Estherfabian:
Please is University of Medical Sciences Ondo a state school or Federal.

And, can one get into Nursing program with Jamb score of 200? If not, what is the least score that should be targeted
Thanks

Porpulace:


You are most welcome.

In addition to all the advice you will get on this thread, you may also wish to read our blog post on the different steps or stages in your journey to becoming a medical doctor in Nigeria.

https://porpulace.com.ng/how-to-become-a-medical-doctor-in-nigeria/

spiritualmubi:
Good day Bosses, I have a question about something that has been bothering me. I am a botanical student in 300 level, first semester, I plan to go for D.E into mbbs after rounding up my program, though I'm not on 2.2 (a weak one) but I have resolved to up my game and work harder so as to graduate with a 2.1. Now the issue is, I do atimes think that maybe God wants botany for me coz I reapplied Jamb while in 200lvl but didn't got it still due to low jamb score. I have been hearing people say if God has destined something for you, you should stick to it till the end, and just the fear of going against the destined path for me is really bothering me, what do you think Bosses?

Froshchuksswart:
This DENTISTRY/MEDICINE degree is it really worth it..? This is the second person I'm seeing live failing the 2nd MB exam resit, repeat and taking jamb again, waste of 5 years wtf..! Getting to 3rd year they fail and resit, repeat(another 1 year) fail again and they still go ahead to rewrite jamb nawa ooo, this is the second person I'm seeing doing this in UNN God Abeg

Froshchuksswart:
This DENTISTRY/MEDICINE degree is it really worth it..? This is the second person I'm seeing live failing the 2nd MB exam resit, repeat and taking jamb again, waste of 5 years wtf..! Getting to 3rd year they fail and resit, repeat(another 1 year) fail again and they still go ahead to rewrite jamb nawa ooo, this is the second person I'm seeing doing this in UNN God Abeg

Froshchuksswart:
This DENTISTRY/MEDICINE degree is it really worth it..? This is the second person I'm seeing live failing the 2nd MB exam resit, repeat and taking jamb again, waste of 5 years wtf..! Getting to 3rd year they fail and resit, repeat(another 1 year) fail again and they still go ahead to rewrite jamb nawa ooo, this is the second person I'm seeing doing this in UNN God Abeg

Eben331:


Osteocytes: Osteocytes are the most common cells in the bone and are responsible for maintenance and repair by sensing changes in the bone environment. They help to regulate bone remodeling through their interactions with the surrounding cells.

Osteoclasts: Osteoclasts are responsible for breaking down bone in order to form new bone tissue. They also play a role in controlling the balance between bone formation and bone resorption.

Osteoblasts: Osteoblasts are responsible for the formation of new bone tissue. They are responsible forbone mineralization as well as bone matrix secretion.

Osteon: An osteon is the structural unit of compact bone. It is made up of concentric rings of bone matrix, with osteocytes residing in spaces or lacunae throughout the matrix.

Canaliculus: The canaliculus is the tiny channel that connects the osteocytes to each other, allowing communication between them. They are also essential for nutrient transport, waste removal, and maintaining the homeostasis of the bone.

Froshchuksswart:
This DENTISTRY/MEDICINE degree is it really worth it..? This is the second person I'm seeing live failing the 2nd MB exam resit, repeat and taking jamb again, waste of 5 years wtf..! Getting to 3rd year they fail and resit, repeat(another 1 year) fail again and they still go ahead to rewrite jamb nawa ooo, this is the second person I'm seeing doing this in UNN God Abeg

sk2p:
Thanks everyone

sk2p:
Happy weekend to yall
Dis my story....... I got admitted to biochemistry in delay at my 1st attempt @jamb and I took it graduating with a 3.49(2.2).
I was discouraged from applying to DE and started working, years down d lane working in an hospital. I discovered I will never b happy if I don't study medicine so 2016 I decided to start over, applying for Ijmb and I got 14points.
2017 I started my msc biochemistry just not to keep my brain redundant. I applied thru DE to uniabuja and I remember asking several times for opinion on did forum and no one would respond to my post.
Praise b to God.... I just got admitted to mbbs uniabuja DE 2 200level.
My comments go to dose aspirants day post inquiries and get no reply, don't give up.......
Uniabuja mbbs all d way

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SF123:
Does it really worth it, this year will be my third UTMEs attempt to getting medicine and surgery after all the struggles, tutoring, massive reading, studying extensively and burning mid night candle yet MBBS is not forthcoming despite the frequent energy and commitment i ignited in my previous UTME preparation. This is extremely painful mehn, i am just deppresed right now.

