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Jamb:my Four Years Experience by marinxxx(m): 11:47pm On Mar 12, 2016 |
If you have not written jamb atleast 2times then you might not be able to understand what im going to tell you today. This institution called jamb has been so unorganized unpreprared and reluctant to the néeds of the average student that getting admission is 20% based on merit the rest are money, connection then maybe luck I wrote my first jamb in 2013 when i was writing my waec i wasnt really prepared for it i had subjects from Monday to Friday then on Saturday was my jamb i scored 198 i felt good because of my unpreparedness and considering it was my first jamb i wrote post utme that year and got 60....i didnt get admission and i did not try poly,i wasnt bothered it was my first Then the second year came it was when they introduced computer based test i wasnt afraid of this one i read my books,went to lesson and i had all the information i needed except one....there was this issue of negative marking they said what you dont know you better leave it blank because any extra marks u fail will be deducted i followed the warning diligently like a good student after writing what i would term my best exam yet i got 211 i was like wtf!!! afterall i wrote then it hit me it might be those blank spaces i couldve gotten 50extra marks had i tried to fill thém. i wrote post utme i got 56 unizik fr law i didnt get admission the second year ... By the third year i was conversant with all thier past questions and all. i was ready for them anytime anywhere so when the exam came i ignored negative marking shit i didnt go to lesson i studied at home then i bagged 265 cool right? Well not exactly i got over 70% in my 3 subjects thats literature,govt and crs but english which seemed to be the surest for me i scored 50% like wtf!!! I was sure of atlest 80 then i noticed that most people with high marks failed English a friend of mine with 285 failed english he scored 49 then i focused on my post utme unizik they brought their own shenanigans Our post utme questions were 20 questions under 10mins trust me i read anything i couldve read i read unizik post utme past questions unn post utme past questions even ansu but the questions i saw were like final year students questions.i scored 40 nd i was tinking i was low it was when i saw 15 even 0 then i had hope they even gave dmission to people lower than me contact me ill give u proof....thats how i lost admission the 3rd time thats in 2015 Then this year i wrote jamb with much zeal and effort i put in my all i wrote on 8th march 2016 but till now I've not gotten my result and they said 95% of all the people that wrote on 8th and 9 did not make upto 200 Plz ooo help me create awareness cause this is no more my fault its no more about reading ooo cause i have done that way too much if a anybody knows anything i can do please indicate oooo thank u for ur time 3 Likes |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by Nobody: 11:57pm On Mar 12, 2016 |
Who are u calling op?.... Lol who u want dash op ur are the op |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by uchman(m): 11:58pm On Mar 12, 2016 |
Awwww! I seriously feel for you brotherly... Ok now, Enough of jamb... Try prescience, pre-degree or diploma... Who knows? i got admitted through pre-science... 1 Like |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by ngeduboy: 12:00am On Mar 13, 2016 |
jamb can be trickish |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by Nobody: 12:00am On Mar 13, 2016 |
Am not gonna waste my time on jamb next year oh.... Face my career (that is if me where no get connections no get admission oh) |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by Amplitron: 12:24am On Mar 13, 2016 |
@OP, The reason why most of you don't pass is because you put in what you by your standards consider a lot of efforts but which are not enough to help you scale through. Your generation also has to contend with many easy distractions such Social Networks. For example see how many topics you have created and how many posts you have on Nairaland. Unless you are well above what we describe as an average student academically, you will need exclusive devotion to studying before you can win Jamb. |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by marinxxx(m): 1:10am On Mar 13, 2016 |
Amplitron:trust me am not an average student i read mi book if its based on how much u read i couldve gotten admission by now |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by Nobody: 2:01am On Mar 13, 2016 |
Fast, pray and live a sin-free life ![]() |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by Amplitron: 6:35am On Mar 13, 2016 |
marinxxx:So, you are saying that the marks are randomly given to students? That will be the implication of your assumptions. You know that is not plausible. |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by marinxxx(m): 7:16am On Mar 13, 2016 |
Amplitron:thats not what im saying jamb isnot quiet prepared for à computer based test cks they have faulters computers and all that.....why did they have to dash some people 40marks if all was well |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by Ajjubhai(m): 8:05am On Mar 13, 2016 |
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PLEASE LET NO ONE DECEIVE YOU THAT YOU CAN WORK AND SUPPORT YOURSELF AND BY THE WAY INDIAN EDUCATION IS ALWAYS VERY BUSY AND WE ATTEND LECTURES FROM MONDAYS- SATURDAYS, DONT SHOUT- EVEN PRE KG, KG, PRIMARY DOES SAME. For more enquires and help on getting admission into india universities, contact me on Facebook:chimahenry79@yahoo.com Email: chimahenry89@yahoo.com Whatsapp: +918686421391 Mobile number: +918686421391 |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by Fedric(m): 8:40am On Mar 13, 2016 |
i feel for u, i also had four years experience with jamb. i and my neigbour didn"t make jamb last two year, due to the fat that his family is financially ok he opt for pre-degree to study civil engineering now he is in his 200L while am here writing jamb every year without hope of getting admission. the rich knows their way i'm realy damn tired of this whole thing with 187 jamb score |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by DonEvarest(m): 9:35am On Mar 13, 2016 |
The worst is that you will write the exam and exit the hall with all smiles but your result will shock you to the bones. This year's JAMB result lacks credibility and I support it's remarking.. I got 243 though, but that's a complete negation of my expectation! JAMB is inefficient. Period! |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by bennaz(m): 1:37pm On Mar 13, 2016 |
pls what university are yu aspiring for dix year?? Sorry to say yu are an ass if yu are d going for that same previous uni tat yu have tried thrice but weren't favored |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by Amplitron: 2:34pm On Mar 13, 2016 |
Guys, can you speak with people who have actually passed jamb and got admitted into universities to recheck this your opinions? Ask if they think they got the admissions through a crazy system that randomly awarded marks or if they think they got what they deserved. Speaking with people who are also yet to get it right is not the right way forward. It will buy you sympathies but not success. |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by xender(m): 4:54pm On Mar 13, 2016 |
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Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by iconSAGE1(m): 5:54pm On Mar 13, 2016 |
uchman: Please how do go about the pre science or diploma.. Pls i need information as soon as possible |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by uchman(m): 7:26am On Mar 14, 2016 |
iconSAGE1: Please check the website of the school you are interested in... Every information is written there... |
Re: Jamb:my Four Years Experience by ajanma2(m): 11:24pm On Mar 20, 2016 |
marinxxx:unizik is bleeped up.trust me.if u dnt knw sum1 dia,den OYO.I had 245 last year,50 in pume,psychology,no admsn hun.while ppl wif 15 in post ume got admission wif solid courses
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