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Today's hint but it might not be useful for u now until later in the process of admission but it worked last year for him.
Yes, My score was 213 and My post ume is also 213, avrage is 213 also, and I chose Geology as my course.

Finally i heard about the sup form and i browse to jamb site and check the number of candidate in each course.

So i found out that SOIL SCIENCE has only but 87 candidate's, both 1st & 2nd choice candidate, so I filled it as my supplementary course for me to have more chance of ADMISSION.

Finally futo also mark SOIL SCIENCE, 180 as dia cut off mark, so this meant I still have a great chance, after all this, it was submitted by My Uncle, NO STRESS AT ALL.........

Now I finally made it as FUTOCRATICAL FUTOISM material.

Note: soil science is not my DREAM course, but i did it to just get my self in FUTO, but by God grace i will SWAP to another FINE COURSE

Odunnu: Adverts are paid for. Where you cant pay for it, the link I gave is a board where you should post the adverts with no pay. Please utilise it maximally.

Ok but this is not advert is it

Do Not Apply For 2013 JAMB UTME Online Until You Have Read n understand n have all necessary information
It is usually said that admission start from application. The experience I have had in the admission game has proven this statement tot be true. Statements like “if I had known when I was applying …” or “I never knew this before my application” is very common. At that point though, they have already lost the admission. So, the point I am making is that, if you want to win the battle of admission, you have to start from application.

kobolinko39: [color=#770077][/color]pls i nid 2 kno wen waec wud release there nov/dec gce result 2012

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fatsonm: pls can i be admitted 4 pharmacy into UI wit dz my o'level result ?

This year like I said UI made use of utme score. Weather u summit ur o level or not if u made the merit in utme u will be called according to what they use this year. But be warn next year may change don't put all ur egg in one basket

Odunnu: Nairaland frowns at disorderliness, it terms posts as such spam.
All adverts should be posted in the right section http://nairaland.com/advert

Sorry can't understand what u talking about can we talk this out if possible

Abuklaw: Did unaab admit 2nd choice candidate wit gud grade dat pass their composite score of 58 4 management science course? And d same questn apply 2 ui coz am kinda confuse

Make ui second

fatsonm: I want to choose university of ibadan! Please i need a student of UI to enligthen me pls ! I want to choose pharmacy

I know a lot about UI this year lot of ma candidate were admitted even those I never tot could due to the use of awaiting result. The process change this year. Previous years if u don't have good grades UI will never admitted u u won't be even called for post utme. But this year it was different. Next year we can't say what will happen but have faith it will be good u can contact me on pin:. Am base in ui

Kunlexic: Which schools accepts 2-sittings of o-level either waec/waec,neco/neco or waec/neco?

Almost all

For good information about 2013 utme and admission assistance go to this link www.nairaland.com/1093127/2013-2014-utme-admission-process

For good information about 2013 utme and admission assistance go to this link www.nairaland.com/1093127/2013-2014-utme-admission-process

For good information about 2013 utme and admission assistance go to this link www.nairaland.com/1093127/2013-2014-utme-admission-process
pls be wise UI no dey do am oh

For good information about 2013 utme and admission assistance go to this link www.nairaland.com/1093127/2013-2014-utme-admission-process

Kunlexic: I want to choose OAU as first choice for pharmacy and FUTA as 2nd choice for biochemistry.Is it okay and wot are my chances?

Ur chances r high futa consider second choice but one thing u should know is that the admission in the two schools r base on merit have the mark they want get ur admission.

Today's hint
Never put ur egg in one basket. This means that never choose a school as ur first and second choice. Am saying this due to some experience. This year a man promised a guy admission into a school and told him to choose it as first and second choice. He had a good post utme but on is post utme day he was not feeling fine so did not do well n the he does not want to go to the polytechnic. Fortunate for him he came on nairaland saw a post of mine on uniosun supplementary post utme called me and he did the exam now he is a student there in the department of chemistry. But what if we never met n no sch did supplementary it would have been a wasted year for him just because he chose a sch as 1stand2nd. Don't put ur egg in a basket. For more info n assistance u can contact 08181583039 pin:27A625F5 pls share

Obinnau: help what are those necessary requirements!

These r the required o level result, a high utme score and a high post utme score and if possible know someone there.

Obinnau: i am going 4 medicine at UDU Sokoto and Anatomy at ABU Zaria what are my chances and do u think it is feasible?

It is very feasible if u have their necessary requirement n the competition there is not so much

Oh u mean foundation

Cation: For this 2013/2014 jamb I want to choose pharmacy in OOU nd Nursing in Babcock,what re ur advice for me nd secondly wot re d subject combination for nursing in babcock uni post utme.I wuld like to noe d total money I'll pay for a whole year as a fresher
In babcock.tanks nid ur opinion asap

Ur utme combination will be english, biology, chemistry and physics. about the fee not so sure but u pay around 600k.

