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 Education › 7 Types Of Lecturers You Will Meet In The University by Kingerons(op): 9:01pm On Feb 13, 2019 |
Still on my Nigerian University Series and a follow up to 11 types of people you will meet in the university, here is the lecturer edition. Yes! There are 7 types of lecturers you will meet in the university. I came across them, if you are a graduate I’m sure you did too, if you are an undergraduate you will definitely come across them. Infact, our children and children’s children will come across them too. It is standard, you cannot escape it. It is therefore important you know these categories of lectures so that you will know how to approach and interact with them, so that you do not fall into trouble or pluck a wrong chord. If you can relate to this and you remember any lecturer you came across in school, kindly comment their name, school, department and category which they fall into. Let’s have some fun. TYPES OF LECTURERS YOU WILL MEET IN THE UNIVERSITY 1. RESPECTED LECTURERS This category of lecturers have earned respect among students and staff over the years. Everyone knows they are to be respected. Students comport themselves in class when they are teaching and are always interested in listening to what they say. They are usually the cool and calm ones who do not necessarily say too much. For me, this was my thermodynamics lecturer in school. Mr Ighodalo. 2. STRICT ONES This category of lecturers you will meet in the university are the no nonsense ones. They do not tolerate indiscipline from students no matter whom you think you are. If you are a slay mama or a slay king, it is none of their business because once you mess up they will genuinely deal with you. They can even ban you from entering their class. Also, these lecturers usually have integrity and are people you shouldn’t mess with. 3. WICKED ONES Unlike the strict ones, these ones just want to deal with students for no reason. They can make you stay in school for 3 extra years without graduating. The funny thing about them is that they are usually calm and gentle. You must avoid them by all means because falling into their trap can be very detrimental. They can turn you’re A grades to F by the stroke of one pen. Don’t even allow them get to know your name, if not Oga you are finished. For me, my wicked lecturer was Mr……. Hahahahaha. It is not my mouth that you will hear it o RECOMMENDED POST: HOW TO REVIVE YOUR CGPA IN YOUR THIRD OR FINAL YEAR 4. WOMANIZERS The bum bum men... https://myinformationdesk.com/lecturers-you-will-meet-in-the-university/ |
| Education › Re: 11 Types Of People You Will Meet In The University by Kingerons(op): 3:04pm On Feb 12, 2019 |
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| Education › Re: 11 Types Of People You Will Meet In The University by Kingerons(op): 11:51am On Feb 12, 2019 |
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| Education › 11 Types Of People You Will Meet In The University by Kingerons(op): 9:56pm On Feb 11, 2019 |
If you attended a Nigerian University, you must have definitely met some if not all of these people in one case or the other. People You Will Meet In The University 1. The Bookworms 5.0 Or Nothing! These set of people are the ‘SCHOLARS’. All they are concerned about is their studies, getting their First Class and graduating as the best. Getting a B in a course is like torture to them. They are after the A’s. 2. The Party Freaks Update!!! These ones are always aware of the hottest and trending parties on campus. They usually upgrade to become party organizers. They are never in school, and when they are, they are advertising one party or the other. Always ready for turn-up. 3. The Politicians Their major aim from the day they enter school is to be involved in school politics. They are the SUG candidates, Faculty executives, etc. Anywhere and anything concerning politics, you must see them there. They are usually very popular. 4. Borrow Borrow ‘Borrow Borrow make me rich’. These are the set of people you will meet in the university that are always borrowing. They can borrow from money, to books, to cloth and even pot. In short, they can borrow for Africa. 5. Library Customer You will be sure to always find these ones in the Library. “Baba, Howfar I wan go jack abeg, I dey come”. You can never see them without their backpacks, loaded with books. 6. The sons of Noah https://myinformationdesk.com/people-you-will-meet-in-the-university/ 2 Likes |
| Education › Likely Exam Questions From Sweet Sixteen By Bolaji Abdullahi by Kingerons(op): 2:37am On Feb 11, 2019 |
This article is a follow up to the summary of sweet sixteen by Bolaji Abdullahi. I put together some likely exam questions from the Sweet Sixteen novel for 2019 JAMB examinations. If you still haven’t read the book, I suggest you do so while you still have the time. So use these questions to practice for the exam ahead of you. Writing an exam without having an overview of what questions will look like can be very detrimental. Do well to go through these questions. See it as a test for yourself. The QUESTIONS and ANSWERS can be gotten from the link below. Goodluck! https://myinformationdesk.com/likely-exam-questions-from-sweet-sixteen-novel/ |
| Education › 50 Hot Likely JAMB 2019 CRK Questions And Answers by Kingerons(op): 7:27pm On Feb 10, 2019 |
The exams are drawing closer and there is need for more intense preparation for the task ahead. I’ll be dropping some hot likely CRK questions and answers for you guys to access yourselves with. These questions and answers will cover most topics in the 2019 JAMB syllabus. https://myinformationdesk.com/jamb-2019-crk-questions-and-answers/ 1 Like |
