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 Education › Re: Uniuyo Post Ume Result Is Out!!!!! by Kadata(m): 8:27am On Jul 10, 2012 |
Emmy9ite: thanks so much bro,i pray i get admitted..what has been the cut off mark for med/surg for the past three years please? (an average score)Last year was the highest cut-off we had. Because only 41 people were admitted. It was 261 |
| Education › Re: Uniuyo Post Ume Result Is Out!!!!! by Kadata(m): 7:59am On Jul 09, 2012 |
Emmy9ite: I just checked mine...go to www.uniuyopume.org No scratch card is required,u will be required to fill in ur jamb reg number and ur access code......share ur scores lets discuss our chances of gaining admission...i scored 268...medicine and surgery. |
| Education › Re: Uniuyo Post Ume Result Is Out!!!!! by Kadata(m): 7:37am On Jul 09, 2012 |
Emmy9ite: I just checked mine...go to www.uniuyopume.org No scratch card is required,u will be required to fill in ur jamb reg number and ur access code......share ur scores lets discuss our chances of gaining admission...i scored 268...medicine and surgery.268 is a sound score. Guess that's the highest I've heard about so far. Kudos |
| Education › Re: Uniuyo Post Ume Result Is Out!!!!! by Kadata(m): 7:04am On Jul 09, 2012 |
Plutus: Am so confused, I wrote dis exam with high hopes but unfortunately wen I checked d result, d result was too low.Sorry bro. You need to score at least 180 in PUTME to be considered for admission (no matter how high your jamb score is). I'm not God sha- something can still happen 1 Like |
| Education › Re: Uniuyo Post Ume Result Is Out!!!!! by Kadata(m): 7:02am On Jul 09, 2012 |
*kadata signing in* Just finished my exams last week Friday - medical sch wahala- you guys are doing great. Kudos |
| Education › Total 2011/2012 Undergraduate National Merit Scholarship Award List by Kadata(op): 8:21am On Jun 20, 2012 |
SEE ATTACHED FILES. GOODLUCK |
| Technology Market › Re: How To Use A BIS Plan On An Android Phone by Kadata(m): 4:46pm On May 20, 2012 |
aieromon: Well,the answer to your question is unlimited downloads.I don't understand the bolded |
| Education › Re: Name Your School And Course. by Kadata(m): 12:46pm On May 20, 2012 |
Emmy9ite: yessur! Are u studying medicine there? If yes,i wil need ur assistance a lot..i also saw ur thread on 'how to make first class',ur guidance wil be of great help.yup. I'm there too. I'm rounding up my 3rd year already. Will be through by the end of next month. You're always welcome. |
| Phones › Re: Android, Anyone? by Kadata(m): 11:06am On May 20, 2012 |
puskin: I'm sure U smoked something.The guy must be high on pubic hair |
| Education › Re: Name Your School And Course. by Kadata(m): 9:20am On May 20, 2012 |
Emmy9ite: I am being optimistic that I will be there soon,i dont want to jeopardise my dreams,i am an aspirant,i believe am there already *smiling*Med&Surg right  |
| Education › Re: Name Your School And Course. by Kadata(m): 8:37am On May 20, 2012 |
Emmy9ite: Finally!...I've seen a course mate,add me up on 2go, emmy9ite@2go.you're in uniuyo?? |
| Phones › Re: Android, Anyone? by Kadata(m): 12:17pm On May 19, 2012 |
Leopantro: MTN. I got the N1500 planpaste the instructions naaa. how did you get mtn bis towork on your android device ?? |
| Phone/Internet Market › Re: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 For Sale: 80k: 16gb: White: 3g Plus Wifi: N80k by Kadata(m): 10:27pm On May 16, 2012 |
Denn: Sold to a[b] lucky buyer[/b]Thanks allAnd I was that lucky buyer 1 Like |
| Phone/Internet Market › Re: I Have This Awesome 9.7" 3g(inbuilt) Android Pad For Sale by Kadata(m): 2:55pm On May 13, 2012 |
Location pls. I stay outside of Lagos (Uyo). I'm interested. How do we transact?? |
| Education › Re: Any Ideas About The Results Of The Total Scholarship Aptitude Test? by Kadata(m): 10:57pm On May 11, 2012 |
codeaddict: National Merit |
| Education › Re: Any Ideas About The Results Of The Total Scholarship Aptitude Test? by Kadata(m): 10:28pm On May 11, 2012 |
codeaddict: National MeritSame here. I wrote for National Merit too. Sadly, I'm yet to hear anything about the results. Lets keep hope alive |
| Education › Re: 9 Ways To Make A First Class In The University by Kadata(op): 8:10pm On May 11, 2012 |