Question time on utme n university of choice

Did the exam on the 2nd of november

Both r over for this year for more info pin:27A625F5 08181583039

Explaining JAMB’s e-testing for 2013 UTME

As the Federal Government, last week, formally launched Computer-Based Test for the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, Clement Idoko writes on the initiative. 

As part of the ongoing reforms in the education sector, the Minister of Education, Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufa’i, formally launched Computer-Based Test to be employed by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) in the conduct of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) with effect from 2013.   

The first of its kind in the country, there however, are fears of the feasibility of the concept, given the low level of knowledge in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Nigeria. The fears being expressed by both stakeholders in the education sector and some would-be UTME candidates are further heightened by the inadequacy of infrastructure to support the scheme.  

Computer-Based Test is administration of an examination using a computer. When fully implemented, it will come to replace the Paper-Pencil Test (PPT) used by JAMB in the conduct of the UTME.

However, Professor Rufai, and the Registrar, Chief Executive of JAMB, Professor ’Dibu Ojerinde, dispelled whatever fears that may be entertained by the people, as due diligence, according to them had been taken in the development of the initiative.

One unique feature of the e-exam, as announced by Professor Ojerinde, is that the 2013 UTME will be staggered and will hold for 17 days, obviously because of inadequate computers for the examination to hold in a day, simultaneously across the nation and in some foreign countries, as it used to be. He also disclosed that every candidate will get his or her score instantly as the examination is concluded, while the final results would be released by the board later.  

The flag-off, according to the JAMB registrar marks the beginning of intensive campaign of CBT, for Nigerians to get acquainted with the scheme before the examination is held next year. Car stickers, flyers and posters have been produced by JAMB for distribution to the public and candidates during registration. The board said it will also employ radio, television jingles and newspaper advertisement to properly educate people on the scheme. 

The minister, while unveiling the scheme in Abuja, announced gradual phasing out of the paper-pencil test. According to her, candidates will be presented with three options in the UTME from 2013 to 2015 when the Computer-Based Test (CBT) will be fully implemented. 

She explained that apart from the CBT, candidates have two other options, namely; the traditional Paper- Pencil Test and Dual Mode involving the use of Computer and Paper-Based Test. 

In the case of CBT, an individual will be electronically tested. In other words, you see the questions on the screen and you answer on the screen, while in the case of Computer and Paper, candidates could see questions on display on computer and use the paper and pencil to answer. 

Rufa’i, who was exhilarated at the initiative, described the e-testing as a unique and very transformative effort of the Federal Ministry of Education, through JAMB. She said: “Under the present administration of President Goodluck Jonathan, we are targeting the transformation of the entire education sector between now and 2015. Part of the effort is to look at the issue of quality of education and then to also look at the issue of access.” 

She noted that part of the issue of quality was to ensure that “we do our testing and assessment properly,” adding that the concept would help address some of the challenges faced in the conduct of examination in the country. 

According to her, the CBT has two major advantages. “First, we are moving in terms of advancing the nation technologically, like is obtainable elsewhere in the nations of the world. And of course, the major advantage is to reduce or completely eliminate the issue of examination malpractices.” 

To be continuedExplaining JAMB’s e-testing for 2013 UTME

As the Federal Government, last week, formally launched Computer-Based Test for the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, Clement Idoko writes on the initiative. 

As part of the ongoing reforms in the education sector, the Minister of Education, Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufa’i, formally launched Computer-Based Test to be employed by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) in the conduct of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) with effect from 2013.   

The first of its kind in the country, there however, are fears of the feasibility of the concept, given the low level of knowledge in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Nigeria. The fears being expressed by both stakeholders in the education sector and some would-be UTME candidates are further heightened by the inadequacy of infrastructure to support the scheme.  

Computer-Based Test is administration of an examination using a computer. When fully implemented, it will come to replace the Paper-Pencil Test (PPT) used by JAMB in the conduct of the UTME.

However, Professor Rufai, and the Registrar, Chief Executive of JAMB, Professor ’Dibu Ojerinde, dispelled whatever fears that may be entertained by the people, as due diligence, according to them had been taken in the development of the initiative.

One unique feature of the e-exam, as announced by Professor Ojerinde, is that the 2013 UTME will be staggered and will hold for 17 days, obviously because of inadequate computers for the examination to hold in a day, simultaneously across the nation and in some foreign countries, as it used to be. He also disclosed that every candidate will get his or her score instantly as the examination is concluded, while the final results would be released by the board later.  

