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16-year-old Nollywood actress, Regina Daniels who revealed a while ago, that she got admitted into a University in Nigeria, has taken to social media, to share some photos of herself wearing a matriculation gown
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Regina Daniels Stuns

The actress who wasn’t present at the school matriculation shared the photos through her instagram page… Though she is yet to disclose the name of the university.. or even reveal if the gown she wore, is a that of matriculation or not.

Regina Daniels Stuns
Though according to multiple reports, they say she got admitted into a University in the East.

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The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics ( ASUP ) is set to embark on an indefinite strike action with effect from Monday, November 13, 2017 to press for the implementation of its agreement with government, accusing government of treating polytechnic education with disdain and levity.
Rising from the emergency meeting of its National Executive Council, ASUP said it has no choice than to embark on an indefinite strike after the expiration of its earlier 21 days ultimatum, adding that the conciliatory meeting organised by the Federal Ministry of Labour failed to produce positive result because the Ministry of Education was not interested in resolving the dispute.


National President of ASUP, Comrade Usman Y. Dutse also accused the government of using endless verification exercises to delay the payment of entitlements of members of the union, adding that while the union is not against government carrying out verification exercises, it should not endless and the exercise should not be used to denied workers their rights.



He said that despite the 21 days notice given to the government, they did not consider it necessary to address their demands for an improved funding of polytechnic education in the country.

Dutse said “Our union is therefore constrained to lament again that our sector is on the verge of collapse and needs all the emergency attention it urgently deserves. Until now, it should be noted that the issues raised here today have been there since 2014 and none of these issues has since 2014 been concretely resolved to improve the sector.



“It is against this background that we wish to remind governments at all levels and indeed all Nigerians that we cannot continue to be complacent in the face of imminent and seemly strategic annihilation of a sector that feeds and caters for millions of youths and families. A sector that if well harnessed will boost Nigeria’s technological know–how, improve ICT, create millions of employment opportunities and raise the level of both theoretical and practical technological literacy.”

READ MORE: ASUU Strike Looms As Union Reviews Deal With FG
Some of the issues include the non implementation of the NEEDS assessment report recommended the injection of N6.5 billion int the polytechnic education in 2014, adding that this has risen to about N8 billion, adding that without Imo,emerging the report, the essence of using tax payers money to embark on the exercise is wasted.

He said the issues also include the Non – passage of the Amendment Bill of the Polytechnics Act, adding that “the delay and indifference to the passage of this bill is viewed as a ploy to fester chaos and continued crises in the sector. Recall that this bill passed through public hearing since December 2016. One wonders why an all important bill such as this still remains unattended to even when assurances have been extracted from the Senate Committee on this bill, our regulatory agencies and ministry of education.

Passing this bill will go a long way to resolving majority of the contending issues in the sector, reduce conflicts, improve on the efficiency levels of the administrative organs and ultimately bring the sector in tune with global best practices. Same bill died with the 6th and 7th assemblies and the current effort is now being threatened to go same way as it is stuck in the Senate since the public hearing in December, 2016.



“Shortfalls in Personnel Releases and Withdrawal of Allowances and emoluments due to cuts in personnel releases. This phenomenon has persisted till date.

As if this was not enough, government added salt to injury by withdrawing allowances which hitherto were part of salaries.

“Equally, unpaid arrears of promotions have continued to mount. While verifications of staff have been conducted over and over, only five institutions have received repayment of their 2016 shortfalls. This situation is compounded by the continued penchant of Governing Councils to siphon the meagre internal resources of institutions in order to assuage their unbridled appetite for luxury.”

READ MORE: ASUU Strike Looms As Union Reviews Deal With FG

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He also said that the Non Release of CONTISS 15 Migration arrears has lingered since 2011 when the approval to migrate to the CONTISS 15 salary scale was secured from the government effective 2009, adding that “Since then, only the upper cader has been fully taken care of. Staffs in the lower cader are being short changed since then as they are yet to gat the full benefit of this policy. In response, government continues to set up committees without terminal dates and any meaningful response to the union’s protests.

It is worthy to note that a lot of these issues constitute violations of the agreement signed between our union and the government in 2010. This is in tandem with the now well documented penchant of government to renege on agreements. Recently efforts to address these issues led to the convening, on the 24th of October 2017, of a conciliatory meeting by the Federal Ministry of Labour in Abuja.

“Curiously, the ministry in eye of the storm (The Federal Ministry of Education) was so poorly represented that no memorandum of action was agreed upon. This clearly showed the level of disdain and disrespecoft with which
issues of the polytechnic sector are being handled by relevant agencies of government

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Following questions we have received from candidates concerning the meaning of some terms like “NOT ADMITTED”, “ADMISSION IN PROGRESS” etc they see on their CAPS portal, we would like to explain some few things concerning that.
Though JAMB has not made any official remark on this recently, however, we can deduce the possible meaning of these terms from what was said during the CAPS sensitization programme earlier this year.
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If your Admission Status on the CAPS Portal reads “NOT ADMITTED”, it could be that your school of choice is yet to send the proposed the list of admitted candidates to JAMB. However if your school of choice has released its admission list and your admission status on CAPS Portal still shows “NOT ADMITTED” then it simply means that you have not been considered for admission in that school.



