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sharonizy:
actually its for economics and i hear dat the economics department is very competitive so do u still tink i gat a chance and pls wen are dey gonna begin sales of form??
thnks

You can say that again. Actually, this is a coincidence because I'm that department myself, just got admission last year. In that case, you need to go and brush up your basics in economics (the question are not that hard, just the basics) and start praying to God to see you through. As for the information on sale of forms, just continue monitoring UI website. See you at the top.

I hope you didn't realise that too late. There are still young and upcoming good men here. You know what I mean? _{There is a vacancy here.}

sharonizy:
hey guys after calculatin my ume and waec scores i got a total of 51.8% and i put ui as my first chioce do u tink i stand a chance , honestly??

It depends on the department, really. But I think you stand a chance if start preparing for the interview from now. And don't forget to pray to God about it, most importantly.

kshow1:
This does not imply we are in S/A.

You can say that again, man.

Now that scoreline is flattering.

flexystar, are you one of us? Or just joining the fun now.

I really sorry for this boys, my Naija boys, cos they are not really convincing enough. I hope that France will not disgrace us. _{Ki won ma ka banner wa loju araye.}

Let the dead be mourning their dead. I thought I stated yesterday that Evra ma fe la lowo Messi, in the end the whole Man. dis-United ended up "lana-ing". I guess everybody now know the win over Chelsea wasn't a fluke. Ijaya omo, Messi is surely the next FIFA player of the year. No consest.

Today is the day when "Ini" is going to show that he is best midfielder in the world for now, while Messi does the trickery on the side. Look! Evra ma fe la lowo Messi loni. _{Speaking in tongue} Up Barca! Going for the treble this time.

So happy for him. Hope he gets a better club.

I heard it too. I just pray they don't down tool again.

Hi, Opos! With such a score I think you have a good chance provided your O'level is great. Look through this thread to find how O'level are graded and compare to the 5 relevant O'level subjects.

At least the poster was generous enough to share the information, wonder why he withheld an important part anyway.

Khanye, you can say that again. Wo-Man United is in trouble.

This Chelsea fans are not really disappointing me. They are really showing that they are the real "shepe" boys. Up Barca!

Up Barca! Chelsea is in soup. We are coming the Bridge.

@segzybank. Though I am in Economics,and from that perspective, you need 300-350 in UME with that result to stand a chance. Hope this helps.

You should be concerned with making good score in your UME for now.

It was stated on alertpay website that one cannot receive credit card payments with personal account, could you tell me the numerous payment options that it (personal account) can accept.
Also, for how large an amount is it compulsory that the account has to be verified because I can see places where such topic is being discussed. Also on their FAQ, they made it known that members from high risk countries must verify their account, is Nigeria included? I am asking this because I currently do not have a government issued ID. I could have submitted a ticket there, but the website is rather slow. Please reply soon. Thank you.

Hello, I wish to know if there is a means any one without Paypal can receive payments via it.

Of course, there can only be the first and the best - University of Ibadan.

@ princesa

No, that won't affect you much if you have a "smashing" result. You know what I mean?

Does anyone has any information for the one of this year yet?

@ Princesa and Godisking

The questions asked were just the basics of your proposed course of study, intended to test if the candidates sat for their WAEC and JAMB examinations by themselves.
Let me give you mine as an example, I’m in the Economics Department. The following were some of the questions I was asked:

1. With my results in front of them, I was asked my name, secondary school attended, grades obtained in the WAEC certificate submitted etc. Then I was asked
2. What is average cost? How is it calculated? (goofed a little here).
3. What is Pythagoras theorem?
4. What is a score?
5. What is a gross?
6. 1 over x equals? And about 2 other questions.

I think from these you should have an idea of what to expect. As basic as the questions were, some didn’t make it. I’m grateful that I’m among the choosen.

@ Phemour

I think your sgnature should have read "o ba adiye sun, adiye loyun, adiye bimo," and not "oba adire sun".


@ rock 101

You may have come across some, unknown to you. By the way, what do you mean by "freshmen"? What about "freshwomen" straight from the cooler? Besides, even though I was admitted this year, I'm a stalite already. Just joking.

@ Jarsy

You bet I'm interested in writing my username on my Barcelona FC jersey when I get one, just look out!

@ Godisking

I like your user name. To your questions:

1. The post-ume exam is an oral test, call it an interview.
2. As for the 2009 undergraduate admissions, if that is not going to be JAMB would state that in the opening part of the brochure and you can also see it on the e-registration portal, the top of the homepage. And as someone advised, you may want to wait till around February next year before purchasing your form since I heard the exam is in April, by that time, you'd have access to enough information.

Good luck!

Does it mean nobody has any information on this yet?

Hello everyone, please I'd love to have information if JAMB letter of admission for 2008/2009 session is ready yet. Any useful would be appreciated? Thanks.

Kindy, though no one has stated it though belated, great job you have done here. This could easily have passed some people by, keep it up.

Looks like that is out, because I did saw some banks around Dugbe area in Ibadan having banners outside to that effect.

All I can say is, thank God the money approved wasn't more than N9bn.

@ poster

You are not alone on this, we have so much in common. But, I believe with good textbooks and seriousness, it's an issue that can be dealt with.