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Rapper iceberg ??

How can I agree when this two actress are not there.. . I think that person on number 10 is related to the OP.

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So bad!!

PaysafeCard buyers dey here so?

This is trash.. Looks like Davido Skelewu settings.. I still don't understand what the video is All about.. Oh less I forget. I read Say No to Drugs. #Ybnl ..
That's not the proper video for that. This is simply*Non-Sense*

Prof. Is-haq Oloyede: JAMB Registrar
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has proposed March 9 to 17 as dates for the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

Ishaq Oloyede, JAMB registrar revealed the proposed dates on Wednesday during a meeting in Abuja with critical stakeholders on the plans and programmes for the 2018 UTME and Direct Entry (DE).

He added that the dates for the exam were chosen after careful check to ensure it will not clash with other public examinations dates.

He also announced the dates for the mock examination for interested students would be running from January 22 – 27. The form for the examination would cost N5000,according to the Registrar.

He said, “The mock examination is starting the same date the sales of form is ending.

“Eye glasses are to be examined properly before candidates are allowed into the examination hall,” he said.

https://studentsbase./2018/02/20/jamb-releases-dates-for-2018-utme-check-now/

SonOfEl:


Medicine i.e. 'medical doctor' is lucrative but overrated. Nutritionist/Dietitians and pharmacists are taking over not only prophylactic medicine but also therapeutic medicine as well.

Mech. Engineering are losing their shine because they have no base in Nigeria. How many automobile factories do we have in Nigeria? Mech engineering are busy rubbing shoulders with mechanical technicians (mechanics)

OK

Jamb examination body will block evey means anyone might want to use to carry out malpractices in 2018 jamb examination.

As an educational website, we don’t encourage candidates to depend on expo because the success rate is less than 1%.

Many websites out there will defraud many innocent candidates of their money in their pursuit for jamb expo and Answer.

To be on a safe zone..do not pay anyone for expo, read your book and hope for the best. All CBT centre will be equipped with Camera and any form of malpractices will be denied. Moreso, it’s very easy for a fraudster to type fake Answers and then send to candidates which will result to immediate and certain Failure.

Please share this information with others.
https://studentsbase./2018/02/20/the-truth-about-2018-jamb-expo-and-answer/

FTC.. Blessings fall on me

Since the announcement of the Mock examination date , many candidates have been asking how they would know if they are to partake in the mock examination. Some are even asking how they would register for the mock examination.
I will take a little time to explain that so it will be clear to you. There are two ways to know if you are qualified for the JAMB Mock examination.

1. If you indicated interest to partake in the mock examination during UTME Registration: To qualify for the mock examination, candidates must have indicated interest on that during the UTME registration. If you did not indicate interest to partake in the mock examination while you were registering for 2018 UTME, it means you are not qualified to partake in the mock examination.

2. If you are able to print your JAMB Mock exam slip or if JAMB sends you mock exam schedule: JAMB will soon notify candidates about their mock exam venue and time via emails or Phone numbers or ask candidates to visit the portal and print out their mock exam slip. So if you happen not to receive any mock exam schedule notification from JAMB or if you are not able to print your mock exam schedule when it is time for that, you are simply NOT qualified to partake in the mock exam.

Please note that the date for printing of mock exam schedule has not been announced and JAMB has not started sending mock exam schedule to candidates. We will inform you when that begins.

I believe with this clarification it won’t be hard for you to figure out if you are qualified for the mock exam or not.

https://studentsbase./2018/02/20/how-to-know-if-you-are-qualified-for-jamb-mock-exam-2018/

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The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) has announced the Entrance Examination Date for 2018/2019 session..



Candidates who want to apply should please note that only candidates who meet the JAMB national cut- off mark will be eligible. Only those candidates would be allowed to sit for the NDA Entrance Examination at their Examination Centre of choice.

The examination will be conducted as an Entrance Examination (similar to Post–UTME examination in conventional universities). The Nigerian Defence Academy has scheduled the exam date as Saturday 19th May, 2018 . Therefore, all eligible candidates are to bring along the following to the NDA examination venue.

THINGS TO TAKE ALONG TO NDA EXAMINATION CENTER: All candidates would note that they are to take the following along to the Examination Centre on the set NDA examination date.

