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Education › How To Write An Exam If You Want To Pass! This Works For Every Nigerian Student. by shaw239(op):
As an experienced Tutor, Examiner and a Script-marker, for the purpose of teaching Young students and for You to understand, I use basic English in my teachings. No big Grammer or Vocabulary.

Preparations like attending lectures, studying and engaging in tutorial lessons prior to examinations are important,however, you may still fail your exams if you did not approach the examination with caution.
These are the steps to follow in order to fulfill your exam goals.

1) Exam tools:
Yes, you read it correctly. If your exams will start tomorrow, kindly visit your college and find out the requirements needed in the exam halls prior to examinations. Ensure that you registered the course in your course registration form. You might want to bring along your student's ID card, your school fees receipts etc. Kindly ensure that you knew the Course to write the next day(via your time table), get your tools ready. If Mathematical in nature, your calculator should be ready, you might need a pencil, two or three biro(pen), a rule, compass, maset, graph, log book etc. Please, always enter the exam hall with at least two pen�️ (in order not to get disappointed by one).

2) Early Attendance:
This is very crucial. You can easily be disoriented by the shouting or harsh tones from your lecturers if you're late. Go to your center early, Get a good position, sit properly and Ensure that your writing tools are complete. When you enter your hall early, you will have the opportunity of getting every detailed verbal instructions not written on the paper. Some lecturers whose courses are scheduled might visit exam centers to make certain questions clear, some might even cancel a very difficult question if it's pointed out by a very brilliant student, therefore, one of the contributing factors to passing your exams is early attendance to the exam center.
Read more on How to write and pass any exam with distinction

3) Registration Nos:
Hmmm... failure to write Your registration no will result to an automatic carry-over (failure) or missing script. My dear students, the first papers given to you in the exam hall is your answer sheet(script). Once given, The first thing to do is: write your registration no( matric no, edu no, LT code etc) on all the pages of your answer scripts, this is mandatory. Due to the population and rush during submission of exam scripts, arrangements and sorting of courses, Your answer script might mistakenly get torn completely or half way, before it gets marked, one of your scripts might get detached from the rest. If this happens, your scripts can be seen if you had written your Reg.No. Many students do have issues of missing papers etc because, their answer scripts weren't seen. Even when graded, will loose their marks because, the lecturer couldn't find the reg no to grade it in. A lot of you face that problem, I hope you won't make such mistakes again.

4) Read the Instructions
Read the Instructions carefully. There was an aptitude test( First Post UTME) examination organized by a certain university 15 years ago, the instructions stated: write only in Capital letters�, many students failed the test because they wrote in mixed letters. The exam was actually a test on the ability of students to follow instructions. It's very important to read the instructions of the examiner. Mark asterisk ✳️ if instructed, choose 3 questions only or answer all, this depends on the instructions given. Some professors may test your psychology. 10 question may be asked and out of those 10 only 4 were in the topics you were taught in class. The Examiner, may instruct the students to attempt no 1 and choose other two. It means that you must not answer the difficult and strange question unless you want to fail. Kindly read the instructions carefully.

5) Read the Questions thoroughly:
When you first looked at a question, you might get a bit confused. Go through the questions the second time. Read all the questions, [/b]sometimes, the answer to no 3 questions may be in no 4, vice versa. Moreso, your brain will process the questions and the storage room within your brain will release the answers. Do not be in a hurry to answer questions. I will also advice that you write down answers at the back of your answer scripts(Backpage) using pencil in order not to forget...Yeaa, especially when you memorised (crammed grin) it. Are you laughing cheesy, but that's true.