For those that their Admission Status reads “RECOMMENDED”, the possible meaning to that is though your school of choice has considered you for admission, JAMB is still reviewing your admission to ensure it complies with all the necessary criteria put in place by your school of choice and JAMB.

On the other hand, if you see “ADMISSION IN PROGRESS…..” it is likely that you have met the requirements to be admitted in your school of choice but not yet considered for admission due to issues like admission quota, ELDS, Male to female ratio etc. This means you may have a chance of being admitted if some other candidates that were offered admission in the school decide to reject the admission.



So if you are yet to be admitted, the best you can do is keep checking back on the portal and hope your admission status changes.

For those who have been admitted, congratulations! Please go ahead to accept your admission unless you no longer want the admission; in that case, you can reject it.

READ MORE: How To Make Jamb In One Sitting
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Finally, for those that say they were unable to see anything when they log on to their CAPS portal through their JAMB Profiles, please try using a computer system or change your browser.

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Students Finding It Difficult To Check There JAMB Caps – EducluesOnline Is Here To Help You Drop your Details bowMany students has. been in trouble accessing there portal via JAMB caps .

Educluesonline is here to help you out

Here we will help you check weather you are admitted ,Not admitted or Recommended

All you have to do is to drop your correct details you use in checking your JAMB portal on the comment box below

NB: Keep visiting the site to know if we have reply your message via the comment box thanks.

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JAMB CAPS Admission Status Guidelines: Meaning Of Accepted, Not Admitted and RECOMMENDED

JAMB CAPS ADMISSION STATUS GUIDELINES

1. Most of the Candidates have seen ‘NOT_ADMITTED’ notification on their JAMB CAPS PORTAL which simply means that they have not been offered provisional Admission at their Institution of choice.


2. Do not click on the ‘ACCEPT‘ icon until your Admission status changes to ”ADMITTED“. Note that by clicking on the ‘ACCEPT‘ it means you’ve accepted a non-existent Admission.



3 By the time your desired institution releases its admission list, you will see both “ACCEPT” and “DECLINE” icons.

4. You are also not allowed to click on the ‘ACCEPT ‘ icon until you have received an admission notification from the institution of your choice.



5. To those who have already clicked on the ‘ACCEPT‘ icon, your action implies that you have agreed and accepted the Course, and Institution Choice, so you won’t be placed in the JAMB proposed CAPS MARKET PLACE.

6. Candidates should wait for their institution of choice to release its Admission list, which would change their CAPS ADMISSION STATUS from, ‘NOT_ADMITTED’ to ‘ADMITTED’ then the choice is yours whether to click on the ‘ACCEPT’ icon or ‘DECLINE‘ if you don’t want.

7. But if by then it still shows ‘NOT ADMITTED’, then youwill surely be placed in the CAPS MARKET PLACE i.e waiting for schools that couldn’t meet up with their Admission Quota to admit you on request.

8. Lastly, for those who have already clicked on the ‘ACCEPT‘ icon, all you could do to help yourself is to keep praying and hoping to get another chance, for you have automatically disqualified yourself from being returned to the CAPS MARKET
PLACE if you were not later admitted.



READ MORE: Confirm 2017 Admission Status on Your JAMB Profile
The step by step procedures to access JAMB CAPS

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preferably using a PC or chrome browser on mobile.
2. Login with the credentials( email and password) you created your jamb account with.
3. After successfully logging in, click on the options button ( the button with 3 dash) at the top of the page.
4. You’ll see CAPS under the tag ‘Admissions’. Click on it and you’ll be taken to the CAPS page.
5. If the page only shows ‘welcome’, do not be discouraged. Just click on options on your mobile’s browser and change the view of the page to ‘desktop view’. This is why it’s preferably to use a PC.
6. You’ll see some options listed at the left-hand side. Click on ‘Admission Status’.
7. It’ll then bring your details.
If you’ve been admitted, you can either ‘Accept admission’ or ‘Reject admission’.

If your school is yet to release admission list, it will read: “admission in progress, check back later” under the tag ‘Admission Status’. In this case, you won’t be able to click on the ‘Accept admission’ or ‘Reject admission’ button. �

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See the frequentLy questions asked by students

I have been given admission into federal university of petroleum resources but when I logged in my caps page my admission status was blank. Should I go on to pay for my admission letter still? Despite not seeing anything on my jamb caps page.
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Please to whom it may concern kindly help me get this to front page
Thank you.



SOLUTION

To check don’t use mobile phones


Make use of PC to chec
Use chrome to access the portal

I hope it helps

Any further helps you can drop them here via the comment box
box

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Fresh strike may be in the offing across Nigeria Universities as the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) holds its National Executive Council (NEC) meeting this week.