Acknowledgement Form (downloaded from NDA Application Portal)

Examination Admission Card
(downloaded from NDA Application Portal)

JAMB 2017 Registration Slip
Two postcard size (3.5 x 5 inches) photographs. Candidate’s Name, State of Origin, Course chosen, Exam centre and Examination number should be written at the back of the photographs.

Writing materials, including original HB pencil.

The photographs should show only from the chest upwards and should contain the candidate’s Name, Exam number, State, Exam Centre, Course of study and Signature at the back.

Only successful candidates at the NDA Entrance Examination will subsequently be invited for the Armed Forces Selection Board following which the list of admitted candidates will be published.

Nature and Duration of NDA Training for 2018/2019

Admitted candidates into NDA for the Regular Course will undergo military and academic training as Officer Cadets for a duration of 5 years. On successful completion of training, graduands will earn a honours degree in a core discipline (BSc, BEng, BA). They will equally earn a commission into the Armed Forces of Nigeria.

Regular Course cadets will train in NDA. All aspects of the cadets’ administration and logistics will be borne by the Federal Government.
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https://studentsbase./2018/02/19/nigerian-defence-academy-2018-19-entrance-exam-date-out/

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SonOfEl:


1. Agriculture? Really? Do you know about the course called FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY?
cocacola, nestle, uac foods, 7up, OK foods, gsk, NAFDAC, Promasidor, Guinness, wamco foods, erisco foods, dufil, the list is just endless. These food industries and agencies employ students from that department... Only foolish youths underrate Agriculture.

2. Education courses are relatively gaining some grounds now, particularly SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (MATHS, PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY, BASIC SCIENCE, etc) EDUCATION. For teachers, higher degrees and working location are the main factors that brings more cash. Lecturers own houses and drive solid cars, college teachers in urban centres make moderate income coupled with a free time to run other businesses.

can you compare those course's with only Medicine or Mech.Engr.?FP please Lalasticlala

See Steps below.

*Step 1: Visit the portal at http://

Jamb.org.ng/efacility/checkmockcentre
*Step 2: When it opens, enter your Jamb

Registration Number or Email Address in the

space provided.

* Step 3 Proceed and click on

CHECK MY DETAILS, which will help you view

and print out your mock examination details.

Hope this guide makes it easier for all

candidates sitting for the jamb mock

examination.

Always visit https://studentsbase.

There have been series of arguments
about the superiority of some courses
in Nigerian Tertiary institutions: some
students feel their course of study is
more important and special than
others. Don’t worry, I’m not here to
bore you with my opinion about that-
maybe I will put that forward another
day.
Some courses, students or departments
in our schools have been facing this
inferiority tag. Because of this, some
lose interest in their course or
ashamed but we still have the proud
ones who don’t care. I still don’t know
what people see wrong with these
courses that they tend to underrate but
here is the list:
The 5 Most Underrated Courses in
Nigerian Tertiary Institutions are

1. History
People don’t just see reasons why
someone will go and spend four years
or more to study past events. History
students are always tagged archaic;
their discussions and studies are
always based on passed dates and
events. You might be tempted to feel
superior to someone who all what he
has to offer is events that happened
even before Christ (BC) in this 21st
century.

2. Agriculture
Agriculture students are popularly
called “farmers”. I don’t know why
people look down on this course?
Maybe because you always see them in
campus with farming tools and in their
farm. I am sure others undermine
them because they are naive about the
fortune they can make with the
knowledge of the course. People are
going back to Agriculture and
embracing it daily, so I believe this
should be out of this list soon.

3. Nigerian Languages
“Hey babe! What Course are you
studying in school?” and her reply was
“Yoruba Language”. My friend bursted
into laughter telling me why didn’t she
just go to a typical village and mingle
with the villagers to learn their
language, instead of coming to school.
Students studying Nigerian Languages
faces this downgrade almost every day
in school.

4. Education Courses
Because of the poor treatments being
accoladed to teachers in Nigeria,
students studying any education course
are degraded-students see them as
another “suffer head” teacher to be.
They have forgotten that without
teachers, they won’t be where they are
presently and we now have successful
teachers making it big.

