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Doneze:
Good evening, had a first degree in Optometry applying for D.E UI Medicine. Do they write post D.E exam?

I don't think so

horpeyemmi66:
As AnEsThAsiA has rightly stated, one simply cannot cross in between two professional courses. If you get in for Medicine, you'd stick to it till the very end. This same thing applies to Dentistry, Nursing, Pharmacy(although in a different Faculty) and Physiotherapy.

Now, again, you can cross from Physiology, especially, to Medicine...closest dude to Medicine. Physiology can also cross to Physiotherapy, Nursing and Medical Laboratory Science. Biochemistry has an upper hand at crossing to Pharmacy due to a similarity in the courses offered in 100L(although they cross to Medicine too). They, in most instances have to get their HOD to let them go, the man doesn't always feel obliged to let them go.

For Physiology to cross to Medicine or Dentistry, they don't have to add any other courses to what they'd be registering for the session. As the only courses which differ in what Medicine and Physiology guys do in 100L is Botany.

If one is looking to cross from Physiology to Physiotherapy(most stressful course in the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan), then they'd have to add courses like Statistics and Sociology when registering.

If one is looking to cross from Physiology to Pharmacy, then they'd have to add Mathematics to the courses they'd be registering for the session.

If one is looking to cross from Physiology to Medical Laboratory Science, then one has to add Mathematics as well.

If one is looking to cross from Physiology to Nursing, then one has to add Sociology to the courses they'd be registering for the session.

*All interdepartmental crosses have to be done on transit to 200L, beyond which the only things that may apply are deferrment(not beyond a session), withdrawal and voluntary withdrawal inter alia.

*Crossing from medical Laboratory Science to Physiology and vice versa is very possible.

*University of Ibadan doesn't give a Bachelor's degree in Human Anatomy, hence its absence in the above discourse. (Postgraduate Studies are however available)

*University of Ibadan doesn't give a Bachelor's degree in Pharmacology, hence its absence in the above discourse. (Postgraduate studies are however available)

*Crossing depends largely on general performance and a post determined crossing CGPA.

Disclaimer: All of the claims above are subject to change or could have changed as at the time of writing this post. Kindly find out through and through.

Thanks very much for this.

horpeyemmi66:
Well, if it had been the University of Ibadan, I'd have known what to tell you...why do you want to cross anyways?

What are the steps one must take to cross frm BDS to MBBS in UI?

uvalentine2003:
Thanks i choose uniabuja and bsu dats why am asking

Ok....Uniabuja have partial accreditation for mbbs

OwoukoUrua:
you still gotta study hard

You quote the wrong person.

uvalentine2003:
pls what is the cutoff mark of medicine and surgery in benue state univarsity

I don't think state universities used to make their departmental cut off marks known to the public...... And besides, why don't you want to study medicine and surgery in a federal university? Most federal universities are accredited for mbbs by mdcn.... If you are afraid of not meeting cut off mark, you can try northern federal universities or state universities that are accredited for mbbs....#my opinion tho

Probity567:
That number 3 answer is D because carbon iv sulphide is a solvent for sulphur while ethanol is a solvent for iodine , that is while we have a tincture of iodine

Which question?

coolxpaul:
Ok

Add me to the group pls 08102821418.......pls strike out my number before quoting me.

Moutine:
Hello everybody, jamb is at the corner, admission processing will start soonest ,The admission list for 2018/2019, academic session admission is already out and most of the list had been released. it will be of a upmost measure to start preparing urself adequately and effectively if you don't want to forfeit the next year admission .
The thread is mainly for Oau 2019/2020 aspirants .it will be a very active thread, all kinds of questions and complaints are welcome, so I encourage all Oau students to participate adequately to ensure minimal dispersal of information and knowledge ,aspirants, staylitte n newly admitted contribution is validly needed here..

A whatsapp group had been opened for all Oau medical students(staylite ,newly admitted n aspirants)


Drop ur number to join..

You are all welcome once again..

Please add me

What criteria do Uniport use in giving admission?
How many questions are set in its post utme and what is the time duration and total mark awarded for it?
What score must someone aim for in jamb to be given Medicine and Surgery in Uniport?

MrEDUCATION:
Quick hot Revision Tips in PHYSICS.


# Power is measured in Watts in the laboratory but it is measured in Horsepower in the industry. One Horsepower equals 0.746 Kilowatts.


