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Boc4real:You are just saying, you have no proof. Anyone can say anything. |
Nunushokoto:It is usually hard to edit the post-UTME score, but school usually print all the result out immediately after the examination. In case if you don not know there is always a hard-copy of all cbt exams. Even if it is possible, it is only going to for very few people, unlike the JAMB UTME that is a thing of the mass. |
Boc4real:You need money to buy bread, you need money to have an education, you need money to own a shelter. So get me right. |
Ayima:The main reason why Post-UTME was established is due to mass cheating in JAMB UTME. I guess is reason is so obvious, Post-UTME is like replica of JAMB UTME, so why should a student scored 260 in JAMB UTME, and scored 20% in Post-UTME? |
Boc4real:From my experience, you can get a room for as low as N1000 (mostly in school areas). Finance is needed for everything. |
darrytoz:I am not even of institutions, but is there a town in Nigeria without an hotel where one can lodge? |
sammyscholar:Don't just say that, give me a proof. No examination that is 100% free of cheating. But the chance of cheating is usually low in a well-structured exam. Unlike JAMB-UTME, which of course we all know that cheating is a norm. |
sammyscholar:I guess this should answer your question, if one really deserves admission into the institution, one must have passed the JAMB UTME, but we both know most candidates employ unethical means to pass the exam. So the Post-UTME was introduced to sieve the qualified candidates from those who cheated. It will be hard for most candidates to cheat in the JAMB UTME and Post-UTME too. And most of the time, those that cheated are being "caught" in the post-UTME by not being able to pass the post-UTME. |
Ayima:It's usually unlikely, the case is always low, unlike the JAMB UTME that is rampant. Unless if the institution has lost her credibility for exams. |
darrytoz:There is a always private apartments(hotels) to spend the night. |
darrytoz:I do not get the logic of your statement, I think it is contradicting. |
sammyscholar:The chance of it being "vulnerable and bastardized" in your language is low, which is unlikely because it is conducted by the school herself. The exam is usually being conducted like the normal exam. |
darrytoz:One is usually notified like at least weeks before the exam. What about a case where one is offered admission and one is required to come to the school the following week for clearance? |
darrytoz:This is no point. For example, one lives in Lagos and applied to University of Portharcourt. If there is no Post-UTME, one can still have accident on the road to school after being admitted to the school. |
sammyscholar:Yes, If one really deserves admission into the institution, one must have passed the JAMB UTME, but we both know most candidates employ unethical means to pass the exam. So the Post-UTME was introduced to sieve the qualified candidates from those who cheated. It will be hard for most candidates to cheat in the JAMB UTME and Post-UTME too. And most of the time, those that cheated are being "caught" in the post-UTME by not being able to pass the post-UTME. |
sammyscholar:JAMB UTME can never be trusted. Statistics don't lie. We both know the rate at candidates cheat in the JAMB UTME. Let me quote Sunday Saanu of University of Ibadan "Since its introduction in UI four years ago, the percentage of withdrawal level has reduced drastically. In fact, post-UME test has a correlation with the general good performance at the under graduate level. Between year 2000 and 2008, the average first-class graduates we have is 63, but last year, (2009) being the year of the first set of post-UME candidates, we have 99 students graduating with first class. Isn’t that impressive? Cancellation of post-UME test cannot do us any good!" |
darrytoz:The accidents is not an excuse to stop the Post-UTME. One can have accident travelling to the school after being admitted. The Post-UTME exam is not responsible for the accidents, blame it on bad roads and reckless drivers. |
sammyscholar:If you have ever applied or know someone that has applied to study in the US, you will know that admission process is a little bit tedious everywhere. In America, You need SAT, your transcript(almost equivalent to our O'level), and most Ivy league universities even required AP credit. Do you know how many students that usually drop out of the Universities because of poor grades? And I mean all over the world |
sammyscholar:If you have ever applied or know someone that has applied to study in the US, you will know that admission process is a little bit tedious everywhere. In America, You need SAT, Essay, your transcript(almost equivalent to our O'level), and most Ivy league universities even requires AP credit. |
sammyscholar:Because the Post-UTME was not introduced to scrape JAMB UTME, it is used to "check-balance" the fairness of the exam, I mean to distinguished the those really pass JAMB UTME honestly and those who cheated their way through. |
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Nunushokoto:Done that already. I thought you've sent one to Fynest. |
@Fynestboi In case my if partner will not show. Can you help post his essay or can you send it to me to post it on his behalf? |
