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Olasco93:
sevyservice,
Please, is it possible to attain the RANK of a Field Marshal in the Army?

NO, you must pass through all CO ranks to reach Field Marshal starting from second lieutenant.

It is important to have a knowledge of the Nigeria Army Ranks just in case… Below is the list of all Nigerian Army Rank in their respective order. Army ranking consists or subdivided into two part, the Commissioned And Non-commissioned officers.

Commissioned Officers (CO): are the managers, problem solvers, key influencers and planners who lead Enlisted Soldiers in all situations. are responsible for leading and training enlisted.

Non-commissioned Officer (NCO): is a military officer who is given authority through a commissioned officer, but he or she is not technically considered to be in command.

Nigerian Army Ranks For Commissioned Officers
The nigerian army has 11 ranks for commissioned officers which Field Marshal is the higher rank among and Second Lieutenant is the lowest rank. Beneath is the complete list of NA commissioned officers ranks:


1. Field Marshal – ★★★★★ [5 Stars]
2. General – ★★★★ [4 Stars]
3. Lieutenant General – ★★★ [3 Stars]
4. Major General – ★★ [2 Stars]
5. Brigadier General – ★ [1 Stars]
6. Colonel
7. Lieutenant Colonel
8. Major
9. Captain
10. Lieutenant
11. Second Lieutenant – [Lowest Rank]

Nigerian Army Ranks For Non-commissioned Officers

There are 8 ranks in the Nigerian Army for non-commissioned officers. They are listed below:

1. Warrant Officer Class I.
2. Warrant Officer Class II.
3. Staff Sergeant.
4. Sergeant.
5. Corporal.
6. Lance-corporal.
7. Private.
8. Recruit – [Lowest Rank]

Now you acquainted with the knowledge of Nigeria Army Ranks, its time to educate others, kindly share this post below.

SOURCE: http://schooling.com.ng/nigerian-army-ranks-see-complete-list-nigerian-army-ranks/

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) which was extracted from the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) in 1958 are responsible for the provision of various immigration facilities such as: Visa, CERPAC, Passports.

In this article, we out list the complete procedures and guidelines on how you can apply and obtain your Nigeria e-Passport online.

General Procedures for Passport Application:

1. Visit the Home page of Nigeria Immigration Portal.

2. Locate & click on the appropriate application form to start the process:

i. e-Passport Application Form.
ii. MRP – Passport Application Form (Not Applicable In All Missions)

3. Select a passport type “Standard e-Passport” OR “Official e-Passport”, then click on ‘Start

4. Application’ button.
Fill the Application form; check the ‘I ACCEPT FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS FORM’ check box then click the “PRINT” Button to print filled form.

5. Click on ‘Submit Application’ button to view ‘Applicant details page’

6. Click on “Proceed to Online Payment”

7. Click to select Payment Currency “Pay in Naira” or “Pay in Dollars” option then Click on ‘Continue’ button

8. Choose the currency you want to use for payment (Naira or US Dollars):

If you selected option to pay in Naira, you will be prompted to select PayType (payment method): “Bank”, “Credit OR Debit card”,

If you intend to pay through Credit/Debit card, select “Credit/Debit card” and click continue,
You will be required to fill in your log-in credentials.

After filling in, click “Login” button and you will be sent to the payment portal

For proceeding with the payment click the “PAY” button.

Payment portal display application details, click on “Continue” button.

You will be prompted to “Value Card” payment page, provide information of your card & Click on “OK” button

After payment, the “Validation Number” is generated. Store it and use it to confirm the payment.

You can also print a receipt by clicking the “Print the Receipt” button.
If you intend to pay at a bank, selected “Bank”and click continue,

View the list of participating banks and then click on ‘Continue’.

The “Print Acknowledgment” button will help you print “Payment Acknowledgment Slip” with Transaction ID, Application ID & Reference Number.

With the copy of your Payment acknowledgement slip, proceed to a participating bank for payment.

On making payment at the bank, you MUST be issued with an ‘approved payment platform provider’ receipt that contains a “Validation Number”. You will need the “Validation Number” for confirmation of payment on the portal. (For use of your Validation Number, see the section on Validation Number below)


Using your Validation Number

1. After payment, having obtained the “Validation Number”, proceed to the NIS portal for confirmation of payment:

2. Go to the “Query your Application Payment Status” and enter your Passport Application ID and Reference No.

3. If a “Validation Number” field appears, please enter the number from your ‘approved payment platform provider’ receipt.

Remember: Validation Number has been generated after payment through Bank also.

4. Click the “Search Record” button and you will be sent to the “Applicant’s Details” page where a date for your interview has been generated.

5. You can now print a Receipt or an Acknowledgement Slip by using the buttons on this page. (You will need them for your interview).

6. You will be presented with your NIS e-receipt or Acknowledgement Slip in a new window. Click on “Print” button to send a copy to the printer.

For Payment Outside of Nigeria

If you select a processing country other than Nigeria, your payment will be in US Dollars.

You will be re-directed to an approved payment platform to complete your application and make your payment in US Dollars.

On confirmation of payment, proceed for Interview with relevant documents. Please, note that your interview schedule, final e-receipt and acknowledgment slip are only accessible using your Validation Number.

To print your NIS e-Receipt
On the portal home page, click on the ‘Query your application payment status’ link

At the next page, select ‘Passport’ as an option under the ‘Application Type’ drop down

Enter the following details:
1. Application ID
2. Reference Number
3. Validation Number (if applicable)
4. Submit the details

Your full application details shall be returned
Scroll down the page and click on ‘Print receipt’

You will be presented with your NIS e-receipt in a new window

Click on ‘Print this receipt’ to send a copy to the printer

To generate your Passport Guarantor’s Form

Click on passport guarantor’s form at the home page of the Nigeria Immigration Service

Enter reference and id number generated on the acknowledgment slip

Click Print to print out first page and next to print out second page (You will still be required to click the Print button)

General Documents required for interview:
Standard Passport

1. Local Government letter of identification.
Birth certificate / age declaration.

2. 2 recent colour passport photographs

3. Guarantor’s form sworn to before a commissioner of Oaths / Magistrate / High Court Judge

4. Parents’ letter of consent for minors under 16 years

5. Marriage certificate where applicable

6. Police report incase of lost passport

7. Submit application with supporting documents to passport office / Embassy / High commission

Official Passport

Letter of introduction from appropriate State Government, Federal Government Ministry / Organization.

