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dunsin125:
Go and confirm, then we can talk bro.

Troubledmind:
Both

Troubledmind:
I want to know the registration date too.

dunsin125:
Ebsu is 221k......anambra is 420k.

dunsin125:
200-300k for fresh students I think.

amjustme2:
How many candidates do you have, and what is your location?

illicit:
in which particular state. I have to know this before I can tell you the cost I am an education consultant. you can reach me on 0 7 0 6 4 5 5 0 3 5 8

amjustme2:
If I know your specific need I might make a recommendation.

Chibossboi:
Pls
Am confused,just wanna know if DE applicant write exam in jamb.
Answer from people who has gone through this process will be highly welcome

amjustme2:
I am offering Data Capture and Biometric Service for the ongoing WAEC 2020 Registration exercise for school candidate.

It is no longer news that WAEC has upgraded the Registration process and required devices starting from 2020 School examination. Finger print device and Web Camera for Passport capture especially has changed. You can no longer Scan Passport Photograph for the exercise. Microsoft LiveCam 3000 is the only device the software will accept for Photos. I personally tried a higher model of the WebCam - LiveCam 5000, and it did not work.

So far report has it that so many schools are having challenges mainly to capture Photo with the device. That is why I am offering my expertise.

If your School is within Rivers State, and you need my services, contact me as soon as you can.

I also have recommended devices for sale or hire.

Remember Registration March 1, 2020. Don't wait till it's late entry.

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Ujawissy:
What is your job role over there, my dream place

iaamxavier:
Still studying Hoping to work with what I'm studying

Divay22:
Great!
That shows you're thinking out of the box. God bless you and prosper that which you do.

Divay22:
Great!
That shows you're thinking out of the box. God bless you and prosper that which you do.

Ikennablue:
Interesting thread. Lemme park here

Jacktheripper:
Studied Yoruba, currently working at John Hopkins hospital.

timibare:
Studied insurance but currently at home.....no job yet

acesboy:
studied civil engineering but found myself in a space agency.. smile.... this life self get as e be.

21cents:
you better drop that mentality of "I must study pharmacy" and settle for sister courses like biological sciences or microbiology because time is going and age is adding up. You're already having problems having average jamb scores in the past so what makes you think a top notch science course like pharmacy is for individuals with average brain power? I kid you not, if eventually you're given that pharmacy I can bet my balls your GP will suffer. Courses like pharmacy and medicine are for whizkids who don't have a problem using their brain power to muscle their way through their sojourn successfully. You better go for microbiology and read your brains out so you can graduate with at least 2.1.. this one you're having average scores in jamb believe me that kind course go give you problem o. Tor!

FlordFlorez:
My joy is that i would be registering for both DE and Jamb.

favourdavidhon:
do that have good facilities compared to uniben

favourdavidhon:
how is mbbs in unizik

soberdrunk:
"I left secondary school in 2016", how is that 5 years no admission?

unique47:
I was listening to radio(pensioners fm 106.7 in ibadan) yesternoon, One of the station presenter then mentioned morofolu abayomi that he was killed in the court premises bla bla bla i missed the whole story but i only heard the brief. pls is there anyone that knows the entire story?

dplordx:
2019 was almost a breaking point in my life. I survived a robbery, accident and bad bank loan. Business is so unstable but I am trying to have faith things will get better. I was lucky to get an opportunity to travel to the US for one month to pick an award some little funding for my business. While in the US, I realized it was quite unfortunate to be a Nigerian. I was driven to four states and the Eastern part of the states and just realized Nigeria problem is far beyond leadership, and that Nigeria will NEVER become developed.
Now the advice I need is, I own a school which has been struggling for years, but it seems with this award and funding there seems to be hope. Now the issue is, while in the US I was privy to some information and I have processed an admission to a university I visited during the cultural exchange program I attended. At this moment, I have just gotten my admission letter for full scholarship for a masters program.
So should I go to the US and leave the business I’ve suffered to build since 2014 to someone I don’t know?
My scholarship comes with monthly stipends of $1050 and my business makes over 10 million yearly although everything goes back into upgrading and expanding the business. I am currently at a dilemma and could use some real advice. Should I go to a country where I found so much peace and joy or should I stay put in Nigeria where nothing works?

ABDULKANSILA:
hello,please nairaland help me with some advice,regarding my educationa,i graduated with national diploma with a strong pass grade of cgp 2.47,pls can i go for hnd with pass diploma or i should purchase jamb form.
pls help witi your advice.thanks

OloladeWrites:
Congratulations on your Bsc. If School fees is a big part of your consideration then you should bê considering majorly federal uni and few state unis that are kinda pocket friedly.
You did not tell us what you finised physio with but a 1st class or 2:1 should make UI, OAU, Uniben or Unizik easy. All in all, supplement your DE with utme and spread your tentacles beyond Abia.
Best of luck.

horpeyemmi66:
West: UI, arguably the most transparent University in Nigeria. You need to really read to get in, the competition is usually stiff every year. UI is pretty expensive these days, so you know. Don't really know about OAU. And whosoever devised UNILAG's model of Post UTME must be of the devil.

North: UNIMAID, the lowest I heard they admitted for Medicine this year was 286. Hence, I believe with a little above 300, you have definitely sealed a spot for yourself in their Med School. It's imperative you know UNIMAID recently jacked up her fees from a paltry 33k basic to 100+.

I also heard UDUSOK is pretty cool too. As regards ABU, I'm left confused sometimes. I know two guys with averages of 290+ each who didn't get a spot for Medicine.

Also, you might want to look up BUK, ATBU, Bauchi and FUD, Jigawa.

East/South-South: In these regions it's usually an uphill task to get into Medicine. Look at UNN admitting 500+ first year medical students. Only to start dropping them along the way.

Uniport and UNIBEN's occasional need for legs and sometimes money to get in. DELSU's yeye PUTME model that requires the grace of God.

Nevertheless, in the midst of all these, I heard EBSU is really doing well and keeping their game tight. However, their tuition is a bit on the high side.

PS: The institutions I wrote about are the ones I have some idea about. Please endeavor to make your own findings.