Ejiekwu 1: @ KADATA, if you are not a first class material then you are not qualify to give us the nine points you have given. some of those points doesn't work. It takes a really first class material to tell us what it takes to make a first classLook at you brainfarting on this thread and pussyfooting on who is or who is not a first class material. I deliberately avoided that subject matter for reasons best known to me. Unlike slowpokes like you who spent their intra-uterine life sucking on lucifer's bosoms, I don't go around blowing trumpets. If someone could make these points to help fellow Nigerian students(especially freshmen), can't you at least read and save your entire generation from an imminent mirade of brain distress?? If you feel the points won't work for you, then you can happily save this planet from more stress and donate you pea-shaped brain for neuro-analysis. |
| Education › Re: 9 Ways To Make A First Class In The University by Kadata(op): 3:35pm On May 11, 2012 |
ortopazz: mehn kadata man really i nid 2 see u! We'v got a test 2mao and am on2u,Sounds serious. Ohk- I have some tablets I need to pick up this evening. By 7p.m, I should be in my room. You can check by then |
| Health › Re: Normalcy Returns As New Lagos Doctors Resume by Kadata(m): 2:51pm On May 11, 2012 |
fm7070: let's see how far they can go.I'm chilling with popcorn and coke and watching from this side of the hemisphere. Let's see how it goes |
| Health › Re: Normalcy Returns As New Lagos Doctors Resume by Kadata(m): 2:47pm On May 11, 2012 |
ngak: 373 is propaganda. In reality 97 were hired. I am currently in lasuth and am yet to see anyone that resembles a doctorLoLs- how person de resemble doctor naaa?? |
| Health › Re: Normalcy Returns As New Lagos Doctors Resume by Kadata(m): 2:45pm On May 11, 2012 |
jumpmasta: Either you were kicked out from medical school or your low jamb scores could not fetch you medicine as a course...either way you can still buy jamb form for medicineThe slowpoke can still apply for 2013 UTME. I hear the forms will be on sale very soon. I'll make a special effort to keep him posted. |
| Education › Re: 9 Ways To Make A First Class In The University by Kadata(op): 1:59pm On May 11, 2012 |
saintneo: Great write up. However, the only part[b] I never practiced is seeking for past questions. Somehow, I feel past question do not help us test our ability to resolve unknown problems. Only people with true ingenuity are able to tackle unknown problems comfortably.[b/]That's quite a point. I was never a fan of past questions in the first semester of my first year until my GPA became 4.50 . Seriously, I wasn't happy. I felt I could have done better. But seriously, what could I have done before then?? What didn't I do?? I went through all the courses at least 3 times before the exam. I was well versed in the subject matter. I foresaw a 5.00 before the examinations. But there is something I didn't do. I didn't go through past questions. I didn't even care if any existed. I felt my 'unguided' studying could give me that GPA. I was wrong. My brother, life is too short to make all the mistakes yourself. You can stand tall with your efforts alone . But you can only get tall. Past questions is analogous to standing on the shoulders of giants - and you will certainly stand taller. Past questions exposes weaknesses you never foresaw. In a course with voluminous content as Medicine, you cannot - I repeat- you cannot take EVERY subject matter with equal importance. There is too much information around too many voluminous textbooks. Past questions then become necessary to put you on track. No matter how much you know, performance is not applauded until results show for it. Now tell me between that guy who had the past questions and scored higher and you that ACTUALLY solved the question, who had the higher applause?? 3 Likes 1 Share |
| Education › Re: 9 Ways To Make A First Class In The University by Kadata(op): 1:12pm On May 11, 2012 |
It's working for many. Ask around. Imanuelle: All dis na copy and paste... |
| Education › Re: 9 Ways To Make A First Class In The University by Kadata(op): 11:39am On May 11, 2012 |
deshclones: Don't agree with you on this man....i tend to study better once the exam timetable is out//like 1-2wks b4 d main exam..guess its different strokes for different folksI study better too when the examination timetable is out. But that would be about the 3rd or 4th time I'd be visiting that subject matter. It may be studying for you by then, for me it's revision. Agreed- different strokes for different folks. But some strokes seem to hit the hardest 1 Like 1 Share |
| Health › Re: Normalcy Returns As New Lagos Doctors Resume by Kadata(m): 11:30am On May 11, 2012 |