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The NEC, which is the highest decision making body of the union, is to review Federal government’s implementation of the Memorandum of Action (MoA) it signed with the union before it suspended its strike a few months ago.


Both government and ASUU had agreed to an MoA which stipulated that the federal government would have implemented its agreed contents latest by October, 2017.
The federal government according to investigation, however, was yet to implement issuance of license for the registration of Nigerian University Pension Company (NUPEMCO) which it promised to do within two weeks of strike suspension.


The FG is also defaulting in payment of ‘Earned Academic Allowances and revatilisation funds’ for public universities.
Some lecturers at the University of Ibadan, who spoke with journalists on the condition of anormnity at the weekend noted that it was unfortunate that the government had not paid as promised by end of October.
They said they had asked their leadership not to suspend the strike until the government paid the money as promised but didn’t heed their advice.
Based on the tension generated on campuses, ASUU President Professor Biodun Ogunyemi sent a mail to all the members to douse the tension over the payment of earned academic allowances


“Dear Comrades, the leadership of the union is aware of the palpable tensions on our campuses over the delay in the payment of Earned Academic Allowances (EAA).
“It is therefore not a surprise that for the past three days, a circular dated 24 October, 2017 related to EAA is already trending on some social media network/platforms. The leadership of the union can say categorically that the gaps/Omissions in the said circular were addressed at a meeting with the Honourable Minister of Education last weekend. We have gone far on the matter and there should be results in a matter of days. Thank you”, he wrote.
It was gathered that the Federal Government audit teams have visited campuses and concluded the auditing of staff as agreed but was yet to pay the 23billion Naira promised by the end of October as payment for the 2009/2010 Earned Academic Allowances of lecturers in public universities in Nigeria.

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A young lady identified as Onuoha Ebubechi Faith, is feeling ecstatic after one of her utmost desires was granted unto her recently. The young lady finally got admitted into the university after five years of trying and failing. She was granted admission into the Federal University of Technology Owerri, Imo state (FUTO), to study Geology. Congratulations to her.A young lady identified as Onuoha Ebubechi Faith, is feeling ecstatic after one of her utmost desires was granted unto her recently. The young lady finally got admitted into the university after five years of trying and failing. She was granted admission into the Federal University of Technology Owerri, Imo state (FUTO), to study Geology. Congratulations to her

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Delta State polytechnic Acceptance fee payment procedure for 2017/2018 academic session has been published.

Admitted candidates are to follow the procedure below to pay their Acceptance Fees.

STEPS TO PAY YOUR ACCEPTANCE FEES

1. VISIT http://www.ogharapoly.edu.nghttp://educluesonline.com/2017/11/04/delta-poly-oghara-acceptance-fee-payment-procedure-20172018/#more-712http://educluesonline.com/2017/11/04/delta-poly-oghara-acceptance-fee-payment-procedure-20172018/#more-712
2. Under STUDENTS link
3. Select PROSPECTIVE
4. http://www.ogharapoly.edu.ng/prospectiveApp/
5. Then Login with your Applicant ID and Password
6. Click make Payment
7. Select fees type the amount will show
8. Click SUBMIT QUERY
9. Click PAY ONLINE
10. Fill in your ATM details
11. After payment
12. Print your
13. Print Receipt
14. Print Acceptance Letter
for Admission
15. Print Clearance Card for clearance

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The authorities at the University of Lagos ( (UNILAG), Akoka, have confirmed the withdrawal of the admission list for candidates who have chosen to study in the university during the 2017/2018 academic session, which it earlier released last week.
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The development has created palpable tension and anxiety among many parents and candidates, especially those whose names had appeared in the withdrawn list.

The victims, who are currently unsure of the current position of things, have called on the authorities to urgently address the matter and ensure justice.

Confirming the development, the university’s Deputy Registrar, Information, Mr. Oluwatoyin Adebule, said as a responsible institution, the management withdrew the list to investigate the veracity of the allegation of irregularities leveled against it. He said as soon as the issues are resolved, the list will be released again.

According to Adebule, the withdrawal of the list became important so as to protect the integrity of the university, saying it is not in the character of the institution’s management to simply gloss over any such allegation.

Details soon.
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We understand that the some candidates have been able to confirm their Admission Status via JAMB website.


We therefore urge candidates to follow the procedure below to check their admission status

Though you JAMB has not officially announced this, follow the steps below to access JAMB CAPS via your profile.

1. Visit jamb.org.ng/efacility
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Preferably using a PC or chrome browser on mobile.
2. Login with the credentials( email and password) you created your jamb account with.
3. After successfully logging in, click on the options button ( the button with 3 dash) at the top of the page.
4. You’ll see CAPS under the tag ‘Admissions’. Click on it and you’ll be taken to the CAPS page.
5. If the page only shows ‘welcome’, do not be discouraged. Just click on options on your mobile’s browser and change the view of the page to ‘desktop view’. This is why it’s preferably to use a PC.
6. You’ll see some options listed at the left-hand side. Click on ‘Admission Status’.
7. It’ll then bring your details.
If you’ve been admitted, you can either ‘Accept admission’ or ‘Reject admission’.

