Unimaid msc tuition is 92k for art and 135k for sciences

Lymasaba:


Univesity of maiduguri is 3.0 minimum but with this his cgpa they can give him postgraduate diploma for 9month and then start his masters program, there tuition fee is ofcouse low around 80k for masters expct for courses that require expensive lab equip like pharmacy and engineering

NOC1:
Yea, Uni Lag accepts 2-2

Even some courses they do accept thirdie.....

Lai Muhammed.even undergraduate fees is more than that. MSC fees for sciences is 135k and 92k for arts

ekestic1976:
University of Maiduguri can take you straight to the doctorate level with that kind of result and their fees are comparably low. For example, a 2-year Master course is only N25,000. Asking fees for Ph.D in any course for the whole length of study is not more than N75,000, including all handouts, feeding and hostel accommodation. They're really having it cool in Maiduguri.

KingAzubuike:

Kid, you and that ekestic1976 should stop shaming yourself.. the university of maiduguri used to be one of the best in the country and even competing with ABU in the North if not for the security problems they've been having for decades.

Unimaid one of the best or what, make I laugh in Portuguese .. Now see

larryking540:

I have all I need about pgd ,,here if u would also like to know ,,,

One commonly used acronym relating to postgraduate study is PGD. It simply means Postgraduate Diploma. Hopefully, you are used to M.phil, M.B.A and few others.

Postgraduate diploma (PGD) is an advanced certificate, awarded by the school of postgraduate studies of the respective University (in Nigeria). A PGD is not a degree per se. Then comes the question…..


WHY PGD ANYWAY? A PGD serves more as a entry qualification for a Masters degree programme. While having a Bachelor degrees would suffice for postgraduate admission, certain situations warrant the need for a PGD.

Majorly, a PGD is needed when seeking Masters admission to a specialization that your is outside the scope of the Bachelors degree. This means, it is possible to switch course of study or career paths, without restarting a new four/five years Bachelors degree.

No matter your new fancy or interest. PGD makes the switch possible and maybe faster. Note didn’t say easier. Case in point, bachelors graduate of chemistry, can do a Masters in Chemical Engineering after a postgraduate diploma PGD in Chemical Engineering.

In addition, a PGD is needed if there was a poor or below standard academic performance. In this case, PGD is needed to prove that the certain prerequisite grade.

Its is also needed to show that the student can meet the intellectual demands of doing the Masters degree of the course of study, and the poor performance at previous Bachelors degrees was probably due to exigencies. Doing a PGD, serves as a foundation programme in this respect. Many Universities outside Nigeria called PGD, Foundation Masters or Pre-Masters. They all serve the same purpose.

In Nigeria in particular, PGD is required for HND (Higher National Diploma) graduate by some University before proceeding for a Masters programme.


WHAT TYPE OF PGD SHOULD YOU STUDY FOR? The are PGD programmes in virtually every course of study. But the most popular seems to be the postgraduate diploma in education (PGDE). This is necessary for all who desire to be teachers at any level (primary – university) but did not study education. There are also PGD in Journalism, PGD in Engineering, PGD in some medical fields and PGD Business Administration, Marketing, Finance, Economics etc.


HOW LONG FOR A PGD? Duration for a PGD programme depends on specific schools. It ranges from a year to two. The shortest time would not be less than 9 months. The duration for a PGD is also dependent types of study, full time, part time, sandwish or distance learning. Do note the unlike M.Phil. PGD is a terminal programme, except in rare cases. Admission for a Masters degree is not automatic, and this prospective student needs to apply formally.

Whatever your choices are, sure you are better informed about what PGD is all about.

This is really useful.

although, there was a time some universities were shouting 3.0 CGPA up and down but that has since cooled down.
You should have included your course of study so that we can better inform you.

you can do Masters in OAU with that anyways......but competitive course of study can limit your chances

StrikeBack:
Yes!

People do masters degrees with 2.2 from nigeria in first world countries..... not to talk of a shitty third world consuming country..

My point is


Education is dead in Nigeria

That is not the question the OP asked

You people sef

EbizNazy:
I would like to know if it's possible to get admitted for Masters degree with a cpga of 2.96.

Yes... University of Ibadan accepts 2.2

AgentNairaland:


Unimaid one of the best or what, make I laugh in Portuguese .. Now see

It used to be

It's the security challenges that is giving that school headache

Many of you don't have sense in this forum
Just children running their mouth senselessly

Really miss the NL of old

EbizNazy:
I would like to know if it's possible to get admitted for Masters degree with a cpga of 2.96.

