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@musiwa10, how do you know this? ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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lekanolas: The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, has called on President Goodluck Jonathan to be more sincere and honest to Nigerians for him to be able to take the country to the promised land.Ayo orisejafor, YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN RUFUS OKIKIOLA OSITELU. |
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Even the author of the book could not apply all this rules.... lots of things are easier said, imagined than done! |
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This is madness at its peak..... Bleep the Nigerian Judiciary, Bleep the Nigerian Legislooters, and Bleep Bleep Bleep the Nigerian President!!! ![]() ![]() |
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The part time program was only suspended and not cancelled, this is a welcomed development in my opinion, cus the way part time programs are being run now is impacting any thing but knowledge. part time programs have become a medium for corrupt lecturers and V.Cs to enrich themselves... and not just that, the program is really being abused as the purpose for which it was set up is no longer being achieved... where i school for example, the part time program that used to be for working class persons between the age say 25 and above, has now become a program of little children from age 16- 21 who could not pass jamb. Admission into part time should require some form of screening ( examination ) and a lot of adjustment and standards have to be put in place for this program to achieve the desired impact. |
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THE Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the 2012 Unified Tertiary matriculation Examination (UTME) national cut-off mark, to kick-start admission processes into universities and other tertiary institutions in the country. The national cut-off mark for admissions to universities in Nigeria for 2012/2013 academic session was fixed at 180, while the board set 160 as the cut-off mark for admissions into polytechnics, colleges of education and other diploma-awarding institutions. The cut-off points were decided in Abuja, on Monday, at the 2012 combined policy committee meeting on admissions to degree-awarding institutions, National Diploma (ND), Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) and National Innovation Diploma-awarding institutions. Minister of Education, Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufa’i, who chaired the meeting, urged the various institutions to adhere strictly to admission guidelines, which stipulated a 70:30 ratio for technology and non-technology for ND programmes and 60:40 science/arts ratio for the universities and colleges of education. So if unizik ( Nnamdi azikiwe university ) is your school of choice in jamb, then all hope is not lost. If i where you, i would purchase the post umte past questions of NAU, and start preparing for the post umte. There is no gain saying that its in your interest to score well above average in the post umte, so that way you have a good chance of being considered for admission. 1 Like |
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so, prospective UNIZIK students ( thats those who put unizik as there school of choice ) that scored between 200 and 180 still have hope. All you gotta do, is to work hard so that you would score high in your post ume, there by proving that you are not a weak student. |
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THE Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the 2012 Unified Tertiary matriculation Examination (UTME) national cut-off mark, to kick-start admission processes into universities and other tertiary institutions in the country. The national cut-off mark for admissions to universities in Nigeria for 2012/2013 academic session was fixed at 180, while the board set 160 as the cut-off mark for admissions into polytechnics, colleges of education and other diploma-awarding institutions. The cut-off points were decided in Abuja, on Monday, at the 2012 combined policy committee meeting on admissions to degree-awarding institutions, National Diploma (ND), Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) and National Innovation Diploma-awarding institutions. Minister of Education, Professor Ruqayyatu Ahmed Rufa’i, who chaired the meeting, urged the various institutions to adhere strictly to admission guidelines, which stipulated a 70:30 ratio for technology and non-technology for ND programmes and 60:40 science/arts ratio for the universities and colleges of education. |
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uniziks 2012/2013 post ume is on the way, stay here with me and i will keep you informed. cheers! |
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Joe.:[color=#990000][/color] You can rest assured that you are well over 3000, and you will also like to know that you all are jostling for less than 80 entries, cheers! |
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@serendipity, send there respective jamb registration numbers, with that i can check for you. cheers! |
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@ okeyeze, your chances at not so broad, men just pray seriously. cause both your jamb and post-ume result are quite low. |
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I will advise you all to just exercise some patients, in no long time the admission list would be out. I am not always online, so if you like to talk to me urgently just call me. I would come online if to reply you if i can, and if not, i just reply you on the phone. cheers! 08094406924 dont flash me plz |