| Education › How To Use Jamb Past Questions And Score Above 300 by Kingerons(op): 7:25am On Feb 08, 2019 |
Do you know that jamb barely bring new questions? YES! They don’t. They usually just get old ones, polish and refurbish them and make them look very new. So with this knowledge, all you need to do is know how to make use of these jamb past questions to push your way to success. You might be wondering why I used the term “know how to make use”. Well the truth is that are so many people that make use of jamb past questions and still fail jamb woefully. You know why? because they didn’t use it properly. So in this article, I will be giving you guides on how to make use of your jamb past questions effectively so you can score 300+. QUICKLY CHECKOUT: Likely Exam Questions from Sweet Sixteen by Bolaji Abdullahi 10 GUIDES TO USING JAMB PAST QUESTIONS Follow closely. 1. Get a hold of jamb past questions for all your 4 jamb subjects as far back as 2006. 2. Skim through the past questions and think about them. This will help you understand and know what techniques to use in answering them (Click here to read about how to skim). 3. Now, begin to solve and answer past questions, year by year and access yourself. 4. Do not rush yourself, but make sure you properly understand everything you are solving or answering. 5.Get your notes and textbooks to properly cross check and confirm answers. Click the link below to get the most important 5 other guidelines https://myinformationdesk.com/how-to-use-jamb-past-questions/ |
| Business › Reasons Why Most Businesses Fail (how To Avoid Them) by Kingerons(op): 1:33am On Feb 07, 2019 |
Have you ever asked yourself why that eatery or supermarket wrapped up? Contrary to what most people always believe that its always insufficient funds that causes make businesses fail, there are a whole lot of other reasons why a business can fail. About one-fourth of startup businesses fail in the first year and about a half of them fail in 10 years’ time. Why? Well that’s what we are going to talk about shortly. You might be an entrepreneur starting up a business and if you want your business to succeed, you need to know and avoid those things that make businesses fail. TO BE FOREWARNED IS TO BE FOREARMED they say. There are many things which entrepreneurs may most likely overlook and ignore that put them into the failure statistics. NOTE: YOU WON’T FAIL UNLESS YOU GIVE UP ENTIRELY. In other words, you might fail 9 times and get it right the 10th time. You didn’t actually fail because you never gave up. SO WHY DO MOST BUSINESSES FAIL? · POOR PLANNING When you fail to plan, you plan to fail. No successful project or venture was executed without proper planning. It is the same principle in business. You cannot run a business without a short term and long term plan. Your business plan must be accurate and feasible. When there are lapses in these plans, the business has a likely hood to fail because these plans give you targets and projections of where your business ought to be. Here is a checklist you should follow when making a business plan. Business description (about your business, goals, vision, etc.) Possible problems and solutions Market survey and analysis Financial plan (capital, equipment, balance sheets, etc.) Analyzing Competition Required Workforce Marketing and Advertisement READ ON: How to Write a Business Plan · STARTING FOR WRONG REASONS Another reason why most businesses fail is because they were set up for the wrong reasons. If the only reason for starting up that business is to make money, what happens when money isn’t flowing in? There should be a passion and love for what you set out to do. There should be determination and belief in it succeeding. When you start a business for the wrong reasons, you lose interest and desire to push it forward. · LOW QUALITY PRODUCTS OR SERVICES The major secret of every successful business or venture is that they provide the best value e.g. God Is Good Motors. You can’t under-deliver and expect to top the market. It can never work like that. If you are always trying to cheat customers or give anything less than the best, you will be only driving your business to a dead end. Most businesses have failed because of low quality delivery of products or services. To be the best, you have to put in the best. If you are not adding as much value as your competitors are, you will lose customers to them. Providing the best might cost you a lot at the beginning, but it definitely pays off as time goes on. READ ALSO: STEPS TO TAKE WHEN STARTING A BUSINESS HOW TO WRITE A BUSINESS PROPOSAL HOW CAN I PROPERLY MANAGE MY FINANCES? · INSUFFICIENT FUNDING You have to understand cash flow. Most business owners underestimate the startup capital and operating cost of running a business. This results in a forced shutdown of the business in early stages. It is one thing to know how much you will need to start a business and it is another thing to know how much you need to stay in business. You need to have adequate funding that will carry the business on till sales start coming in. · CHOOSING THE WRONG LOCATION If you are running a local business, your location is very important especially when your customers have to come to you to get your products or services. The wrong location can make customers lose interest in your business or make you have low influx of customers. You have to consider: Location of your customers Accessibility of your business location Location of Competitors · FAILURE TO FACE COMPETITION Get access to full article by clicking link below https://myinformationdesk.com/why-most-businesses-fail/ |
| Education › How To Make Money With Oriflame Marketing by Kingerons(op): 9:14pm On Feb 01, 2019 |
