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Rajisco:
Hello guys I've finally been admitted to Unilag MBBS.

I really remember coming to naira land to come and seek for information.

Congratulations my Chief

James150:
Why Path and Pham just hard like this ahhh

Pele my dear
This too will pass! Endure🤝

NL1960:
Good Morning Medics.

I got the following list of books from my child rounding up 100lvl in Medical school and about to enter 200lvl. I need your opinions on them if it is compulsory to buy all immediately.
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In my opinion, it's not compulsory to purchase all textbooks listed immediately or at a later stage. Instead, it is advisable for him to consult with senior medicos or academic advisors within his institution to determine the most essential resources.

Here is a template sha;

Anatomy:
Primary: Keith Moore's Clinically Oriented Anatomy (9th edition) and Frank Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy
Secondary: Questions and Answers on Anatomy by Gbemisola and Vishram Anatomy

Physiology:
Primary: Ganong Physiology or Guyton and Hall Physiology
Secondary: Costanzo Physiology or Oyebola Physiology

Biochemistry:
Primary: Vasudevan Biochemistry
Secondary: Satyanarayana Biochemistry

Histology:
Junquerai Histology

Embryology:
Primary: Developing Human by Keith Moore
Secondary: Sadler's Embryology

Neuroanatomy:
Neuroanatomy by Indebir Singh

Dissection Kit


Please note that soft copies of some of these textbooks may be available online, offering a more economical alternative.

Please I need link for Gcam on Redmi A2+

PharmD911:
Finally, I have been admitted!! UI MBBS!! Thanks to God and everyone here.

Congrats sir. See you in UI 🙌

Finally, I've been admitted 🤓 UI, MBBS. Glory be to God

ARCHEMEDESME:
Hi guys , I have been admitted to study Medicine and Surgery

Congratulations sir 🙌

PharmD911:
Any UI mbbs aspirant here?

Hello

HumanCalc:
Now I remember
Zeeknow3245
Big man

lol

Leonardoshawn3:
hello dave, i don't think you'd remember me but anyway, hope you've finally gotten admission into the medicine program?

Yeah, I can't remember lol sorry sir

Negative!!! and I'm not giving up.

Emma2Seconds:
COMRADE please do you know any state or federal university one can study pharmacy with 247 UTME score??

OOU is feasible but their fees...

Alexaonfleek:
For medicine...just prepare ur mind towards 200k per session for tuition and levies.

Ok, thank you ma

Alexaonfleek:
by the grace of God I've gained admission to study medicine in aau.

Please, How much is AAU's fee? both tuition and other levies.

Lagusta:
e*dr*ol*g* @ gmail

sent you a mail sir. Thanks

Good day sir,
Please I need your email address. I have a few questions to ask concerning medical school.

Cc Lagusta

Is FUTA fully accredited for MBBS? Would you advise someone to try it?

NewSoul:
Nitroglycerine Davido2, eti sha na e Fe soro mo abi, e sorosoke joor

Sango has refused to Shana o lol. Agbo to tadi m'eyin agbara lolo muwa. We go dey alright las Las.

Nitroglycerine:
No be juju be that Nothing is impossible. Which school did you apply to boss?

Baba don vex na Max brutality

NewSoul:
UI cut off is 76.325 and UI for the first time has adopted catchment area.

Only 1 person from catchment

shege45:
I remember those days wey i sabi these things wella. Now IT don carry my head

Lol. It's a stepping stone to a bright future. Once we get there, we drop the miscellaneous to focus better. Nothing stays forever boss.

Vitamin17:
Guys I need quick method on how to solve this problem.. make una help me o

Nairaland has refused to upload my pic o.

Here is it;

Pb(NO3)2 + 2HCl --> PbCl2 + 2HNO3

PbCl2 = 207+35.5+35.5 = 277g
volume = 200/1000 = 0.2dm³

Mass conc. = mole × volume
Mass conc. = 0.1 × 0.2 = 0.02mol/dm³

From the equation,
1 mole of Pb(NO3)2 reacted with 2 moles of HCl

Therefore: 0.02 mole of Pb(NO3)2 will react with 0.04 mole of HCl


Since the number of mole of HCl to react completely with Pb(NO3)2 is less than the required, HCl is the limiting agent to determine the reaction.


