jidedinho: guys in the house.....is it possible to cross form biochemistry to medicine after hundred level ,,.......when i get to part two.....in OAU............pls i need ansas urgently...................pls................

wow! I'm in oau too but mcb part 1 how was phy 101 today? Crossing is possible buh d chances are slim, very, very slim i wud advice u to take d next jamb as well as crossing too so as to have double chances, infact dats wat i'm planning to do too.. My 1kobo

FOLARORI: Hello my exemplary physicians , hp u ppl r thriving with blessings , mercies n good fortune frm God , if so glory b to God ... I've discovered this terrific n exalted beneficial thread since a month a go bt nt able to spare time to register into it to b able to comment n interact with my boses here ... alhamdu lillahi ... Today i'm able to register n privileged to comment here n interact with u my distinguished bosses n my fellow medical student to be ... I'm ecstatic i come across u guys because u r doing a great job here ... But pls i want u to include us d still medical aspirant in ur prayers to gain admission this yr , because i'm very ardent to join u guys in articulating my concept n prowess abt this noble proffesion , gaining expeiriences abt it from u guys n also being valuable to ppl in anyway i could ... I wish my name could b among d chosen one in this prospective second batch list ... God pls help me ooo ...

Ameen and which schl is that bro?

any unical student here

PLSSS I HEARD DAT DEY DO PAY MBBS STUDENTS IS DAT TRUE?

Ksudr: Great medics, pls i was shortlisted for addax/nnpc scholarship text for 2014. Pls wat do i need to knw, learn and revise. Need ur help

Back then in 2011, it was just English and the usual aptitude tests. It was paper-based (shading) and organised by WAEC. The time was very short and only a few people finished. We were given N5000 each for transport. I wrote mine in Abj and the 5k was more than my to and fro t/fare. Only 92 people were awarded the scholarship that year and I don't know whether the number has been increasing or decreasing. For preparation, just go through GRECAT or any other job test material a bit. I didn't read anything as I don't think there's really need to prepare for UG scholarship exams. In the hall, be aware of your time (it won't be enough) and carefully pick each answer (you won't have time to go back). Leave any time-wasting question, and when they tell you your time is almost up answer every unanswered questions without reading them (there is no negative marking). Don't talk much when you come out, the results will decide who did a good job in the hall.

Aaronzy: PLSSS I HEARD DAT DEY DO PAY MBBS STUDENTS IS DAT TRUE?

What I know is that some state govts pay some sort of bond with the condition that the student will work for his state govt on graduation for a few years ranging from 2 to 5 years. This is optional and you can decline. Here in the north, the govts were not really enforcing the condition but now things have changed. I've heard of doctors having to return all the money because they got opportunities outside their states which they couldn't resist. For some of us, ordinary N4000 general annual students' bursary from our govt na war.

codedmelvin: gudevenin potential docs n d house,av been following dis thread for quite a long time Buh on a low key.........I jus gained admission into MBBS,university of Ibadan.....though av already gotten a B.Sc in microbiology(UNN)2-1,would av tried entering via d.e Buh I sensed dat ma chances are slim owing to nuc quota(at most admitting10) to fed unis....so I tried jamb.am so greatful to God dat am finally admitted into dis noble course nd I look upto u guys for advice nd guidance....will b tru with nysc nxt month,tnx

my brother we are in the same boat. I'm a B.sc holder in anatomy, I just got admission to study medicine at Ebonyi state university. Welcome

frankeinstein: Dr Lomaxx,please send to my mail davidfriday01@yahoo.com. Thanks

pls also forward to my email daveojiyi@gmail.com

Kondoboy: Ameen and which schl is that bro?

thanks bros , d sch is Unilorin ...

faboben10:
they did, only our set encountered d mishap

dnt knw. But i doubt though.

TONYE001:

Thanks, brother, for encouraging me.

I wish you the very best Sir. It's possible, it's achievable. Go for it, put in your very best. As I always urge students, study because you SHOULD study and not because of an event (interview, exam, etc). If we make reading a habit, success would be an everyday tale!