Many of you have been hearing about oriflame, her products and claims about people making tons of cash off it. My dear it is very true. I had the opportunity of speaking with one of its consultants, a friend of mine and she has been making so much off the oriflame market. YES! Oriflame is very active in NIGERIA. You can still make money despite a harsh economy. If you would like to become a consultant, I will provide her name and number at the end of this post. So, in accordance with our bid to always keep you informed, I got some information from this friend of mine who was willing to share and fill you guys in on the oriflame marketing business opportunity. DID YOU KNOW? Annual Oriflame revenue recently exceeded $2billion. So if you have been wondering how you can make money by selling products, this might be for you. WHAT IS ORIFLAME? Oriflame is the number one European cosmetics company selling direct. It was created by two brothers, Jonas and Robert af Jochnick in 1967(52years ago) and currently has over 2million independent consultants in the world. In Nigeria currently, the company has over 400,000 consultants and has richly changed the lives of each of them alongside 20,000 major beneficiaries. Oriflame is not just a regular cosmetics company like every other because every single one of its products is healthy and organically sourced. The company has a research and development center where a number of scientists are tirelessly making researches for new products and improving existing ones. Oriflame has about 1000 products currently and releases about 50 new products yearly. So there are many categories of users you can sell to. READ MORE HERE AND START MAKING MONEY: https://myinformationdesk.com/making-money-with-oriflame-marketing/ |
| Education › 5 Common Mistakes Students Make When Preparing For Exams| No 3 Is The Major by Kingerons(op): 9:30am On Jan 31, 2019 |
Do you know that proper preparedness precedes proper progress? Preparing for an important exam can be very stressful and demanding. Most times, students are most likely to falter in their preparation, due to lack of experience or proper guidance. You may be having a couple of examinations coming up like WAEC, JAMB, NECO, GCE, Post UTME or even a scholarship exam. This article focuses on common mistakes students make when preparing for exams. Knowing these mistakes will help you prepare properly and avoid them because “When you are properly informed, you cannot be deformed”. So analyse each mistake closely and see if it applies to you personally and take necessary steps to overcoming them. WHAT ARE THE COMMON MISTAKES STUDENTS MAKE WHEN PREPARING FOR EXAMS? 1. NO GOAL. Have goals Zig Zalar once said “A GOAL PROPERLY SET IS HALF WAY REACHED”. This is one of the major mistakes students make when preparing for exams and can at times lead to failure. You have to ask yourself questions like “What do I want?” Goals must be set in every area of your preparation for an exam. Know what grades you want to get in each subject or area. Set goals on how many hours you plan spending on a particular subject. Once you have a target, it becomes easier for you to shoot for it and achieve it. 2. STARTING LATE you're late! Another mistake is starting late. Starting preparation for an exam at the last minute can be very lethal. Procrastination is the major cause of this mistake. When you are always pushing your studies aside, it becomes more and more difficult to concentrate and give it your full attention (READ ON How to read and concentrate fully). Start preparing for that exam early. The earlier you start, the better your performance will likely be. If you have already made this mistake, read my article on how to cram everything few nights to an exam. It will help you to success still. 3. OVER-DEPENDENCE ON TEACHERS, LECTURE HOUSES AND TUTORS I will not deny it, lecture houses are very helpful. Having tutor and teachers to guide you when preparing for an exam is very great but over-dependence on these people will do you more harm than good. There is a part you must play when preparing for exams. Most students believe all they need to do when preparing for exams is attend classes or lecture houses and then are good to go. WRONG! There is a place for your own study and practice because there are cases where only your deep understanding of a course can help you. ALSO READ: HOW TO WRITE JAMB CBT EXAM AND SCORE ABOVE 280 How to pass your WAEC examination in one sitting How to beat your Post UTME Cut-off Mark 4. NO TIME CONSCIOUSNESS On an average, exams are not meant to favour you in terms of timing. Most students do not know this. I addressed this matter in my article on improving your exam speed and beating the time. I suggest you read it because it will help you attain speed and accuracy. Very Important! 5. OVER-STRESSING We are all aware of the fact that you have to study during your exam and this is sometimes stressful. But when this stress begins to take a toll on your health, it can be very detrimental. This alone can make you fall very sick and hinder your preparation for the exams. Pay attention to your body and always try to eat and rest well. You need a healthy body, a healthy mind and a healthy brain. When you have these 3 things, you will be unstoppable. Why not share this to your social media pages? Remember, sharing is caring. SHARE BUTTONS BELOW You can drop a comment below. Sharing is Caring https://myinformationdesk.com/mistakes-students-make-when-preparing-for-exams/ 1 Like |
| Education › List Of All Courses Offered In Nigerian Universities by Kingerons(op): 8:26am On Jan 30, 2019 |