The flag-off, according to the JAMB registrar marks the beginning of intensive campaign of CBT, for Nigerians to get acquainted with the scheme before the examination is held next year. Car stickers, flyers and posters have been produced by JAMB for distribution to the public and candidates during registration. The board said it will also employ radio, television jingles and newspaper advertisement to properly educate people on the scheme. 

The minister, while unveiling the scheme in Abuja, announced gradual phasing out of the paper-pencil test. According to her, candidates will be presented with three options in the UTME from 2013 to 2015 when the Computer-Based Test (CBT) will be fully implemented. 

She explained that apart from the CBT, candidates have two other options, namely; the traditional Paper- Pencil Test and Dual Mode involving the use of Computer and Paper-Based Test. 

In the case of CBT, an individual will be electronically tested. In other words, you see the questions on the screen and you answer on the screen, while in the case of Computer and Paper, candidates could see questions on display on computer and use the paper and pencil to answer. 

Rufa’i, who was exhilarated at the initiative, described the e-testing as a unique and very transformative effort of the Federal Ministry of Education, through JAMB. She said: “Under the present administration of President Goodluck Jonathan, we are targeting the transformation of the entire education sector between now and 2015. Part of the effort is to look at the issue of quality of education and then to also look at the issue of access.” 

She noted that part of the issue of quality was to ensure that “we do our testing and assessment properly,” adding that the concept would help address some of the challenges faced in the conduct of examination in the country. 

According to her, the CBT has two major advantages. “First, we are moving in terms of advancing the nation technologically, like is obtainable elsewhere in the nations of the world. And of course, the major advantage is to reduce or completely eliminate the issue of examination malpractices.” 

To be continuedExplaining JAMB’s e-testing for 2013 UTME

As the Federal Government, last week, formally launched Computer-Based Test for the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, Clement Idoko writes on the initiative. 

As part of the ongoing reforms in the education sector, the Minister of Education, Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufa’i, formally launched Computer-Based Test to be employed by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) in the conduct of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) with effect from 2013.   

The first of its kind in the country, there however, are fears of the feasibility of the concept, given the low level of knowledge in Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Nigeria. The fears being expressed by both stakeholders in the education sector and some would-be UTME candidates are further heightened by the inadequacy of infrastructure to support the scheme.  

Computer-Based Test is administration of an examination using a computer. When fully implemented, it will come to replace the Paper-Pencil Test (PPT) used by JAMB in the conduct of the UTME.

However, Professor Rufai, and the Registrar, Chief Executive of JAMB, Professor ’Dibu Ojerinde, dispelled whatever fears that may be entertained by the people, as due diligence, according to them had been taken in the development of the initiative.

One unique feature of the e-exam, as announced by Professor Ojerinde, is that the 2013 UTME will be staggered and will hold for 17 days, obviously because of inadequate computers for the examination to hold in a day, simultaneously across the nation and in some foreign countries, as it used to be. He also disclosed that every candidate will get his or her score instantly as the examination is concluded, while the final results would be released by the board later.  

The flag-off, according to the JAMB registrar marks the beginning of intensive campaign of CBT, for Nigerians to get acquainted with the scheme before the examination is held next year. Car stickers, flyers and posters have been produced by JAMB for distribution to the public and candidates during registration. The board said it will also employ radio, television jingles and newspaper advertisement to properly educate people on the scheme. 

The minister, while unveiling the scheme in Abuja, announced gradual phasing out of the paper-pencil test. According to her, candidates will be presented with three options in the UTME from 2013 to 2015 when the Computer-Based Test (CBT) will be fully implemented. 

She explained that apart from the CBT, candidates have two other options, namely; the traditional Paper- Pencil Test and Dual Mode involving the use of Computer and Paper-Based Test. 

In the case of CBT, an individual will be electronically tested. In other words, you see the questions on the screen and you answer on the screen, while in the case of Computer and Paper, candidates could see questions on display on computer and use the paper and pencil to answer. 

Rufa’i, who was exhilarated at the initiative, described the e-testing as a unique and very transformative effort of the Federal Ministry of Education, through JAMB. She said: “Under the present administration of President Goodluck Jonathan, we are targeting the transformation of the entire education sector between now and 2015. Part of the effort is to look at the issue of quality of education and then to also look at the issue of access.” 

She noted that part of the issue of quality was to ensure that “we do our testing and assessment properly,” adding that the concept would help address some of the challenges faced in the conduct of examination in the country. 

According to her, the CBT has two major advantages. “First, we are moving in terms of advancing the nation technologically, like is obtainable elsewhere in the nations of the world. And of course, the major advantage is to reduce or completely eliminate the issue of examination malpractices.” 