[b]6) Approach
:
Approach each questions carefully and go straight to the point. If possible, and where stated, use a well labelled diagram with Appropriate title to illustrate your points, give examples if you can. When answering questions, numbering is important. You musn't answer questions according to numbers e.g you might answer questions no 3 before you answer questions no 1. Yes, that's ok, however, you must indicate the numbers (weird?? shocked, Yeah, that's why it's called a higher institution). Examiners, will mark using the marking scheme and all they look out for are the numbering. Be smart in answering questions. Answer those questions you know so well, yes, answer them first. You want to make an impression. An Exam marker may be lenient with your *not so correct answers* if they felt impressed by your earlier answers. How about that �.

7) Attempting Questions
This is where you need to be smart. If your Examiner wants you to answer 3 questions only out of 5 questions, kindly answer only 3 questions please!!. However, if you are very sure of the answers to only 2 questions while you're not too sure of the others , go ahead answer them(the 2 easy ones). However, to boost your mark, if you know a little of the other questions, instead of attempting only one, kindly attempt the two. Sometimes, if markers are impressed with your answers to the first two, they may still mark the attempted 2 but choose the best amongst the two of them to complete the answers to a total of 3.(Most times brilliant people get lucky)

cool Handwriting and neatness
Your handwriting must be neat, spaced and well written and clearly stated. Some fail exams because of their handwriting. You should also avoid cancellations, however, if you can't, place a single line on the sentence or word which you want to erase. A clean answer sheet attracts a mark of its own. You might have answered wrong but the marker may decide to award you +1 due to your neat hand writing. The truth is, if you want to pass your exams, learn how to write properly.

9) Avoid Short hand:
Hmmm, some students make this grave mistake. Writing exams using Short hand will lead to not only disqualifying the answer but also give you a negative marking. Some do write international as interntl, understanding as undstandn, because as cos, your as ur, etc. That's automatic failure with negative. Some angry exam makers may award you -1 for such indiscipline in writing especially in your examinations.

10) Extra answer Sheet(script)
This is necessary if you have more to write. Some examiners may ask you to Describe an Enzyme, define an enzyme or what is an enzyme. These 3 questions are not same. One of the questions require only a sentence while another question requires you to give every detail of an enzyme and as such give an extensive explanation and diagrams or illustration needed hence you might need extra papers. Do not shy away from it if you wish, however, requesting for extra sheet does not guarantee success because Some students write off points.

11) Read through your answers
It's important to read through your answers to be sure that you wrote the spellings correctly before you submit. Once you're certain of your answers, go to your back page and draw a line across the salient points you wrote down earlier with pencil.

12) Do not be in a rush to Submit your answer script.
Yes, if it's a 3 hour exam, there's a reason for that. Do not be in a hurry to submit because your colleagues are submitting. If you noticed, the most brilliant in your class aren't always the first to submit their papers. Some even submitted after every other person. However, do not submit when there's a last minute rush. Ensure that your answer scripts are firmly attached to one another as well as [b]Reg no [/b]written on all the scripts.
So, if you prepared before Your exams and follow the steps above, you will pass... infact, you may get an A.

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Family › Adoption Procedures For Nigerians Living Abroad(who Wish To Adopt In Nigeria) by shaw239(op): 9:57pm On Apr 02, 2021
To Adopt LEGALLY in Nigeria, there are procedures. The truth is this: Adoption in Nigeria is relatively FREE. Read further to understand more about it. As a Nigerian in the diaspora.. Follow the steps below. Also inform your foundation about the steps to take as its crucial. This is only for Nigerians in the diaspora.

1) Submission of application letter to the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Youth and Social Development in your state of choice.

2) Submission of all the required documents by prospective Adopters or through Foundation (including Home Study report and approval from the country of Domicile by appropriate authorities)

3) Administrative Processing by the Adoption Unit.

4) Payment of 130,000 Naira only as Administrative fees. The fee above is for those in diaspora applying in Lagos State. The fee may vary amongst states but mostly lower.

5) Processing of all Documents submitted for Honourable Commissioner's Approval.

6) Collection of Approval Letter by the Prospective Adopters/Foundation.