Marriage certificate where applicable

Police report in case of lost passport

Letter of appointment / last promotion.

Submit application with supporting documents to passport office / Embassy / High commission

Seamans Book Requirement

- Local Government letter of identification

- Birth certificate / age declaration

- 2 recent colour passport photographs

Submit application with supporting documents to passport office / Embassy / High commission

Note:

1. Acknowledgment slip & payment receipt plus 2 recent photographs are applicable in all cases

2. Print out copy of duly completed application form

3. Take printed and signed application forms to Passport office / Embassy / High Commission for further processing

4. A guarantor must attach the following documents

5. Photocopy of Data page of Nigerian standard Passport

6. Driving License or National Identity Card

Contact Nigeria Immigration Service
Nnamdi Azikiwe Int’l Airport Road,
Sauka, Abuja.
P.M.B. 38, Garki, Abuja.
Phone:+234-9-7806771


For Passport Price Charts Check: http://schooling.com.ng/apply-nigeria-passport-online-see-price-requirements/

The West African Senior School Certificate Examination, WASSCE wishes to inform the general public that the 2016 WAEC November/December WASSCE (Private) commonly referred to as WAEC GCE, has commenced registration.

Therefore, Applications are invited from all interested individuals who wishes to sit for the examination.

GENERAL INFORMATION

1. Download the Biometric Data Capture Software

2. Only Digital Persona scanners are allowed

3. Click Here for the rules and regulations governing the examination.

4. Click Here to download WASSCE for Private Candidates (2016). (P) Timetable, for the rescheduled papers due to the last public holiday Click here to download

5. Click Here for the WAEC Syllabus

6. For support, send a mail to Customer Care or call 234-1-9049320

7. Download a blank registration form

8. Know the types of Registration Pin/Code to use.


NOTE THAT REGISTRATION CLOSES ON: 29-07-2016

FOR FULL REGISTRATION DETAILS: http://schooling.com.ng/waec-gce-2016-registration-has-commenced-see-full-details-here

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The Provost, Federal College of Education, Okene, Kogi State, Dr Ajayi Iyela has reacted to calls for the scrapping of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB).

Speaking in Okene, Iyela said: “Instead of scrapping JAMB, it is better for the examination body to continue to exist and the issue of post UME being organised by tertiary institutions in this country should be stopped because it is duplication of effort.”

“I think if there are little hitches in their operation, it should not be enough to call for the scrapping of the examination body. It is laughable when some people even advised that JAMB should revert to the use of pencil and erazer in writing JAMB test.

“This agitation will end up taking us backward while some countries even within Africa will be far ahead of us,” The Nation quoted him as saying.

Continuing, he said “The use of computer based test employed by JAMB did not only reduce cheating it has also eliminated the so called miracle centres where candidates in the past got high scores, but cannot defend it when given admission”.

The Provost attributed the “unreliable nature of JAMB scores” in the past to the analogue method, which he said was characterised by all manner of malpractices.

He added, “The analogue method of writing JAMB examination paved ways for candidates to hire people to write the test for them. But today, and with the introduction of computer based test, shoddy deals is almost gone out of the system and this is an indication that institutions of higher learning organising post UME do not have reason for it.

“I was at Kabba town in the western senatorial district of Kogi State during the recent JAMB examination where computer was used. Honestly it was not possible for any candidate to cheat. If the examination body can maintain this, the complains of unreliable JAMB scores will be permanently put to rest.”...

Source: http://schooling.com.ng/jamb-spared-post-utme-removed-instead-provost-tells-fg/

The Management Of Kwara State University, Nigeria Has Officially Publicized The Tuition Fees and Payment Methods To Be Paid Per Student for 2016/2017 Academic Session.

Tuition Payment Methods Approved By The University

See Also: Kwara State University (KWASU) Post-UTME/DE For 2016/2017 Admission Exercise Has Stared

Indigene of Kwara State: Full Payment Required

Year 1(100Level Students only) = N99,500.00
Year 2-4(200-400Level) = N109,500.00
Hostel Accommodation (Optional) = N35,000
(Pay Online)

Non-Indigene of Kwara State: Full Payment Required

Year 1(100Level Students only) = N200,000.00
Year 2-4(200-400Level) = N210,000.00
Hostel Accommodation (Optional) = N35,000
(Pay Online)

Continue Reading @ http://schooling.com.ng/kwara-state-university-school-fees-and-payment-methods-for-20162017-academic-session/

The Management Of Kwara State University (KWASU) Instigates Their 2016/2017 POST-UTME. Therefore, Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into undergraduate degree programmes in the institution for the 2016/2017 Academic Session.

1. INVITATION AND ELIGIBILITY

This is to invite all UTME/DE candidates in the underlisted categories to apply for the Post-UTME Screening/Test for 2016/2017 admission exercise:
a. those whose choice of institution (First or Second) is Kwara State University (KWASU), Malete; and

b. those interested in admission into KWASU but have not made it their choice.
All candidates must have five (5) O’ Level credits in relevant subjects at not more than two sittings.

Candidates awaiting O’Level results can also apply for the Post-UTME Screening Test but will not be considered for admission until their results are available. The screening/test is scheduled to hold as follows:

Date: Monday 16th May – Thursday 19th May, 2016.

Venue: University Auditorium, Malete

Time: Examination time will be scheduled on candidates’ registration print-outs.

Candidates are advised to adhere strictly to the time scheduled for their Post-UTME Screening/Test. They are also required to come along to the screening/test venue with unused scratch card(s) for their O’level results, and print-outs of their Post-UTME registration forms.

2. REGISTRATION FEES: Applicants are required to pay the sum of Three Thousand Naira (N3,000.00) only (i.e. Two Thousand Naira (N2,000.00) as Post-UTME fee and One Thousand Naira (N1,000.00) as administrative charge).