To be continued

Take note of the following before filling ur utme form
Make sure the course u want to read is offered in the university by confirming from a student. I realize that some courses r in jamb brochure n on their site as in u see it y reg online but the school don't offer such courses. If this mistake is done u will reduce ur chances of gaining admission in such cases. For more infor pin:27A625F5 08181583039 pls share.

Take note of the following before filling ur utme form
Make sure the course u want to read is offered in the university by confirming from a student. I realize that some courses r in jamb brochure n on their site as in u see it y reg online but the school don't offer such courses. If this mistake is done u will reduce ur chances of gaining admission in such cases. For more infor pin:27A625F5 08181583039 pls share.

U can buy and process ur utme form with Macmos consult with centers in Lagos ibadan and Osun. With up to date admission advise n information. We also assist with admission processing. Contact 08181583039 pin:27A625F5

Before going to any Business Center or cybercafè to register/Complete your Jamb form;
please take note of the followings:
* Please Ensure you have downloaded and PRINT the New 2013 Jamb/UTME Online Registration Template- CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD IT www.freebrowsinglink.com
* When you have Download and Print the 2013 Jamb Registration Template, You can take the FORM home.
With the help of the official 2013 Jamb brochure and other relevant handy information, fill the form.
* After filling the Jamb Registration Template, proceed to any of the approved business center or cybercafe nearest to you, to fill your details online. (we will update this post to list the full Approved Jamb Registration Business Centers in Nigeria, Currently, Jamb website is as busy as bee.)
Pre-Registration Notes For Jamb 2013 Candidates;
1. Please Remember to collect your Jamb registration scratch card from the business centre/cybercafe after registrations (don’t leave your Jamb Scratch card with them, you will definitely need it, also keep it in a safe place.)
2. Candidates should take note that you cannot change your Examination Town after you have submitted your form. Don’t make mistake here!
3. You will require a JPEG passport to be scanned or digitized. The passport should not be older than Three (3) months.
4. Candidates will be require to have a working Email address to successfully complete thei registration and get additional information from Jamb. You can get a free Email address at www.Gmail.com or Yahoo! (Both of them are free, Gmail.com may required you to confirm a code. They will call your cell phone number and give you 6 or 7 digit number to put in a box. Then your account is automatically activated)
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5. Candidates should note that they will NOT be able to change their Names, Date of Birth, Origin and Gender after submitting their application.
If you are using Jamb 2013 approved Business Center or Cyber-Cafe, all the above procedures, including the Finger Print Registration should be avialable.
Every other related Jamb Information, example.
* Jamb 2013 approved selling point,
* Jamb 2013/2014 Closing date and
* Jamb 2013 Examination Dates will be made available to you on this page.
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The Joint Admissions & Matriculation Board, (Jamb) has begun her e-registration for the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, (UTME).
This information has been confirmed by MACMOS Crew. We have been monitoring Jamb website and today 6th November, Jamb’s launch the official 2013 Registration Portal at www.jamb.org.ng/Unifiedtme2013/.
The Jamb 2013/2014 website link above is now active, Jamb managements is now set to launch the purchase of their Registration Scratch cards at approved selling outlets nationwide.
Although, we strongly advice that candidates should NOT register immediately, but should hold their peace and wait until December 2012 or better still until January 2013 when all issues regarding this year’s registration is completely solved or sorted out by Jamb. (Remember, Jamb introduce Computer Based Test and other Two Options in the 2013 Jamb Examination.)
Although, you won’t be registrating until December or January 2013. All the Candidates are advised to download and PRINT the New 2013 Jamb/UTME Online Registration Template and seek help/advise in filling the form. To Download the 2013 Jamb/UTME Online Registration Template, Goto Jamb official website
As at the time of publishing this post, the actual cost of Jamb 2013 scratch card is yet to be announced to the general public.
However, the cost of the jamb registration scratch card is expected to be NGN4,600 (Four Thousand Six hundred Naira) Only.
This year’s jamb will be different from the previous ones, candidates will be expected to select one of two Testing option while filling the jamb 2013 form;
You can chose any one of the below.
*1* Paper and Pencil Testing (PPT)
*2* Computer Based e-Testing (CBT)
WARNING! Candidates should take note that they are to perform their registration ONLY via Authorized Business/Computer Centres even if they are able to do the registration themselves, using personal computers.
What this entails is that, you can’t use your computer to register your jamb 2013/2014 Form yourself. The list of Authorised Business/Computer Centres/CyberCafe will be made avialable soon.

JAMB- UTME 2013 Registration Form is Out!! JAMB 2013/2014 Registration Guidelines and Instructions Here

Has JAMB 2013: e-Registration Started?

Everyone is Nigeria is asking same question, so you are not an exception. But not to worry! As always, we have suiting answers here.

Macmos is currently working on a comprehensive report on the registration guidelines, procedures, where to get the PIN, approved registration points, etc.