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mr calcufast: Abeg shey oau aspirant no dey dis thread ni..abi shey na d acid test dey make una catch cold ni?..stay blessed

den plenty...u are wlc.

mr calcufast: Pls my ogas which books should I read for use of english apart from d porter's wheel and d successor..stay blessed

A to Z by Dele Ashade

Don famous: And pls which type will you advice me to go for is it computer or pencil and paper based test. Cos i'm afraid make computer no go die or hang wen my exam still dey go o

the cbt has been tested by those who did it this year and has been confirmed to be good since they did it successfully,according to d Yoruba proverb ''Eshin iwaju,ni ti eyin wo saare''.

swagsguy: Pls which do u think is better to choose cbt or ppt test

i dnt knw d 1 dat can pay u coz wat favour some may not favour others but i chose cbt.

promisechild: Morning peeps may we all see next year in IJN

amen bro and all aspirants on dis thread will have shared their admission testimony by dis tym next year

prince CEE: it follows from newton's second law of motion

its 4rm d 1st law,u knw a force will change the state of rest and uniform motion on a straight line of a body.

emekakelvin: Ok bro .
Happy Boxing day

tanx bro,wish u d same but we dunno see ur hand nw

lalyiva: I've been asking this question since NA
which books do I read for lit in Eng..someone should help me NA.
do u also sugest ppt or cbt.?

no 1 can suggest 4 u,just decide on ur own wic 1 will be okay 4 u but if its me,i'ii take cbt.

emekakelvin: Yap
Awaiting result is being accepted by all Institution in Nigeria. The problem with Awaiting result is that most institution always give an ultimatium upon their result will be upload online. Example, Unilorin and UI accept awaiting result,but always give a deadline for the final submit of such result. If any individual fails to submit his/her result within the stipulated time,such admission has to be forfeit

includin unilag

Can a person put a school of health science or any monotechnic in the 4th choice instead of choosing IEIS?

Marwin to y'al

Am just observing this between nursing and med. lab. science,which 1 is good to go for? Below are my views about them
* Nursing pays more
* Nursing takes 2 years more to complete (4 years instead of 2) and it will cost more money
* Both work appx. 40 hour weeks and have shift-work
* MLS deals with less people and there's less "risk" - It has a little fear of letting people down, and nursing is high-stress and you deal with people's lives, you know?

Feel free to comment about this,any view and opinion is highly welcome.

adexdon: Has diz page turn to love zone

abi...i wan2 turn d thread to romance section wen Fedpoly ede refuse to release ND-full tym 2nd list.

peculiar_damsel: @enessye am from Mapoly and i score 63%

will u be mai gf? if ur answer to dis question is YES,ur admission into Edepoly is sure coz i wil help u 2ru my long leg...lolz

Pls,is there a way to check the number of people that have chosen cbt and ppt?

Gud p.m to y'all and gr8 work u are doing 4 dose of u keeping dis thread lively.

great.david:
we're here .....¤just peeping through da window¤

U are welcome bro,its a 9ce meeting U on dis thread

labodinho: Transparency- UI n OAU buh not sure bout UNILORIN

Postutme- UI-Simple bout lil bit trickish.Read between lines.

OAU-Sometimes hard buh dis yr's was a token dnt knw wat might happens nxt yr.

Unilorin- Simple buh time factor.

I pray b4 Ʊя̲̅ registration that God will come to Ʊя̲̅ mind and tell U̶̲̥̅̊ d one U̶̲̥̅̊ will choose and U̶̲̥̅̊ will be offered admission into Ʊя̲̅ desired course.

I avn't seen any oau aspirant here on dis thread,if U̶̲̥̅̊ are dere,talk and let's meet.