# An hectare is the unit for measuring an area of land. One hectare equals 10000square meters.


# The reading accuracy of a metre rule is 1mm or 0.1 cm. The reading accuracy of Vernier callipers is 0.01cm.Micrometer Screw Gauge has its reading accuracy as 0.001cm.


# Mass is measured with a beam balance or a chemical balance while weight is measured with a spring balance.


# In calculating relative motion, if the two bodies in consideration are moving in the same direction, you SUBTRACT their velocities, but if they are moving in opposite directions, you ADD their velocities.


# LAWS OF FRICTION.
> Friction opposes motion.
> Friction is directly proportional to reaction force or normal reaction.
> Friction is independent on the surface area in contact.
> It is dependent on the nature of the surfaces in contact (i.e. whether rough or smooth)
> Friction is independent of the magnitude of relative motion between the two surfaces.


# IN CIRCULAR MOTION
> Angular displacement,(theta) = 2π x n(number of revolutions)
> Linear displacement, S = (theta) x r (distance traveled from one position to another in the circular path)
> Angular speed/velocity(W) = angular displacement (theta) over time taken.
> Linear velocity = Linear displacement (S) over time taken.
> Angular acceleration = angular velocity over time taken.


# Centripetal Force = mv²/r = mw²r.


# Centrifugal Force is the opposite of centripetal force.


# Work = Force x Displacement = mass x height x acceleration due to gravity.


# Energy is the capacity or ability to do work.


# Potential Energy = mgh.


# Kinetic Energy = ½mv².


# Area expansivity = 2 x Linear expansivity.


# Volume expansivity = 3 x Linear expansivity.


# The real (or absolute) cubic expansivity of a liquid is the increase in volume per unit volume per degree rise in temperature WHILE The apparent cubic expansivity of a liquid is the increase in volume per unit volume per degree rise in temperature WHEN THE LIQUID IS HEATED IN AN EXPANSIBLE VESSEL.


# Most liquids expand when heated and contract when cooled. Water is an exception because it contracts on cooling from any temperature until at 4°C when it starts to expand if cooled below this temperature. Thus, water expands(rather than contract) when cooled from 4°C to 0°C. Hence, a given mass of water has its least volume (and therefore its highest density) at 4°C. This is known as the anomalous expansion of water which can be verified using the Hope’s experiment.


# Radiation can be detected by a radiometer or a thermopile.


# A black material or surface is both a better radiator and absorber of heat than a polished surface.


# The three modes of heat transfer are brought into good application in the Thermos flask. It has a double-walled glass vessel with a vacuum between the walls. The vacuum reduces heat lost or gain by conduction or convection. The double walls of the glass vessel are silvered on the vacuum side to minimize the loss or gain of radiant heat. The bottom of the flask rests on a cork support and the mouth of the flask is also closed by a cork stopper which is a poor conductor hence reducing heat loss or gain by conduction, evaporation and convection if the flask contains hot liquid.



TO BE CONTINUED…

Thanks very much. God bless you. Thanks for always helping we the aspirants

Orezy5:
Checked All Correct

Ok

Orezy5:
PHYSICS

Corrections will be posted by 6pm tomorrow.


1. A convex mirror produces an image Which is one quarter the size of an object placed in front of it. If the radius of curvature of the mirror is 32cm, calculate the distance between the object and its image.

2. An object is located at a distance of 20cm from a concave mirror of radius of curvature 30cm. Calculate the distance between the object and its image.

3. For an object placed 6cm from a diverging lens of focal length 18cm, the image is ____

A. 4.5cm behind The lens
B. 4.5cm in front of the lens
C. 9cm in front of the lens
D. 9cm behind the lens


4. Determine the power of a concave lens with focal length 25cm.

1. 60cm
2. 80cm
3. C
4. 4 Dioptres

Orezy5:
PHYSICS

Corrections will be posted by 6pm tomorrow.


1. A convex mirror produces an image Which is one quarter the size of an object placed in front of it. If the radius of curvature of the mirror is 32cm, calculate the distance between the object and its image.

2. An object is located at a distance of 20cm from a concave mirror of radius of curvature 30cm. Calculate the distance between the object and its image.

3. For an object placed 6cm from a diverging lens of focal length 18cm, the image is ____

A. 4.5cm behind The lens
B. 4.5cm in front of the lens
C. 9cm in front of the lens
D. 9cm behind the lens


4. Determine the power of a concave lens with focal length 25cm.

Check my answer to the questions you posted before

MrEDUCATION:
300+ RECORD BREAKERS in JAMB Series.