SF123:
Does it really worth it, this year will be my third UTMEs attempt to getting medicine and surgery after all the struggles, tutoring, massive reading, studying extensively and burning mid night candle yet MBBS is not forthcoming despite the frequent energy and commitment i ignited in my previous UTME preparation. This is extremely painful mehn, i am just deppresed right now.

Homosapiens20x:


Have you registered? What method do you employ whilst reading for utme?

MrEgghead:
Don't give up. Many of us here have toured the same path and it's now all history. Medicine is the most competitive course to get, so it's understandable if it doesn't come in handy. There are many less competitive institutions you can always pick. Maybe you just need to start making wise and smart decisions.

SF123:
Yes boss, i have registered. Pertaining to my reading schedule i normally go to the public library in my locality, i have a timetable which i drafted out each subject per day although i started early in my preparation. I will read a particular topic, make sure i covered the topic in my main textbook then after that i will use my lamlard and explicit series to study that particular topic specifically. I have a mindset of underlining every salient points i encountered, i have a jotter on my side where i jotted each unknown points down. After studying through out the day i will revise/memorise/recite what i studied to know actually if it sticts without looking at the textbook. On visiting the library the following day, i had to revise what i studied on the previous day before diving into another subject and topic respectively (my study time is 7-9 hours daily) not yet on past question

SF123:
Yes boss, i have registered. Pertaining to my reading schedule i normally go to the public library in my locality, i have a timetable which i drafted out each subject per day although i started early in my preparation. I will read a particular topic, make sure i covered the topic in my main textbook then after that i will use my lamlard and explicit series to study that particular topic specifically. I have a mindset of underlining every salient points i encountered, i have a jotter on my side where i jotted each unknown points down. After studying through out the day i will revise/memorise/recite what i studied to know actually if it sticts without looking at the textbook. On visiting the library the following day, i had to revise what i studied on the previous day before diving into another subject and topic respectively (my study time is 7-9 hours daily) not yet on past question

DarkPheonix:

Study past questions!!! Study all the years along side your textbooks, do this like 3 or more times before your exam.

Again study your past questions, get yourself jamb remix and drop lamlad only use it to get clarification when you don't understand something and that is only for chemistry.

DarkPheonix:

Study past questions!!! Study all the years along side your textbooks, do this like 3 or more times before your exam.

Again study your past questions, get yourself jamb remix and drop lamlad only use it to get clarification when you don't understand something and that is only for chemistry.

SF123:
All right chief, i will try my possible best. Although i have not exhausted the syllabus that is why i have not started solving past questions to be precise. Apart from jamb remix series which is extremely scarce in my locality, i also have fat success utme reloaded which is apportion topics by topics; I think the fat success is equivalent to the remix series bc of its enough and extensive explanation of answers.
Appreciated chief.

DarkPheonix:

I don't know anything about fat success but if it is the same thing with jamb remix then okay, the thing is if you can painstakingly study it and understand how they solve all the questions in remix/fat success you would have covered the whole syllabus.

DarkPheonix:

I don't know anything about fat success but if it is the same thing with jamb remix then okay, the thing is if you can painstakingly study it and understand how they solve all the questions in remix/fat success you would have covered the whole syllabus.

SF123:
Thanks a lot chief.

poshemmanuel:

Medicine is very competitive in all the federal/state university. You must score very high in jamb to get MBBS, it's only private university you can get MBBS without stress

Clinton39:
Good morning House

It is my pleasure to announce to you all that after two JAMB attempts and three years of staying at home, the Good Lord has finally caused me to smile.

Brothers and sisters, I have been offered Admission to study medicine at the Rivers State University
I give God all the glory.
I want to use this medium to thank you all on this platform for your invaluable advice, your support and encouragement. I want to specially thank Sir TONYE001, Donpre, DrImmaculate and so many others that I may not be able to remember their monikers. May God bless and empower you all in your life endeavours. Amen