If your school is yet to release admission list, it will read: “admission in progress, check back later” under the tag ‘Admission Status’. In this case, you won’t be able to click on the ‘Accept admission’ or ‘Reject admission’ button

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Sixteen members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) serving in Anambra are to repeat their one year compulsory service while three others will serve various terms of disciplinary measures.
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The Anambra NYSC Coordinator, Mr Ebenezer Olawale, made the disclosure on Thursday in Awka, the Anambra State capital.

He, however, said no formal passing out ceremony was held in the state.

Olawale noted that 2, 158 corps members successfully concluded their service year and were issued with discharge certificates.

On the upcoming Nov. 18 governorship polls in Anambra, the NYSC coordinator said that the body still had enough manpower to take care of its expected role in the election.

“THERE ARE NO FEWER THAN 8,000 CORPS MEMBERS CURRENTLY SERVING IN THE STATE,’’ HE SAID.
He said the discharged corps members who wished to take part in the election were at liberty to stay back but no one was under compulsion to do so.

Meanwhile, the Director-General of the NYSC Brig.-Gen. Suleiman Kazaure, will visit Anambra to address corps members ahead of the governorship election.

Olawale told Newsmen that Kazuaure would hold a one-day interface with the corps members on November 7 alongside heads of other security agencies in Anambra at the Alex Ekweme Square in Awka.

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Candidates awaiting their admission status can now visit the Central Admission Processing System portal inducted by JAMB to check their admission status.

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http://caps.jamb.gov.ng/app_candidates/candidateprofile.aspx


Kindly use this link to check your admission status

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This is to inform candidates who applied for admission in University of Ibadan (UI) for 2017/2018 academic session that the admission cut-off marks are out.

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The cutoff mark for each Faculty and Department is as follows:


FACULTY MERIT ELDS
AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS 51.375
AGRICULTURAL EXTESION AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT 52.125
AGRONOMY 54.5
ANIMAL SCIENCE 51.875
CROP PROTECTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY 54
ARTS
ANTHROPOLOGY 56.5 54
ARABIC LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 58.75 50
ARCHEAOLOGY 51.88 50
CLASSICAL STUDIES 60.25 57
COMMUNICATION AND LANGUAGE ARTS 67.88 62.25
ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 65 58
EUROPEAN STUDIES – FRENCH 62.13 54.25
EUROPEAN STUDIES – GERMAN 58.13 50
EUROPEAN STUDIES – RUSSIAN 55 50
HISTORY 60 55.5
ISLAMIC STUDIES 53.13 50
LINGUISTICS 63 57
LINGUISTICS – YORUBA 55 50
MUSIC 59 56.625
PHILOSOPHY 61.25 53
RELIGIOUS STUDIES 52.38 50
THEATRE ARTS 63.63 59
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
BIOCHEMISTRY 57.625 54.375
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DENTISTRY 66.25 63.625
HUMAN NUTRITION AND DIETETICS 58
MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 60.375 56.625
MEDICINE AND SURGERY 71.875 70.25
NURSING SCIENCE 63.875 57.75
PHYSIOLOGY 63 57.375
PHYSIOTHERAPY 63 60.625
EDUCATION
ADULT EDUCATION 52.25 50
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 52.62 50
EDU/ARABIC 50
EDU/BIOLOGY 50
EDU/CHEMISTRY 54.37 50
EDU/CLA 50
EDU/ECONOMICS 62.12 50
EDU/ENGLISH 68 50
EDU/FRENCH 50
EDU/GEOGRAPHY 57.75 50
EDU/HISTORY 57.75 50
EDU/IRS 52 50
EDU/MATHEMATICS 53.5 50
EDU/PHYSICS 59.25 50
EDU/POLITICAL SCIENCE 61.5 50
EDU/REL ST 59.87 50
EDU/YORUBA 50
EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT 55.87 50
GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING 57.125 50
HEALTH EDUCATION 51.62 50
HUMAN KINETICS 52.62 50
LIBRARY, ARCHIVAL AND INFORMATION STUDIES 57.75 50
SPECIAL EDUCATION 51.12 50
LAW
LAW 70.38 62.25
PHARMACY
PHARMACY
RENEWABLE AND NATURAL RESOURCES
AQUACULTURE AND FISHERIES MANAGEMENT 50
FOREST PRODUCTION/PRODUCTS 50
WILDLIFE AND ECOTOURISM MANAGEMENT 50
SCIENCE
ANTHROPOLOGY 55.38
ARCHEAOLOGY 50
BOTANY 52.13
CHEMISTRY 50
COMPUTER SCIENCE 61 55.5
GEOGRAPHY 51.75
GEOLOGY 54.25
INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY 56
MATHEMATICS 52.75
MICROBIOLOGY 57.5 52.125
PHYSICS 51.375
STATISTICS 50.125
ZOOLOGY 53.875
THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
ECONOMICS 65.13 62.75
GEOGRAPHY 53.63 50
POLITICAL SCIENCE 64.5 59
PSYCHOLOGY 56.13 51
SOCIOLOGY 62.25 56
TECHNOLOGY
AGRICULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 52.5 50
CIVIL ENGINEERING 64 61.5
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 68.125 63.875
FOOD TECHNOLOGY 52 50
INDUSTRIAL AND PRODUCTION ENGINEERING 62.25 58.25
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 64.375 59.25
PETROLEUM ENGINEERING 61.25 55.125
WOOD PRODUCTS ENGINEERING 54.625 50
VETERINARY MEDICINE
VETERINARY MEDICINE 60 56.625