10 + 3 Things Every Student Must Do Before ASUU Strike is Over:
Every Nigerian student who should be in school but is presently at home because of ASUU strike must make use of this strike to their advantage. Rather than allow their destinies to be jeopardized, they can turn this situation around in their own favor. These are 13 things every student must do before the ASUU strike is over.
1. CATCH UP ON LOST ACADEMIC WORK
If there was any academic related work that you missed while school was still in session, you do not have to wait until school resumes to catch up on them. Use this god-given opportunity (or rather ASUU-FG created opportunity) to your advantage. If you missed a class note, update your notes. Do all the omitted assignments. Write your lab reports. Complete your class projects. Do your team works. Perfect your field exercise. All of this will make you readily prepared for resumption once the strike is called off.
2. DEVELOP A TALENT
If you had ever felt school was boring to you, and that you would have loved to develop an inborn talent, but the enormous challenges of academic work will not allow you devote time to channel your energy towards a god given dream, then you no longer have any excuse. Maximize this period to develop this god given talent and make sure you achieve a part of, if not all of that dream before school resumes.
Write that book and publish it.
Go to studio with that song and release at least a track, if not the complete album.
Produce that video.
Join a football club and make a name.
Whatever your talent is, do something about it before the strike is over.
3. LEARN A SKILL
If you have never thought about a specific talent in your life, you likely may say there is none to develop. That will still not be an excuse for you to waste these precious moments. Go learn a skill. Look for something new to add to your life. Learn a skill that will be relevant to your future.
Learn how to drive.
Learn how to swim.
Learn to make beads.
Learn how to sow dresses.
Learn hair dressing.
Learn event decoration.
Learn photography.
Learn publishing.
If you don’t find something to learn, go learn how to cook (funny as it sounds). Just make sure you learn a skill.
4. ORGANISE YOUR SCHOOL MATERIALS
The best time to get yourself organized for resumption is now that there is still time to play around. Gather up all your scattered school materials and arrange them in a safe place. You do not want to be looking for a textbook or an important school note when school resumes, only to find out that it has been carelessly soiled with oil in the kitchen, or some pages torn away by a sibling. Keep all of your school material in one place so you can easily access them whenever the Almighty ASUU and the Controller Generals of the nation decides to settle their scores, be it political or otherwise. It’s time to do some more important things with your life.
5. ENGAGE IN CONSTANT WEEKLY REVISION
Do not just put your academic life on hold for now because of the strike. Constantly engage in revisions. Spread the courses you offer in school over a period of time. Say, if you have registered for eight courses this semester, spread them over eight weeks. This means you will need to study one course per week. So, dedicate at least one day in each week for the study of this course. This way, you likely may be able to cover all your courses before the strike is called off, and you will be in a better academic shape once school resumes. Take advantage of this period to give yourself an academic lift. If every student will do this, this can be their best semester so far.
6. DO A PROFESSIONAL COURSE
Life is not just about certificates; some professional courses carry much more weight than B.Sc, or at least, add to the weight of your degree. Intentionally go in search of such courses and register for them. They do not cost a fortune. Moreover, it is better than just sleeping and waking and hoping that Uncle GEJ will change his mind very soon about his stand on ASUU demands. Invest your time in a professional course organized by the professional body of the course you are studying in school. Even if you do not complete the course before resumption, their schedule is so flexible that you can still combine it with your normal academic schedule.
7. PROJECT INTO THE FUTURE
Most students do not have a well-planned out life. They just hope that life will be fair on them once they graduate from the university. If you are also one of such, this is the best time to spend enough time to plan your future and rightly channel it the way you desire it goes. What will you like to do after graduation? Service year is the ready answer in your mind! What if Service is delayed by a year, what will you do with the time? If Service eventually comes, what will you do during service year? Will you consider any pet project? What will it be about? How will you raise fund for it? What happens after Service year? Which organization will you like to work with? Do they have a specific requirement? How do you meet that requirement in order to make your dream of working with them possible? There are a million and one questions that need to be answered before time, and this is the best time to do that. And do not forget to add this all important question “at what stage after graduation do I want to be married?”
8. UPDATE YOUR KNOWLEDGE ABOUT COMPUTERS
It is sad to note that while kindergartens in the developed world are already being introduced to computers, there are still final year students in our universities who do not know how to use one of the most common applications on the computer – Microsoft Word. The closest they have ever gotten to the IT world is to check their facebook page on their java phones or reply their emails using the opera mini on same phone. Please, do not pretend to know what you do not know; go update your computer knowledge. If you don’t, you will not know what you have missed until it is almost over for you.
9. ATTEND DEVELOPMENTAL SEMINARS
You will also need to attend as many developmental seminars and conferences as you can find around you. Some of them will cost some money. However, you will also find some of them free of all charge. These seminars will help you to become a better person and prepare you for the challenges of the labour market, challenges of marriage, and every other challenges that may come your way.
10. GET A PAID EMPLOYMENT
If you feel you will be better off with some extra fund every month, then you may consider getting a paid employment. Although, no company will offer you the mouthwatering offer they give to their new intakes, no matter what level you are in the university (do not forget you are just a bloody undergraduate), but at least, whatever you get at the end of every month should save you the embarrassment of having to call all the uncles you have in the world just to renew your BIS, and you will still have some change to play around with. However, whether what they pay you will be worth your time and your effort is left for you to decide.
11. CATCH SOME FUN
All work and no play, makes Jack a dull boy. Do not be a Jack; catch some fun. Take a weekend out to visit an uncle outside your place of residence. Check on a long-forgotten relative. Attend a family function, say wedding, house warming etc. Visit the zoo. Go check out the National museum. Go for a midweek service in a big church that is far away from your home church. Give yourself a treat in an eatery. Go to a recreation center. Visit the beach on a quiet day. Whatever you can do to catch some fun, please do. It is good for your health.
12. PRAY
Take time out to pray. There are so many things you can pray about at your age. Pray for your future. Pray for your relationships. Pray for your academics. Pray for your family. More importantly, pray that God should intervene and bring a solution to the academic situation of the country so that school can resume back on time.
13. GET CLOSER TO GOD
There is no better time in your life to start a relationship with God than now. If you do not have a relationship with him, you should begin to reconsider your stand now. Those who do not give God their audience while on campus do not get his attention after graduating from campus. If you have a relationship with Him already, be more committed to the relationship.