Check Full Details: http://schooling.com.ng/kwara-state-university-kwasu-post-utmede-20162017-admission-exercise-stared/

For the lists of all schools that has started 2016/2017 Post-UTME: http://schooling.com.ng/updated-list-of-all-schools-that-has-officially-started-20162017-post-utme-application/

patriotsam:
Pls has rgistration to nda closed

Yes It Has, Examination Holds On Saturday 23 April 2016

Yes

The Management of the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Urges All The 68th Regular Course Shortlisted Candidates To Print Their Examination Slip.

All Applicants Should Login at the Portal >> Select Their Exam Center >> And Print their Exam Slip.

This Must Be Completed On Or Before Sunday, 3rd April, 2016 as the portal will be Shutdown by 11:59 PM on that date.

If you are experiencing difficulties with the application portal, please contact the portal managers via email – ndasupport@comsoftltd.com

Continue Reading: http://schooling.com.ng/nigerian-defence-academy-urges-68th-regular-course-candidates-print-exam-slip/

psucc:
WAEC if they really want to curb exams malpractice, should look inward

2. Check why children of the rich and wealthy pass their exams at one sitting

3. Ensure that all the students and candidates have equal exposure in terms of learning.

Well Said. Points Noted

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) on Saturday identified examination malpractice as a major challenge militating against its operations in its 64 years of existence.

In an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos, the council’s Head of Test Administration, Mrs Frances Iweha-Onukwu, said that the scourge is a canker worm that has eaten deep into the fabric among candidates, not only in Nigeria, but also in member countries.

“One major challenge we are battling against, since inception, has been that of examination malpractice, but we are happy that we are winning the war,” Iweha-Onukwu.

“We know that the candidates might want to beat our technology, but we will continue to make sure that we check them in any way they try,” she told NAN.

According to Iweha-Onukwu, another major challenge is the ‘rogue website’.

“Tackling ‘rogue website’ has been a serious challenge the board is facing,” she said.

NAN reports that a rogue website is one that subverts a legitimate web site by appearing to replace it.

Iweha-Onukwu said that perpetrators of such act use rogue website to distract lazy candidates, who, instead of studying hard for their examination, busy themselves logging onto the rogue website.

She, however, said that many operators of the fake sites were being apprehended with the help of security agents.

Continue Reading: http://schooling.com.ng/waec-reveals-that-examination-malpractice-as-been-a-major-challenge-against-their-operations-in-64-years-of-existence/

The Management of Redeemer’s University (RUN), Ede in Osun State instigates the 2016/2017 Post UTME Registration and therefore summons all appropriate qualified Candidates to apply for the Post UTME Screening Exercise for 2016/2017 academic session admission.

List Of All Available Undergraduate Programmes

Accounting
Actuarial Science
Banking and Finance
Biochemistry
Business Administration
Communication and Media Studies
Computer Science
Economics
English & Professional
Communication
FRENCH
History & International Studies
Industrial Chemistry
Industrial Mathematics
Insurance
Management
Marketing
Mass Communication
Microbiology
Performing Arts (Theatre Arts/Film Studies)
Physics with Electronics
Political Science
Psychology
Social Work
Sociology
Statistics
Tourism Studies
Transport Management
REGISTRATION PROCEDURES

You can now make payment with your MasterCard,VisaCard and VerveCard issued by any bank on our admission portal.

Please Click Here to create a profile before making payment with your ATM card or visit any of the E-Tranzact partner banks to pay the sum of Seven Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (N7,500.00) only for the Redeemer’s University Post UTME using the eTransact platform.

Supply a valid JAMB number and other personal details at the bank
and obtain a receipt containing your jamb number and a confirmation order number.

Re-visit this page to proceed to completion of the application proper by clicking on the link below.

Continue Reading: http://schooling.com.ng/redeemers-university-ru-proclaimed-post-utme-20162017-registration-screening/

The Registrar/Chief Executive of Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, Prof. Dibu, Ojerinde, has said 15 Employees of the agency are currently under investigation for allegedly compromising standard in the accreditation of examination centres that defrauded JAMB on the availability of adequate infrastructure.

Ojerinde said this during the visit of the House of Representatives Committee to the JAMB head office in Abuja on Wednesday. The alleged compromise, Ojerinde said, led to technical problems encountered during the conduct of the 2016 UTME.

“A committee has been set up to investigate the role of some of our staff, about 15 of them, who conducted accreditation for some centers and if they are found guilty, they risk jail terms,”

he said.

Also, the House of Representatives’ members made a U-turn and certified the computer-based test for the conduct of Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination into tertiary institutions across the country.

The decision came barely one week after it said that the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board should revert to the paper-pencil test in the conduct of UTME.

The Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Basic Education, Mr. Zakari Mohammed, stated this during a fact-finding mission to JAMB Headquarters, where they also supervised the rescheduled examinations in Abuja.

The JAMB employees under probe were said to have refused to conduct proper due diligence about the centres – a development that was responsible for complaints from the centres, including light and computer failure.

According to Mohammed, Nigeria cannot afford to return to PPT. He said that contrary to insinuations, the House of Representative never took a position on the CBT.

He said,

“Basically, we need to be educated more. We are in support of the CBT and we cannot go back to paper-pencil; we must be in tandem with the world in the conduct of our examinations.

“The House (of Representatives) did not take any position on CBT, but there were fractions on the floor as to the adoption of both methods and I believe it is the reason why the House Committee on Basic Education was mandated to investigate. Nigeria cannot afford to maintain double standard as we know other African countries such as Uganda have been to our country to replicate our system such as the CBT.”

Continue Reading Full Article Here: http://schooling.com.ng/15-jamb-officials-that-conducted-accreditation-in-some-centers-will-be-jailed-jamb-registrar-proclaimed/

Cc: FP - Lalasticlala

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admissions into Babcock University (BU), for 4-, 5-, AND 6- year Degree Programs for the 2016/2017 academic session.

GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Minimum qualification for the First Degree Programs: 5 credits at the GCE/SSCE/NECO Examinations or their equivalent (at not more than 2 sittings); one sitting only for Medicine & Surgery. Candidates below 16 years of age are advised not to apply.

