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Mkenya2019:
One random rank one random year- small country shenanigans.

Just30:
lunatic at it again

These are all well documented things easily verified.

When you lose an arguments you start acting like a KG kid with no boundaries

If you want I can show you evidence of it... I thought these were public knowledge that should be easy for you to find

Just30:
you're wasting your time
He should read how the research done at UCC influence global development

Obaaderemi2:
That's what he does best. The boy was using a random stvpid TV show hosted by Kenya and moderated by a Kenyan as a parameter for measuring academic prowess.
A show we even won once out of two times we participated.

Now I gave him results from reputable international competitions that have existed for over half a century, he's crying because his country performs poorly year after year.

Mkenya2019:
She wasn't exempted from learning communication 101 and introduction to calculus 101 but somehow will be exempted to study pre-med.
Medicine degree in the US is not a joke.

1.Complete an undergraduate education:
Unlike Uk medicine study, USA medical studies require completion of four years of undergraduate study. The study includes a pre-medical school course and obtaining a bachelor’s degree in in a relevant subject. For example, a degree in Biology, Chemistry or Neuroscienceز

2. Pass the MCAT examination:
MCAT is a standardized and multiple-choice exam for students assessing their likelihood of success in their program. In order to start your medical career in the US, you must register with the Medical College Admission for the MCAT test. Common subjects in this exam are chemistry, biological studies, physics, and human genetics.


3. Apply to medical school:
Students can apply to US medical school during the summer after their junior year in college. You can take a year off before applying if you want. Most medical schools in the US use the application processing service (AMCAS) of the American Medical Colleges. International students choose their preferred medical schools and submit a single application to AMCAS, which distributes it to each institution.

4. Complete training at medical school:
The medical school in the US includes classroom-based instruction in the sciences and clinical rotations. It is a full-time study that takes 4 years duration besides the bachelor’s degree.

5. Pass parts I & II of the United States Medical Licensing Examination (UNMLE):

Obaaderemi2:
That's what he does best. The boy was using a random stvpid TV show hosted by Kenya and moderated by a Kenyan as a parameter for measuring academic prowess.
A show we even won once out of two times we participated.

Now I gave him results from reputable international competitions that have existed for over half a century, he's crying because his country performs poorly year after year.

Mkenya2019:
Research influence

Just30:


That's the only thing he knows best .. local nonsense

Obaaderemi2:
He has an island mentality.

Mkenya2019:
Obabboon looking for moral support.

Just30:

That's quite an isolated mentality

Obaaderemi2:
I'm not surprised you've fallen into your default mode of throwing insults when cornered. So predictable.

Meanwhile I'm still waiting for Kenya's TIMMS results.

Mkenya2019:
SACMEQ IV - this latest. Kenya is faaaaaaar ahead....593...just behind Mauritus. Kenya maths - the teachers - aced it. In other countries - kenya kids would beat their teachers.

The SACMEQ IV Project is scheduled for implementation during 2012-2014 with new innovations that would enable participating countries to track changes over time, to make valid comparisons with similar education systems, and to report on progress made towards the attainment of Education For All (EFA) goals and the MDGs by the 2015 target year. The SACMEQ IV main data collection is scheduled for implementation in fifteen Ministries of Education (Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Mauritius, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania (Mainland), Tanzania (Zanzibar), Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe) during 2013. Angola Ministry of Education is participating in the SACMEQ IV project as an observer with a view to becoming a full member.

Obaaderemi2:
SHACKMAN or SACMED or whatever is a regional thing. We're talking international stuff here.

Where is your TIMMS results?

Just30:
Kenyans don't do well in Science and Mathematics so they won't even dare

Just30:
Kenyans don't do well in Science and Mathematics so they won't even dare

Mkenya2019:
Kenya has just few developers short of Nigeria who jointly with morroco follow south africa. Kenya tech space in terms of funding is neck to neck with Nigeria beating South Africa. https://technext.ng/2022/02/22/africa-now-has-716000-software-developers-a-3-8-rise-in-one-year/

Shaytun:
You’re not neck to neck with Nigeria in tech funding

Mkenya2019:
SACMEQ IV - this latest. Kenya is faaaaaaar ahead....593...just behind Mauritus. Kenya maths - the teachers - aced it. In other countries - kenya kids would beat their teachers.

The SACMEQ IV Project is scheduled for implementation during 2012-2014 with new innovations that would enable participating countries to track changes over time, to make valid comparisons with similar education systems, and to report on progress made towards the attainment of Education For All (EFA) goals and the MDGs by the 2015 target year. The SACMEQ IV main data collection is scheduled for implementation in fifteen Ministries of Education (Botswana, Kenya, Lesotho, Mauritius, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland, Tanzania (Mainland), Tanzania (Zanzibar), Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe) during 2013. Angola Ministry of Education is participating in the SACMEQ IV project as an observer with a view to becoming a full member.

Mkenya2019:
Businessday.ng
https://businessday.ng › article › eg...
Egypt, Kenya overtake Nigeria in value of startup funding in H1 -in 2022.Generally it depends on who is ranking but kenya has been either no 1 or 2 the last few years Africa tech sector started attracting serious capital.South Africa and Egypt complete the Big Four.

Shaytun:
Lmao, you are a deceitful person.

You are very fond of making a statement and backing it up with the wrong article or source, there’s nothing in the business day article you posted and what you are claiming.

Shaytun:
Lmao, you are a deceitful person.

You are very fond of making a statement and backing it up with the wrong article or source, there’s nothing in the business day article you posted and what you are claiming.

Obaaderemi2:
You are familiar with his antics.
His country didn't register in the various science Olympiads, then he brought one useless SHACKMAN or SACMED ranking. I checked it and saw it covered only Eastern and Southern Africa. Since then he has been running away.

Mkenya2019:
obaboon this not a political forum where you need popularity..everyone read your embarrassing attempts to out of the blue describes kenya as weak in STEM.Youre scrapping the bottom of the barrel.

Mkenya2019:
obaboon this not a political forum where you need popularity..everyone read your embarrassing attempts to out of the blue describes kenya as weak in STEM.Youre scrapping the bottom of the barrel.

Mkenya2019:
it because I am on the phone..why would I lie when you can Google https://www.google.com/amp/s/techcrunch.com/2022/08/09/in-africa-kenyan-startups-have-so-far-recorded-highest-funding-growth-this-year/amp/

As has become the norm, Nigeria is leading the way,
with 123 companies having raised a combined US$858
million between January and September. This is still just
short of the US$903,680,000 raised by Nigerian ventures
in 2021, though that target will surely shortly be beaten
given the current rate of investment.


Egypt comes in second, as it did in 2021, though the US
$621 million raised by 84 Egyptian startups in 2022
already represents significant growth on last year, when
the overall total was US$446 million. Kenya, in third, has
seen US$489 million raised by 53 startups, more than
US$150 million more than the US$292 million the
country raked in across 2021.


South Africa continues to have a relatively disappointing
year compared to other members of the “big four”, with
US$297 million raised by 44 companies. This still
means, however, that the country is on course to better
2021’s total of US$336,405,000.

Obaaderemi2:
By the third quarter, water found its level as usual.

https://disrupt-africa.com/2022/10/12/african-tech-startups-raised-2-7bn-in-first-9-months-of-2022/

Mkenya2019:
Like I said its been neck to neck competition btw Kenya and Nigeria..then Egypt and South Africa. Kenya clearly punching above its weight due to the obvious Africa best education bar Mauritius

Mkenya2019:
Like I said its been neck to neck competition btw Kenya and Nigeria..then Egypt and South Africa. Kenya clearly punching above its weight due to the obvious Africa best education bar Mauritius. Nigeria ,South Africa and Egypt are neck to neck in gdp..let's take Nigeria fake gdp at its highest..but Kenya is at least 4 times less

Obaaderemi2:
Best education? Don't make me laugh.
When your kids routinely perform poorly in international science olympiads.