SF123:
@ALEXAONFLEEK
This is extremely impactful and insighful. to serve as a watchword to all the medical aspirants out there @1...viewing from your perspective; elaborating emphatically about how complex a course is, even those in the system(medical students) lament and complain a whole lots pertaining to the versatility of what it entails while others view it as something easy and straightforward. So my curiosity about this is why do some medical student laments about its complexity and why do some dymistify it as a very simple course to study irrespective of what their collegues utters about it
@ 3...what i mean here specifically is physics and chemistry is all about if not all/mostly calculations; is it still applicable till 600level(use physics and chemistry as a refrence point to elucidate/contrast on medical courses not biology)
@6...itemize the hypes most people usually project outside the four walls of medical school and their motives for such comments

Alexaonfleek:

I'm sorry this reply came late.

1. Like I said, some medical students might have it harder than others. Medical school is partly about how much info you can retain in a short amount of time. Some find this easy to do while it might take some more time to retain that same info.
But generally,I don't think anyone finds med school as something you can just breeze through.
They may tell you it's easy and they has lots of distinctions, but what they may not tell you is the hours they put in reading, or how their sleep or social life suffered because of medicine.

3. I personally do not see much correlation with physics and chemistry of secondary school to what I'm doing now. I think its a bit like comparing what you did in primary 2 to your jamb syllabus.
It's not about what you knew in secondary school that'll help in med school. Some people that had over 300 in jamb in my school couldn't even proceed to the next level, they repeated and some even withdrew.




6. Well...this one is a bit more personal.
Each to his own.
But generally, people had their own motives for choosing to study medicine.
For some, na their parents hype am for their front.
Some people just like the prestige that comes with it.
Some came for the money(non existent if you ask me, especially in Nigeria)
Some people genuinely just love medicine.
Some people choose to study it because they like seeing doctors looking sweet with stethoscope around their neck(I fall into this group )
Everybody get e own reason, which I feel is totally valid.

Dvd4:


Send me a mail, so I can give you my WhatsApp number.

I want to reply you with a Voice note.

Toluvincent:
Good day everyone, I'm a Pharmacy student in a Nigerian University, although I wanted to change to medicine but i was afraid I wouldn't beat the cut-off mark but I later did, I felt sad after this and wrote another jamb this year for medicine , but my school is on strike now, we've not even started lectures , if I gain admission I will be resuming 2024, I'm not sure if this is a good decision.
PS:I haven't told my dad about this , I'm planning to tell him after gaining admission because I know he may not allow me.

Toluvincent:
Good day everyone, I'm a Pharmacy student in a Nigerian University, although I wanted to change to medicine but i was afraid I wouldn't beat the cut-off mark but I later did, I felt sad after this and wrote another jamb this year for medicine , but my school is on strike now, we've not even started lectures , if I gain admission I will be resuming 2024, I'm not sure if this is a good decision.
PS:I haven't told my dad about this , I'm planning to tell him after gaining admission because I know he may not allow me.

Toluvincent:
Good day everyone, I'm a Pharmacy student in a Nigerian University, although I wanted to change to medicine but i was afraid I wouldn't beat the cut-off mark but I later did, I felt sad after this and wrote another jamb this year for medicine , but my school is on strike now, we've not even started lectures , if I gain admission I will be resuming 2024, I'm not sure if this is a good decision.
PS:I haven't told my dad about this , I'm planning to tell him after gaining admission because I know he may not allow me.

Donpre:

oh! I see. Well Uniport is a nice school and the strike go reach everybody las las except some states schools and private universities, so its best you learn to embrace it.

There are times you would pray and hope for the strike and it would come save you. Don't worry, you'll understand later

Also, not sure what about me is inspiring but I do hope your application is successful

Drchindo:


Uniport clinical student are on strike?

Donpre:

Yours are not?

immanuelsize:

pls, do EBSU make use of o'level while calculating one's aggregate for admission?
or do they use only jamb and screening score.

Adranido:
1.Pls how were you guys able to study and score high in jamb

2.And what advice do u have for someone who doesn't understand chemistry?

3.Is there any UNN medical student/aspirant here?

I had 242 this year and i’m now currently preparing for another

immanuelsize:

pls, do EBSU make use of o'level while calculating one's aggregate for admission?
or do they use only jamb and screening score.

dunsin125:
What do you not understand in chemistry? Is it the organic part or the inorganic part? For the studying part, it varies with people. Me personally, I was serving in my PPA, taking students after school lessons and at the same time reading for JAMB.

You have to have a goal, what do you have in mind to score? What are your weak points? How can you use your area of strength to cover up your weak point to get you the score you? Answer those questions and you'll know how to study.

HumanCalc:


I like this explanation a lot. Use your areas of strength to cover up your weak points. Don't leave your weak points, try as much as possible to improve on them but make your strong subjects even stronger. Make them so strong that 90+ will be your score.

There is no way you will get 90+ in a course and not be get at least 280 in JAMB. If you do a bit well in weak points, before you know it, you are hitting 290 and 300+

Adranido:
1.Pls how were you guys able to study and score high in jamb

2.And what advice do u have for someone who doesn't understand chemistry?

3.Is there any UNN medical student/aspirant here?

I had 242 this year and i’m now currently preparing for another

Vitamin17:
I need advice now like maddd. ASUU strike is driving me crazyy. UI is my first choice but ASUU strike is delaying things here should I wait or put in any available school here? Jamb score is 351. Or make I just learn work de wait

immanuelsize:

thanks but sorry to ask again, I thought they conduct post utme?
don't they make use of it (I mean the screening) while calculating one's aggregate?

Vitamin17:
I need advice now like maddd. ASUU strike is driving me crazyy. UI is my first choice but ASUU strike is delaying things here should I wait or put in any available school here? Jamb score is 351. Or make I just learn work de wait

Vitamin17:
I need advice now like maddd. ASUU strike is driving me crazyy. UI is my first choice but ASUU strike is delaying things here should I wait or put in any available school here? Jamb score is 351. Or make I just learn work de wait

Clinton39:

351?
Blood!!
I pull cap oo
My man if you get funds abeg jejely carry yourself go EBSU abeg.

Vitamin17:
I need advice now like maddd. ASUU strike is driving me crazyy. UI is my first choice but ASUU strike is delaying things here should I wait or put in any available school here? Jamb score is 351. Or make I just learn work de wait

Vitamin17:
I need advice now like maddd. ASUU strike is driving me crazyy. UI is my first choice but ASUU strike is delaying things here should I wait or put in any available school here? Jamb score is 351. Or make I just learn work de wait

Vitamin17:
I need advice now like maddd. ASUU strike is driving me crazyy. UI is my first choice but ASUU strike is delaying things here should I wait or put in any available school here? Jamb score is 351. Or make I just learn work de wait