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The Management of the Ekiti State University (EKSU) has released and published the First batch admission List for 2017/2018 academic session


Candidates who participate in the Post-UTME Admission screening exercise are to proceed to the school portal to check their admission status.

Steps To Check EKSU 2017/18 1st Batch Admission List

Visit the admission checking portal by clicking HERE
Login with your JAMB Reg No and Payment ID
Click Login.
All admitted candidates are to proceed with payment of acceptance fees which is N50,000.00

Congratulation to all successfully admitted candidates.

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UNN Releases Notice To Students On Refund Of School Fees

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This is to inform all students who overpaid their school fees that the university administration has instructed a refund of all monies overpaid to the affected students.


All the affected students should please send an email with subject: School fees Overpayment to customerservice.ict@unn.edu.ng attaching proof of payment.

The date and details for all refunds will be made public soon.

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The Joint Administration and matriculation board has remain a major exams body conducting Universities matriculation examinations (UTME) in all the states of the federal republic of Nigeria. Since her inception, it has been many people’s Achilles hill as they can’t dance to the tune of the exams.


To worsen the whole case, post-UTME that gave students the second chance of getting admission was scrapped out by President Muhammedu Buhari led administration and JAMB was made the only exams body which conducts examinations for those going to the higher institutions



In order to remain on the safe side, there are certain things which every student could do to emerge successfully in the exams. I bet you, if any candidates can avoid common mistakes attributed to jamb, then success could be theirs.

Reasons Why Students Fail JAMB



Here are 11 good reasons why students fail Jamb

1. Failure to follow the syllables

Jamb syllables have been a veritable tool in the hand of students seeking admission into higher institution. Research has shown that 90 percent of those that excel in Jamb are those who study the syllables comprehensively.

We strongly recommend all candidates to have a take a look at the syllabus for every subject they registered. Pay attention to the subjects you’re anticipated to master and let it guide your studies. This way, you’ll spend no time reading things which are irrelevant to the examination.



Many students have recorded successesin their UME exams because of the adamant study of the syllable.

2. Laisez-faire attitude towards Brochure:

The syllables has been a helpful tool, but many students have dispute the facts that the brochure is another veritable tool for which students can use to scale through the hurdles of jamb. Studnets preparing for UME have neglected the study of the brochure. Some register to study a course blindly which may not be offered by their choice university.

READ MORE: 2017/2018 JAMB Admission Status Checking Portal Now Available
Candidates are advised to study the brochure carefully before filling the jamb online registration slip. This will also be a guide on a way to fill the Jamb utility form, help you in making perfect preference of the courses you are intellectually suited.

3. Poor study habits

The word student only comes from the word study. You may follow the brochure and strictly adhere to the registration processes of Jamb, but the truth remains that academic excellent solely depend on veheminent study of your texts books and other recommended books in the syllables.

The ultimate thing to do while preparing for UME exams is to study. A good number of student give the excuse of being so busy, hitherto they can’t study. No matter the tight schedule of a candidate, it is adviceable for a candidate to create time for effective studies. It will also be advantageous for a candidiate to enroll in extra-moral classes.

4. Failure to register JAMB in time

Time waits for no man- is a popular adage. Tick says the clock tick tick is another adage. The fact that Jamb offers enough time for its registration is not a ground for candidates to register late for the exams. Procrastinating to register on time has caused a whole lot of failure in JAMB UME examinations.

Here is how late registration affects candites:

Candidates are given unconducive/unequipped centers.

Some are slated for rural areas for the exams and guess what!

These can cause candidtes to fail.

5. Lack of Speed:

Candidates who apply speed speed in the exams do emerge successfully. JAMB UME examination is not an exams for babies, but for matured minds whob are ready to face the other world of the university. The examiners give a very limited time of about 40 minuites. However, this time waits for no ,man as it ticks every seconds.

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Don’t forget this:

You can’t pause the time to do one thing or the order, like having a convenient or answering to the attendance. The time goes very fast and stops automatically for everyone. Whether you came to the exams venue late.

Did you know that intelligent students still fail Jamb?

Yes! Not because they are not intelligent, but because they do not apply speed.

6. Failure to arrive at the exams venue early

Tears droped from her eyes, I could remember vividly she was a girl, tall and she spoke intelligently. All her tears was in vain, all her pleas was wasted as the invigilator was so tenacious in his decision. Futher findings revealed that she was the best in her secondary school who made history by recording 9A’s in the west African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE ), but on that faithful day she was late to her UME exams. That was how she failed JAMB.