5. Zoology/Botany
Zoology and Botany are different
branches of Biology and what they do
is to study plants and animals. Because
zoology is related with “Zoo”, other
students assumes all the students
studying it will end up in the Zoo.
Do you agree with this List? – Drop
your Comments.

More updates at https://studentsbase.

Attach their pics. I want to see if they're compatible!.

How To Stay Safe In The University’s Off
Campus As A Fresher

As a new student planning to resume school
any time soon, you must have started
thinking of where to reside in school. Or let
me say, you are completely confused on
whether to stay in the school’s hostel or to
live outside the school (Off Campus).
You might have heard of many students
talking about of how they enjoyed staying
off campus, and I think this is tempting you
to staying off-campus as well. To be honest,
if you know your ways, living off-campus
do come with wonderful experiences. To
some students, off campus gives them
freedom from campus rules and regulations.
I believed you must have heard of how
terrible some school hostels could look like,
how noisy and how completely the
students’ ways of life are been regulated by
the school authority. Despite all these, there
are good reasons why you should never live
off campus as a new student.
Inspite of all the discouragement with
regards to staying off campus as a new
student, there are some unavoidable
reasons why you may need to stay in off
campus. Such as:

1) Hostel Apartment Is Not Enough.
2) School Hostel Is Too expensive.
3) Your school Don’t Operate Student Hostel
At All and
4) Many Other Reasons
Reasons Why I Write This Post
Whatever the reason that could make you
decided on staying off campus, the aim of
this blog post is to tell you how to stay safe
in the University of Campus. I will use this
post to tell you the major things you needed
to do and consider for you to stay secured
in off campus and perform well
academically.
How to stay safe living University’s off
campus As A New Student
Since you’ve decided to stay off campus,
your security is now your responsibility.
Your security is very important and most of
the tips will talk more of your security.
Ready?
Ok! Let Go…

1) Get Your Apartment Close To School:
When I gained admission Into University Of
Ilorin, I started by staying with my aunty
in a very distanced place to school. Most
times, I would have to wake up and start
going to school around 6am, and in most
cases, I never come back home till around
8pm. It was really stressful.
If you don’t want stress to disturb your
academic performance, you just have to
rent an apartment very close to the school
gate where you can easily get cab to the
campus and come back. That was what I
later do, and was helpful.

2) Get The Best Roommate: Most times,
freshers in desperation for an apartment
outside the school do pair themselves with
unknown bad students who will later
corrupt them. Don’t be too desperate to get
an apartment or renting a room with
someone you don’t know in anyway.
Atleast, if you must rent house with
someone you never know before, take some
times to monitor them and know how they
behave. This will safe you the stress of
fighting and complaining when you started
living together with a wayward students.

3) Rent A Comfortable Apartment With
Basic Amenities: While I was in school, I’ve
seen students living in an apartment
without toilet, water, fence or light. They
were lured into making payment by the
landlord who promised to provide those
things but never does.
Therefore, you have to be very careful in
your selection of where you want to rent.
Make sure you know the kind of students
living in that house, so that one day you
will not be affected if they start their cult
war. Or when police come to raid the
apartment. Get an apartment close to the
main road, its likely to be occupied by good
and responsible students.

4) Don’t Be A Loner: Always develop the
attitude of good neighborliness.
Communicate with other students who are
living around you. Don’t brag or over look
others no matter how rich your parents are.
You never can tell when you will urgently
need their help. Make sure you don’t
always walk alone to avoid been ambushed
and injured. Report had it that most of the
students who walk alone do have a high
probability of been rubbed or raped. Make
sure you have the emergency security
number of your school.

5) Don’t : Don’t smoke in your bedroom, you
must not sleep with candles lit, don’t
overload electrical outlets in your
apartment, don’t keep bad off campus
friends and make sure you get all the
necessary things you needed for school as a
new student.
With these tips, I hope you will be safe
staying off campus.
All the best.

More at
https://studentsbase.

