₦airaland Forum

cumz:
lolz. e go better make we gather talk sense into him

Hmm...you sure sey no be you so?

heykims:
I just finished this year, looking forward to starting my housejob soonest...

From which institution?

Dbrainiac1:
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/fg-bars-medical-graduates-from-nysc/225139/

teach me how to share link

[quote author=Drdonzeez post=39869124]Which school?and,what year did you graduate?

heykims:
Na so bro...

Which school?and,what year?

heykims:
They don't regret, they may lament though simply because they are not appreciated in this country. Go to d developed nations and see how doctors live, some consultants can even afford private jets.
I studied in Nigeria, spent 9 yrs in school without repeating a class. Yet with d situation of things in this country, if I were to start all over again, Id still go for medicine.

You mean you spent 9 years in medical school?

Drdonzeez:
Recently,mdcn has rejected the proposed BMAS for medical Education in Nigeria by NUC.screenshots below

cc:Lalasticlala, fynestboi

Recently,mdcn has rejected the proposed BMAS for medical Education in Nigeria by NUC.screenshots below

MDCN rejects NUC guidelines on minimum standards of medical Education in Nigeria.

Wisdomkosi:
. Thanks bro, I'm learning a skill, I will be 20 years next year. Just that, the institution I applied has disappointed me two times. I should have been in my second year by now.

Age is just a number,not a factor.A fulfilled life is the ultimate!

Wisdomkosi:
I'm not financially buoyant, so I can only further after getting NCE, get a job, that's teaching before furthering my education.

If you're really interested in university Education,I suggest you forfeit this admission and concentrate fully on next year's jamb.since,you're not financially ok,scholarships will be of immense help to you while in school.cheers!

Wisdomkosi:
The federal University I applied didn't offer me admission for the second time, I got 202 in my Jamb and 192 in their post utme, but no admission. Just this afternoon, I got a message that I have been given admission into one college of education in my area. I have been thinking about it, I don't know whether to register for another jamb or accept the admission. After I have gotten the NCE certificate, I will then enroll for direct entry into any University of my choice. I really need your advice my fellow nairalanders. I'm in my early 20s please. Seun, Lalasticlala, Ishilove,

NCE,DE ?I don't think it's seemingly possible.you may accept the admission and take jamb again while in sch,that's if you're financially buoyant.

cajole:
guyz d new jamb policy says any1 dat av bin matriculated cannot ryt jamb....

Source?

DTee03:
i dnt tink dis new policy is anything to stress abt... dat hw it don in oda countries and nw it will beta our chances of increasing d number of doctors dat we ll b producing due to the fact dat people wit degrees in health science coarses can join d train and bcom doctors...

You could have done better than this bro,hope you understand?Unfortunately, this policy won't change anything. It's a waste of time and resources

adeh39:
Before nko?
I can't marry a dwarf cos of his money

*yimu*

Greatest Uniben!

Toluene15:
GTBank
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pls,How do I link my BVN with my first bank account?

Dbrainiac1:
They will continue with the old normal system. The new policy is for those that will be admitted next year i.e 2016/2017 session.

This policy is still subjected to further scrutiny and debate because respective medical schools involved may choose to adhere to either of these three conditions state which are:1)a 7 year MBBS/BDS programmes which will lead to the award of two degrees: bsc basic medical sciences +MBBS and Bachelor of Dental sciences+BDS respectively..I still wonder how this is going to affect the qualities of the holders..To me,A waste of time,resources e.t.c.2) respective schools involved may choose to continue with the six year programme at their own discretion...SEE CONFUSION

The fact is Everyone is confused here including the NUC/MDCN

Profcamsey:
yes. I have answered that before

OK..That means they are graduating with two degrees after 7 years...but how does this affect the quality of these graduates?

Profcamsey:
medicine

The question is,Are students still going to be admitted into medicine and Dentistry as from next session?

Dbrainiac1:
You will be admitted by DE if you are a qualified graduate of Nursing, Pharmacology, Physiotherapy, Image Science, Paramedics, Anatomy, Biochemistry and pharmacy...for a four year course leading to MBBS/BDS(dats for DE). But if u r starting from d core through UTME, u have to a basic medical science course either Anatomy, Biochemistry or Physiology for 3 years, in wic u will be awarded a B. Med. Science or B. Dental science... after then if u meet d certain requirements u will be admitted for a four year course leading to the award of MBBS or BDS

Isn't it similar to writing 1st mb exam in which successful candidates will proceed to clinical postings?maybe,they wanted clinical years to be spent a minimum of 4 years..because,from what I read,it seems they are not admitting as from next year into MBBS/BDS but rather,into anatomy,physiology e.t.c

simba1:
IS THAT HOW U UNDERSTOOD UR OWN? SMH

pls explain better

Dbrainiac1:
You will be admitted by DE if you are a qualified graduate of Nursing, Pharmacology, Physiotherapy, Image Science, Paramedics, Anatomy, Biochemistry and pharmacy...for a four year course leading to MBBS/BDS(dats for DE). But if u r starting from d core through UTME, u have to a basic medical science course either Anatomy, Biochemistry or Physiology for 3 years, in wic u will be awarded a B. Med. Science or B. Dental science... after then if u meet d certain requirements u will be admitted for a four year course leading to the award of MBBS or BDS

but Anatomy,physiology n biochem last for four years?

simba1:
Bro read well. There are gonna be admitted as MEDSURG, but options in ANAT, PHYSIO OR BIOCHEM, just like SCIENCE LAB. TECH. IN POLY

hmm..sign of releif

Dbrainiac1:
Yes.

That means no more admission into medical schools as from next year?

teebaxy:
been in uniben is not synonymous to poverty and I never mention such, I respect peoples choice. You should be d one to ask for common Sense bcs its apparent u lack one.

This one is suffering from megalomania,He needs to see a specialist.

Drguzzykola:
, hmmm, Hope they will amend the salary scale o,

The field of medicine is all about humanitarian services to the populace..Anyways, the salary scale and Grade level may increase

bushdoc9919:
Not only UNIBEN....and the reason is simple.

While the rest of you university students have to face ASUU strike alone....we have ASUU strike, Doctors strike, JOHESU strike etc....in the hospitals...where our clinical training takes place.And that delays students.

I myself spent an extra year at my school.....because of hospital union strikes....including one that happened the year I gained admission!

IIs Dentistry affected?

obynaDmob:
UNIBEN medicine is really funny..i read a 6year course (9months strike inclusive) and i graduated the same period with medical students that got admission 2 years before i did

pharmacy right?

Is Dentistry affected?

tnenge:
The benue state makurdi has finally graduated its first set of medical students after 12years. below are the pics of the event at lush ventures makurdi.
pics of the events in a short while.
cc. lalastilala

FTC,congratulations!!