CANDIDATES AWAITING 2016 WAEC/NECO SSCE RESULTS WILL BE REQUIRED TO PRESENT ACCEPTABLE QUALIFICATIONS BEFORE MATRICULATION.

All candidates who APPLY DIRECTLY to Babcock University are REQUIRED to sit for the current JAMB examination (for 100 Level) or apply for JAMB Direct Entry admissions (for Direct Entry). Candidates who apply for Transfer Admissions need to present JAMB Admission letter and transcript from their previous University. No candidate shall be admitted to Babcock University without Babcock University POST-UTME.

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION & HUMANITIES Department of History and International Studies Degree Offered: B.A. (Hons.) History & International Studies Requirements: 5 credits in GCE/SSCE/NECO including English Language, History/Government and any other 3 subjects.

Department of Languages and Literary Studies

Degrees Offered:

B.A. (Hons.) English Studies
B.A. (Hons.) French and International Relations
B.A.French(Options) in Diplomatic Studies.
Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Literature in English and any other three subjects. For French/Diplomatic Studies, the other three credits must include French and Government/History.

Department of Religious Studies

Degrees Offered:

B.A. (Hons) Religious Studies [1]
B.A. (Hons.) Christian Religious Studies. [2]
Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, CRK or IRS and any other 3 subjects for [1] and CRS for [2] above. A pass in Mathematics is required for each of the programs.

Department of Education

Degree Offered:

B.Sc. (Ed) Hons
1. Business Education
2. Economics Education
B.A (Ed)Hons: B.Ed. Hons)
3. Educational Planning & Administration
4. English Education 5. Counselling Psychology
Requirements: For Nos 1, 2 above, 5 credits in O’level results including English and Mathematics and any other 3 relevant subjects. For No 4 above, 5 credits in O’level results including English Language and Literature in English, and any other 3 relevant subjects. For No 3 above, 5 credits in O’level results including English Language and Mathematics, and any other 3 science subjects. For No 5 above, 5 credits in O’level result including English Language and Mathematics and any other 3 social science subjects.

Direct Entry: Holders of NCE, OND, HND or equivalent can apply for Direct Entry

Department of Music and Creative Arts

Degree Offered:

B.A. (Hons.) Music
Requirements: 5 credits O’Level in English Language, and any other four subjects.

SCHOOL OF LAW & SECURITY STUDIES

Department of Law

Degree Offered: L.L.B. (Hons) Law

Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Literature in English, History/Government and Mathematics.

COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Department of Accounting

Degree Offered: B.Sc. (Hons) Accounting Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Economics, Mathematics and any other two relevant subjects.

NOTE: A pass in Economics may be considered provided the candidate has a credit in Accounting or Commerce.

Department of Banking & Finance

Degrees Offered: B.Sc. (Hons.)/ACIB in Banking & Finance(5-year program) B.Sc. (Hons.) Banking & Finance B.Sc. (Hons) Finance.

Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Economics, Mathematics and any other two relevant Social Science subjects.

Department of Information Resources Management

Degree Offered: BIRM (Hons) Information Resources Management This is a program that prepares graduates for employment as: Archivist; Database Manager; Digital Collection Librarian; Electronic Resource Manager; Records Manager; Special Librarian; Web Master; Information Architect; Multimedia Specialist; and many more careers in different organizations.

Requirements: 5 Credits in English Language, Mathematics and any other 3 subjects in either social or pure science subjects

BABCOCK BUSINESS SCHOOL

Department of Business Administration & Marketing

Degrees Offered: B.Sc. (Hons.)Business Administration B.Sc. (Hons.) Marketing Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Economics, Mathematics and any other two relevant Social Science subjects.

NOTE: A pass in Economics may be considered provided the candidate has a credit in Commerce or Business Methods.

VERONICA ADELEKE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

Department of Economics

Degrees Offered: B.Sc. (Hons.) Economics Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Economics, Mathematics and any other two relevant Social Science subjects. Department of Mass Communication Degree Offered: B.Sc. (Hons) Mass Communication

Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Mathematics, Literature in English and any other two subjects

Department of Political Science and Public Administration

Degrees Offered:

B.Sc. (Hons) Political Science

B.Sc. (Hons) Public Administration

B.Sc. (Hons) Political Science/International Law And Dipolamacy

Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, History/Government, any other 3 Social Science subjects, and at least a pass in Mathematics

Department of Sociology & Social Work

Degree offered: BSW (Hons) Social Work

Requirements: 5 credits including English Language, Mathematics and any other 3 relevant subjects .

SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE & INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY

Department of Agricultural Economics & Extension

Degree offered: B.Agric. (Hons) Agricultural Economics & Extension (5-year program)

Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science, Mathematics and Physics/Geography, Home Economics or Food & Nutrition.

Direct Entry to 200 Level: two passes in Chemistry, Agricultural Science/ Biology (Botany, Zoology), at GCE ‘A’ Level or at Principal Level; HSC or HND in relevant disciplines. Direct Entry to 100 Level – OND (in relevant disciplines) (OND – from School of Agric, Forestry, Fisheries, Polytechnics, in addition to 5-credits as stated above at one or two sittings).

Department of Agronomy & Landscape Design

Degree Offered: B. Agric (Hons) Agronomy & Landscape Design (5-year Program)

Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science, Mathematics and other subject with at least a pass in Physics / Geography, Home Economics or Food & Nutrition.

Direct Entry to 200 Level: two passes in Chemistry, Agricultural Science/ Biology (Botany, Zoology), at GCE ‘A’ Level 1 or at Principal Level; HSC or HND in relevant disciplines. NCE – Agric/Forestry/Fisheries etc. By Direct Entry to 100 level – OND (in relevant disciplines) (OND – from School of Agric, Forestry, Fisheries, Polytechnics, in addition to 5-credits as stated above at one or two sittings).

