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Eben331:
Are you really sure that EBSU don't write post UTME and they do accept those who choose them as second choice??

Yes to first question.

Big fat No to the 2nd question.

The Era of State unis offering admission to 2nd choice aspirants into medicine and other competitive courses is over.

They will eat your money and if they decide to favour you a little which is rare, they'll offer you one course you wouldn't know existed until you see your admission status.


It's all or nothing now.
One choice.

Grabs more popcorn.

Undilutedme:
Hey and ladies and gentlemen. I'm a strong follower of this thread. I've been following this thread since 2016.
I wrote my first jamb 2015 and applied for medicine and surgery. Nothing came out. Since then, I've been writing jamb up to this year. Well, I was given biochemistry in a federal University last year (2018/2019) session. I also took jamb this year though but still didn't pay off. I'm currently doing biochemistry and about to enter year 2. I have a very strong passion for medicine, very very strong passion but I was kind of giving up already until I recently went to a teaching hospital and God, the passion was reawaken when I saw doctors there. I'm considering taking jamb next year, it will be my 6th jamb. I need advise from well meaning doctors and student doctors here. Do you think it's a good idea??.... If yes, what more effort should I add to get it this time around, which University will you advise me to apply this time that I can get it easily. I'm intelligent, I do very well in all my jamb exams. I'll say luck has not been on my side all the while now. Medicine is the only course that I'm going to find so much joy doing. I'm going to be 22 next year.

Please, I need advise, possibly from everyone here. God bless you all.

Going into MBBS now at 22 in ESUT.

Believe me I can relate with your situation.

Was not delayed by jamb though but by other situations, going in via my first tilt at Medicine.

Leaving Microbiology behind.

You can contact me via mail address in my profile if you feel the need to do so.

Success.

Any good streaming link??

Gets more popcorn

Starfx:
Are you aspirin for medicine?
Have you thought of quitting?
Do you have passion for medicine?
Did you just discover this thread?


Then you have to cool down, buy a bottle of chilled coke and go through this thread from page 1 to this current page, believe you me, you won't remain the same.... Take it from a guy who had to leave pharmacy for his true passion.

Lomaxx, Lagusta and charlymed...i dey greet oo


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dunsin125:
Let's talk on WhatsApp, I can't send PM.. Give me your number.

08128seventeen,seventy-eight,fourteen.

dunsin125:
Are you an indigene, what was your aggregate and how was the postutme like.

My aggregate is 274

I'm an indigene but that rarely count in Esut as far as you score above the cutoff which for Medicine is 270 this year.

Once you cross the cutoff you are in regardless of your state, Esut is arguably one of the the most flexible state Universities around when it comes to indigene issues.

The pume is made up of English, maths and biology.
15 questions each in 1 hr.
Just your normal jamb-like questions.

Horlorlardaey:
Congratulations Chief! It's a success well deserved.
PS: I'd love to read medics diaries too and probably come share my testimony when admission kicks in few weeks time.
Help us with diaries titles
I'm still optimistic tho.

https://www.nairaland.com/4770400/stethoscope

https://www.nairaland.com/4764408/med-school

https://www.nairaland.com/5339215/dairy-young-medic

https://www.nairaland.com/2630084/dreys-anatomy-insight-into-first

Last one is a thread not a diary but very very good.

Best of luck and Congrats in Advance.

OloladeWrites:
Hmm
Whether she gained addmissio thru connection or not isn't the problem here, the problem is she needs to have a proper mindset before resuming med school.
Medicine is not for the faint hearted and it's also not exclusively for people with 300+ in utme.
Consistency, Smart work, banking on seniors will help her alot.
Surviving in med sch is the koko not how she got in please. Tell her to start believing in herself and work on improving her flaws... If she can't let her drop and pave way for others, because is is total regret knowing she can't but forced her way in.

Exactly Sir

Alexaonfleek:
thank you so much .I appreciate

Anytime

lomaxx:
Congratulations

Thank you Sir

Alexaonfleek:
Medicos in the house I greet u all.

A friend of mine just gained admission to study medicine in a state university,she told me it was mainly through connection as she didn't beat the cutoff.she had 255 in jamb but I dunno about her postutme score,just that she didn't beat cutoff.
Problem is that she told me she's scared because of the fact that she didn't make it on merit,because we all know how hard med school is,she feels she's not intelligent enough to study medicine,but she has passion for it and that's what she really wants to study.she feels that people who get 280+ in jamb are the ones smart enough to study medicine

Please any advice for her?

She's more than good to go.

Let her exorcise her fears now as it can be her Achilles heel.

You don't need to be very intelligent to study medicine.

Cutoffs for medicine being high is not a pointer to how hard it is to study(its hard though) but how competitive it is.

All she needs is above average cognitive capacity and she's obviously good to go there.

She's gonna witness many jamb and pume smashers fail out especially during 2nd MB.

It's all about working around the clock(hard and smart) and seeking the advice of her seniors that navigated the path she's treading now successfully.


Pass this to her : https://www.nairaland.com/1836094/12-things-learnt-medical-school

She's 120% good to go.



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