Quick hot Revision Qestions in BIOLOGY.

Ten questions to be answered in 15 minutes!

The CORRECT ANSWERS with their EXPLANATIONS will be released in 24 hours!


1 : The smallest living organisms which share the characteristics of both living and non living matter are ________?
A ) Bacteria.
B ) Fungi.
C ) Virus.
D ) Protozoa.


2 : The cell of an onion bulb can be differentiated from a cheek cell by the presence of _______?
A ) Plasmalemma.
B ) Chloroplast.
C ) Cell wall.
D ) Nucleus.


3 : In a cell, the genes are carried by _______?
A ) Nuclear membrane.
B ) Lysosomes.
C ) Chromatin threads.
D ) Mitochondria.


4 : The membrane surrounding the vacuole in a plant cell is called the _____?
A ) Plasmalemma.
B ) Tonoplast.
C ) Nuclear membrane.
D ) Endoplasmic reticulum.


5 : A group of similar cells performing the same function is _______?
A ) an organ.
B ) a tissue.
C ) a system .
D ) an organelle.
E ) an enzyme.


6 : An amoeba and an unlaid chicken egg are _______?
A ) Animal tissues.
B ) Organelles.
C ) Single cells.
D ) Organisms.


7 : The rods in the retina of the eye are examples of _______?
A ) Organs.
B ) Cells.
C ) Tissues.
D ) Systems.


8 : What is the level of organisation of an onion bulb _______?
A ) Tissue.
B ) Organ.
C ) Systemic.
D ) Organism.


9 : Which of the following does a virus have in common with animal cells____?
A ) Nucleus.
B ) DNA.
C ) Glycogen.
D ) Cytoplasm.


10 : The pioneer organisms in an ecological succession are usually the ______?
A ) Lichens.
B ) Algae.
C ) Ferns.
D ) Mosses.

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Itzneowizy:
Haven't gotten time to look at the rest..but i doubt ur number one ansa

What do you think is the correct answer?


Try and answer the questions

afoobabs:
that shouldnt be candidate's head
it same for every one

ok

afoobabs:
clear the number now

Ok

afoobabs:
No.
after registration candidate can login anytime, anyday and anywhere

if you are in whatsapp kindly drop ur number may be i can help you out

below is the screen shot of candidate's profile as at today 27th February, 2019

But the screenshot is showing 2018 instead of 2019

afoobabs:
No.
after registration candidate can login anytime, anyday and anywhere

if you are in whatsapp kindly drop ur number may be i can help you out

below is the screen shot of candidate's profile as at today 27th February, 2019

If you have seen this notify and make sure you edit your post before quoting.
Thanks in anticipation

MrEDUCATION:
The CORRECT ANSWERS with their EXPLANATIONS.

Thanks a lot!

dolapo74:
I suggest that you go to cbt center.
they should know better.

I have gone to the cbt centre. They said I can't access my jamb profile through my phone now that I will be able to access it during reprinting of exam slip.
Could this be true ??
Does it occur to other candidates too??

DrBESTJC:
Quick Revision Tips in CHEMISTRY

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY


# This is the study of compounds of carbon occurring naturally,--excluding the oxides of carbon and trioxocarbonate(IV) compounds, which are classified as inorganic compounds.

# Catenation is the ability of carbon to form single, double and triple covalent bonds between its own atoms.

# Isomerism is the existence of two or more compounds (known as isomers ) with the same molecular formula but different molecular structures.

# Organic compounds are divided into Hydrocarbons and Non-Hydrocarbons .

# Hydrocarbons contain carbon and hydrogen only. They are further divided into Aliphatic(acyclic and cyclic) and Aromatic compounds.

# Non-Hydrocarbons are derived from the corresponding hydrocarbons by replacing one or more hydrogen atoms with atoms of the halogens(Cl,F,Br, and I) or groups of atoms such as -OH, -CO₂H, -NH₂ and -CN. These groups are called heteroatoms . A heteroatom is an atom or groups of atoms other than carbon and hydrogen.
Non-hydrocarbons can be acidic, basic or neutral .