School: FUNAAB The Post-UTME test must stay. The Post Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination test was introduced in 2005 to combat the flaws of JAMB in conducting an entrance examination into the tertiary-level institutions. Since the establishment of JAMB UME, some students cheated their way to the pass JAMB UTME, so the post-UTME is a way to sieve qualified candidates from those who cheated to pass. Every universities has their own standards, the Post-UTME can be a way for some universities to test their prospective students if they will be fit enough to survive the school workload. For example, JAMB exempt some science students from taking Mathematics in their UTME, Which is always part of their workload in the first year, the post-UTME is another test if the prospective candidate have the required knowledge of Mathematics to survive in the school. Some students employ unethical means to pass the JAMB UTME. This point alone is the main the reason for the post-UTME test. For a example, a female candidate applied to study economics in University of Ibadan (UI) with excellent results in School Certificate Examination and Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB)’s examination. Specifically, the female potential student of Economics paraded eight distinctions (A1) in eight subjects at the school certificate level and 284 marks in JAMB conducted examination – Fantastic results combination that attracted UI to invite her for “interaction”, UI’s model of Post University Matriculation Examination (UME) test. At the post UME interaction, the panel members were so “impressed” with her supposed results, that they had almost asked her to take a bow and go until someone from the panel, probably out of curiosity, posted a simple question to her. Young lady, with your results, you are definitely going to lead the class, but before you go, as a prospective economics student, what is GDP? Dazed. The lady began to fidget, scratching her head as she started sweating. Initially, some of the panel members thought she was intimidated by the presence of some professors, thereby, giving her time to relax. But, alas, the candidate bungled as she later confessed that someone wrote the exams for her. In other words, the results were not hers. However, this mumbo-jumbo was only uncovered at the post UME interaction! If that was a ludicrous case in the faculty of the Social Sciences, a similar mendacious situation occurred during the Post-UME test in the Faculty of Arts, in which a candidate with equally considered “good results” who wanted to study English could not spell “island, tomorrow and occasion.” Yet, this was a candidate with distinctions and 275 marks in JAMB’s examination. These two cases are just illustrations of the beauty of post-UME interaction, an integrity check in the university admission process. Another case is the Post-UME screening examination conducted by the University of Education, Ikere-Ekiti (TUNEDIK), particularly in essay writing, exposed inadequacies in most of the candidates. A total of 500 candidates were randomly selected for this study from five departments of the three foundation faculties of education, science and information technology and arts, social and management sciences. 200 out of the 500 candidates (40%) scored 200 marks and above in JAMB, 125 candidates (25%) scored 190-199, also 125 candidates (25%) again scored 180-189 and 50 candidates (10%) scored 170-179 in JAMB. Ironically, only 87 out of the 200 candidates (43.5%), who scored 200 and above in JAMB, passed the Post-UME essay while the remaining 113 candidates (56.5%) scored below 40%. Without screening, candidates who scored 200 marks and above in JAMB would have been automatically admitted on merit, whereas many of those candidates in the score ranges of 190-199 and 180-189 did better in the Post-UME essay. It is so clear to see that the tertiary institutions cannot rely on JAMB UTME alone to admit students into their institutions. Is two exams too much to sieve qualified candidates from those who used illegal means to pass the exam? References: Ui.edu.ng/postume digitalcommons.unl.edu/libphilprac/352 |
Can I post mine now? |
Fynestboi:I think I will make it, not sure of my partner though. So is it 7:30 PM? |
Is the debate between FUNAAB and IBpoly going to take place tomorrow? Can it be shifted please? |
I discovered there's no centre in Nigeria. Where are you guys writing yours? |
This may not even be a cult related issue. The media is so fast to relate every young person that got shot to a cult related issue especially if he's a student. I guess it's a kind of deal that gone bad because the news claimed he received a call from someone that's close to him. Do you know how many people that got killed because they were trying to outsmart the other party in "business" deal, especially the ones that's related to yy. I know some dudes in my area that if you try to Bleep with them, you'll get killed, and they are never cultist. |
Anything wrong in being a drug dealer?
The world should just leave this drug business. |
1. My MTN line has not been browsing on Java phones. 2. I got a message from MTN yesterday night that I now have 200 free messages for 5days. I was able to confirm it with *559*4# but I've sent about 3 messages now, it's my credit that is being deducted. I will send my number to JideSM |
johncasey1:I've not started my Final year yet. I'm just about to start my IT next Month. You're in what dept? |
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