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jaymejate: bros, im wit u, im 4 petr.engr, an aspirant.petroleum engr dont need further maths. Roughly about 80 students are been admitted into that dept. . .it varies though. |
Romanticboy1: nat totally! Chem is nat presentmaybe you didnt understand him. . .he said he did not made chem! So he is a science student. . . .arts cant do bio,phy,math. . . Haba |
ejim4christ: u mean,no course can go with dis subjs?As far as I know, yea, none. #sad |
GorgeousReney: CAN SUM1 PLEASE ANSWER MA QUESTNis there a new jamb subject combo for pharmacy ? All i know is phy, eng, bio and chem. Your least score should be 260. |
Neldrizzy: Pls wats d jamb score dat can qualify sum1 for international studies and diplomacy240 - 250 will be okay for uniben. Note: I didnt say you wont get it if you didnt get up to 240. |
Suley316: hmmm wats d difference btwn d twoNot much difference though. If you got the zeal to study either one, there is about 80% chance you can study the other. I. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. II. ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING. The name specifies their difference. I cant really pin point their major difference but, elect/elect has more job opportunities in our beloved country, Nigeria. |
tosinisrael5678: tanks...isn't there any other thing i need 2 knw?Nothing for now. You already know what you needed to know at this stage. Jamb subject combo: math, eng, phy and chem. Waec Requirements: a minimum of 5 credits in math, phy, chem, eng and bio. Jamb score: just aim 270-280. I didnt say you wont get it if you didnt get up to 270. Also, elect/elect is the most competitive engineering course in uniben. Also, I didnt say it is the best. Thanks. NOTE: THE DEPT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DOES NOT EXIST IN UNIBEN so i advice you to go for elect/elect engr if you wish to study in uniben. |
tosinisrael5678: Plz sm1 help me..am 4rm ekiti...and am going 4 electrical engineering..bt i got c6(physics) in ma ssce...hope i gat no problem?you are on track just try to read well in your Jamb bro. |
nemayoung: Nice thread,its a good one for 2014.... Pls hw can one get utme past questn for ACCOUNTINGGo to any bookshop |
ejim4christ: Pls someone help me out,I have this subjects in my waec:Eng,math,phys,bio,agric,econs.others were absent,what course can I do favorably with dis subj?are you sure you didnt make chemistry ? This is kinda tough for you since there is no chemistry. Nothing bro. . . |
Romanticboy1: ;He is a science guy from his subject combo. |
tybobo75: Please can i get any sample of the post-utme past question from anyone here?are you through with reading for jamb ? This is where most of our problem lies. . . many did this last year and they were devastated when jamb made them realized they were just too fast. Read for your jamb now friend, jamb questions aint that different from pume. |
Lateef9961: Do it lyk dix.Tell him the truth! If God has destined him, he wont struggle this way. . .so he should not put in for MBBS again! There are better opportunities in many other courses for christ sake! |
My brother as much as I'll be tagged the bad guy here, I will sincerely advice you not to apply for this your MBBS again! You said you have written jamb for two years with a score below 240 and scored 56% in their pume, huh ? I advice you not to apply for medicine because you will hardly get it! That's the plain truth! I will advice you to go for other course still within that area of study e.g nursing, med rehab, micro bio etc. . .because even if you were given the MBBS , you may not be able to finish the MBBS since it requires maximum concentration and you said you are sponsoring yourself. So, I would say you should go for this agriculture and try Jamb again. . .remember, a bird at hand is worth millions in the bush. To remind you, Jamb is as easy as pie so, its never a gamble. |
kulyie: I feel for them especially 10 years later when they have nothing to shake again,no certificate ,no skillsfunny dude. |
Epaul: I really appreciate this timely invaluable commentary..I must humbly fess up that this is an angel of mercy to our seemingly inimical flaw as we are now not unaware of the feeble fading facade of the areas to give strength to in our training. ThanksYou are welcome . . . [quote author=Dr. Amanda]Thanks a lot.... Happy New Year[/quote]A wonderful one to you, miss. |
@larride(m) I wish you same. ;-) @oluwatola5(f) there will surely be commentary remarks for OAU and other schools as well. We, the cordinators, are working on that . . Happy new year miss. |
Mickey7: lst year I'd say telling us ur dad is "american-nigerian" was totally unnecessary (+he won't even see d post) but since it's a new year,happy new year bestiesome of una wicked for this thread.... walai |
this surely ushered them into 2014.... |
Michael Sokoto: Haba! turanchi ba kaba.lol.... Michael sokoto his here again ooo u went on exile? Michael Sokoto...... |
Commentary Remarks for DELSU Delsu has always displayed an unimaginable performance and I always watch them with keen interest as they do their job. But, however, their last two debates were marred by their inability to refute opponents argument(rebuttal) properly even when I, everyone, had expected them to do it nicely and neatly. Considering the quality of the unilag reps, I know they must have by now been preparing themselves to work on this deficient area of Delsu if they are to pull more points against them, no doubt. Unlike Dr Amanda, Maxwellokuma and Epaul need to be firm and consistent when refuting arguments. Also, looking at the last outing of Delsu which was characterized by dullness, inanimateness and lifelessness; although they won, one would have expected them to score an excellent victory over Abuzaria, but, again, since they lack the vigour in the rebuttal stage, they lost valuable points even when they were two (epaul vs maxwellokuma) against abuzaria's finest, mhyke. I, sincerely, expected them to show a high degree of knowledge on a favourable topic as: “childhood experience is responsible for how people turn out? ” I am always of the opinion that the quality of a good speaker is only seen in an impromptu speech but sadly, Delsu lacks this spice—inability to puncture and amend punctured arguments very well. The only saving grace of Delsu is the presence of Epaul and this is attributed to his quality presentation and excellent writeup which has always been seasoned with fine connectivity and with such writeup still in the judges' frame of mind, Delsu will surely attract more points to herself despite her shortcomings. Although Delsu has all the quality debaters you can think of , if they are to see the very face of next round, Epaul and Dr Amanda need to walk side by side to tread the harsh terrain of Unilag, a formidable opponent. Truly, while Epaul needs to prove his worth, Delsu needs to step-up their game. Thanks. |
While wishing y'all happy new year, I enjoin you to grab your books very tight......HāPPΨ SτúÐΨíÑg |
Godwin10: Happy New Year To Uniben Students From UnibenBlog To You.Heard of black hat SEO techniques? |
My brothers and sisters make una read book oooo..... to avoid any had I know. I don't know why I'm saying this this new year...... it's good to develop our brain and that can only be achieved through thorough reading..... I know wat I'm saying..... First year is not far! |
The coordinators and judges wishes you all a blissful year, 2014. |
fingard02k: not again pls..they should wait for asup to finish their ownThis is the current trend in Nigeria, incessant strike actions. |
Two weeks after the Academic Staff Union of Universities suspended its strike,lecturers in the Colleges of Education are set to begin a nationwide strike on Tuesday(today). This was stated in a letter served on the Supervising Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike and a copy obtained by our correspondent in Abuja. The letter was delivered by the General Secretary of the Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union, Mr. Nuhu.Ogirima, who lamented that the Federal Government had failed to address issues raised by the union. The union’s complaints are.infrastructural decay, poor funding, non-implementation of the 2010 FG-COEASU Agreement, poor conditions of service, brain drain and illegal imposition of the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System. In the letter signed by the COEASU National President, Asagha Nkoro and Ogirima, the union accused the government of directing the National Commission for Colleges of Education to impose the IPPIS on colleges without recourse to earlier meetings by parties. It said, “While government held series of talks with the union leadership between September and December 2013, evidence abound that government does not wish to keep her side of the bargain in meeting the understanding reached at such meetings. “This, without equivocation, is unacceptable to our union given the peculiar high nuisance and volatile nature of the colleges of education sector. “More so, but for the constitution and inauguration of the Needs Assessment Committee, government merely paid lip services to all other issues, highlighted in our earlier correspondences.” COEASU complained about discrimination against lecturers in colleges of education which includes.refusal to fund the Peculiar and Responsibility Allowances as obtainable in Earned Allowances of the universities; refusal to implement the migration of lower cadres as obtainable in polytechnics; and non-accreditation of programmes of the colleges of education among others. In compliance with the resolution of its Expanded National Executive Council Meeting, COEASU said its members had been directed to resume a full scale strike action suspended earlier this year, “unless and until government meets the demands”. In an interview with our correspondent, Ogirima said the union embarked on the strike due to the attitude of the government. He said, “You would recall that we observed a week warning strike earlier this year and the Federal Government called us for talks. Sadly, but for the NEEDS Assessment Committee which government inaugurated, all other issues remain unattended in spite of the over six (6) months of dialogue. “We, therefore, have no alternative but to embark on the strike action since this appears to be the only language gov’t understands.” When contacted, Wike’s Special Assistant(Media), Simeon Nwakaudu promised to address the issues raised by the lecturers today. source: www.punchng.com/news/colleges-of-education-lecturers-begin-strike-on-tuesday/ |
Flipping through the pages of this thread gives me a cause to wonder if this has not been the best showdown ever in this series. What a superb performance! I'm highly impressed! Truly, they both won even if it further means only uniben would see the next round. Heartily thanks to the debaters for throwing more light on this topic ....thank you all! Uniben!!!!!!!!!! |
REPS OF ABUZARIA AND DELSU SHOULD CHECK THEIR THREAD. RESULT NOW POSTED |
Total Score Mhyke representing Abuzaria got 22marks ( 10 + 12 ) Epaul and maxwellokuma representing Delsu, collectively scored a total of 71 points( 23 + 19 + 19 + 10) Delsu is hereby declared the winner of this debate. Congrats to DELSU!! |
2nd Judge Results Mhyke Presentation--3 Logic of Argument--2 Strength of Fact--2 Persuasiveness--2 Knowledge--3 TOTAL--12 EPAUL Presentation--5 Logic of arguments--4 Strength of Facts--4 Persuasiveness--5 Knowledge--5 TOTAL--23 Maxwellokuma.... Presentation--2 Logic of Arguments--4 Strenght of Facts--4 Persuasiveness--4 Knowledge --5 TOTAL 19 |
1st Judge scores Myke 1. Presentation =2.5 2. Logic of arguments= 2 3. Strenght of facts, examples, cases. =2 4. Persuasiveness =1.5 5. Knowledge =2 Total =10 Epaul 1. Presentation= 4 2. Logic of arguments =3.5 3. Strenght of facts, examples, cases. =4 4. Persuasiveness =4.5 5. Knowledge =3 Total =19 MAXWELLOKUMA 1. Presentation= 2 2. Logic of arguments =2 3. Strenght of facts, examples, cases= 2.5 4. Persuasiveness =1 5. Knowledge =2.5 Total =10 |
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