINE AND SURGERY


First Semester - 1,175,000.00

Second Semester - 825,000.00

Total - 2 MILLION

Where did you get your 1.5m from?.

SF123:
Please someone should suggest any cheap and affordable private universities to study medicine and surgery within Nigeria

TONYE001:
Thank you very much, sir. God bless you.

TONYE001:
Hello doc, good evening.

1. Combining studies and making money is a matter of choice. We all have our priorities, and this doesn't make anyone a bad student. Our situations are different, Mr. A's need for money may be more pressing than Mr. B's. If Mr. A decides to nas (as we call it here) some lectures to get some money, this doesn't make him a bad student. Time is limited; we only have 24 hours. I can't have extra hours, so I try to manage it without significantly compromising anything. Sometimes, I do the two at the same time (school + hustle). Other times, I dump one, and do the other and face whatever consequence that comes. I once told a senior resident that I couldn't attend clinical activities because I had a deadline I needed to beat. See?

2. Freelancing. I freelance. I write for clients, and I get paid for it.

3. Skills? Uhmmm..guess in my case, that'd be being a better writer than I was yesterday.

4. People do all kinds of things for money these days. There are lots and lots of freelance opportunities: content writing, search engine evaluation, web designing, etc. Basically, these are remote jobs you can do while schooling.

Thank you very much, chief, for finding time to read Pouvoir. I hope I've satisfactorily answered your questions.

Lordsagna:
Good afternoon here, please my elder cousin who's 25 wants to go back to medical school but everyone In the family is against it even me because of the strike and everything going on. Is it worth it go back to back to med school at that age with the inconsistency in the education sector?

Spencerchiboy:
Yes, I did. But my caps is still not admitted. Will they still release more names for medicine

Spencerchiboy:
Good evening, please is it true that ebsu has started giving admissions on jamb caps

Derasab:
Madonna University campus in Anambra State doesn't offer medicine. It's their campus is Elele, River state that does.

Derasab:
Madonna university fees for mbbs is 1.5m. It's on their website

Harpyeagle:
Hello people. Good evening. My younger bro is applied for medicine at uniabuja (he changed institution today) . Pls i don't know if there's a subforum here on Nairaland for uni Abuja medical aspirants or if there's anyone on a whatsapp group chat pls help me with a link

SF123:
Greetings the honourable members of this forum, please what is the school fees/cost of studying medicine and surgery at Madonna University in Anambra state and Igbinedum Private University in Edo state.
How good is this private institution is; in terms of studying medicine and surgery?

LalastiklaIa:
UI - if you can score 85 of the 100 questions

Uniport- if you don't mind the 4 core subject and some mathematics in post utme score is over 400. If you get 280+ in think you are good to go

Unical- same as uniport. But I will rate uniport transparency above unical though.
Choice is yours. I wish you well this time around