Want to study in Nigeria? This is a comprehensive list of all approved courses that are offered in Nigerian Universities. So in case you’re looking for related courses in your chosen area of specialization, this should help you out. ARTS Theatre and Film Studies Christian Religious Studies Archaeology and Tourism Music Arabic and Islamic Studies English and Literary Studies Fine and Applied Arts Mass Communication History and International Studies Linguistics and Nigerian Language Foreign Languages and Literature ADMINISTRATION Industrial Relations and Personnel Management Accountancy Insurance Actuarial Science Marketing Business Administration Business Management Hospitality and Tourism Banking and Finance AGRICULTURE Agriculture Agricultural Economics Agricultural Extension Agronomy Animal Science Crop Science Food Science and Technology Fisheries Forestry and Wildlife Home Sciences and Nutrition Soil Science BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Biochemistry Botany Microbiology Marine Biology Cell Biology and Genetics Zoology DENTISTRY Preventive Dentistry Child Dental Health Oral Maxillofacial Surgery Restorative Dentistry READ ALSO: 10 MISTAKES STUDENTS MAKE IN THEIR UNIVERSITY FIRST YEAR ENGINEERING Agricultural Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Engineering Chemical Engineering Electrical Engineering Electronics Engineering Marine Engineering Mechanical Engineering Metallurgical and Material Engineering Petroleum Engineering Structural Engineering Production and Industrial Engineering EDUCATION Adult Education Arts Education Biology Education Chemistry Education Accountancy Education Computer Science Education Economics Education Mathematics Education Physics Education Religious Studies Education Social Education English Language Education French Education Geography Education Political Science Education Educational Guidance and Counseling Physical and Health Education Library and Information Science Science Education Social Science Education Vocational Technical Education ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES Estate Management Architecture Quantity Surveying Geoinformatics and Surveying Building Urban and Regional Planning HEALTH SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY Health Administration and Management Medical Rehabilitation Medical Radiological Sciences Medical Laboratory Sciences Nursing Science MEDICAL SCIENCES Anesthesia Anatomy Chemical Pathology Community Medicine Dermatology Hematology and Immunology Biochemistry Microbiology Morbid Anatomy Obstetrics and Gynecology Ophthalmology Otolaryngology Pediatrics Physiology Radiation Medicine Surgery Psychological Medicine Child Dental Health PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES Pharmacology and Toxicology Pharmacognosy Pharmaceutics Pharmaceutical Technology and Industrial Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Industrial Pharmacy Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Management SOCIAL SCIENCES Economics Geography Philosophy Political Sciences Social Work Religion Public Administration and Local Government Sociology PHYSICAL SCIENCES Computer Science Mathematics Geophysics Geology Statistics Pure and Industrial Chemistry Pure and Industrial Physics VETERINARY MEDICINE Animal Health Veterinary Anatomy Veterinary Pharmacology Veterinary Parasitology Veterinary Microbiology Veterinary Public Health Veterinary Surgery Veterinary Medicine Veterinary Obstetrics In conclusion, it is important you always follow your passion and make necessary research before deciding to study and course. Remember to share to your social media pages. Success all the way. RECOMMENDED: How to beat your Post UTME Cut-off Mark Sharing is Caring https://myinformationdesk.com/courses-offered-in-nigerian-universities/ 1 Like 1 Share |
| Education › Likely Exam Questions From Sweet Sixteen By Bolaji Abdullahi by Kingerons(op): 4:34pm On Jan 29, 2019 |
This article is a follow up to the summary of sweet sixteen by Bolaji Abdullahi. I put together some likely exam questions from the Sweet Sixteen novel for 2019 JAMB examinations. If you still haven’t read the book, I suggest you do so while you still have the time. So use these questions to practice for the exam ahead of you. To get the answers to the questions, a pdf file will be attached to this article. It contains all the answers to the questions. I suggest you try to answer these questions then use the pdf file to access yourself and know how far you have gone. NOTE: THESE ARE LIKELY QUESTIONS AND NOT THE EXAM QUESTIONS Enter the link below to answer the questions. https://myinformationdesk.com/likely-exam-questions-from-sweet-sixteen-novel/ |
| Career › 6 Ways To Make Money Online As A Student Or Graduate by Kingerons(op): 8:41am On Jan 29, 2019 |
If you are interested in being and entrepreneur and making money online, this post is for you. The reason why most people are still broke is because they lack necessary information. Believe it or not but the world is advancing at a very fast rate. People can now sit down in the comfort of their homes and still make money like a regular day to day office man or even make much more money. This wasn’t really possible three decades ago where you have to write job applications, get hired and wake up every day to go to your office but thanks to technology its different now. Its left for you to find which money making method suits you and which you are very comfortable with. So if you have been thinking of making some extra income as a student or graduate then you are on the right page to success because making money online is a good option. NOTE: All money making methods listed here are legal and socially approved so there is no cause for alarm. So without further ado, lets get right to business. Ways of Making Money Online. (Number 1, 3 and 6 have worked for me) Enter this link to know how https://myinformationdesk.com/making-money-online/ |
