Maid007:
Oh, I see. Thanks

RuyiMedicDiary:
wow that's so sad But wow 400 students in mb3 class?? That's outrageous!

Osoboshi:
does mb3 stand for 300level,if so it's a joke when compared to the number in unn med skul

Acecards:
How many are they at Unn ?

Osoboshi:
about 550+ can't remember the actual number again.the present 400level are more than 350

Acecards:
mehn... Unn has been having some crazy numbers of recent

wizi44:
Bosses in the house, I have gotten admission to study medicine and surgery at FUTO

OwoukoUrua:
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Adranido:
pls is there anyone here who got his/her mbbs admission on first try if yes how were you able to scale through jamb.i will write my first jamb for mbbs next year and am planning to pick uniben as my first choice,pls help...

Osoboshi:
the result of greed and malpractices,but jamb has come to the rescue sha

RuyiMedicDiary:
wow really? How?

CentiLion:

Though not directed at me, I will try to answer the question.
During 2019 admission process. UNN released 100+ names for MBBS in merit list.
Supplementary list was released, over 400+ names for MBBS. That's over 500 names for MBBS yr1.
UNN normally release 3,4,5 admission lists per academic session. Who knows? Maybe more names will be added in subsequent lists for MBBS(mostly connect thing).
Jamb notice the over 500 candidates accepting their admission on CAPS for a quota of 200, I think UNN submitted departmental for MBBS is 200. On further investigation and probing by Jamb, it was gathered that UNN over-admit student in sought-after courses not only medicine, pharmacy law and other in- demand courses(mostly connection things,buying admission ), fail them in subsequent years and send them to other departments. So they ordered UNN to admit according to it's holding capacity or face sanctions.
So alot of people offered provisional admission to Medicine,law,Pharmacy and other in demand courses in supplementary list only to check CAPS and see a change of course to an entirely different course
I pity some of them, after telling yourfriend you don get MBBS for UNN only for JAMB to put sand for your garri.
https://www.nairaland.com/5939116/2019-utme-seven-schools-violated


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RuyiMedicDiary:
wow really? How?

Dvd4:
Please, what was your Jamb and Putne scores?

jolly94:


Mr. Mandeyy I will still reiterate again and again, that this your comment of EBSU better than UI is one of the most senseless and biased comments I have seen in this forum in 2021. And the funniest part of it is that some set of people liked that your fallacious and misleading comment. You can as well conclude that the whole of EBSU as a University is better than UI. UI medical school is a template and reference for any medical school in Nigeria and West Africa. And top 5 best in Africa. I won't be susprise if you don't know that the bedrock of UI is CoMUI and UCH Ibadan.

You can't even compare EBSU and LASU. Which indices do you want to use to rate EBSU more than UI. Is it in research, quality of research papers and articles published, infrastructure, teaching, clinical exposure, innovation, international outlook, quality of medical graduate, mode of admission, medical school curriculum ( which is a template for other schools), teaching hospital ( best in West Africa), quality and exposure of staff ( very recently 8 staff members in Biochemistry, psychiatry, Obstetrics and gynecology and medicine are rated in top 2% best scientists in the world by researchers from Stanford University) etc., name it.

By computing the average rankings of 2021 and 2022 UI medical school is among top 250 in the world according to times higher education ranking ( the most reliable University ranking platform in the world). By implication this means that it is better than 80% of medical schools in UK and US. An average UI medical school graduate is ahead of an average graduate from other schools (Most Nigerian doctors making waves and input in UK and US are graduate of UI).

LASU medical school should not even be in the same sentence with that of EBSU, talk more of one of the most Prestigious medical school in Africa. Does EBSU even have a proper teaching hospital? Are they not still using one of the Federal Medical Centres in Ebonyi state? Please, next time restrain yourself from making such outrageous,blatant and blasphemous comment. If this was to be an argument in theology, your comments will be classified as blasphemy.

I'm very sure if you were offered admission to UI medical school, you will ditch that of EBSU with immediate alacrity. For the fact that UNN has a skewed admission process, doesn't give you the leeway to generalize. And please I do await a constructive argument from you.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/gureje-farombi-others-make-list-of-top-world-scientists/
https://worldscholarshipforum.com/top-ten-best-medical-institutes-in-africa/
ttps://www.timeshighereducation.com/world-university-rankings/university-ibadan

jolly94:

I would rather you cure yourself from this obvious delusion. I would rather say that you're not good enough to lay claim of admission in UI, ABU, UNILAG,UNN, OAU, and UNIBEN, that's why you ran from UNN. Besides you were not even given admission in UNN irrespective of its Skewed admission process to study medicine.

If I were you I will humble myself and make do with what is available (which is obvious) and add value to myself to complement the deficit of medical education in EBSU, instead of having a self imposed myopic reasonings that all medical school have same standard and quality.

It's only those who wholly and really cherish in being in one of the first generation medical schools and was denied of a long childhood dream will be concocting such shameful invectives to console him or herself ( it's obvious you occupy an executive position in such group of people).

Stay humble, read wide, add value, and pray to have opportunities that will expose you to respectable medical cases, clinical exposure, infrastructure and opportunities in a high class medical institutions ( which should be the goal of any sensible and ambitious medical student irrespective of where he or she is trained).

Froshchuksswart:



Who be this MUMU, there is no better Medical school in NIGERIA ,all is the same...! We do the same ANATOMY we both have professors and doctors as lecturers it's high time we stopped comparing medical schools, are professors in EBSU a joke to you...?

jolly94:

Mr. Man you came late to the party. This matter has already been discussed extensively and also eminent and respectful members of this thread had already called for calm and cessation of further arguments. You would have seen all these if you had patiently and with all honesty, incoperating your God given cognitive awareness, read through the transcript of our discussion thoroughly.

Besides I would have truly engage you constructively and with all sense of objectivity, but I can see your rude manner of approach, throwing vile and mannerless invectives coupled with insults, which actually depicts your kind of person and level of decorum. I would save my precious energy in engaging you intellectually because it will lead to futility and waste of time.

Advice: It would have been great if you had shown courtesy because this is one of the hallmark characteristic of a good doctor trained in an healthy and sane environment. I bet you wouldn't want to be rude to your patients and senior colleagues because it will spell doom and disaster to your nascent medical career.

Froshchuksswart:



Bloody aspirant lol..., arguing with your chiefs

You deserve to called anything worse than a MUMU

TrollKiller:
Hey guys, I just entered 200L for MBBS and I know it’s a good thing
But boy, I’m seeing anatomy, physio and Biochem up close for the first time and it’s like I don’t even know anything there.
All my 6 years spent doing physics, chem and bio seems useless whilst facing preclinicals
I’m scared. How will I cope with all of this? What do I do?