Ladokun12: .dnt choos u.i and unilag.shalom

u.i accept 2 sittings bro except their college of health science that will only accept 1 sitting.

The University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) 2013/2014 academic session remedial programme application form is out.

Interested and qualified persons should follow the instructions outlined below to apply.




Instructions on how to apply for 2013/2014 remedial programme
There are five (5) STEPS involved to complete your application.
STEP 1: Account Creation
• First time applicant should click on Remedial Application Form (STEP 1) link to create an account. An alert will be sent to your email which will give you your Login ID and Password that will be used to login on this portal.
•Returning applicant should Login with their Login ID and Password to proceed with the next steps. Please note that your password can be changed by clicking on the Change Password link on the Top Menu after you have logged in.
STEP 2: Complete Biodata
Click on Complete your Biodata (STEP 2) link located at the left-hand side to complete your biodata. Note that, your scanned passport and signature will be required for the completion of this form. You may therefore have these readily available. The size of the passport and signature should not be more than 20KB and 15KB respectively and should be in JPG format.
STEP 3: Remedial Choice of Course
Click on Choice of Course (STEP 3) link located at the left-hand side to complete your remedial choice of course form. That is, First Choice Faculty,First Choice Course, Second Choice Faculty,Second Choice Course,Third Choice Faculty and Third Choice Course.
STEP 4: O’Level Results
Click on Register your O’Level Results (STEP 4) link located at the left-hand side to submit your O’Level results.
STEP 5: Payment Section
Click on Make Payment for Remedial Application Form (STEP 5) link located at the left-hand side to make payment for 2013/2014 remedial application form. APPLICATION FORM FEE is N10, 000.00 (Ten Thousand Naira Only) excluding N250.00 bank charges. Note that without online payment, your application for remedial programme is not complete.
After completing the above FIVE STEPS successfully, you will see the links to print your Remedial Application Form and Citizenship Form.

