Pocohontasboo:
5th attempt and medicine seems not to fall in place, for the sixth attempt next year I'm tightening my lace, all these years wasted shall not be in vain, no no I have to absorb the pain...
OK OK enough of the rhymes.... I need someone to guide me, one last attempt before I stop chasing, so my o level Maths C5 English C6 Bio B3 Chemistry B2 PHYSICS C6(so too many Cs)(The school I plan to go for actually uses a 50% score for olevel, no post utme) , so I actually was thinking of sitting for waec GCE Jan/Feb to correct the anomalies (Cs), so I have Been reading lately for the GCE and UTME, but you know preparation for utme is not same with waec(you have to store lots of information) and this is slowing me down..... So my question now is should I just leave the Idea of writing waec GCE and focus on utme and select a school uses post utme $ jamb for aggregate

horpeyemmi66:

Ondo State

altijjaneey:

Though Ondo isn't among ABU's catchment states. But believe me your chances are still very high.
Meanwhile, don't forget God's factor too (If you believe in him).

DateMynd44:
xup vikky! I've not heard updates from u again as considering ur DE process in Uniben. how was it? what was ur score?

Salarys:




Since you'll be gunning FOR DELSU next year, let me chip in a thing or two which I believe will reorientate and help you and other aspirants whom I believe might see this.

You see,most people usually opt for DELSU with the "their cutoff is low" mentality and throw caution to the wind until they get into the exam centre and realise that white and black are two different colours. I can say, it's an exam where the 240s and 300s still have relatively same chance of getting admitted. Read on.

I don't know, but the post utme exam is usually set in a way to humble everyone including high fliers. Every year we see cutoffs drop and you begin to wonder but those that wrote the exam will tell you better. Like the lady said up there, don't be deceived by the cutoffs. This year's cutoff will soon be released and I can tell you it will drop so much from last year's that you'll think it's drilling for crude.

Prior to the exam, you hear aptitude test and you laugh but year in, year out, we see so many 300+ spank in the exams.You'll think they relaxed but when you sit for an aptitude test where a word is given and it's not specified if you're looking for the antonym or synonym with the options filled with both, you realise you really can't blame anyone.

Is it where you're asked the legislative system(Unicameral or bicameral) run by some countries in asia, sounds of animals that are not your regular dog/horse/lion, or quantitative reasoning questions where you're not given a sample and you have questions with open boxes and numbers in the options to somehow select from. You begin to wonder if the exam was for students or magicians.

You see why People who ace those kind of questions are those with residual knowledge on such concepts and a Mr B with say 300+ who "prepared" but got a score competing with his shoe size. It goes both ways actually.

Why am I saying this?

I can tell you undoubtedly that the intensity of your preparations for the exam has no bearing on the score you'll get after the result is released. Heck what are you preparing with when there's no pattern to follow? This year they set a particular kind of question You decide to use that as a guide, next year its a whole different ball game altogether.

I'm speaking from my personal experience and those that wrote this year will echo it loudly from the back.

Sadly, Many throw caution to the wind and realise this later on after the exam.
Take for instance, the scenario I cited above.
How do you know you've passed when you can't even say you picked the correct option to some questions?

Back When I sat for mine, I had stuffy friends whom we prepared for this same exam together with 300s but you can't say their scores outside.
For me?. it's history and I thank God for his grace because when favour finds you, no Matter the obstacles, things will align in your favour.

I can only advice you Pray hard, Read and smash your utme. And prepare for the post utme using anything. Anything? Yes, you heard me, anything. Read wide but You must trust in God because believe me, His favour is ALL you need.

Shalom and Goodluck.

Isaolamide:


I salute you for your preservation.
I wrote jamb 7times and within the time i was sitting for jamb, I was studying chemistry in unibadan and when I graduated, I didn't go for nysc. I sat for jamb again and I had 311 and 74% yet unilorin didn't give me MBBS but was given anatomy. I took it because I was told if I'm among first ten, I will be moved to MBBS and thank God, I was able to make it.
Don't relent and if you pick school like unilorin, if you were given anatomy or physiology, take it and work hard to be among the first ten.

Vikky014:
it wasn't cool so switched to uniabuja

dunsin125:
mmmm, thank you Bro for your post.. Did you apply this year, I wish you good news o. I perfectly understand better.

horpeyemmi66:

Thanks baba

Salarys:


No... I'm a student.

bleckcorp:
Hello house!
I'm a graduate of Physiology. I've got second class upper as my grade and I wish to apply for Medicine through direct entry.

I have 3 universities in mind: EBSU, UNIABUJA, AND BSU.
As an indigene of Delta state...
Which university should I opt in for

Your views and opinions would be appreciated.
Help a brother pls.

dunsin125:
the past questions they sell, are they reliable....

Whitetalker:

Congratulations on the completion of your degree. For the question you asked, I'll want to know if there are any reasons why you selected those 3 university in particular.

bleckcorp:


It's mainly because they are only ones still selling direct entry forms...

Pocohontasboo:
5th attempt and medicine seems not to fall in place, for the sixth attempt next year I'm tightening my lace, all these years wasted shall not be in vain, no no I have to absorb the pain...
OK OK enough of the rhymes.... I need someone to guide me, one last attempt before I stop chasing, so my o level Maths C5 English C6 Bio B3 Chemistry B2 PHYSICS C6(so too many Cs)(The school I plan to go for actually uses a 50% score for olevel, no post utme) , so I actually was thinking of sitting for waec GCE Jan/Feb to correct the anomalies (Cs), so I have Been reading lately for the GCE and UTME, but you know preparation for utme is not same with waec(you have to store lots of information) and this is slowing me down..... So my question now is should I just leave the Idea of writing waec GCE and focus on utme and select a school uses post utme $ jamb for aggregate

Acecube:
Hello Bosses, please any idea of the format Uniabuja intends to use for her putme exam most especially for direct entry applicants ? Please a response would be highly appreciated thanks.

OloladeWrites:
I specifically don't know how DE exams will be but from the memo released 27th of August.
Each faculty is expected to submit 100 questions and answers for subject combo in their faculty and another 150 questions and answers in Maths and English.
So MBBS aspirants should be expecting 'Maths, Eng, Phy, Chem, Bio' all in CBT format.

BUKGREAT:
BAYERO UNIVERSITY KANO 's 2019/2020 MBBS merit cut off is 310..

Salarys:



It has contents but See it as nothing more than a tool to aid your preparation as the concept of the exam changes every year.

Taymeey:
Hey everyone, I'm Temitope....a medical aspirant for obafemi awolowo university

Pocohontasboo:
5th attempt and medicine seems not to fall in place, for the sixth attempt next year I'm tightening my lace, all these years wasted shall not be in vain, no no I have to absorb the pain...
OK OK enough of the rhymes.... I need someone to guide me, one last attempt before I stop chasing, so my o level Maths C5 English C6 Bio B3 Chemistry B2 PHYSICS C6(so too many Cs)(The school I plan to go for actually uses a 50% score for olevel, no post utme) , so I actually was thinking of sitting for waec GCE Jan/Feb to correct the anomalies (Cs), so I have Been reading lately for the GCE and UTME, but you know preparation for utme is not same with waec(you have to store lots of information) and this is slowing me down..... So my question now is should I just leave the Idea of writing waec GCE and focus on utme and select a school uses post utme $ jamb for aggregate

BUKGREAT:
BAYERO UNIVERSITY KANO 's 2019/2020 MBBS merit cut off is 310..