7) Notification of arrival of Prospective Adopters after a successful matching of child/children at the registered Orphanages.

cool Invitation of prospective Adopters with their updated documents through the foundation for the release of child/children for bonding .

9) Conducting bonding Assessment.

10) Interview with the Director Social Welfare

11) Legalization of the adoption at the family court.

The above are the procedure for adoption if you are a Nigerian living abroad but wish to adopt in Nigeria..

Please note: To obtain an adoption order, it takes a minimum of 12 calender months from the time of application. This is in accordance with the child right law of States in Nigeria.

Visit the Ministry of Youth and Social Development(Adoption unit) in the states of your choice for further enquiries.

The steps above are the proven steps to follow.
https://queensconsult..com/2021/04/adoption-procedure-for-nigerians-living.html
Nairaland General › Adoption Procedure For Nigerians Living Abroad by shaw239(op):
To Adopt LEGALLY in Nigeria, there are procedures. The truth is this: Adoption in Nigeria is relatively FREE. Read further to understand more about it. As a Nigerian in the diaspora.. Follow the steps below. Also inform your foundation about the steps to take as its crucial. This is only for Nigerians in the diaspora.

1) Submission of application letter to the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Youth and Social Development in your state of choice.

2) Submission of all the required documents by prospective Adopters or through Foundation (including Home Study report and approval from the country of Domicile by appropriate authorities)

3) Administrative Processing by the Adoption Unit.

4) Payment of 130,000 Naira only as Administrative fees. The fee above is for those in diaspora applying in Lagos State. The fee may vary amongst states but mostly lower.

5) Processing of all Documents submitted for Honourable Commissioner's Approval.

6) Collection of Approval Letter by the Prospective Adopters/Foundation.

7) Notification of arrival of Prospective Adopters after a successful matching of child/children at the registered Orphanages.

cool Invitation of prospective Adopters with their updated documents through the foundation for the release of child/children for bonding .

9) Conducting bonding Assessment.

10) Interview with the...READ THE REST HERE
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Politics › The Fear Of Buhari Makes People Desperate Even Crazy:Osibanjo Responds.. by shaw239(op): 9:21am On Dec 06, 2018
The Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osibanjo has responded to the accusations against President Buhari, he said:https://queensconsult..com
Webmasters › Facebook Has Lost Its Position As The Best Place To Work. by shaw239(op): 4:27pm On Dec 05, 2018
According to Glassdoor 2019 Best places to work, facebook has dropped significantly from No1 To No 7. This is as a result of sharing personal information of its users and being hacked easily by online Scammers.

Google also dropped from No 5 to No 8, while BAIN tops the List. Read more https://queensconsult..com
Career › Joy Enosa Ogbebo Won "MOST TRANSPARENT Aviation Female Career Mentor Of The Year by shaw239(op): 11:21pm On Dec 04, 2018
On the 30th day of November, at the 2018 Transparency Africa Investiture award organised by "Heroes Communication", the founder and Chief Executive Officer(CEO) of Mamaj Aviation Consult Joy Enosa Ogbebo received the award "MOST TRANSPARENT AVIATION FEMALE CAREER MENTOR of the year.

In her statement while receiving the award: "Some times the money will come, what should drive you is PASSION. It feels so good to know that I am being noticed for what am doing in my own little corner ".

She thanked the organisers of the occasion and reinstated her commitment towards ensuring Adequate mentoring of young people in the aviation industry. Read more https://quensconsult..com

Politics › Alhaji Yusuf Suleiman,Max Air CEO&Governor Masari, conferred honorary titles by shaw239(op): 10:17am On Dec 04, 2018
On Saturday 1st December 2018, Alhaji Yusuf Suleiman the CEO of Savanna Farms Limited and a member of the traditional ruling family of the Sokoto Caliphate was conferred with honorary Doctor of political Science and Public Administration (Honoris Causa) by Al Hikmah University Ilorin Nigeria along with two other Distinguished Nigerians Rt Hon Aminu Bellow Masari--the Executive Governor of Katsina State and Alhaji Dahiru Mangal(CEO Max Air Nigeria).Read more https://queensconsult..com

Education › PAN-ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY (PAU) HELD ITS 15TH CONVOCATION CEREMONY. 16 students... by shaw239(op): 9:41pm On Dec 03, 2018
On the 1st of December 2018,Pan-Atlantic University held it's 15th convocation ceremony. A major breakthrough was the graduation of first degree students. Prior to this, PAU has been largely a Post graduate University and 16 students were awarded First Class.