The Executive Secretary of National Universities Commission (NUC), Prof. Julius Okojie, on Tuesday in Abuja, directed Bowen University, Iwo (BUI) in Osun State to start postgraduate programmes.




Okojie gave the directive when the newly-appointed Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Matthew Ojo, paid him a familiarisation visit.
According to him, Bowen University has come of age to commence postgraduate programmes.
He said: “The commission has a policy that a university can only begin post graduate programmes one year after it has graduated its first set of students from the same programme.’’
The NUC boss added that the Nigerian University System (NUS) could still be rated high in academics, noting that the job of a vice chancellor was a prestigious one.
He, therefore, urged the vice chancellor to be anticipatory, especially in staff welfare and advised him to be firm and fair to earn the respect of the staff of the institution.

Mod...can u pls consider dis to be fp topic
https://www.nairaland.com/1512143/u-combine-weac-neco#19443178

Dis shd be made to the frontpage cos if its Tonto Dike or Genevieve Nnaji picture,it will have reach FP.

CaptainMedal: please where can i registered for utme in ibadan, because i need ur branch the fynest baba. i hail oooooooo

click on the link below to view list of registration centres @ ur area.
www.jamb.org.ng/unifiedtme/RegistrationCentres.aspx

If i think of d ASUU strike,I will say Nigeria do not worth d cup since it is my fatherland dat I must defend we will surely own d cup and I can see how our players are trying and d keeper is saving goal...kudos to y'all.

davidiee: Good day aspirants. I went to jamb office to register and to my greatest shock I just discovered something. In the 2014/2015 ume , there is no provisions for 1st or second choice most, more and preferred. What we have now is 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th choice and only four degree institutions to choose. I.e degree, ND, COE and IEI. If for example you select a University as first choice you can't select a University as either second third or fourth choice. Which technically means that if a university is your first choice. Then a polytechnic will be your second choice and a college of education your third choice and another awarding institution your fourth choice. Finally this means that your choice of either university, poly, coe, and other institution is restricted to only one. So this year choose wisely I just registered. The exam date is yet to be announced but so far that's how the registration goes. If you're not clear with this info go to any jamb office and confirm for yourself

how much do u register it?

I want to subscribe on my BB and I was told I can't if i am enjoying d double recharge but I can't opted-out of it.

2014 jamb registration has commenced and Fedepe neva let's knw our hope...am gonna take part in dat next jamb either am admitted or not.

Its another period of the year again as we did last year and I want to ‾̴̴͡͡‾̴̴͡͡ this thread to start moving...where are u all 2014 utne aspirants,oya come in.fynestboi has opened the door.

Do You Know?

* OAU Ife was founded in 1962 as the University of Ife but christened by the Federal Military Government as Obafemi Awolowo University on May 12, 1987.
* In October 2007, Great Ife Students won Awards For ‪#‎ Nigeria‬At Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) World Cup tournament in New York City, United States of America.
* OAU Ife is situated on 13,000 acres (53 km2) of land
* On May 6 2002, Surgeons at the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital Complex (OAUTHC), Ile-Ife in Osun Sate successfully separated a set of Nigerian siamese twins with a common anus and fused lower spine.
* Leadership traits in Great Ife alumni was again in display at the 2012 Ondo Guber. Poll as the three main candidates are graduates of Obafemi Awolowo University. The likes of Dr Olusegun ‪#‎ Mimiko‬, Barrister Olusola ‪#‎ Oke‬and Oluwarotimi ‪#‎ Akeredolu‬(SAN).

‪#team oau ‪#‎ ProudlyGreatIfe ‬