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@ last poster, you score is not bad, on a good day it should give you admission, i hope it does this year. you have tried, just pray to argument it. cheers! |
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check your jamb brochure! |
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@ CHALDOK, get your facts straight, 250 may give her admission into political science, but not Economics or Mass communication which are both ranked high above political sciences. |
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There is no way managemnt sciences would cut below 250 aggregate as it is, management sciences and social sciences have the largest number of applicants usually ( this year not an exception ) so i must tell you that anything below 250 is not safe, and if Unizik considers some areas catchment? Yes they do!! check your jamb brochure, unizik like every fedral university gives priority to some state's ( by priority i mean, say you are from an education less developed area, like Bayelsa ( no insult meant ) and you apply to study law, say the cut off for law is 295 and you happen to be the closest to the cutoff say 280 from Bayelsa, you would be admitted. Again if you are from south east states, like Enugu, Anambra, Imo, they are also catchment areas but it really makes no difference, b'cos virtually all the applicants are from this states. YOU GET? |
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Year friends, i just logged on now, and to answer your questions, courses like Law, Medicine, History and international relations, Economics are real hot cakes. So for you be considered for admissions to study this course-es, you have to have done extremely well in both your jamb and post ume. Law is the most competitive of them all ( b'cos of the importance's people down here attach to it ) infacet for Law you need 270 above in jamb, and 70 and above in post ume ( with strong prayers ) it is that competitive. For the chap who put in E/E, it cuts highest in Engineering dept. so just pray that your scores are high relative to your fellow competitors, if you hope to get this admission on merit. i hope that answers you guys? cheers! |
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@ chidi, your just average, if you got any person whom you know in the unizik whom could help you, then contact them, cause there people who made higher marks than you, and for the last poster, dont worry the admission list would be out soon. Hope your name would be there? cheers! |
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@ isabelli what did you score in your post-ume ( unizik ) ? and whats your course of choice? |
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whats your course of choice? |
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IF YOU HAVE ANY PROBLEMS CHECKING YOUR POST-UME RESULTS, CASES LIKE INVALID PIN AND SO ON, get in touch with me. your problem may be as a result of your not shading your O.M.R sheet probably, so just get in touch fast as it still could be remedied before the admission list comes out and then it is too late. 08094406924 |
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Each department is yet to come up with there cutoff for this year, and Emeka is not well informed as the cutoff's vary every year and 220 may be low and may not be enough to gain you admission into ICH ( as a result of the stiff competition ), but all hope is not lost, you might just be lucky. cheers! |
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@ Emeka that's not true, don't mis-inform people here. |
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Do you believe in love at first sight? or do i look again? ![]() OR meet some girl suspecting you just about to hit on them, as she prepares her defence and tries to lock-up, i just shoot, you're quite good looking but do you smile? |
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what did you score in jamb and post-ume? |
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Unizik is admitting based on the strength of there facilities. All the universities you mentioned above, are very renowned and old universities, they have a lot of facilities in place as a result of having being in operation for a long time. Unizik compared to them is relatively young ( though fast catching up ), last year, the V.C admitted quite a large number of people, after university wide accreditation by N.U.C, the universities ( unizik) quarter was cut down owning to the shortage of facility, if you are current, you may have heard that there wouldn't be intake in medicine and anatomy this year. so i think this answers your question. |
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First you dont know if the guy is telling you the truth for one, and secondly, last two years, unizik was not as competitive as this, statistics has it that unizik is the 4th ranking university with the highest application in jamb this year, with about 80,000 and above students, and about 39,000 qualified ( scored 200 in jamb ). Well above 30,000 registered for the post ume examination, and they jostle to fill just 4000 spaces. what am trying to tell you is that, a score that would warrant your admission last year may not be the same this year as a result of the increased competition, the scores are definitely not going to drop, it could only be raised higher. cheers! |
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