medzzzy:
UI though.Gannong is favoured but too hard to comprehend

You'd have to take it in... Support it with other books like sembulingam and constanzo...
I'm sure you'd be hyper stuffy

Hello everyone. Please i need an advice of some sort.i hv always loved health sciences and hv been gunning for medicine or nursing but was offered civil engineering of whch am 3yrs gone. I tried switching several times bt all to no avail. Recently tho, i played with a school of nursing form and as God would hv it i was admitted to resume oct/nov. Now i'm faced with the deliema of either dropping the B. Eng prog for the Rn prog or continuing with the B. Eng prog and fore going the Rn prog. Plsss what do u suggest i do

xcelo27:
Hello everyone. Please i need an advice of some sort.i hv always loved health sciences and hv been gunning for medicine or nursing but was offered civil engineering of whch am 3yrs gone. I tried switching several times bt all to no avail. Recently tho, i played with a school of nursing form and as God would hv it i was admitted to resume oct/nov. Now i'm faced with the deliema of either dropping the B. Eng prog for the Rn prog or continuing with the B. Eng prog and fore going the Rn prog. Plsss what do u suggest i do

Firstly, i don't want to believe that you chose MBBS and you were "given" Civil Engineering.
they are two fields apart with different utme requirements.
3 years into your B.Eng program, i won't suggest you drop out of it. As much as possible, ensure you complete the degree. when you're done, if you still have the drive, continue to apply to the medical sciences.
#my1cent

Bobola07:


Firstly, i don't want to believe that you chose MBBS and you were "given" Civil Engineering.
they are two fields apart with different utme requirements.
3 years into your B.Eng program, i won't suggest you drop out of it. As much as possible, ensure you complete the degree. when you're done, if you still have the drive, continue to apply to the medical sciences.
#my1cent

yeah its hard to believe but that's what happened. I was surprised myself. Pre degree prog MBBS, jamb MBBS, putme MBBS bt when admission came, E.Eng civil. Thanks for the advice

xcelo27:

yeah its hard to believe but that's what happened. I was surprised myself. Pre degree prog MBBS, jamb MBBS, putme MBBS bt when admission came, E.Eng civil. Thanks for the advice

You're welcome bro.

Maravel:
I have gone through this thread twice
Am so happy it was created
Thanks to Dr jargo
I have just been admitted for MBBS UNICAL
.....please any one who has a textbook for botany should please assist me with it

Lol@Botany textbook.Pls does Unical accept Bsc botany into MBBS through Direct Entry?

Pls what are the requirements for crossing over from biochemistry to MBBS in UI?

DKrown:
Pls what are the requirements for crossing over from biochemistry to MBBS in UI?

A good CGPA for merit, first class specifically

Connections for closer CGPAs

Vikky014:
Lol@Botany textbook.Pls does Unical accept Bsc botany into MBBS through Direct Entry?

Lolsss when men were filled with joy
No they dont

Maravel:
Lolsss when men were filled with joy No they dont

Lol Thanks

You guys are deviating this forum for what it supposed to be.

vicmed1:
You guys are deviating this forum for what it supposed to be.

Bring out the OP nigbayen

mhizsuzzy:


Best of luck dear

Little tips though I believe it is a university thing as medical schools varies in aspect of lecturers approach.

I was just like you surfing the net as if my life depended on it because I wanted to know how to ace this "over hyped MB" (note it's in quote ooo, don't mind my choice of word, if you fail it God forbid, the rest is history in medical school)
I browsed how to read as a medic cos someone like me I no fit sit down for 3 hours read, don't ask me how I have been passing. (But get this, I don't sort and I don't ask or tell in exams). Well it doesn't go well with me as I was caught the first day I tried it, well a story for another day.
I needed to pass so badly that I download YouTube videos on what to do and what not to do.

Ask me if it helped, I will say the tips didn't but the medical context did.

What I am driving at with all these boring jargon above.

Passing mb lies on how you use your senior colleagues, junior colleague, they will be helpful in reminding you of previous yrs that is if you are a lazy medic like me, your mates cos of group discussion, though I didn't have one cos It doesn't work for me.
The senior colleagues really helped me. I owe them a lot.

Aim high don't be a pass student like me oooo Get distinctions nah so that this our very own drey's anatomy go form familiarity with you nah u grab

- Don't joke with your Continous assessment, they can be a saving grace. Was one of mine cos I fell sick during the exam.