Department of Animal Sciences: 5-Year Program

Degree Offered: B.Agric. (Hons) Animal Science

Requirement: 5 Credits in English Language, Mathematics, Biology/Agricultural Science, Chemistry, or any other subject with at least a pass in Physics/Geography, Home Economics or Food & Nutrition

Direct Entry to 200 Level: two passes in Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science/ Biology (Botany, Zoology), Economics at GCE ‘A’ Level or at Principal Level; HSC or HND in relevant disciplines. By Direct Entry to 100 level – OND (in relevant disciplines) (OND – from School of Agric, Forestry, Fisheries, Polytechnics, in addition to 5-credits as stated above at one or two sittings).

Department of Nutrition & Dietetics 4 Year program

Degree Offered: B Sc. (Hons) Nutrition and Dietetics

Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Mathematics, Biology/Agricultural Science, Chemistry Food and Nutrition or any other subject with at least a pass in Physics/Geography,

Direct Entry to 200 Level: two passes in Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science/ Biology (Botany, Zoology), at GCE ‘A’ Level or at Principal Level; HSC or HND in relevant disciplines. By Direct Entry to 100 Level – OND (in relevant disciplines) OND Home Economics/Food Nutrition etc.

SCHOOL OF BASIC AND APPLIED SCIENCES

Department of Basic Sciences

Degree Offered: B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry B.Sc. (Hons) Biology B.Sc. (Hons) Physics/Electronics

Requirements: 5credits in English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

Department of Biosciences & Biotechnology

Degrees Offered: B.Sc. (Hons) Microbiology

Requirements: 5 credits including English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

SCHOOL OF COMPUTING AND ENGINEERING SCIENCES

Department of Computer Science

Degrees Offered:

B.Sc. (Hons.) Computer Science
B.Sc. (Hons.) Computer Science (Technology)
B.Sc. (Hons.) Computer Science (Information Systems)
Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and any other Science subject: Chemistry/Economics or any other Science subject may be accepted for Computer Information Systems.

SCHOOL OF NURSING SCIENCE

Department of Nursing Science

Degree Offered: BNSc. (Hons.) Nursing Science

Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

Direct Entry: For Direct Entry students, a candidate is required to: (1) be a Registered Nurse (RN) with the N&MCN. In addition, possession of at least one post-RN certificate e.g. Registered Midwife (RM), Registered Public Health Nurse (RPHN) and Registered Psychiatric Nurse (RPN) would be an advantage. (2) Possess satisfactory result at the SSCE or its equivalent in five subjects at not more than two sittings, which must include English Language, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. (3) Submit official transcript of all the nursing programs to be used for the admission. (4) Submit current license from the N&MCN at least 6-9 months expiry duration. (5) Produce letter of reference from three people which may include the current employer.

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND ALLIED HEALTH

Department of Public & Allied Health

Degrees Offered: B.Sc. (Hons) Public Health

Requirements: 5 credits including English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and any other Social or Science subject for Public Health.

Department of Medical Laboratory Science

Degree Offered: BMLS (Hons) Medical Laboratory Science

Requirements: 5 credits in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL SCIENCES BENJAMIN S. CARSON SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Degrees Offered: MBBS Medicine and Surgery (6-year Program)

Requirement: 5 credits (in one sitting) in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

Department of Anatomy

Degree Offered: B.Sc. (Hons) Anatomy

Requirements: 5 Credits in English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

Department of Physiology

Degree Offered: B.Sc. (Hons) Physiology

Requirements: 5 Credits in English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

Department of Biochemistry

Degree Offered: B.Sc. (Hons) Biochemistry

Requirements: 5 Credits in English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.

APPLICATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE ON-LINE BEGINNING FROM January 15, 2016 @ application2.babcock.edu.ng

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The National Universities Commission has said only 400,000 out of the 1.5 million candidates that sit for Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination yearly gain admission to Nigerian universities.

The NUC Executive Secretary, Prof. Julius Okojie, said this when Edo State Governor Adams Oshiomhole visited the commission on Wednesday in Abuja.

Oshiomhole was at NUC to collect the Certificate of Recognition for the new Edo State University, Iyanmo.

Okojie said new universities were needed to boost access to higher education while making sure that quality was not compromised.

He said,

“I am always happy when a new university comes on board; what that means is that we are expanding and we are opening up access.

“We know the number of candidates that sit for UTME organised by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board every year.

“However, out of the 1.5 million candidates who take UTME every year, we are barely able to make provision for only about 400,000 students.

“The new university will, therefore, be accessible not only to candidates from Edo State but those from Ondo State and other states.”

According to the executive secretary, the Edo State University, has become the 41st state university and the 142nd university in Nigeria.

Oshiomhole said, for sound university education there was a need to produce sound secondary school graduates who would be able to face the rigours of university education.

He said,

“We have structures that are strong and well designed; we are building more faculties.

“We are building more standard hostels; students will behave based on the influence of the environment.

“So, it is my hope that we will make the right level of investment and the university will charge fees that will enable it to access revenue for sustained development without depending much on the state government.”

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News Reaching us claims that the Executive Governor Of Rivers State Nyesom Wike has increased the monthly allowance of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members serving in the state by N5,000.

He announced this when he visited the NYSC Rivers State headquarters in Port Harcourt on Wednesday.

He proclaimed that the monthly allowance of corpers serving outside Port Harcourt has been increased from N10,000 to N15,000 while the allowance of corpers serving in Port Harcourt has been increased from N5,000 to N10,000.

He has promised that the state government will immortalise corper Samuel Okonta who was killed during the in Rivers State parliamentary polls rerun.

“The death of this corps member is unfortunate and condemnable. I urge the police to thoroughly investigate the crime. The outcome of the investigation should be made public so that those involved are prosecuted. The killing of this corps member must not be swept under the carpet,

” he said.

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Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into undergraduate degree programmes on a full-time basis in the following Colleges and Departments of the University.

Eligibility
Intending students of Landmark University must be God-fearing, love God and be unreservedly committed to obeying Him.

Students are expected to exhibit corevalue-driven disposition as embedded in the University’s core values of Spirituality, Possibility Mentality, Capacity Building, Integrity, Responsibility, Diligence, Sacrifice.

Applicants are also advised to consider this important requirement of admission before applying and recognize that the screening test will, among others, focus on these requirements.