I had the same plan too. In my time, a CGPA of 4.0/5.0 was the requirement to switch to MBBS/Dentistry at the end of thr 100 Level, I didn't make it. I shifted to Plan B which was making a 2-1 and then transfering to MBBS/Dentistry (to begin from Year 3 if it's the same school). When we got to Year 2, Uniport had an issue with their MBBS program (overpopulation). This almost cost them their accreditation. Consequently, they shut down all transfer options to MBBS (I think they didn't accept JAMB MBBS applicants too).

I graduated with a 2-1; as God would have it, I was the 6th in a class of 140-150. Presently, I'm rounding up my Youth Service (would be done by October)...and I still have some MBBS possibilities on my table.

Again, success to you and every other person in your shoes. We shall hear your testimonies..

...

my brother it was painful to us in anatomy then. We were promised switching over, but when we got to year 3 that problem surfaced, and after seriously protesting, we were not allowed to switch. So I graduated and went for service in 2011. In 2012 shortly after my service I applied for MSc in Benin, but in October my fire for MBBS ignited and I took a jamb form for 2013/2014. I scored 293 in jamb only to disappoint myself with 59 in post ume. I thanked God, smiled to myself and decided to move on. then waited for November to be among the first set of people to buy 2014/2015 jamb form, this time around I opted for Ebonyi state university Abakaliki. But in this year jamb, I scored 237 and felt I disappointed myself a bit, but I moved on and prepared for their post ume where I scored 279 and was admitted on merit to study MBBS. I wasn't filled with emotions when I saw it but I had this feeling of satisfaction that my patience payer off.

davidiee: my brother it was painful to us in anatomy then. We were promised switching over, but when we got to year 3 that problem surfaced, and after seriously protesting, we were not allowed to switch. So I graduated and went for service in 2011. In 2012 shortly after my service I applied for MSc in Benin, but in October my fire for MBBS ignited and I took a jamb form for 2013/2014. I scored 293 in jamb only to disappoint myself with 59 in post ume. I thanked God, smiled to myself and decided to move on. then waited for November to be among the first set of people to buy 2014/2015 jamb form, this time around I opted for Ebonyi state university Abakaliki. But in this year jamb, I scored 237 and felt I disappointed myself a bit, but I moved on and prepared for their post ume where I scored 279 and was admitted on merit to study MBBS. I wasn't filled with emotions when I saw it but I had this feeling of satisfaction that my patience payer off.

congrats bro,I guess u did ppt this year

davidiee: my brother it was painful to us in anatomy then. We were promised switching over, but when we got to year 3 that problem surfaced, and after seriously protesting, we were not allowed to switch. So I graduated and went for service in 2011. In 2012 shortly after my service I applied for MSc in Benin, but in October my fire for MBBS ignited and I took a jamb form for 2013/2014. I scored 293 in jamb only to disappoint myself with 59 in post ume. I thanked God, smiled to myself and decided to move on. then waited for November to be among the first set of people to buy 2014/2015 jamb form, this time around I opted for Ebonyi state university Abakaliki. But in this year jamb, I scored 237 and felt I disappointed myself a bit, but I moved on and prepared for their post ume where I scored 279 and was admitted on merit to study MBBS. I wasn't filled with emotions when I saw it but I had this feeling of satisfaction that my patience payer off.

Kawai! That thing been pain me that time o..but I still thank God sha.. I'm happy for you bro...for making it finally..

You know one Dr. Woyeke, Victor in Physiology (he is late now)? He did MBBS and M. Sc at a go..at one eastern university and at Uniport...and he made it!

I'm seriously trusting God for some possibilities... I shall share my testimony here too..

We may have met before.. I come around Histology Lab a lot...

TONYE001:

Kawai! That thing been pain me that time o..but I still thank God sha.. I'm happy for you bro...for making it finally..

You know one Dr. Woyeke, Victor in Physiology (he is late now)? He did MBBS and M. Sc at a go..at one eastern university and at Uniport...and he made it!