-For physiology, you must understand it. It requires writing upon writing, abeg no go write off point join.

-Know your lecturers and their approach to questions this is the killer beat cos if you know everything but you know write am the way they want they will fail you

-Use past questions, this is the jaw-breaker cos with these you will have like 5% don't feel that mark is small bcoz in mb even 0.5 mark is important.

-Ask questions, interact, read as if your life depend on it and pray as if your life depended on it. That prayer aspect should never be omitted.

Don't thank me now, thank me later with an IPhone 7

See me forming oga boss for ditching out mb advice as if say I crest my own mb.
Don't mind the joking part oooo mb is a very serious business you have to face.

Nice one Doc.

Pilate2016:
Nice one Doc.

Thanks dear

olumose001:
me ma I surprise oo, in my school, ug4 block 1 is 6months called ug4b , block 2 is 9 months called ug4a, in rare cases there is ug4c, that's if the ug3 write their mb before ug4a

Boss, please can I get your whatsapp number? I have just been admitted into medsurg in udusok

Pilate2016:
Nice one Doc.

Thanks Dear

Bobola07:


Firstly, i don't want to believe that you chose MBBS and you were "given" Civil Engineering.
they are two fields apart with different utme requirements.
3 years into your B.Eng program, i won't suggest you drop out of it. As much as possible, ensure you complete the degree. when you're done, if you still have the drive, continue to apply to the medical sciences.
#my1cent

It occurs oo. It happened to my Friend. This is Nigeria.....

Bobola share your 100lev experience in UI nah
Let's talk small

please cananyone recommend any good textbook for math101,bio101,chem101 and phy101

amly6:
please cananyone recommend any good textbook for math101,bio101,chem101 and phy101

it's all depends on your school, cos different schools use different texts, so I advise u try n meet ur senior colleagues dey r in d best position to tell u

NoisyNaybour001:


it's all depends on your school, cos different schools use different texts, so I advise u try n meet ur senior colleagues dey r in d best position to tell u

thank you

amly6:
thank you

ur most welcome

NoisyNaybour001:


it's all depends on your school, cos different schools use different texts, so I advise u try n meet ur senior colleagues dey r in d best position to tell u

No truer word. Nice

Thumbs up DrJargo
I find the thread very relevant even in 2019

Thank you OP for such a wonderful platform. I just gained admission to study Medicine and Surgery in UNIJOS. I am currently a 200 level student of Biochemistry in one of the state universities.
I had been contemplating whether to switch over to MBBS or obtain the Biochemistry degree first. What is your take on this?

Secondly, please I'd like to know how expensive studying MBBS really is, in terms of the textbooks and all. Thanks

Joskiro50:
Thank you OP for such a wonderful platform. I just gained admission to study Medicine and Surgery in UNIJOS. I am currently a 200 level student of Biochemistry in one of the state universities.
I had been contemplating whether to switch over to MBBS or obtain the Biochemistry degree first. What is your take on this?

Secondly, please I'd like to know how expensive studying MBBS really is, in terms of the textbooks and all. Thanks

Move to MBBS. What the hell do you need the Biochemistry cert for again?
In terms of finance, I don't know much. Let's wait for senior colleagues to come.

This thread must not die oo. medics come oo

docyomex:
Bobola share your 100lev experience in UI nah
Let's talk small

My brother

No problems
I'll do that

Lemme book this space

Joskiro50:
Thank you OP for such a wonderful platform. I just gained admission to study Medicine and Surgery in UNIJOS. I am currently a 200 level student of Biochemistry in one of the state universities.
I had been contemplating whether to switch over to MBBS or obtain the Biochemistry degree first. What is your take on this?

Secondly, please I'd like to know how expensive studying MBBS really is, in terms of the textbooks and all. Thanks

You're still in 200L, you've not gone far. Drop it and start MBBS. I wasn't that lucky. My admission came when I was completing 500Level Biochemistry, so I had to finish normal b4 starting dentistry

Bobola07:

You're still in 200L, you've not gone far. Drop it and start MBBS. I wasn't that lucky. My admission came when I was completing 500Level Biochemistry, so I had to finish normal b4 starting dentistry

Quick one im in final yr biochemistry. I intend putting in for medicine direct entry. My constrain is i wish to apply for unilorin and as u may know da dont follow ASUU so my skul may not meet up with unilorin. So im considering taking either jamb or p.utme what wld u advice