# Alkanes also known as the paraffins hybridise to give SP³ hybrid orbitals

# Alkenes also known as the Olefins hybridise to give SP² hybrid orbitals

# Alkynes also traditionally known as acetylenes hybridise to give SP hybrid orbitals.

# A homologous series is a family of organic compounds which follows a regular structural pattern in which each successive member differs in its molecular formula by a -CH[b]2[/b] - group or in its relative molecular mass by 14 units.
Members of a homologous series have a General Molecular Formula . The Physical Properties of the members change gradually as the number ot carbon atoms per molecule increases. Members of a homologous series show similar chemical properties and they have general methods of preparation.

# Alkyl groups are derived from the alkanes by the loss of a hydrogen atom.It can be represented by the symbol R.

# A Functional group is an atom,a radical(group of atoms) or a bond common to a homologous series, and which determines the main chemical properties of the series.

# The functional group determines the basic chemistry of a compound, while the alkyl group affects the physical properties of a compound.


To be continued...

M
Thanks. More of this

afoobabs:
did you insert the email in the second field.

there are two fields.

login as candidate field and login as cbt center field

input your email on both fields then login as candidate

if you leave the second field unfilled it will not login

Please post the link here or probably show the fields for email in which one is for candidate and the other for cbt center.

Sofia01:
4. The first forms of life on Earth were ________. a. plants b. microorganisms c. birds d. dinosaurs
5. A suggested and testable explanation for an event is called a ________. a. hypothesis b. variable c. theory d. control
6. Which of the following sciences is not considered a natural science? a. biology b. astronomy c. physics d. computer science
7. The type of logical thinking that uses related observations to arrive at a general conclusion is called ________. a. deductive reasoning b. the scientific method c. hypothesis-based science d. inductive reasoning
8. The process of ________ helps to ensure that a scientist’s research is original, significant, logical, and thorough. a. publication b. public speaking c. peer review d. the scientific method
9. A person notices that her houseplants that are regularly exposed to music seem to grow more quickly than those in rooms with no music. As a result, she determines that plants grow better when exposed to music. This example most closely resembles which type of reasoning? a. inductive reasoning b. deductive reasoning c. neither, because no hypothesis was made d. both inductive and deductive reasoning
10. The smallest unit of biological structure that meets the functional requirements of “living” is the ________. a. organ b. organelle c. cell d. macromolecule
11. Viruses are not considered living because they ________. a. are not made of cells b. lack cell nuclei c. do not contain DNA or RNA d. cannot reproduce
12. The presence of a membrane-enclosed nucleus is a characteristic of ________. a. prokaryotic cells b. eukaryotic cells c. living organisms d. bacteria
13. A group of individuals of the same species living in the same area is called a(n) ________. a. family b. community c. population d. ecosystem
14. Which of the following sequences represents the hierarchy of biological organization from the most inclusive to the least complex level? a. organelle, tissue, biosphere, ecosystem, population b. organism, organ, tissue, organelle, molecule c. organism, community, biosphere, molecule, tissue, organ d. biosphere, ecosystem, community, population, organism
15. Where in a phylogenetic tree would you expect to find the organism that had evolved most recently? a. at the base b. within the branches c. at the nodes d. at the branch tips

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Sofia01:
4. The first forms of life on Earth were ________. a. plants b. microorganisms c. birds d. dinosaurs
5. A suggested and testable explanation for an event is called a ________. a. hypothesis b. variable c. theory d. control
6. Which of the following sciences is not considered a natural science? a. biology b. astronomy c. physics d. computer science
7. The type of logical thinking that uses related observations to arrive at a general conclusion is called ________. a. deductive reasoning b. the scientific method c. hypothesis-based science d. inductive reasoning
8. The process of ________ helps to ensure that a scientist’s research is original, significant, logical, and thorough. a. publication b. public speaking c. peer review d. the scientific method
9. A person notices that her houseplants that are regularly exposed to music seem to grow more quickly than those in rooms with no music. As a result, she determines that plants grow better when exposed to music. This example most closely resembles which type of reasoning? a. inductive reasoning b. deductive reasoning c. neither, because no hypothesis was made d. both inductive and deductive reasoning
10. The smallest unit of biological structure that meets the functional requirements of “living” is the ________. a. organ b. organelle c. cell d. macromolecule
11. Viruses are not considered living because they ________. a. are not made of cells b. lack cell nuclei c. do not contain DNA or RNA d. cannot reproduce
12. The presence of a membrane-enclosed nucleus is a characteristic of ________. a. prokaryotic cells b. eukaryotic cells c. living organisms d. bacteria
13. A group of individuals of the same species living in the same area is called a(n) ________. a. family b. community c. population d. ecosystem
14. Which of the following sequences represents the hierarchy of biological organization from the most inclusive to the least complex level? a. organelle, tissue, biosphere, ecosystem, population b. organism, organ, tissue, organelle, molecule c. organism, community, biosphere, molecule, tissue, organ d. biosphere, ecosystem, community, population, organism
15. Where in a phylogenetic tree would you expect to find the organism that had evolved most recently? a. at the base b. within the branches c. at the nodes d. at the branch tips

