I am an ND2 Mechanical engineering student of a polytechnic in northern Nigeria and I also sat for Jamb this year. I applied mechanical engineering, FUTO, I scored 245.
Lately, I've been having second thoughts on the school, I really want a to study mechanical engineering in a good university, with nice facilities, qualified lecturers and up to date syllabus. Funny enough it would hurt me to abandon the ND program because I've been doing exceptionally well. I just wish there is a way I can round up before I start my degree program.
So please I need your help and suggestions.
Kindly list the best universities to study mechanical engineering in Nigeria in their descending order. Thanks

ozfred:
I am an ND2 Mechanical engineering student of a polytechnic in northern Nigeria and I also sat for Jamb this year. I applied mechanical engineering, FUTO, I scored 245.
Lately, I've been having second thoughts on the school, I really want a to study mechanical engineering in a good university, with nice facilities, qualified lecturers and up to date syllabus. Funny enough it would hurt me to abandon the ND program because I've been doing exceptionally well. I just wish there is a way I can round up before I start my degree program.
So please I need your help and suggestions.
Kindly list the best universities to study mechanical engineering in Nigeria in their descending order. Thanks

You may consider OAU since you want a very good university. It stands out amongst its pals in the fields of engineering based on facility & human resources. Highly competitive though. You must be prepared to score very high (far above 245) in their post utme to stand any chance of being considered. In other words, be very sure of yourself. Otherwise, stay with the FUTO option.