| Education › Summary Of Sweet Sixteen By Bolaji Abdullahi by Kingerons(op): 7:37pm On Jan 28, 2019 |
The recommended novel for the 2019 JAMB examination for candidates is Sweet Sixteen by Bolaji Abdullahi. If you want to score high in the English category which is compulsory for everyone, you must be familiar with the novel. Enter the link below to read the summary of JAMB 2019 Novel, Sweet Sixteen. https://myinformationdesk.com/sweet-sixteen-by-bolaji-abdullahi/ |
| Education › How To Start Reading For Your 2019 JAMB And WAEC by Kingerons(op): 8:58am On Jan 28, 2019 |
It is very normal to be a bit confused on how to start reading for your SSCE exams. I received a lot of messages from people asking me how they can start reading for their 2019 JAMB and WAEC examinations. If you are also having this problem, this post will definitely give you some clarity. Usually, people who may have written these exams before but didn’t come out successful are fond of asking where they can start reading from. This is because it is not really easy to start reading once you already stopped reading for a while. So if you are Writing these exams for the first time (Please you need to read on how to pass WAEC in one sitting) Writing again because you were denied admission Or writing again because you weren’t given your choice course; I have a lot of information that will be helpful to you. The truth is that the longer you leave your book, the farther is goes away from you. So, you have to get back on track and study effectively if you want to pass your forth coming exams. That aside, let’s get down to business HOW DO I START READING FOR MY JAMB AND WAEC If you are confused on how to get back on the reading track, here’s how you should start reading for your 2019 JAMB and WAEC. First off, · WORK ON YOUR MINDSET This is the first thing you must do. It has been a long time you went close to your book, so what you must do is to work on your mindset. Get your brain ready for the task ahead. Leave distractions beside and tell yourself “I have something I must achieve”. Always remind yourself that you do not want to stay at home for one year and you want to get into the university. This alone should motivate you. Your determination is the first step to your success. · GET ALL YOU NEED You cannot start reading for your 2019 JAMB and WAEC without having the necessary materials. Just like that boring statement our teachers always made “Can you go to the farm without your tools?” Well it was boring to me but it is very true. Get a hold of everything you need to start reading. Here is a list of them A suitable environment School Notebooks Textbooks Calculator A clock to time yourself (I have some tips that will help you on improving exam speed and beating the time) 2019 Jamb and Waec Syllabus Jamb and Waec Past Questions Mathematical set. You must have each and every one of these things to properly prepare for what is ahead of you. · START YOUR READING Here is where the work lies. You have to take the bull by the horn, face your fear. To start of your reading, follow these steps. Step 1: Go through your JAMB and WAEC syllabus, so as to know what you are to read and focus on Step 2: Start off by skimming through your favorite subjects and topics back in school. E.g. Click to read full post and work your way to success https://myinformationdesk.com/2019-jamb-and-waec/ |
| Education › Re: Why You Do Not Get Shortlisted For Scholarships When You Apply by Kingerons(op): 11:01am On Jan 27, 2019 |
yusman14:Look out for ExxonMobil scholarship. What they request for is your SSCE result. |
| Education › Why You Do Not Get Shortlisted For Scholarships When You Apply by Kingerons(op): 8:16am On Jan 27, 2019 |
Many times, I hear students complain about not being shortlisted for scholarships they apply for after going through all the application hustle and bustle. You may have been wondering by now whether it is your village people that are hindering you from getting the scholarship. Well, it might actually be them, or the fault might be from you, who are not doing it rightly. In my first and second year in the university, my applications for various scholarships were never accepted. This was most likely because I wasn’t doing it rightly. Not until my third year in school when I changed my tactics and became a beneficiary of the MTNFoundation Scholarship. Scholarships are very nice. Just imagine getting paid yearly by a company for being a good student. Then again, imagine being paid by not just 1 company but several companies. Do you know that you can be a beneficiary of several scholarships? Agbami, MTNF, Fsb, Shell, etc. So, because I am very interested in your academic success, I want to show you some of these things so you can know exactly where to make changes. WHY YOU DO NOT GET SHORTLISTED FOR SCHOLARSHIPS · POOR DOCUMENTATION Firstly, the major reason why you don’t get shortlisted for that scholarship you apply for is because of poor documentation. Many people usually upload incomplete documents or documents with very poor clarity but still expect to be shortlisted. Take the pains to do what needs to be done and anything worth doing is worth doing well. Always make sure that all documents you submit meet the requirements of the scholarship board. If you are asked for red background passport, give them red. Oversabi should not make you give them white. I will further break this down into other parts i) Wrong File Formats: All your documents must be original and coloured. NOTE that most scholarship boards prefer jpg file format for scanned documents. Sometimes, pdf