allycat: I always identify myself as one of those useless, greedy doctors many are cussing out here. I was in LASUTH yesterday to pick up my personal instruments which I normally keep there in case of emergencies and I didn't see any sign of normalcy. No clinics were running, there were a few people loitering outside A and E but the theatre was quiet, no surgeries can take place because there are no anaesthetist to put people to sleep. About half the doctors sacked are from LASUTH so if you want a good idea of what is going on go there first. Nearly all the consultants were affected by the sack and the few who were on leave cannot work because they need their resident doctors. I know of a consultant that worked through the 3 day warning strike and was still working until the day the sack letters were issued. At that point she went home, she rightly noted that since she was sacked she had no legal backing to continue to see any patient. Because rightly or wrongly If anything happened to a patient now she can be sued and she has no defence. Humanitarianism is no defence. There were other doctors not all that were sneaking in to see patients in places like ICU but they have all stopped. I am not trying to justify the strike to anybody, he who wears the shoe knows how it pinches . As for kicking people out of their homes, less than 5% of doctors had quarters and while it is painful for those affected it serves as a lesson for other doctors, never take official accommodation. It's just a tool for blackmail.and here some mutants are pussyfooting and ranting on how heartless doctors are. |
| Health › Re: Normalcy Returns As New Lagos Doctors Resume by Kadata(m): 11:17am On May 11, 2012 |
ziccoit: I now come to understand, at least with this comment, that majority of posts here are born out of hatred for the noble work of doctors. The reason could be traced to the fact that majority of students wanted to be doctors and later jambed into whatever they eventually studied by jamb.They should have blamed the universities that had limited spaces to admit bainfarts with low-coordinating and comprehending ability. Instead of studying for those examinations, he was prolly sucking on satan's bosoms. |
| Health › Re: Normalcy Returns As New Lagos Doctors Resume by Kadata(m): 10:57am On May 11, 2012 |
ojubi: This serve the doctors well, and it is a reminder to others even those in medical school that medicine is not alpha and omega among courses.Obviously, you seem to have issues with comprehension. The issue on ground is quite obvious and here are you brain-farting on how some medical doctor attempts to lord over your decerebrized self. I mean - who ever said medicine was better than any other course? Create a thread for that and I'll happily welcome you with punches you'll live to remember |
| Education › Re: Any Ideas About The Results Of The Total Scholarship Aptitude Test? by Kadata(m): 11:00pm On May 10, 2012 |
codeaddict: I wrote an aptitude test for Total Scholarship Award for undergraduates on Nov. 26, and till now, I haven't heard any information about the results. Does anyone have any details on when the results are going to be announced?Which category did you write for?? national Merit or Host Communities ? |
| Education › Re: 9 Ways To Make A First Class In The University by Kadata(op): 6:44pm On May 10, 2012 |
Linusclark: You are a man of great erudition...tnx...remain blessed!  3 Likes |
| Education › Re: 9 Ways To Make A First Class In The University by Kadata(op): 6:28pm On May 10, 2012 |
#1 - Go To Class! While going to class sounds too simple to be a primary concern, this is one of the most effective study habit. Going to class not only keeps you disciplined and focused on what you're at this University to do - it allows you to absorb the subject matter simply by sitting through the lectures. If you're an auditory learner, this is tremendous because listening to the explanation in the lectures will create an understanding that should be convenient enough to pass the class in itself! If you're a visual learner then watching the notes being written on the board or reading through the slides (if available in your university) during the presentation will give you the necessary understanding to pass the class. Going to class also ensures you have the latest news on assignments, tests, quizzes, and exams straight from your lecturer’s mouth. You don't want to be that student that shows up for class once a week only to find there's a scheduled test on that day! You can make it. See you at the top. 19 Likes 2 Shares |