I'm seriously trusting God for some possibilities... I shall share my testimony here too..

We may have met before.. I come around Histology Lab a lot...

My brother I remember Dr Victor, may his soul rest in Peace.

davidiee: My brother I remember Dr Victor, may his soul rest in Peace.

Amen.

He died on the day of our Project Defence.. It was a day mixed with happiness and sadness.

jidedinho: guys in the house.....is it possible to cross form biochemistry to medicine after hundred level ,,.......when i get to part two.....in OAU............pls i need ansas urgently...................pls................

write another JAMB. Only possible if ur dad or close relative is a top official aside that, a g.p of 5.0 won't release u into med.

TONYE001:

Amen.

He died on the day of our Project Defence.. It was a day mixed with happiness and sadness.

sir Tonye, do u know Justin Uchefuna in physiology? He z @service now.

faboben10:
sir Tonye, do u know Justin Uchefuna in physiology? He z @service now.

Yea, he's my good friend..

TONYE001:

Yea, he's my good friend..

my friend 2, we lived in d same hostel. He speaks eng, igbo and yoruba eloquently.

faboben10:
my friend 2, we lived in d same hostel. He speaks eng, igbo and yoruba eloquently.

Oui! You know him then.

I was at NMH B for about 4 years (predegree - Year 3).. I moved to Alakahia in my final year..

TONYE001:

Oui! You know him then.

I was at NMH B for about 4 years (predegree - Year 3).. I moved to Alakahia in my final year..

uniport shey?

Doclight: uniport shey?

Yea Sir..

TONYE001:

Yea Sir..

where are u now?

TONYE001:

Oui! You know him then.

I was at NMH B for about 4 years (predegree - Year 3).. I moved to Alakahia in my final year..

meaning we lived together den, which floor pls?
Do u know Gattuso and swagger?

*nairaland connectn people*

faboben10:
meaning we lived together den, which floor pls?
Do u know Gattuso and swagger?

*nairaland connectn people*

Lolz. We probably lived in the same hostel at the same time.

I may not know all those names... I wasn't very social. The only thing, outside studies, that I got myself involved in was the Red Cross..

I was at the third floor, wing A. Room 307. I was the Wing Captain my last year there.

They used to call me the Human Eye because of a poem I wrote and pasted at the hostel while in Basic.

Some names at my wing: Ugo, Daniel, Emmanuel, Collins, Amaechi, Wisdom, AJ (politician.. SUG's Director of Transport when I been dey Basic)..

Doclight: where are u now?

Benue State, NYSC..

TONYE001:

Benue State, NYSC..

wow!
Weldone

Doclight: wow!
Weldone

Merci...

Are you at Uniport?

TONYE001:

Lolz. We probably lived in the same hostel at the same time.

I may not know all those names... I wasn't very social. The only thing, outside studies, that I got myself involved in was the Red Cross..

I was at the third floor, wing A. Room 307. I was the Wing Captain my last year there.

They used to call me the Human Eye because of a poem I wrote and pasted at the hostel while in Basic.

Some names at my wing: Ugo, Daniel, Emmanuel, Collins, Amaechi, Wisdom, AJ (politician.. SUG's Director of Transport when I been dey Basic)..

lolz
nice meeting uniport peeps.
*nairaland connecting peeps*

Doclight: lolz
nice meeting uniport peeps.
*nairaland connecting peeps*

Nice meeting you too sir.

TONYE001:

Lolz. We probably lived in the same hostel at the same time.

I may not know all those names... I wasn't very social. The only thing, outside studies, that I got myself involved in was the Red Cross..

I was at the third floor, wing A. Room 307. I was the Wing Captain my last year there.

They used to call me the Human Eye because of a poem I wrote and pasted at the hostel while in Basic.

Some names at my wing: Ugo, Daniel, Emmanuel, Collins, Amaechi, Wisdom, AJ (politician.. SUG's Director of Transport when I been dey Basic)..

z d Daniel in medicine?

faboben10:
z d Daniel in medicine?

No, he isn't.

Computer Science..