A noble ICON Peter Bankole, the Director EDC Pan Atlantic University introduced the Prof. Albert Alos award for entrepreneurship which EDC Pan Atlantic University has instituted on behalf of Albert Alos( The first Vice Chancellor of the University) that played a major role in the setting up of EDC.


The winner of the award was Miss Emelda Odudu--an Accounting Graduate. Miss Emelda took part in the compulsory one year entrepreneurship program being taught by EDC to all 200 Level students which they must start business on campus.


Imelda took her entrepreneurship program to another level which was a brilliant act by setting up "Dudu Rides" which solved transportation problems in school substituting Uber and Taxify in the campus.

PAU during the convocation ceremony reaffirmed their commitment to making the Pan Atlantic University the ENTREPRENEURIAL University in Nigeria. This is the first of its kind.
A very big congratulations to the Senate and the university's board of directors for this remarkable idea and it's implementation.
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Education › Cumulative Grade Point Average(CGPA):Effect of carryover on your CGPA. by shaw239(op):
The TERRIBLE TRUTH you did not know about CARRY-OVER(referencing a course)in the NIGERIAN university.
Many students enter universities with a promising academic future only to be marred by the realities of life within their citadel. As a fresher, you are told to be diligent and to ensure you rewrite your failed courses and pass. Yes! This is good but do not PRAY nor give any chance to fail any course. Although failing a course does not mean you aren't Brilliant but some failures occur due to ignorance and lack of adequate information . Some students are being frustrated in school due to their poor academic performance which is rated by their CGPA.
In a FIVE POINTS GRADING SYSTEM(uni.)
1.49-below===pass
1.50-2.39=====third class
2.40-3.49=====second class lower division
3.50-4.49=====second class upper division
4.50-5.0======First Class.
ACADEMIC RATING(A--F)
A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2, E=1 and F=0.

If you score an A In a course, you will be awarded 5 rating as above. This will be multiplied by the course credit unit either 2 or 3 unit course etc to get your final point in the course. E.g If GSS 111(use of English) is a 3 credit unit course and funke scored an A,
Where A=5, and credit unit=3
5*3=15 which is calculated in points,
Therefore funke has 15points in GSS111.
If it's B, then 4*3=12points, if it's C,then 3*3=9points, if D, then 2*3=6, if it's E, then 1*3=3points.
BUT IF YOU FAIL. F=0, then 0*3=0points, you will be required to carryover the course to another level( e.g from first year to second year that is from 100level to 200l.

PASSING A CARRYOVER COURSE IS DIFFICULT because:
(1) LIMITED TIME/ ATTENDANCE : The academic curriculum and course outline is very dynamic. You must attend both your current level lectures and carryover course lecture,do term papers, assignments etc for both and you must also RE-REGISTER the courses you failed undecided. Some universities set a regulation of 70% minimum attendance to qualify for exams in each course meaning that if you are in 200level,you will attend all the classes of the courses/course you failed in 100 level meeting 70% minimum.
This is a HARD task cry when combined with your current level classes. This brings confusion and desperation in the life of the student. He/she will then source for help either by filling the pockets of his brilliant friend or junior colleague or hiring someone intelligent enough to assist him in attendance, assignments/term papers in the failed course. Some times these students become VICTIMS as prey to University Wolves who pretend to be helpers.
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