It is so obvious that many candidates are seen doing some print out on their exams day and this warrant their lateness to exams. It is adviseable for candidates to do all necessary things prior to the day of their exams. If your exams center is in a long distance or in another state, try to be there atleast a day before and get to know your center.

7. Computer illiteracy

Yes we are in a computer a computer age where computer and other computer related devices are easily accessd, yet computer illiteracy still rocks among young school leavers. Since 2014, Jamb had progressed from the rostrum of PPT to the rostrum of CBT which made way for the utilization of computers for the exams.

READ MORE: How to score Above 300 in 2018 JAMB
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It is appaling that many candidates still cannot operate this computers during exams and thereby failure comes in. It is adviceable for can didates to undergo Computer Base Training before the day of their exams.

8. Incomplete materials

Yes, this has possed a problem to many candidates. The exams day is like an injury period which a simple mistake can hurt for life. Before departing for the exams hall check out for your materials such as Jamb print out, Passports etc. Read the necessary instructions and adhere to it. Where you are to bring a colour print-out please don’t bring a black and white print out.

9. Deafness to attendance

You must be all ears while writing your exams. Are you writing with your ears? Of course not, so candidates have to pay adequate attention to attendance while writing the exams. Your attendance indicates your present in the exams and failure to answer to it means that you did not write the exams.

10. Unconducive/unequipped exams center

One major thing that poses a threat to JAMB in Nigeria is their poor and unequipped exams environment. These have pose a psychological effect on many students. The progression from PPT (Paper and pencil test) to CBT (Computer Base Test) has not change Jamb’s poor Examination Environment.

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Prospective candidates have already started preparing for this year JAMB examination How to score high in the coming JAMB CBT.


In Nigeria, for you to gain admission into any higher institutions and study your desired course, you have to score above a required score after you have made your WAEC or NECO.


In this article, we are going to give you tips on how you will pass and meet up with your required cut off mark.

1. Follow JAMB Updates

You have to be aware of updates from JAMB board as this will help you in planning and preparing for the exams. JAMB have continued to change the format of purchasing forms, the format of writing the exams and how to get admission to the higher institutions. Thus, you have to be current with new JAMB rules, regulations and format to prepare properly for the examination.

Follow JAMB on social platforms, follow website and forums dedicated to JAMB news and information so you can get up to date information.

2. Prepare With The Right Materials

You also have to understand the syllables that JAMB uses as you prepare for the examination. JAMB do have a standard that they use to set question and you can study past questions and attend seminars, forums and JAMB lessons where these formats are used to study to familiarize yourself with the way JAMB sets question.



3. Practice With JAMB CBT Software

JAMB had moved to a more modern and faster way of conducting their examination through the introduction of CBT centers. This had caused some problems over the times it had been used, from network to power issues and some candidate unfamiliarity with the system. While some technical issues might come up that you cannot solve, you just have to familiarize yourselves with the software as you practice with it.

READ MORE: 2017 JAMB Admissions : I Score Between 180 And 199 In UTME – What To Do
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4. Know What You Desired Choice Demands

You also have to be aware of what your desired course of study will demand from you. From what subjects you are to register for and the speculated cut off mark for the course and higher institutions of your choice. This will help you set your target as you prepare for the examination.

You have to plan and prepare with information as you set to sit for JAMB examination in 2017 and we will continue to provide you with information that will help you.

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As promised by the Joint Admission And Matriculation Board (JAMB), the portal for candidates to determine the institution they have been posted for 2017 admission has been enabled.

Candidates can actually check the institutions they have been posted for 2017 admission.

The portal is yet to be made official on its website, which goes to show that the candidates details are still being uploaded
if you check and it does not display your details, you can always check back.

How To Check Institution You Have Been Posted For 2017 Admission

— Visit the portal by clicking here: http://educluesonline.com/2017/10/30/how-to-check-where-jamb-have-posted/#more-612http://educluesonline.com/2017/10/30/how-to-check-where-jamb-have-posted/#more-612http://educluesonline.com/2017/10/30/how-to-check-where-jamb-have-posted/#more-612

— On the page that opens, enter your JAMB Registration Number in the space provided.



— Click on “Check where you have been posted for admission” to access the details.

See other students sharing their successful admission consideration using the comments below.

Visit this website daily for another important update coming soon.

If you have any question or contribution regarding this 2017 JAMB posting, please leave it in the comment section.

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Prospective candidates have already started preparing for this year JAMB examination How to score high in the coming JAMB CBT.

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In Nigeria, for you to gain admission into any higher institutions and study your desired course, you have to score above a required score after you have made your WAEC or NECO.

In this article, we are going to give you tips on how you will pass and meet up with your required cut off mark.

1. Follow JAMB Updates



You have to be aware of updates from JAMB board as this will help you in planning and preparing for the exams. JAMB have continued to change the format of purchasing forms, the format of writing the exams and how to get admission to the higher institutions. Thus, you have to be current with new JAMB rules, regulations and format to prepare properly for the examination.