may also be asked of you but do well to stick to what is requested. If it is not stated, do well to use jpg file format. ii) Wrong Naming of Files: You can’t expect the scholarship board to sort out your files for you. Are you paying them? Or they are paying you? Your files must be arranged and sent to them, in the order they ask for it. It is highly important you name your files. E.g. If you are sending a scan of your WAEC result, the file should be named as WAEC RESULT.jpg. Exactly this way. It should be so for all other files too. iii) False Documents: Make sure you do not use false or forged documents. It is incriminating and will get you disqualified immediately. Apply with the right documents. If you do not have ant, get it. iv) Wrong File Size: Usually, scholarship boards request for file sizes between 200kb to 500kb. Don’t send too large or too small sized photos. If your photo is too large, there are applications like CamScanner you can use to bring down the size. Applying with wrong photo size can make you lose the scholarship. · LOW CGPA Also, know the criteria before you enter the stress of applying. If your GPA isn’t up to the benchmark, applying will only be a waste of your time and money. Also read my article on HOW TO REVIVE YOUR CGPA IN YOUR THIRD OR FINAL YEAR. Most scholarship boards request a gpa not below 2.5. . APPLICATION HELPERS Visit the link below to find out about other reasons. Thank you https://myinformationdesk.com/get-shortlisted-for-scholarships/ |
| Education › Re: 7 Categories Of Lecturers You Will Meet In The University by Kingerons(op): 4:33am On Jan 27, 2019 |
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| Education › Re: 7 Categories Of Lecturers You Will Meet In The University by Kingerons(op): 4:32am On Jan 27, 2019 |
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| Education › 7 Categories Of Lecturers You Will Meet In The University by Kingerons(op): 6:58pm On Jan 26, 2019*. Modified: 4:35am On Jan 27, 2019 |
7 Categories of Lecturers You Will Meet in the University Yes! There are 7 types of lecturers you will meet in the university. I came across them, if you are a graduate I’m sure you did too, if you are an undergraduate you will definitely come across them. Infact, our children and children’s children will come across them too. It is standard, you cannot escape it. It is therefore important you know these categories of lectures so that you will know how to approach and interact with them, so that you do not fall into trouble or pluck a wrong chord. If you can relate to this and you remember any lecturer you came across in school, kindly comment their name, school, department and category which they fall into. Let’s have some fun. TYPES OF LECTURERS YOU WILL MEET IN THE UNIVERSITY 1. RESPECTED LECTURERS lecturer Mr. Lecturer This category of lecturers has earned respect among students and staff over the years. Everyone knows they are to be respected. Students comport themselves in class when they are teaching and are always interested in listening to what they say. They are usually the cool and calm ones who do not necessarily say too much. For me, this was my thermodynamics lecturer in school. Mr Ighodalo. 2. STRICT ONES This category of lecturers you will meet in the university are the no nonsense ones. They do not tolerate indiscipline from students no matter whom you think you are. If you are a slay mama or a slay king, it is none of their business because once you mess up they will genuinely deal with you. They can even ban you from entering their class. Also, these lecturers usually have integrity and are people you shouldn’t mess with. A lecturer 3. WICKED ONES Unlike the strict ones, these ones just want to deal with students for no reason. They can make you stay in school for 3 extra years without graduating. The funny thing about them is that they are usually calm and gentle. You must avoid them by all means because falling into their trap can be very detrimental. They can turn you’re A grades to F by the stroke of one pen. Don’t even allow them get to know your name, if not Oga you are finished. For me, my wicked lecturer was Mr……. Hahahahaha. It is not my mouth that you will hear it o RECOMMENDED POST: 10 MISTAKES STUDENTS MAKE IN THEIR UNIVERSITY FIRST YEAR 4. WOMANIZERS Believe it or not, these lecturers are there in every institution. Men will always be men. They are very welcoming, especially to the ladies and they take note of every girl in class, for their own personal reasons. They are the ones that like telling female students to meet them in their office. If you are a guy, and you happen to be close to one of their female targets, you don enter wahala. They can become your worst nightmare. 5. ADVISERS You will always meet the advisers. These are the lecturers you will meet in the university that always remind you to read your books and stay away from bad gangs. They are naturally concerned about students and are usually very caring. Female lecturers are usually more in this category. They always remind you of your purpose in school. I call them Papas and Mamas. 6. THE ‘GUY MEN’ You will definitely meet the young lecturers who are still very active and full of life. They are usually university graduates that were employed because they were outstanding. These lecturers are always current with music, fashion and all youth interests. They are usually the ones who dress to class looking all fresh and clean. Also, they are always easy to relate with. 7. THE ONES WHO DON’T CARE Last but not the least is the ‘I don’t care’ gang. This category of lecturers you will meet in the university who do not care about you. They are just there to teach and get paid at the end of the month. Never worried if you do not come to class, neither are they worried if you make noise in the class. They are of the idea that you can waste your time and your money if you want to. ALSO READ: 7 Strong Secrets of a Successful Student DO WELL TO SHARE! https://myinformationdesk.com/lecturers-you-will-meet-in-the-university/ |