Are you confused about the course to apply
for in higher education? Maybe you don’t
know the best course to choose in your JAMB
form or you want to further your reading
after degree, this article is for you. It pains
me when I see many graduates sitting at
home consuming their parent’s food all
because they are not employed. The problem
is not only from our graduates, to be candid
job employment this days is getting difficult
because every year, millions of graduates
finish their degree with limited space for job
employment. If you are an aspirant reading
this article you got to wise up, plan ahead,
think of the future not now. Below are lists of
courses to apply for to easily get employed
after graduation .
I want you to know that courses with high
professionalism and courses that builds highly
demand services will earn you a job after
graduation. The following courses can be in
Diploma, Degree and Professional Master’s
Degree.

Agricultural Courses: agriculture courses
that teach cropping, animal production,
animal feed etc will always provide job for
you after graduation. This because they are
professional courses that can make you not
only get job but be a job provider. People
need to eat, the inevitable consumption of
food will make people studying this course to
be in demand.

Medical Courses: medical courses like
medicine, nursing, lab technical etc will
always be in higher demand because people
will need their service; go to hospitals, you
will see lots people to parading the wards
every day. Another thing is that medical
courses are guided by law, which resist
anybody outside their niche to substitute
them.

Engineering Courses : technology
advancement has make engineers to be in
high demands, their services is needed where
technology appliances and gadget are used.
Studying this courses and coming out with
good grades will give u a job.

Educational Courses: people are mindful of
their children education nowadays, they can
pay huge amounts to make sure their children
get quality education. The spaces are bound
to primary schools, secondary schools and
tertiary schools.

Law related courses: courses related to
learning laws and citizenship learning are
also in good demand. Since people fall in
victim of breaking laws, these people will
always get their pay.
Security related courses: we have many
schools that provide good and quality training
for security personnel e.g Nigerian Army,
Navy, Air force. Their graduates do automatic
job after graduation. This is because security
is needed to secure the life on the people.
Commercial related courses: courses that
deals with transactions, buying and selling
provide you job employment after graduation.
Think outside the box, you are in school to
learn the principle, work on yourself to be an
employer.

Entrepreneurship Courses : there are
courses that expose business tips to students,
they orientates student on how to see beyond
their physical by using their intellect to make
money. They encourage students the art of
starting small business in other to learn and
build themselves to a professional level.

Internet and Networking Courses:
everything you do in Nigeria requires basic
knowledge on computer especially skillful in
internet handling and expert in networking.
The jobs on internet can pay thrice as manual
jobs, where you will not only invest in your
time but intensive labor, people like Linda
make huge money, building on their skills.

. Fashion Related Courses : there are several
courses building on fashion in our schools,
they teach expertise in fashion. Since people
need to cater for their well being especially
their clothing, fashion will always be in high
demand.

https://studentsbase./2016/11/19/lists-of-courses-that-will-getyou-employed-after-graduation/

I have been writing JAMB for the pass five (5) years now without scoring more than 202/400. I want to study accounting at the University of Lagos. My parents are no longer interested in my education since they are now tired of my constant failure in JAMB. My peers now see me as an unserious person who has no plan for her life. I am now thinking of getting married to my five months old fiancée’ who wants to marry me. But due to my university plans, I have been saying no to him. Please, I am not getting any younger, so tell me: is there any easy way to gain admission in Nigeria?

Seriously, that could be you saying these words. But I tell you, if the story of the girl above resonates with your present circumstance, then that circumstance is about to change for the better.
Admission in Nigeria is getting harder by the year and this even has great consequences for those who are still looking for admission since they are greeted with the ever increasing figures of both new and old competitors every year.
Now, to the question: is there any easy way to gain admission in Nigeria?

Well, to be true to you, there are no easy ways to get admitted in Nigeria. Yes! As frustrating that may sound, we cannot hide from the obvious truth – admission in Nigeria is not easy. Thousands leading to the millions of candidates register for JAMB every year and this figure keeps increasing, and the admission spaces are limited.

The only thing you can do is to ease the process by observing some rules which if followed and believed in, it could help you get admitted into that tertiary institution of your dream. That is what this article is all about – to provide those rules for you to follow and help you ease the process to admission success.

In the 2012/2013 admission process, 1,503,889 candidates registered for JAMB and according to NUC, only 500,000 of these 1.5 million candidates were tipped to gain admission into the various Nigerian tertiary institutions. Now tell me, what will then happen to the remaining 1,003,889 candidates, with many of them qualified for admission? Sit for JAMB again and probably suffer the same fate, year in, year out?

Or get involved in examination malpractice to save them some shame, time, and money? The truth is that, these questions can only be answered correctly by those candidates not awarded admission and nobody else, not even me; I just help with the process of answering these questions. Ok, that is not all; let us still see more analysis from the 2012 admission process.

The Vice Chancellor of UNIZIK, Prof. Boniface Egboka said out of over 80,000 candidates who took part in the institution’s Post-UTME and were qualified for admission, but only about 3,700 would be privileged to gain admission for the 2012/2013 session. Citing an example from the school’s law and medicine faculties where out of the 2,000 candidates who scored 291 in JAMB examination and should have qualified for admission but only 100 candidates would gain such.
As most candidates will always love to put the blame of their admission failure on the education system, blaming the university they applied to or the corruption in the system in general, they forget one thing – it’s only failures that put the blame of their admission failures on someone else. The university did not say you should fill them during your JAMB registration or the so-called corrupt system did not force you to decide to go to school. You just have to learn to be responsible for all your actions. What am I trying to say here? Simple! The things I will be introducing to you very soon will put your power of judgment to test. You will be making or about to make a decision that on a normal day, you may find it hard to make such a decision.
The first paragraph of this article shows us an illustration of the pains and frustrations a female JAMB candidate is facing. Some of us may say the cause of her admission failures maybe due to the fact that: she has being glued to the normal norm of things in Nigeria (everybody must be an Accountant, a Doctor, and an Engineer), she may be applying for a course she can never get, or she may be applying to the wrong school. If you suggest one or more of the above reasons for her failure to gain admission for the past five (5) years, then you are right.

However, that is not all. If I may ask, what do you see or find in common between the three reasons above? ….. I am waiting …. I am still waiting. Ok! For the sake of time, let me tell you in one word; it is “competition ”. Competition you said? Yes! You heard me right, competition. Let me explain.
Firstly, she has been applying to a very competitive course (Accounting) and a very competitive school (University of Lagos). A lot of candidates are so fascinated when they hear courses like: Medicine & Surgery, Accounting, Pharmacy, Economics, Mechanical Engineering and Nursing. But little did these candidates know about the competition level of these courses – these courses are very marketable courses which most people wouldn’t mind paying close to N500, 000 just to get one of these courses.

Many candidates fill courses they know nothing about. Just because they hear people talking about the hotness (marketability) of these courses, they just feel like; if I should get this course, my life will be hot. But I have one simple question for these candidates; is your life still going to be hot by the time you spend and waste your life looking for a hot life? Well, I guess there wouldn’t even be a life left in you to get the hot life you day dream for. Take a second to think about that.
Let just now assume that after five (5) years of staying at home, you now decide to use malpractice to get this competitive course in a very competitive school and the next challenge you then have to face is how to graduate from this hot school. The question now is; after all these, can you cope in that department and school? I tell you, you can never do well in that school studying that course you bribed your way just to study. Take my word for it.

It struck a chord in me when students say; guy, anything them give me, I go graduate with am. Candidly, this is laughable but it’s a very serious issue which needs to be addressed. The ideology of these kinds of youths needs reformation, if we are to compete with or even get close to our counterparts overseas. If you can’t see yourself getting a first class or a second class upper from that department and school you wish to do your studies, then you should forget that course or university.
Competition into tertiary institutions in Nigeria is on the rise and we don’t see this trend sliding down soon. If you really want the easy way to get admitted, then you must be ready to make the hard decisions and take the tough road. Making the hard decisions and taking the tough roads will be our quest in this article.

“Beside Law and Medicine & Surgery, getting employed in any of the other profession could just be a matter of earning a good first degree, corresponding 2nd degree and professional certifications. The Labor market is biased towards grade than course of study, a good grade appears better than a good course.”