Candidates are expected to have scored up to 180 in the 2016 UTME.

Available Programmes:

College of Agricultural Sciences
B.Agric (Crop Science) – 5 years
B. Agric (Animal Science) – 5 years
B.Agric. (Agric. Extension & Rural Development) – 5 years
B. Agric (Agric Economics) – 5 years

College of Science and Engineering
BSc Computer Science – 4 years
B.Sc. Biochemistry -4 years
B.Sc. Micro biology – 4 years
B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry – 4 years
B.Sc. Physics – 4 years
B.Sc. Mathematics – 4 years
B. Eng Civil Engineering – 5 years
B. Eng Chemical Engineering – 5 years
B. Eng Mechanical Engineering – 5 years
B.Eng Electrical and Information Engineering – 5 years
B.Eng Agricultural Engineering – 5 years

College of Business and Social Sciences
B.Sc. Accounting – 4 years
B. Sc Banking & Finance – 4 years
B.Sc. Business Administration -4 years
B.Sc. Economics – 4 years
B.Sc. Political Science – 4 years
B.Sc. International Relations – 4 years
B.Sc. Sociology – 4 years

Method Of Application
Visit the application portal via http://admission.lmu.edu.ng/app to complete the application payment form.


Note that your UTME registration number, a valid email address and GSM number will be required to complete your registration.

After completing and submitting the application payment form, a preview of the application is display. Verify its authenticity and correctness, then click on “Pay” button to make payment.

You will be redirected to the payment page where you are expected to make payment of N 5,000 application along with a processing charge depending on the payment channel selected. Please note that you will need an ATM Card (Verve, Visa, MasterCard or E-Tranzact Card) to complete your payment.

After completing the payment, you will be redirected back to our admission portal and a message and sms containing your login credential and further details will be forwarded to the supplied email address and phone number respectively.

You are expected to return to our Admission application portal via http://admission.lmu.edu.ng/app to login with the credentials, upload your passport (which must be in JPEG format and not more than 200KB in size) and complete your application form.

After completing the application form, you are expected to submit and print out copies of the completed form, which contains the details supplied by you and your application form number.

Screening Details:
The screening date will be announced later. Further information will be communicated via the email address and phone number supplied when filling the application fee form.

You are advised to come along with the original copies and photocopies of all necessary documents which includes your JAMB Original Result Slip with your passport photograph on it.

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The management of the University Of Ilorin has released a disclaimer regrading the rumoured Post Utme Cut Off Mark For The 2016/2017 Academic Session. Prospective applicants and members of the general public are hereby informed.

The disclaimer was published on the official Facebook page of the university and has been reproduced here.

Below is the disclaimer:

Please disregard the purported Unilorin UTME and POST UTME cut-off marks circulating on unauthorised websites and the social media. When the Official cut-off marks are released, it will be published on the University of Ilorin website and social media platforms.

Unilorin Management.

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Mr Shodunke Oludotun has alleged that the reason a lot of candidates failed the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) was because the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) used the wrong software to mark the exam.

The Nation reports that Oludotun who is the president of Association of Tutorial School Operators said on Wednesday, March 23 that the examination body used the software for 2015 exam to grade the students in 2016 and called for the resignation of Professor Dibu Ojerinde, the registrar of JAMB.

“We have our evidence to show that virtually all the candidates we have collected results of 2015/2016 and not of 2016/2017.

“This year, Prof Dibu Ojerinde advertised 2016/2017 UTME – we all saw it. During his press conference, he also mentioned 2016/2017.
During the exam, the students on their monitor, it displayed 2016/2017.
Why is it that the result that was sent to the students showed 2015/2016?

“From our findings from insiders in JAMB, we realized that the software of 2015/2016 interfered with the 2016/2017, which led to the massive failure of the students.

If you can see the trend of results from (February) 27 to 29, the students failed; (March) 7-15, the students failed massively.

“But we noticed that the 27-29 were compensated with 40 marks still under the interference of software.

We can see that the 2015/2016 software was used to mark, that was why the students were receiving 2015/2016 results. So where is 2016/2017 result? That is what we are asking Prof Dibu Ojerinde…We are saying that Prof Dibu Ojerinde should step aside.”

He said they were not against the use of the Computer Based Test (CBT) but said it was full of irregularities which led to the mass failure of candidates.

“This Association of Tutorial School Operators, we are not against CBT. CBT has really helped to bring more students to tutorialcentres. It makes them to be serious; and we have taught them. But for CBT, the whole JAMB exam would have been messed up. Because before CBT, it will only take you N2,000 for Cyber café to send the answers to you.

So I want to say that we appreciate the professor for introducing the CBT; and we are in support of CBT.”

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Six students of Yaba College of Technology have been expelled for presenting fake or altered National Diploma (ND) and National Certificate of Education (NCE) results for admission.

This was contained in a circular signed by the Deputy Registrar of the institution Mrs Taiwo Obadimu.

The students who were in the departments of Food Technology, Mathematics and Integrated Science, Physics Education, Estate Management and Valuation, Industrial Technical Education and Industrial Maintenance Engineering were directed by the circular to hand over all college property, including student identity cards in their possession, to the heads of their department, the Polytechnic Librarian and the Dean of Students’ Affairs, with immediate effect.

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English is not an easy language to learn, I admit.

In fact, it’s bloody hard! Alright?

English may be easy enough to get started and communicate the basics, sure, so is every language under the sun. But it can take many long years for your ears and mouth to learn all the wacky expressions and phrases, all the myriads of ways of using the language.

The road to achieving excellent flawless writing skills is long and arduous.

But you can learn to follow the fundamental basics of English in your daily use of it. The simple application of basic grammar and spelling are becoming more the exception than the rule but it doesn’t mean the incorrect way of doing it is ever EVER correct.

So without further ado, let’s talk about errors in the English language that you should avoid. I implore you to remember these 19 Significant and Simple rules every time you put pen to paper or finger to keyboard:

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1. its vs. it’s
its = a possessive pronoun. Examples would be: The puppy played with itstoy. The computer and its power supply are for sale. Do you know whether my car needs its own inspection?

it’s = contraction of it is. Examples would be: It’s much too hot in July. I think it’s going to rain. I doubt it’sever going to be the same.