| Education › Here Is What You Must Do To Beat Your POST UTME Cut-off Mark by Kingerons(op): 2:57am On Jan 26, 2019 |
If you successfully passed your jamb, I want to say big congratulations to you but if you are yet to take your jamb and you’re reading this article, I suggest you first take a look at my article on how to write jamb cbt exam and score above 280. Back to the main gist, you are yet another step closer to studying your dream course. But remember, it is never over till it is over. You still have one more mountain to crumble. Many students actually pass jamb only to flop in their post utme. But for what reason? Overconfidence? Well that will not be your portion. I’m here to show you how to beat your post utme cut-off mark and be assured of your admission. WHAT MUST YOU DO TO BEAT THE MARK? 1. GET NECESSARY INFORMATION The major reason for many students flop in their post utme examinations is because of lack of proper information. You have to be properly informed on how the exam is going down. There a number of questions you must find answers to before the actual exam day. Some of these questions to be answered include: What type of exam is it? (Computer based or Paper Based exam) What subjects am I writing? How much time is going to be given to me? Are calculators going to be allowed? What is my department’s cut-off mark These and many more questions you should find answers to. Conduct a background check on the school environment, the distance from your residence and proper provision for accommodation if you will be spending the night there. Nothing at all should be taken for granted because it could be detrimental to you in one way or the other. Also, try as much as possible to get these information from people who are familiar with the system and not regular jambites like you. Jambites are fellow post utme candidates. THE MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION YOU SHOULD GET IS YOUR DEPARTMENT’S CUT –OFF MARK 2. GIVE YOURSELF A TARGET After getting to know your department’s cut-off mark, you need to get to work. Set a target and work towards achieving it. You can break a record in that university by having the highest post utme score ever recorded. Always set a target far above your department’s cut-off mark. For example, if the cut-off mark is 55, set a target to score say 70 or 75. Always set your target above the benchmark so as to make room for little allowance. Once you have successfully set this target, pick up your books and study. Study like your life depends on it. Take the pain to study and watch your star shine bright. READ ALSO: How to pass your WAEC examination in one sitting HOW TO WRITE JAMB CBT EXAM AND SCORE ABOVE 280 3. GET A HOLD OF PAST QUESTIONS The system has made it so easy now because Post UTME past questions are flying around, online and in hard copy. Never feel you can do it on your own without practicing past questions. You will only be deceiving yourself. Past questions are always being sold at the various universities at very affordable rates. Even if you cannot afford it, meet someone who has and make a photocopy. Study enough of them because they are usually repeated. I just revealed a secret to you. 4. HEED TO INSTRUCTIONS No go do oversabi! Do what you are told. The university is not secondary school, no one knows you and you know no one. You might disobey an instruction and be gravely penalized for it. If you are told not to make use of calculators, do not make use of them. If you are told to use just pencils, obey the instructions. Disobedience to instructions have made many intelligent students sit at home for another year because they failed their post utme.. Also, when your papers are given to you, read the instructions again and again no matter how confident you feel you know what’s written there. 5. https://myinformationdesk.com/beating-your-post-utme-cut-off-mark/
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| Education › Are You Not Tired Of Writing Post Utme Again And Again? Get It Right This Time by Kingerons(op): 1:25am On Jan 25, 2019 |
In my last article, I spoke exclusively on passing your WAEC examination in first sitting. I also wrote recently on how to write jamb cbt exam and score above 280. But as you know, you still have POST UTME exams ahead of you. The journey is never over till it is over. There are actually many people who do very well in their waec and jamb examinations but fallout in the Post Utme and end up missing their admission. Very sad right? Sad is an understatement; it can be depressing. So if you are wondering how you can actually go through your Post Utme and come out successful, I’m here to help you. I was able to write all my exams in one sitting and get my admission to study mechanical engineering. So you might be going in for medicine, law, dentistry or whatever. It doesn’t matter; you can even break a new post utme record if you do what needs to be done. If you are new to my blog, you can check out this other articles on how to How to pass your WAEC examination in one sitting . It’s not magic. It’s 100% possible. Keys to unlocking the doors to your POST UTME success. 1. LEAVE YOUR JAMB SCORE BEHIND After writing jamb, you may have a high, moderate or low score. The post utme is actually an avenue to help those who may have had issues in their jamb examinations and came out with low scores. One thing you must not do is to carry the idea of your jamb score with you. If you had a very good and high jamb score, forget about it because if you mess up in your post utme, you may still fail to get admission. Don’t depend on your jamb score to help you out then at the end of the day, you fail to take your post utme serious. The result may be bad for you. On the other hand, if you had a low jamb score, you should ride on positivity and try as much as possible to do better in your post utme. See it as a second chance to do better and still read the course of your choice. GET THE FULL INFORMATION HERE https://myinformationdesk.com/passing-post-utme-examination/ |
| Career › You Don't Have To Be The Best In The Room. You Can Still Get That Job by Kingerons(op): 2:08pm On Jan 24, 2019 |
During recruitment, every employer looks forward to finding the right candidate with the right skills and competencies to push their organization forward. Although different careers require different skills; there are those core and very important skills that enhances your effectiveness at work and distinguishes you from others in whatever you do. FOOD FOR THOUGHT: DO YOU KNOW THAT YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE THE BEST IN THE ROOM TO BE THE RIGHT MAN FOR THE JOB? These skills can as well be developed and improved over time. I call them EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS and they can be improved by making conscious efforts to develop them. So what are these skills employers are after? https://myinformationdesk.com/7-skills-employers-look-for-in-graduates/ |
| Career › Re: Which Hand-work Should I Learn? by Kingerons: 1:57pm On Jan 24, 2019 |
kingDELE:Find out what you love and have interest in. Find out how profitable it will be too Then take necessary steps to learning and then starting your business. Read this article. It will help you a lot https://myinformationdesk.com/starting-a-business/ |
| Career › Are You Ready For The Labour Market??? For Entrepreneurs And Non-entrepreneurs by Kingerons(op): 7:57am On Jan 24, 2019 |
Do you have the links? Do you know what you want? The concept of the labour market is not only for those seeking employment but also for those who have plans to be self-employed. The Labour market is a place where employers and employees interact. It is a place where eligible individuals compete for the best jobs and employers aim to hire the best individuals. Also, the labour market can also be seen as a place with high demand and supply of human labour. One of the major concerns of every university graduate is fitting perfectly into the labour market. Due to the increasing complexity and competitiveness of the labour market, there is a need to be properly prepared for what’s ahead. It’s important we make use of the time we have now for these preparations. We must understand that There are changes in the pattern of jobs due to technological advancement There are certain skills required of us in today’s labour market. So let’s get right down to how we can properly prepare for what is ahead of us. Labour market HOW CAN I PREPARE FOR THE LABOUR MARKET  Click the link below to know how to: https://myinformationdesk.com/preparing-for-the-labour-market/ |
| Career › Have You Ever Asked Yourself, What Do I Need To Suceed? by Kingerons(op): 12:51am On Jan 24, 2019 |
Everyone has their own idea of what success is. But it all leads to one particular direction. Success is like a house built by the combination of different number of blocks. So do you think you just need a high paying job or business to succeed? You’ve got it all wrong. Many factors must come into play for any man to succeed. The car you drive, the job you have, the money you have isn’t success. Rather they are the benefits or results of success. Feel me? So what is success? To me success is being able to achieve the entire things you’ve always wanted to achieve. What’s your own definition? I’ll like to see it in the comment section but whatever it is; I believe we are all driving to the same bus stop. Success is achieved by building the right traits inside of you which will determine what you can achieve outside. So you have to be inwardly gallant to be outwardly successful. Let’s dive Into the business of the day. What are these important things you and I need to succeed? click the link below to find out and act fast https://myinformationdesk.com/things-you-need-to-succeed/ |
| Education › Students And Graduates, Here's How To Make Money Online by Kingerons(op): 1:24am On Jan 23, 2019 |
Don't you feel cheated when you spend much time on the internet and you fail to make a dime off it It is quite funny but most times when you people hear of making money online, they tend to streamline it to the activities of online scamming and duping but it is not so. Believe it or not but the world is advancing at a very fast rate. People can now sit down in the comfort of their homes and still make money like a regular day to day office man or even make much more money. This wasn’t really possible three decades ago where you have to write job applications, get hired and wake up every day to go to your office but thanks to technology its different now. Its left for you to find which money making method suits you and which you are very comfortable with. So if you have been thinking of making some extra income as a student or graduate then you are on the right page to success because making money online is a good option. NOTE: All money making methods listed here are legal and socially approved so there is no cause for alarm. CONTINUE READING and change your financial life https://myinformationdesk.com/5-ways-to-make-money-online/ |
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