syncACE:

Do you even know the implications of scrapping post ume?
It would cause an increase in the already increased malpractice in waec, cos if you have 2 or 3 a1 in your result you'll get admitted
Bro, am not ready to write another waec, i take God beg you

if one is not very lucky with his/her waec grades. he/she should put more effort in jamb.

but frankly, this putme is causing more harm than good.

DanielsParker:


if one is not very lucky with his/her waec grades. he/she should put more effort in jamb.

but frankly, this putme is causing more harm than good.

Trust me jamb score has no weight...i applied for ui last year, scored 226, had 2 c6, 2 c5 and 1 b3, after calculating the points i had 44.7 percent...
I calculated the jamb score i must have to reach 50 points with that o level result and it was close to 300...
Post ume is better in the sense that you'll compete by yourself with other students...

syncACE:

Trust me jamb score has no weight...i applied for ui last year, scored 226, had 2 c6, 2 c5 and 1 b3, after calculating the points i had 44.7 percent...
I calculated the jamb score i must have to reach 50 points with that o level result and it was close to 300...
Post ume is better in the sense that you'll compete by yourself with other students...

I see your point, good luck

2kass:
Naira land is just like a Blog kai.... entirely different topic compared to the article.

He said disregards any news stating that there must be a refund, but criticized schools that charged above N2,000, stating that dey disregarded the ministers directive

Please read before you embarrass yourself. He said to disregard rumours that the minister said schools should refund the money paid for post UTME but schools that charged more than 2k will refund the extra charge

I laugh in Swahili