Are these O level biology questions?

Orezy5:
PHYSICS


Use the diagram below to answer the following questions:

1. If the frequency of waveform A is 60Hz, calculate the period of waveform B.

2. What is the number of type B waves passing a given point in the medium in 5s?


3. If the speed of the waves is 5m/s, calculate in centimetres the distance between two successive particles of waveform A which are exactly in phase.


...

1. 0.025s

2. 200

3. 0.0833m or 8.33cm

afoobabs:
it has been updated.
may be you should copy the password direct from gmail and paste in the password field.

if this doesnt work out, kindly visit the nearest cbt centre

Ok I'll check it out.
Thanks for the input so far.
I really appreciate it.

RectusAbdominis:
BREAKING: Dr. Lomaxx is married!

When was that??

RectusAbdominis:
BREAKING:
Dr. Lomaxx is married!

Wow!! Can't believe this! Happy married life to the medical phenomenon Dr Lomalxx

afoobabs:
did you insert the email in the second field.

there are two fields.

login as candidate field and login as cbt center field

input your email on both fields then login as candidate

if you leave the second field unfilled it will not login

I don't understand this. Are there two fields which I must input email?

It is through www.jamb.org.ng/efacility I input my email and I saw only one field for email and the other field for password.

DrBESTJC:
Hello friends, My bosses and staunch UI aspirants here, I greet you all...

You guys are really doing a great job here!.... Kudos to all!...I salute afoobabs for this wonderful initiative...

I'm sorry that I couldn't start earlier with you ,.. I had been soooooo busy....

One of the greatest code of conduct for UI students and aspirants is Generosity and Love for one another.


I have met great men and women on this platform and they have really influenced my life positively.

I will not fail to contribute the little I can to ensure that ALL SERIOUS ASPIRANTS here gets nothing less than 300+ in JAMB 2019 and at least 70+ in the forthcoming UI PostUTME!

It is easier than you think!... Believe me!


I rose from 215 in JAMB 2017 to 303 in 2018.I once scored 53 in UI POSTUTME but I came back stronger hitting a score of 74 in the same UI.


The above scores are enough to get you admission in many courses in UI....except the very competitive ones like medicine where you need to score like 305-320 and 77-85 in UI POSTUTME to get admitted going by last years' cut off mark for medicine which is 76.5 .
Mind you ,the cutoff marks vary every year depending on students performance. It can be as low as 71 or as high as 80 for medicine.


I was able to blast jamb and UI PostUTME after many failures when
1 : I changed my mindset
2 : I bought better textbooks
3 : I also got a good teacher though only in chemistry and physics.
4 : I studied not less than 8 hours everyday.
5 : Very importantly, I prayed to my God.

I recommend these textbooks for Jamb students and UI aspirants here because I used them and they helped me.

ENGLISH
Invisible Teacher by Dele Ashade
A-Z of Jamb's Use of English by Dele Ashade

PHYSICS
Lamlad's Physics by O. AJAJA & H. B. OLANIYI.
New School Physics by M. W. ANYAKOHA, Ph D

CHEMISTRY
New School Chemistry by Osei Yaw Ababio.
Lamlad's Chemistry by F. O. AYINDE & F. O. I ASUBIOJO.
Understanding Chemistry by Godwin O. Ojokuku.

BIOLOGY
Explicit Biology by O. J. OLAOYE
Idodo Ume College Biology.
Modern Biology.

Also, do not underrate your JAMB PAST QUESTIONS.It is like a prophesy into the main exam! ... Solve at least one year each day until you can get at least 47/50 in each subject!

By tomorrow, we will start serious brainstorming !...If you are with me, indicate via the like button!



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Thank you very much. God bless you. I wish to learn more from you guys about UI.