justwise:


You can take another test on day 8

Please don’t self medicate unless proscribed by your doctor. Covid 19 has no medication. Isolate and get enough rest then get tested again.

DANNIEmore:


Hi, continue to take your medications and I guess you should be isolating for 14 days so, I'll recommend you take the pcr test again at the end of your isolation.

Sadly, one can't tell when you'll test negative again as this depends on certain factors such as but not limited to the severity of the illness, immunocompromised systems but, your gp should be able to declare you non contagious depending on the viral load in your system after series of repeated pcr test done at certain intervals.
With that, you should be able to travel ideally.

I wish you a fast recovery.

Ab123455:


I used online form A, GTBank but I have not been debited yet. When did you submit your application

SerendipityHere:



pls, someone should answer this!!!

@justwise @bemagnify and all the gurus pls!!!

Hello everyone,

Pls, I am looking at applying for September 2022 intake. However, I am skeptical as to how to grade my result. I have a ND (Distinction) and HND (Distinction) certificates. I also have a Masters from the University of Ibadan. My question is this; Can I apply to any University with these grades? I keep seeing entry requirements as 2:1 etc but I hardly see interpretations for HND (or maybe I don’t understand it)

Which universities can I apply to?
How do interpret the entry requirements pls?

Thank you

claremont:


You will not have to pay anything for your medicines in Scotland as medicines dispensed on a valid prescription are free over there. However, in England, you will be charged £9.15 PER ITEM. A prescription might have many items written on it, and you will have to multiply by £9.15 accordingly. The presence or absence of a prescription charge shouldn't be a factor in your decision to choose a university of study though.

claremont:


You will not have to pay anything for your medicines in Scotland as medicines dispensed on a valid prescription are free over there. However, in England, you will be charged £9.15 PER ITEM. A prescription might have many items written on it, and you will have to multiply by £9.15 accordingly. The presence or absence of a prescription charge shouldn't be a factor in your decision to choose a university of study though.

oludanobi:
Yes, prescription medicine is free in Scotland, you may want to travel with meds to last you for at least a month after you arrive so you don't add that to your settling down worrying , just get a prescription or letter from you doctor in Nigeria to back it up. Best of luck !

sjj3:
Hello house, I got nominated using my cousin as my sponsor for Manitoba PNP- express entry in February and my application is currently reading assessement in process but in my Express entry profile I have chosen brother as a relative in Canada as Cousin was not among the listed relatives. I am confused now as I am not sure if they will take cousin in place of brother when my applicaion is passed to CIC from the province. any suggestion or experience on this?