Follow JAMB on social platforms, follow website and forums dedicated to JAMB news and information so you can get up to date information.

2. Prepare With The Right Materials

You also have to understand the syllables that JAMB uses as you prepare for the examination. JAMB do have a standard that they use to set question and you can study past questions and attend seminars, forums and JAMB lessons where these formats are used to study to familiarize yourself with the way JAMB sets question.



3. Practice With JAMB CBT Software

JAMB had moved to a more modern and faster way of conducting their examination through the introduction of CBT centers. This had caused some problems over the times it had been used, from network to power issues and some candidate unfamiliarity with the system. While some technical issues might come up that you cannot solve, you just have to familiarize yourselves with the software as you practice with it.

READ MORE: How Many Subjects You Are To Register In Waec And Neco 2018
4. Know What You Desired Choice Demands

You also have to be aware of what your desired course of study will demand from you. From what subjects you are to register for and the speculated cut off mark for the course and higher institutions of your choice. This will help you set your target as you prepare for the examination.

You have to plan and prepare with information as you set to sit for JAMB examination in 2017 and we will continue to provide you with information that will help you.

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Oluwatoyin Ogundipe has been appointed the 12th Substantive Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos.


This was contained in a statement made known by the information unit of the university.

The statement said the institution followed the guidelines for the appointment of vice chancellors and provosts, as recommended by the Ministry of Education.



The three candidates that were selected are Oluwatoyin Ogundipe, Olukayode Amund, and Ayodeji Olukoju.

The statement said Mr. Ogundipe scored the highest mark in the exercise.

“At the end of the Governing Council meeting of Friday, 27th October 2017, Council approved the appointment of Professor Oluwatoyin T. Ogundipe.”

Mr. Ogundipe who was appointed a professor in 2002 became the Deputy Vice Chancellor of the institution on April 1, 2016.



He is a Professor in the Department of Botany and also the Director of Academic Planning at the University of Lagos. He was born on May 31, 1960. He is married and blessed with three children.

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know exactly what you are thinking right now. It is very simple, “When will Jamb start giving admission to those who wrote Jamb 2017”? Every University aspirant would ask such question.





The Jamb admission process has already begun. You may be wondering, how? The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board has conducted the 2017 UTME Examination and the results are being released. This is the first first step for the Jamb 2017 Admission.



The Jamb results of 2017 candidates are being considered and the cut off mark decided. This is one of the strongest Jamb admission factor.

The next thing that will happen is that those using Waec or Neco awaiting results will be required to upload their results online. The results, as well as for those who filled their results earlier will be considered and graded. Then post utme exam holds but you can register without O-level.



After the above processes, various Universities and Polytechnics across Nigeria will start physical clearance for candidates

Jamb Admission Status will be released In October/November 2017. This will be the first batch Admission list for 2017. Jamb will release several other admission lists with time.

Source: http://educluesonline.com/2017/10/27/jamb-announce-new-date-release-admission-list/

2017 UTME Candidates, Only 30% Will Be Admitted- NUC

The National Universities Commission (NUC) wishes to inform all the general public that only 30% of 2017 UTME Candidates will be admitted.

Out of the 1.7 million candidates who wrote the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, will be admitted this year due to limited spaces in the universities.

The executive secretary of the commission, Abubakar Rasheed, was quoted as saying this at a one-day public hearing on the regulatory conflict between JAMB and universities in offering admission in Nigeria.
The hearing was organised by the Senate Committee on Tertiary Institutions and TETFund on Tuesday.

Mr. Rasheed said the limited spaces in Nigeria’s tertiary institutions have made admission crisis inevitable.



Mr. Oloyede said most of the candidates, who sit for its examination annually do not have the required qualification to gain admission.

“It is not true that we have 1.7 million candidates that are ready to go into the Nigerian university system. Of the 1.7 million that took the exam, I can say conveniently that not more than 30 per cent of them are not prepared for admission; they are just trying. They do not have the five O’Level required to go into the university,” he said ‎in the report by The Nation newspapers.

According to him, 80 per cent of candidates sitting for the UTME do not have the O’Level qualifications when writing the examination.

“They are awaiting results. So, when we are building our theories and analysis, we need to be very cautious.

“If you score 400 over 400 if you do not have the five O’Level, ” he said.

SOURCE: http://educluesonline.com/2017/10/27/2017-utme-candidates-30-will-admitted-nuc/#more-527

When you ask any Jamb candidate, “what are you doing?” there is usually a common answer, “I am preparing for Jamb”. Now, what materials are necessary for you in the process of Jamb



preparations? Let’s see…

It is good to prepare for your Jamb examination; However, not everyone knows how to perfectly prepare to pass Jamb. You can click here for the best way to prepare for Jamb 2018

What I am about to share with you here are the hot materials you need while preparing for Jamb. You may already be aware of these materials, but I want to re-emphasize their importance.