Your CGPA is sufficent for postgraduate admission (M.Sc.)

DexterousOne:


It used to be

It's the security challenges that is giving that school headache

Many of you don't have sense in this forum
Just children running their mouth senselessly

Really miss the NL of old

Alright oo Na you get sense now.. We don hear

NEXT PERSON pls.. "Unimaid" best university in 9ja

Oga no vex en

Go and swear court affidevit that you had upper credit and is with your late father you will be admitted..if affidevit Can qualify you to rule Nigeria, na common Masters e no go do?

I think it's 2.7 above for all major UNI.

FactBoyz:
Sure you can.. UNN minimum in my department is 2.5

Oga UNN is 3.0

Your deductions are really wrong. First of all Unilag accepts 2.2 for master's. Secondly admission Into master's isn't based on availability of supervisors. I guess you're juxtaposing PhD for master's.

I have first hand experience I did my master's at Unilag and had classmates with 2.2 (not even so called strong ones). Unilag organises an aptitude exam which screens whose taken in or not for master's program. Your CGPA also adds up points for you.

AlphaStorm:


Op you can but bear in mind that most Federal Universities that accept 2.2 , accept strong 2.2 (3.0 CGPA and above). Most State universities do not place any requirements on CGPA but grade. U can try some state UNIs but am sure schools like UNILAG only accept 2.1 . OAU, UNILORIN,UI,UNN, andABU accepts 2.2 (typically 3.0 and above. U can try ur luck though). Admissions into PG programmes is usually based on availability of supervisors.

DTalented:


Oga UNN is 3.0

In my department.. Stop generalizing

Yes I did in university of Ibadan with 2-2 though 3.2 or there about

which best Nigeria University can I study HYDROLOGY at mater's level

ekestic1976:
University of Maiduguri can take you straight to the doctorate level with that kind of result and their fees are comparably low. For example, a 2-year Master course is only N25,000. Asking fees for Ph.D in any course for the whole length of study is not more than N75,000, including all handouts, feeding and hostel accommodation. They're really having it cool in Maiduguri.

Can I take it online

ekestic1976:
University of Maiduguri can take you straight to the doctorate level with that kind of result and their fees are comparably low. For example, a 2-year Master course is only N25,000. Asking fees for Ph.D in any course for the whole length of study is not more than N75,000, including all handouts, feeding and hostel accommodation. They're really having it cool in Maiduguri.

hmm.. good info.
But how safe is Maiduguri considering the current terrost atacks?

As long as your CGPA is 3.0+you can proceed to MSc without going through Post graduate program.. but when it's below that, that's why you go through pg, then if you pass out fine, you enrol into masters.

yes even uni Cal I'm making currently making research on it I'm having d same issues Though depends on d course

AlphaStorm:


Lie kee u there...!!!!

Brother chill... he's right

yes

EbizNazy:
I would like to know if it's possible to get admitted for Masters degree with a cpga of 2.96.

[quote author=symbianDON post=86033946]what sort of question is this na nwokem? is second class lower now pass that you can't apply for masters degree again? nothing amotekun no go see for fulani hand.[/quote
Second class lower graduate spotted...hehehehehe

lomprico:


yes, any university will take you.

Yes, most universities accept second class lower for masters. Much easier if it's your undergrad school.

After all the first class and second class, Nigeria is still the poorest nation on earth.

In Nigeria kwa.

Even some Universities in UK will accept you.

sassysure:
After all the first class and second class, Nigeria is still the poorest nation on earth.

I tire oo.
Someone here said even if 60M Nigerians lost their lives, there would still be massive unemployment.

EbizNazy:
I would like to know if it's possible to get admitted for Masters degree with a cpga of 2.96.

Nasarawa state university keffi(NSUK)

ekestic1976:
University of Maiduguri can take you straight to the doctorate level with that kind of result and their fees are comparably low. For example, a 2-year Master course is only N25,000. Asking fees for Ph.D in any course for the whole length of study is not more than N75,000, including all handouts, feeding and hostel accommodation. They're really having it cool in Maiduguri.

While ransom to Boko Haram in the event of your kidnap is 10 million.

Blackmiserable:

I tire oo.
Someone here said even if 60M Nigerians lost their lives, there would still be massive unemployment.

Mad ooooo >: