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blake777:It's high time we stopped I'll street encouraging mediocrity, really! That project there is below par to say the least. Yes, she can definitely improve on that, but this attempt isn't worth celebration or showcasing. ![]() |
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12million?? ![]() |
Nice..
Is this also autobiography?? ![]() |
ariyibiyomi:hmmm.. True talk! I remember that 2011 year. Not only medicine sef, most courses. A lotta pple had to do CoC. I get your point very well, I understand you perfectly. but you see ehn, that 2011 was like that because most of those with high Jamb scores also did very well in putme! Imagine someone with a score as high as 285 also, would have needed to score about 32 out of 40 to get that same 76%. So assuming majority of those with high scores that year didn't do very well in putme, definitely the cutoff wouldn't have been that high, and people with lower scores like that 230, who then did well in the putme would have had greater chances. But the fact remained that everyone (above 200, yes) still had the opportunity to write that putme. After all, the cutoffs were determined based on the overall performances in the putme. I hear Unilag/Jamb might still reverse this whole eligibility ish though?? Let's await the outcome. |
ibadanfinest:Same point i'm tryna make here man! See, OK, still using MBBS as our reference point, let's assume this case: A student, an average one perhaps, happens to score 270 in jamb, (due to hard work or sheer luck) and another student, a brighter one scores 220 for whatsoever reason, (Probably error on the student's part or from the exam body itself). Now note that math is not one of the jamb subjects for MBBS students. Both students proceed to the post utme, and the former, with higher jamb scores (270) manages to score 55%, but the other gets a whooping 80%! Hope you get what I'm driving at fully now?! Left to JAMB, the poor guy with the 80% score will not be eligible to write the exam in the first place. Sadly. Well... @the bolded, I don't think that should be a problem at all. That is why it's an entrance exam, isn't it? Unilag just has to reduce the number of applicants to the barest minimum and that is a good way of doing that. At least the method has been working fine? Instead of giving each applicant same UTMe subjects. It is now left to the applicant to buckle down, prepare for it, since that is his/her choice. But After all they all did math and English in the o levels, didn't they? Lol. It's a different thing entirely if you're advocating the SAmE questions per examination day for putme in those three subjects... |
labodinho:Lol @ #Unofficial news... Heard it too. Hope it becomes official soon though.... Then maybe other schls will follow suite. This whole eligibility ish doesn't make sense now, a thousand and one things are wrong with tha policy. |
ariyibiyomi:Lol. Like @FrancisTony was trying to point out earlier which I agree, JAMB as an ex am body has lost its credibility a long time ago. Forget about CBT or what have you, it's all crap (I know what I'm saying bro), as a matter of fact. You see, the truth of the matter is, taking Unilag for example, majority of those who often gain admission on MERIT are those whose scores range between 200 to say, 250. (I personally know at least 4 of the top 10 on the merit list, for MBBS last year), and like only one of them scored 250, the rest 22* to 2 thirty something. But they all blasted the postutme exam, obviously! This whole new policy wasn't well thought about, to me. Everyone should still be given a level playing ground like they have always been doing, after all, even if its 200 students an institution can take out of 9000 applicants, they can still arrive at that. All they need to do is to select them based on the cut off marks and their performances, after the post utme exams that is. Isn't that the method they've been using?? Majority of the 'ineligible' students might even be better academically than the others. I'm not trying to encourage mediocrity here or say that 'average' students shouldn't work hard for excellence, but the truth of the matter is that in Nigeria of Today, Jamb/UTMe scores (forget the CBT of a thing) cannot be said to be a true reflection of one's academic ability or one's actual performance during the exams itself, (there are exceptions to this though).. (Though the Jamb CBT exams is still the best method to eradicate any malpractices both on the part of the candidates and JAMB itself, it still has a long way to go...) Or isn't that the reason the POstUTme exams were initiated in the first place?? |
Investigations?? Really... |
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https://www.nairaland.com/2472816/wont-believe-number-plate-car
cc lalasticlala do the needful ![]() |
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benshow33:*Yawns* ! ![]() |
Lol. Congrats! ![]() But she wasn't as 'white' as this when she won the Mbgn though! |
Hmm... Cool stuff. |
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