ESSENTIAL JAMB MATERIALS
1. TextBooks:
In one of my posts, I explained that notebooks alone are not sufficient to prepare fully for Jamb; you need good textbooks. A good text is one that covers everything in your jamb syllabus. Ensure to have textbooks for all your Jamb subjects.

2. Jotter:
One of the biggest mistakes of Jamb candidates is that they read without putting down facts. It is compulsory you get a notebook or jotter to put down important points while reading. Jotting important points makes your revision faster.

3. Notebooks:
This is another important material you need for Jamb. Your notebooks should contain notes you have made in the past. You would have to refer to them once in a while.



4. More Than One Pen:
Pen are not reliable…. They stop writing anytime. To avoid distractions while reading, you need more than one Biro while studying for Jamb utme examination.

5. Rough Notes:
You need a rough note for calculations. Get a note and dedicate it to calculations and rough work. The more rough notes you consume, the more prepared you are.

6. Syllabus:
Of course, Jamb syllabus is to guide you on what to read and what not to read. You need it to guide you while studying. When going through the Jamb syllabus, ensure to tick the topics you have covered thoroughly. You may want to click here to get all Jamb syllabus for free.

7. Time:
You need time to schedule your studies and as well check how fast you were able to solve a mathematical problem. Remember, time is not a handset but an asset….. Killing time is not murder but suicide.

8. Calculator:
This is a sure material you need. However, do not use powerful calculators to study for Jamb. Jamb make use of basic calculators and usually give them out to candidates during registration.

9. Chair And Table:
This is to emphasize that you must sit down while studying for Jamb. Don’t be on the bed while studying; it is very risky.

10. Your Brain:
This is the most important material you need. Your brain must be there while you are preparing for Jamb. Focus is the key; take away all possible distractions.

Source: http://educluesonline.com/2017/10/25/materials-you-need-to-prepare-for-jamb/

The management of University of Lagos has released the admission cut-off marks for the 2017/2018 academic session.

The cut-off marks are categorized into Merit cut-off marks and Catchment area cut off marks.

To view the cut-off marks, check the attached pdf document;

You can view this directly or download on any pdf enabled device to view;


Source: http://educluesonline.com/2017/10/24/unilag-admission-cut-off-marks/

National Youth Service Corps, NYSC Registration Requirements for Home and Foreign-Trained Graduates’ Online Mobilization.



The management of the National Youth Service Corps wishes to inform all prospective corps members, i.e. Nigerians who have graduated from Universities and Mono/Polytechnics both at home and abroad, that the NYSC On-line registration portal will be opened from Monday 23rd October to Sunday 12th November 2017 to enable them register for the 2017 Batch ‘B’ mobilization.

In order to ensure a seamless registration, prospective corps members are to note the following for strict compliance:

1. The Website address is any of the following:



www.nysc.gov.ng
www.nysc.org.ng
www.portal.nysc.gov.ng
2. Prospective Corps members should ensure that they have functional e-mail addresses that they can access and Nigerian (GSM) telephone numbers with which to register.

3. Locally trained prospective Corps members are expected to use correct JAMB and Matriculation numbers to register.

4. For locally-trained graduates, only those whose names appear in the Senate/ Academic Board Approved Result lists submitted by their Institutions will have access to the register on the NYSC portal.

5. Foreign-trained prospective corps members should ensure that their Institutions are accredited. Where in doubt, it is their responsibility to approach Federal Ministry of Education for verification. The letter of verification must be uploaded during registration.

Source:http://educluesonline.com/2017/10/nysc-online-registration-mobilization-requirements-home-foreign-trained-graduates/

The Nigerian Law School on Saturday released the summary of the final examination results conducted in August.



Chinedu Ukekwe, Head of Information and Protocol of the Nigerian Law School, in a statement said 1,272 candidates failed out of a total of 5,891 that participated in the examinations.

The candidates who failed represented 21.6 per cent.

29 students made First Class, 211 Second Class Upper, 1,046 Second Class Lower

He said 2,999 got a Pass, while 334 came out with conditional Pass.

4,285 candidates were successful and will be called to the Nigerian Bar.

A further breakdown of the results showed 72.7 per cent passed, while those with conditional Pass represented 5.7 per cent.

Source: http://educluesonline.com/2017/10/1272-fail-nigerian-law-school-exam/#more-381

First year is over, the journey continues. Just few days ago, I wrote a detailed article on the Stupid mistakes students make in year one. I started by saying that http://www.educluesonline.comsome of the stupid mistakes are as a result of what they thought was the best thing to do. Yes, you may actually be right, but rightfully wrong.

After making certain stupid mistakes in their first year, college students proceed expressly to make dangerous mistakes in their second year. About 70% of students are guilty of one or more of these mistakes in their second year of study.

The mistakes made in first year can be corrected in the second year. However, when stupid mistakes made in first year are followed immediately by dangerous mistakes, then things begin to fall apart.

Source: http://educluesonline.com/2017/10/5-dangerous-mistakes-students-make/