Ok, if this is true which I personally think it is, then our focus should be on how to get good grades no matter the course we are studying. So, this means we can choose any course to study as long we convince ourselves that we are going to make some good grades from it. This can also be interpreted as: simply choose a course and tertiary institution that is not competitive and try to get a first class or a second class upper from this chosen course/department and tertiary institution.
But, why apply to an already populated course and institution with so much competition, while you can do a little research and get a very less populated and competitive course and institution that is more likely to grant you admission without much tussle? Seriously, I have come to understand that to gain admission without much stress is to go for the less competitive courses and schools and try to become the best there. Hope you understand this concept? Because, this is one of the general rules for getting easy admission into Nigerian tertiary institutions – Observe the competition and apply to less competitive courses and tertiary institutions.
https://studentsbase./2018/02/18/how-to-easily-gain-admission-into-nigerian-tertiary-institutions-see-helpful-tips/

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Pidgin2:
Good news but PayPal needs to start allowing us receive funds and spend legitimately on its platform, I keep saying this "It shall not be well with those yahoo boyz that misused their system initially"

FTC

shut up, it will be well with them, what's ur problem.. Is it only ur country they block ?

Abeg make u na no let Lasu become competitive skul for us now o.

The University of Benin (UNIBEN) Admission Screening Exercise for 2017/2018 Academic Session; to be conducted by UNIBEN CONSULT NIGERIA LIMITED, will take place between 14th September, 2017 and 25thSeptember, 2017 in designated centres within the Ugbowo Campus of the University.
The Screening Exercise shall be conducted using the Computer Based Test (CBT) mode. All candidates are expected to be seated, latest one hour before the stipulated time for their screening exercise.

PLEASE NOTE: Only candidates who applied through JAMB for the 2017/2018 UTME Admission and chose University of Benin as First Choice and scored 200 and above are eligible for this Screening Exercise.

How To Apply For UNIBEN Post-UTME Screening All applications should be made between 8.00am 30thAugust 2017 and Midnight 9th September 2017.

The procedure for the 2017/2018 Admission Screening application is as follows:

Candidates are advised to have a valid e-mail account before starting the application process.

Visit uniben.edu

Click on Student Portal

Click on WAEUP Portal .

Then Click Application at the top left of the display page to proceed.

Select the 2017/2018 Admission Screening Application.

Click on Register for Application

Enter your Surname exactly as written on the JAMB Registration slip and your JAMB Registration Number immediately, your ID and Password will be displayed on the browser.

On the https://uniben.waeup.org click on ‘Login’ (top right of front page).

Enter your Username and the password to login.

To start the application process, please click on‘Application record’, provide all required informationand upload your passport photograph.

Upload a RECENT and CLEAR “1×1” COLOUR PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPH WITH RED BACKGROUND INJPEG FORMAT ONLY. Great care should also be taken to follow the specified formats on the UNIBEN website and portal. NOTE that the photograph uploaded will be the only valid ID for all admitted candidates throughout their stay in the University of Benin. FAILURE TO UPLOAD THESPECIFIED PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPH WILL LEAD TO DISQUALIFICATION and failure/forfeiture of admission.

To pay for the Application, click on“Add online payment ticket” at the bottom of the page, then click on “Pay Via Remita” on the top left corner of the page, follow the instruction to pay the application fee of N 2,000:00; (The fee excludes other charges),the admission screening exercise past questions forN1,500:00 (optional); excluding Services charges with a valid ATM-Enabled Card from any Commercial Bank in Nigeria

A link is displayed “Download past questions to practice upon successful payment.

Preview and confirm your information before submitting your application online. (No correction will be accepted after the closing date).

Go back online on the appointed date to print out the acknowledgement slip that contains your specific screening schedule.

The grouping of courses for Screening.
S/NGROUPCOURSE CATEGORIES / FACULTY1SOCIAL SCIENCESSocial SciencesManagement SciencesEducation – Social SciencesEducation – Management SciencesMathematics and EconomicsStatisticsEstate Management2PHYSICAL SCIENCESEngineeringEnvironmental SciencePhysical SciencesEducation – Physical SciencesTechnical Education3LIFE SCIENCESMedicineDentistryBasic Medical SciencesPharmacyLife SciencesEducation Life SciencesAgriculture4ARTSLawArtsEducation Arts

Candidates should go back on-line on 12 September, 2017 to check for their specific Day, Venue and Time for the Screening

NOTE that GSM phones and calculators are NOT allowed.