Easy reminder: You can replace it’swith it is every time and re-read your sentence for meaning.

2. there vs. their vs. they’re
there =an adverb, in or at that place.There is only one lemon left. Thereshould be an easier way to do this. I hope you don’t go there.

their=a possessive pronoun. Theirmansion is beautiful. Their olive trees make me dream of Italy. Their baby cries a lot.

they’re=contraction of they are.They’re simply stunning. They’regoing to perform for us. Don’t act as ifthey’re here already!

Easy reminder: You can replacethey’re with they are every time and re-read your sentence for meaning.

3. lose vs. loose
lose = a verb, to come to be without something; to suffer the loss of something. I do not wish to lose more weight. I was about to lose my ear ring. She cannot stand the thought oflosing him.

loose=an adjective, free or released from attachment; not bound together; not strict. My belt is veryloose around my waist. She likes to wear her hair loose and free.That is aloose interpretation of our document.

Easy reminder= Lose has come to be without its extra “o”!!!

4. whose vs. who’s
whose= possessive form of who.Whose plans are these? Whose money did he take? Do you know whose boat we saw the other day?
who’s= a contraction for who is.Who’s going to clean all this mess? She was wondering who’s going to dance with her. Do we need to tell them who’s going to be there?

Easy reminder: You can replace who’swith who is every time and see if it makes sense.

5. your vs. you’re
your=possessive pronoun. Your job is very exciting. I wish I were in yourshoes. Did you tell me your secret yet?
you’re=contraction for you are. You’re going to amaze them with your performance.I want you to know how much you’re delivering for us. Perhapsyou’re about to get started?

Easy reminder: You can replace you’rewith you are every time and see if it makes sense.

6. write and right.
write=verb, to express in writing. I want to learn how to write well. Did you write this? Write a letter to Mom
right=adjective, correct, justified, suitable, opposite of left. The little boy knew right versus wrong. It’s theright way to do things. I meant to write this for you right away.

7. me vs. I
The best explanation for this rule is here; nonetheless here is a simple explanation:

I=subject. Me=object. Which one to use when?

Let’s learn by example:
1. This would be wrong: They are going to send my wife and I a package.
Why? The rule is that the sentence should make sense if you remove the person and preceding the I. So in our case:
They are going to send I a package.This is obviously wrong. It should be:They are going to send me a package.

2.This would be wrong: Jim and meare going to the beach.
Why? Remove Jim and. In this case, also adjust the verb to match single form of first person. Then re-read the sentence:
Me am going to the beach. This is also obviously wrong. It should be: Jim and I are going to the beach.

3. This would be wrong: The best one is sent to Ashley and I.
Easy way to remember this is that Idoes not follow a verb. I should always make sense if it is followed by a verb.
Correct form would be The best one is sent to Ashley and me.

I am rather pleased to learn that my favorite phrase, “it is she“, upon answering the phone has formal correctness on its side but is rather antiquated

8. effect and affect
effect=noun, produced by a cause; a result. The effect of your leadership is visible here. The rules are in effect as of today. What if the change has noeffect?

affect=verb, to act on; to produce a chance. She affected all of us with her speech.The cold weather affected my plants last night.I let the movie affectme deeply.

9. accept vs. except
accept=verb, to take or receive. Iaccept the challenge. They acceptedthe generous gift. Why not accept our flaws and still love ourselves?
except=preposition, excluding, save, but. So it will never follow a subject such as I, they, we.

Everyone except me decided to go. Do anything you can to please her except calling her. Except for her attitude, I think she is ideal.

10. gone vs. went
“Went” is the past tense of the verb to go whereas “gone” is the past participle. Use them correctly.

Correct: I went to the store. I should have gone to the open market instead.
Incorrect: I should’ve wentsomewhere!

11. the apostrophe disaster for plural form
The most common error is to put apostrophe where apostrophe has no business. When you form a plural for nouns, there is no need whatsoever to add an apostrophe.

These are all wrong forms of plural nouns = Cat’s, Dog’s, Lot’s (not even a word), ABC’s,
Plural forms in most cases are made by simply adding an ‘s’ to the singular form = Cats, Dogs, lots, ABCs.

Even though the use of apostrophe before an S in an acronym is almost universal when you make it plural, it is still incorrect.

12. ending sentences with preposition
It has also become common to use prepositions inappropriately or to end phrases and questions with prepositions.
Examples of some prepositions: at, of, with, in.

Wrong: Where are we at with our plans? Where is the movie theater at?
Correct: Where are we with our plans? Where is the movie theater?

When asking about the location of a place, “at” should not be used after “where.”

Note: Don’t confuse phrasal verbs which make up a huge category in English language and are best described here. For instance, a preposition always is used in the phrase “to hang out” (where did you want to hang out?) and the verb wouldn’t make sense without this preposition.

13. the dangling participle
The dangling participle can seriously change the flow and meaning of your writing. It is important to make sure we qualify the intended words.

Examples:
Misinterpreted: Cooking on the stove, she decided it was time to turn the vegetables.
It sounds as though she was being cooked on the stove herself.
Better: She decided it was time to turn the vegetables which were cooking on the stove.

Misinterpreted: Sunburned and dehydrated, mom decided it was time for the children to go into the house.
It sounds as though the Mom is sunburned and dehydrated.
Better: Mom decided it was time for the children, who were sunburned and dehydrated, to go into the house.

14. could of vs. could have
This is very simple. I’m afraid “could of” is not even a phrase. It is often misused perhaps because it is phonetically so close to “could have”
I wonder if I could have majored in English.

15. here vs. hear
here=adverb, in this place; in this spot. I am here and planning to stay. I wish you were here. It is here in this place that we met.
hear=verb, to be within earshot; to perceive by ear. I hear you. We do not want to hear the policies one more time. If only she heard what he had to say!

Easy reminder: Here is There with a preceding T and the two are almost opposites so think of them in a pair.

