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DrFowoshere:
Good morning Sir. Pls drop mail, I'd love to discuss some things with you. I'm a final year student

Imalwayshorny:
Have you graduated

Cardiojosh:
Replace New School chemistry with lamlad chemistry, I give you my word, you'll smash chemistry with it.

For physics go for the science physics, stay at it there.

For biology, go for explicit Biology.

These are tailored Jamb materials.

Download the Myschoool app, feast on the exam mood, at least twice daily, do corrections.
After 5 days you would have done 10 utme, take the average and fight to increase it the next few days.

You don't have time again. Get this materials.

And I honestly thought I replied this

GloriousGbola:
And this is why they warn against relying on ai

If you were actually a medical student or if you had actually gone to medical school or you had studied with people in medical school you would not be posting this nonsense

Medical students first mbbs exam is in their 300l. This is a hard barrier they have to pass before they can cross over to actual clinicals in the teaching hospital. Not everyone passes this exam on their first try. Four papers and you must pass all four. Pass three resit. Pass two resit. Anything less you repeat the year. Fail again and you likely have to exit med school.


According to your copy and paste Ai post a person with a 2.1 is deemed to have passed the first mbbs exam and is ready for clinicals.

kpankpangolo:
Pointless. Anyone who wants to study medicine should inculcate the habit of studying from an early age. JAMB is literally A level exams imposed on O level students. Anyone not smart enough to realize that is not worth studying medicine.

kpankpangolo:
This must be a fake or made up story. There is no way someone will lose youth with a four to five year course and still hold medicine in mind.

Go and make money in the real world instead of chasing marks on a paper. There is no greater joy.

Verance:
The bar to study MBBS in Nigeria is inordinately high because the average Nigerian parent want their children to become a medical doctor, therefore the demand to study MBBS is disproportionately higher compared to other science courses.

For example the year I gained admission to study Chemistry Education (by choice), according to JAMB statistics, only 8 people chose that course for that school that year, on the other hand, 13,000 candidates chose MBBS for that school that year, mind you, the school can only admit 100 each year for MBBS and out of this 100, about a third will come in through connection. So you have 13,000 JAMBITES in a rat race for 70 merit slots. This means that if you picked a random 180 JAMBITES that choose MBBS for that school for that year, only one person would be admitted. Guess who that one person would be? an academic freak and in many cases someone already in the University studying a different course while applying each year for medicine. Hence, you need to score 330+ to be fully confident that you will be that 1/180 persons.

A student that scores 280 is good, 300 is great, 320 is excellent but might not be good enough to get MBBS on merit in a public university in Nigeria. Imagine how hard it is for a JAMBITES of this generation, highly distracted by social media to score 330+. Though compared to my days, UTME questions are softer but the students I encounter in the classroom today have little interest in studying their books spontaneously, which explains the statistics of why it more difficult to score 200 today than when UTME was paper based.

Length and breath of what I have said is: The fact that one doesn't get admitted to study MBBS despite giving the ULTIMATE preparation in terms of study doesn't make the person a bad student. Only those who are exceptionally (freakingly) good academically can score high enough to get MBBS on merit in a public university. The bar is a relative lower in private universities but I bet you know the figures involved.

You may consider other equally good courses to study. I studied Education and currently work as teacher and I can boldly say that my salary plus private lessons in a month beats what the average medical doctor earns in a month in my locality here in Lagos, even if I don't have properties or a large bank account (just like many doctors who started practicing from the time I graduated from school), I can feed myself and family well enough, dress fine and afford a modest accomodation.

I've spoken here based on my decade old experience as a science teacher teaching UTME prep classes.

Jackanda1:
Since your name is mentioned below, your comment and opinion is highly needed. I know you might be busy, but please take out time. Thanks.

exynos
ISISs
wizi44
Cardiojosh
ShahRukhKhan
lomaxx
militarydoctor
medtrainee
DrFemi
uchemed
naijamed
emmydoc
sadiqmed
joydoc
mike_mbbs
femidoc
abiomed
chuksmed
adeyemed
tope_doc
bakaremed
blessedmed
olamed
kasidoc
mercy_doc
simdoc
faithmed
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juniordoc
raphmed
oluwamed

exynos:
Donpre
Venmotors
ISISs
Are these guys still faring well? Best regards.

venmotors:
After 6 yrs + 1 I'm proud to announce that I'm now a doctor..the journey was not easy but I thank God that I made this decision
Congratulations to 023 medical graduate from UNN... Congratulations ISIS

Honlucas:
As a super lion you will get admission.

In previous years you won't get mbbs with this score.
Then cutoff is like 310.
Due to the massive failure in jamb this year I don't see the cutoff reaching 300 sef.
So you will get admitted.

Remember unn brought their cutoff to sit for postutme to 160 . This happened for the first time, to show how people failed.

PinkNature:
Chance of admission lmao, don't allow anybody deceive you. With 260 aggregate, you can easily gain admission.

Na ignorant person go score 295 and still be asking for chances of gaining admission.

venmotors:
For your induction I go carry like 5 plate... Men don 2 suffer for this college

Clinton39:
I vividly remember you from my days of seeking admission Chief.
How time flies.

I pray God grants you the grace to finish with a bang.

LalastiklaIa:
It’s 2024

The fact that MBBs is still a big deal makes me laugh


Like candidates still kill for this MBBs of a thing in 2024?

When tech and ground breaking innovation is the in thing now…

Lord show enlightenment to your kids

Wonderkidsam:
Congratulations Doc 🔥

RuyiMedicDiary:
wowww Congratulations Doc!

SF123:
Doc, it is me Kosisochukwu. The pal that use to ring you at night during my jamb days.

Donpre:
Congratulations in advance chief

You suppose know me at least

Vegan99:
Congratulations ISIS! See how far you've come. I changed my moniker, so you might not recognise me.

I know you from the days of Dr donpre, Dr babola07, mrhistorian, Dr ajet01, Dr Venmotors, Ntalibans, Barr. Oldfoolniger, condomsir,


Weldone sir, I pray you finish well and finish strongly.

mete3:
Congratulations Dr. ISISs
The lord will forever be your strength..

SF123:
Congratulations Chief

Best of luck in all ramification.

Evablez:
I am a mum based in Nsukka, but got Med Lab through supplementary list instead of Pharmacy.
I deferred the admission cause I just gave birth then and financial constraints.
How possible is it to change to Pharmacy after my first year? I don't picture myself going to UNEC. It's not going to be possible moving from Nsukka campus cause of my family and I have no help.

SF123:
Greetings my erudite medic, i am Kosisochukwu by normenclature. I am the chap that called you yesterday. Here i am on Nairaland; SF123 is my username. It`s a great pleasure to meet you on this platform...you are such an amenable and affable personality to be with, my personal person, a mentor, tutor, friend and an adviser. success in all ramification sir, kudos!!!

exynos:
Donpre
Venmotors
ISISs
Are these guys still faring well? Best regards.

Eben331:
Wow! Congratulations
God will see you through to the end
How time flies!
I remember when you gained admission in 2017.
God will see us who just started the journey through