2 moles of HCl gave 277g of PbCl2
0.02 moles will give Xg

Let's solve... X= 0.02 × 277/2
X = 5.54/2
PbCl2 = 2.77g

Damson22:
wow congrats, mine was 65+ Sha

though physiology.
can we chat on WhatsApp boss

Zero 8 one 64

Pls erase some digits in your next quote.

Damson22:
boss, you also did UI putme, nice meeting you bro. how is your aggregate sir

Nice meeting you too! My aggregate? It's a bit above 70

Zeeknow3245:
I never said it was easy. Just pointing at the fact that Jamb has watered things down. I read very hard for Post utme than I have ever done in my life. Just short of 300 by some marks. If I had read this hard for Post Utme then I would passed 300. Jamb doesn't even ask you tricky questions again. If you've solved Jamb from 1978-1997 and compare 2004-2020 you would understand that it has lost its value. My pain is that some people can't even reach 200. Our syllabus is a shame sef.

End time events

Lordsagna:
Boss how was UI mode of examination this year?... was it online or you went to their campus.... and do dey set wrong questions to regulate jamb score?

It was CBT done at Distance Learning Center in UI.

No, there were no wrong questions but there were lotta tricky options which require in-depth understanding and reasoning in order to arrive at the correct answer. Sometimes, all the options are correct/wrong but there's always one that is the most appropriate.

A quick review to the question I posted. PEPSIN hydrolyzes protein but there was nothing like that in the option. We have fat, lipid, sugar and Starch.

Fat digestion happens in the duodenum whereas PEPSIN is associated to stomach. Sugar is literally same as glucose. Thus, both lipid and sugar are end products which do not react further. we are left with Starch - a substrate. You grasp?

These people were once students. They know how we think. that's why whatever you get in physics calculations, it will be among the options. Only those who could think like a Professor survive.

venmotors:
Yesterday, Being 19th day of April 2021 I started my clinical class It was not easy but I thank God for the journey so far

Forward ever! Congrats

Zeeknow3245:
The highest score so far this year is 84. Anybody doesn't bag 80 and above in UI post utme. In Jamb 300 and above is not hard.
What's your course? MBBS?

Less than 40 scored above 80 this year compared to last session with over 250 candidates. 300 Jamb score is not hard? really? what's your score? if it's above 300, did you sleep all day to get that? Nonetheless, the max excitement we have after success covers the stress we had, which makes success seems easy.

ARCHEMEDESME:
Sadly no but I'm still hoping. I can't do 18 hours a day though. I still have to finish 10 university courses to finish in a month , it's very depressing.

Regardless of having to finish ten courses, I assume you understand the basics of the core subjects so 18 hours is not necessary since you aren't starting from scratch. Are you? Just keep updating yourself with the right information. Work on your weaknesses without neglecting the ones you know well - it might be illusion of competence.


I acknowledge your struggle boss... running a degree yet preparing for Jamb. Please, maintain quality health and mental well-being. May the grace of God find us!

Zeeknow3245:
Jamb questions are trash I can bet my balls. For those of us that wrote UI post utme we can relate.

Jamb isn't trash. They only refuse to change the pattern and I'm not surprise about the post utme at all. Any exam body who wouldn't like it's test to be called trash should apply UI's tactics. The top scorer in 2018 got 90 something, 2019 was 92. Imagine if the tradition of setting questions was static, and remember our preparation took almost one year. Common, someone will score 97. I believe UI was intentional about it to regulate the scores.

I was given this question;
PEPSIN hydrolyzes one of these
A. Fat
B. Sugar
C. Starch
D. Lipid
lol

I know of people that got 300,293, 270 that couldn't meet up to 50% agreed mark

It happens every year. Nothing special.

To those of you preparing for Jamb read hard for your English, It's a life saver. Why have you not questioned that from the inception of Jamb nobody has broken the 80 mark in English.
Read hard for Jamb, read harder for post utme.

Precious advice!