Closing Date: Application website closes by 9thSeptember 2017 (i.e. all applications must be concluded online not later than 9th September 2017). Candidates, who pay after the deadline of Midnight 9th September 2017, will not be screened.
Source
https://studentsbase./2017/08/29/uniben-post-utme-2017-cut-off-mark-screening-and-registration-details/

hardeycute:
Can I take the passport with my laptop cos no scanner What about the printed result?

please go to cafe if you can't do it.. Coz I expect you should know how to before attempting to

The management of University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) 2017 Post-UTME Pre-admission screening registration instructions have been releases by the management of the university.

Candidates are to follows the instructions below as directed by the school authorities.

Please note that wrong entries will automatically disqualifies a candidate.

-On the home page of the University of Ilorin website, “click on 2017/2018 Pre-Admission Screening Procedure”.

-All candidates are advised to click on Pre-Admission Screening Instructions and carefully read the Registration Instructions.

-On the Admission Menu displayed on the left-hand side, click Pre-Admission Screening Instruction and read carefully.
Type in your JAMB Registration Number and SURNAME in the boxes provided. Carefully type in your JAMB Registration Number as any error committed will not allow your details to be displayed.
Thereafter,

-UTME candidates should click on the Get Details button for your JAMB information;
–
DE candidates should click OK button on the dialog box displayed and enter their names; and

-Click on Make Payment link to go to WEBPAY page.

-Note: UTME Candidates who are qualified for the courses originally chosen can proceed to make payment by supplying the required information. However, UTME Candidates who are not qualified for the course originally chosen are advised to change their course as indicated on the payment page. Note that the sum of N2,500 is charged for change of course.

-Make Payment

-Select your ATM card type (e.g Verve or Master Card)

-Enter your Card Number

-Enter Card Expiry Date and the card CVV2 (the 3 digits on the reverse side of the card and lastly enter your card pin; and

-Then click on Pay.

Please note: (Do not Refresh your browser while the process is going on to avoid multiple deductions from your account. If nothing is displayed after 10 minutes, close the browser and restart).

-After Login, click on “Continue Registration” Link on the main menu.

-Fill in your other bio-data and necessary details truthfully on the webpage. All candidates should upload their Passports by clicking on Browse button and select your picture. Your Passport must not be more than 80KB.

PASSPORT SPECIFICATION
-Acceptable format is JPEG.
-Picture must be digital passport photograph.
-Resolution must be at least 200 DPI.
-Dimension should not be less than 600 × 600 pixels.
-Each photograph should capture the head and top of the shoulders so that the face take up to 70-80% of the photograph.
-Show the eyes looking directly at the camera.
-Show skin tone naturally.
-Have a uniform red background.
-Maximum of 80kb.

SIGNATURE SPECIFICATION
-Signature must be clearly scanned.
-Acceptable format is JPEG.
-Resolution must be at least 200 DPI.
-Dimension should not be less than 134 × 33 pixels.
-Signature should be in black ink and should be on a plain background with no lines.
-Signature must be clear and bold.
-Maximum of 15kb.
-On completion of bio-data. click on Next Step button then click OK on the message dialog box.
-All Direct Entry (DE) candidates should complete the programme of choice and click on Save then click OK on the message dialog box.
-On completion of choice of Institution click Next Step button.
-For Direct Entry (DE) candidates;
-Direct Entry candidates are required to select their Highest Academic Qualification(s) from the drop down and click on Save. On the dialog box click OK;
-To add more Higher Academic Qualifications click on qualifications drop down to select your additional qualifications, click on save; and
-Click on Next Step.
-All candidates (UTME and DE) are required to supply their O’ level (O/L) details as follows:
-Pick Number of sitting(s) by clicking on the drop-down button
-Enter all the required O’ level (O/L) details; Pick as applied in your result; and
-Click on Submit button then click OK on the message dialog box.
-Click Scheduling Tab. All candidates must select a screening centre from the drop-down menu. Note that an alert will be immediately sent to your e-mail provided in your bio-data.
-Click Print Tab to print out the following:
i.Pre-Admission Screening Registration form;
ii.Scheduling Slip; and
iii.Payment Receipt.

Note: All candidates are expected to be at the screening centre an hour before their scheduled time with the above printouts and be decently dressed inline with the University of Ilorin Dress Code.

Source https://studentsbase./2017/08/29/unilorin-post-utmede-2017-screening-and-registration-details/