16. irregardless vs. regardless
This is very simple also. I’m afraid “irregardless” has never and will never be a valid word. It is completely made up. It’s not going to join the ranks of words regardless of what we do!

17. then vs. than
then=adverb, at the time; immediately or soon afterward. I will eat; then I will go. He shall see youthen. If you want to be there by then, you had better hurry.
than=used after comparative adjectives. He is taller than she is. I wonder how much more than this I can pay. Will you please speak louderthan them?

18. to vs. too vs. two
to=preposition. If you want me to do this, I will. You should be prepared togo.
too=adverb, also. They want to perform too. She too has one. So will they see you too?
two=noun, one plus one. I want youtwo to decide amongst yourselves.If only the two of them could see you.How long before you two grow up?

19. were vs. where vs. we’re
were=past tense of verb to be. If Iwere a rich girl, I would live in Italy. You were happier then. I think theywere going to stay.
where=adverb, in or at what place.Where were you last night? Wherecan we go from here? Where in this world did my dog disappear?
we’re=contraction of we are. We’regoing to be famous. We’re not there yet. We’re about to make a huge difference.

The Angry Flower take on Errors in the English Language

If you think me harsh, let Bob’s Angry Flower tell it to you straight:
errors in the english language

8 Easy to Implement Suggestions to Avoid English Language Pitfalls
Well, my friends, this is by no means a comprehensive list. This is just a list of most common errors which I see and find easiest to avoid. Writing and learning has never been easier. We are a click away from a dictionary or thesaurus and all other English language resources all over the web. I think as humans, we all err at some point or another. The goal is not to become infallible. The goal is to become aware and conscious of how we use the English language and to strive to be the absolute best we can be.

In my parting thoughts, I leave you with 8 quick suggestions that can help you avoid these terrible pitfalls:

Proofread your writing. Twice.
Proofread it three times if you are going to publish it anywhere.
Have a friend or a peer proof read it with a critical eye for oversights and errors.
Use a dictionary and thesaurus when in doubt.
Train your spell checker to kick in before you send or publish anything.
For long documents, walk away from them for a little while and come back with a fresh mind and a critical eye.
Find a gentle way to tell others when you catch an error. Just do it in private.
Always be open to feedback and receive it with kindness.
Let us not allow poor writing skills overshadow our brilliant potential.
Let us not succumb to the everyday disasters in the language by just following the crowd.
Let us show love and care about the way the English language is spoken and written.
Let us preserve the beauty of the English language

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Jamb 2016 is really a disappointments

JAMB Registrar Prof. Dibu Ojerinde Yesterday Spoke At Channels Tv And When Asked His Reaction Towards The Recent Protests By Students In Lagos And Abuja, He Proclaimed That The Board Are Currently Planning To Hold A Meeting This Weekend In Order To Come Up With A Possible Solution To Students Protest.

He Later Warned That:

If After The Meeting And The Board Was Able To Come Up With A Decision And Students Still Disagree To That, The Outcome Wont Be Funny Again As All 40marks Added To Students Earlier On Will Be Scrapped And The Examination Cancelled, So All Students Will Have To Remain At Home For The Next Year And Re-write The Exam The Upcoming Year.

Some Students That Was Awarded With The Extra 40 Marks Earlier Are Said To Have The 40 Marks Removed And Their Original Score Been Sent To Them.

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This is to inform the General public that the Nigerian Navy summons all interested and suitably qualified members of the public to it 2016 recruitment exercise which instigated on 5 March 2016 and will close on 2 April 2016.

BASIC QUALIFICATIONS

Applicants must:

Possess a minimum of 5 credits in not more than 2 sittings in WASSCE/GCE/NECO/NABTEB
(English and Mathematics inclusive).
Be between the ages of 18 – 22 years while 24 – 26 years are the acceptable limit for those with OND, NCE, Nurses and Motor Transport Department (MTD) respectively. Candidates with higher qualifications than those specified in the guidelines should not apply.
Applicants must be single and of Nigerian origin by birth.
Required height of 1.70 metres for Male and 1.67 metres for Female.
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The agitations from candidates may have started yielding fruits as the House of Representatives has asked the Federal Ministry of Education to direct the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to revert to pencil-paper method in the conduct of UTME or adopt both PPT and CBT so that candidates can opt for any one of their choice.

This followed a motion moved by a lawmaker from Lagos State, Mr. Oghene Emma-Egoh, on the “conflicting” scores of candidates who took the examination.

The law maker stressed that the technical errors experiences during the examination has invariably dashed the hopes of many of these candidates in gaining admission this year.

The law maker further pointed to two cases of conflicting results. One is that of Ibrahim Shawulu from Kogi State, who was said to have scored 399 out of 400, and in less than 2.... - See more at: http://schooling.com.ng/jamb-should-revert-to-paper-pencil-test-ppt-proclaimed-by-house-of-representatives/

The Management of Lagos State University has declared Tuesday, 22nd March, 2016, as a Lecture-Free Day for all the Newly Admitted Students [100 Level], for the 2015/2016 Academic Session.

With this development, all Fresh Students are expected to attend the Matriculation Ceremony scheduled to hold at the University Auditorium Complex, Ojo by 10:00a.m prompt.

At the Ceremony, there will be Matriculation Lecture for the Newly Admitted Students, Parents/Guardians.

All Matriculating Students are expected to dress decently and be seated by 9:00a.m.

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The major problem faced my JAMB candidates now is low JAMB scores. Because of this, there are chances that many of them will fail to get admission into their schools of choice since many schools accepts 180 as their cut off mark.

For this reason, we have compiled the full list of Top Schools that Accepts 150 JAMB Cut Off Mark Even When You did not choose them in JAMB CBT.

In these schools, you can apply and write for their Post-Utme examination if you had atleast 150 aggregate scores in JAMB CBT. Also, you are also eligible to write for their post utme examination even if you did not choose them as your institution of choice during your JAMB UTME registration.

All you need is to watch-out when their post utme form will be released and apply immediately, follow up and sit for their post utme examination. If you perform well, you will get admission. By so doing, you don’t waste another year or writing another JAMB.

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