Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Effizist(m): 12:50pm On May 19, 2019 |
igwedehxy:
dont settle down for that course. it has depression and unfufillment embedded in it. i will advise u try again even while u keep urself busy with the course. Never settle for it!! Alot of her graduates are depressed or backward in achievements. thanks...so it isn't advisable to go for the course, which other medical course is more preferable with a low jamb score of 224 |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by horpeyemmi66(m): 1:38pm On May 19, 2019 |
Effizist: pls house is it advisable to study physiology with the intention of applying for direct entry into medicine and surgery after completion of the programme...pls i need advice as soon as possible thanks I believe I am in a better position to answer your question sir. It all started with the intention to study Medicine. A lot of constraints, as is the norm with numerous individuals aspiring to study Medicine. I got the UTME form in '15 (I had 269) applying for Dentistry hoping to cross from Dentistry to Medicine; a brazen foolhardiness. Eventually, I was told one couldn't cross in between two professional courses. So, I decided to get a JAMB change of course form to change my course from Dentistry to Physiology. That's a sin I am working fastidiously to atone for. Eventually I got Physiology, I could have gotten Dentistry and probably be at UCH presently now, but then and again, shit happens. Now to Physiology, to be candid, it's not as bad as people have made it out to be. When looking back in retrospect, one should count his blessings not the losses. I am in 400L now, glory be to the Almighty. Now, why people feel Physiology isn't worth it. To begin with, you get to do almost all the same courses with the Medicine guys at the Preclinical level. Here at UI, some of our Anatomy questions are repeated for the Medicine/Dental guys, which isn't too surprising. You see them coming to get the questions after some of our exams because they sometimes repeat these questions for them, word for word. It is imperative to state herein that, Medical and Dental guys go way deeper and faster. Again, they do things like Neuroanatomy, Embryology(UNIBEN Physiology guys do this, UI's Physiology doesn't), Dental Anatomy, Oral biology. Although, you without doubt ought to grasp Physiology better than them. They are learning Physiology at an accelerated pace, but you learn it way deeper and detailed than them over three years(excluding 100L) culminating in a research project and eventually a degree. Biochemistry in most instances is the Achilles heel of students of Colleges of Medicine and Faculties of Health Sciences. So many pathways, they need you to write a lot of stories and in many instances have callous and sadistic lecturers who are just of the Devil. So, no one escapes, even Pharmacy guys. Here in UI, I have done 6 Biochemistries so far, I got one left in 400L. I did three Biochemistries in the last semester, so you know. Although there are still differences, the Medicine guys get to do stuffs like Xenobiotics, but Physiology doesn't. Now, there's a major advantage of having a B.Sc in Physiology, you'd be well grounded in the basic medical Sciences. It wouldn't be your first time seeing a cadaver, neither would you be taught how to arrange your essay when writing when you go back to study Medicine, inter alia. The demerit: the time spent in school, nothing less than 10+x years in school(I'm factoring in the fact that you probably study Physiology presently). I'd be beginning my project work in Reproductive Physiology and Developmental Programming. This gives me a sort of edge research-wise. I know the basic tenets of research. A lecturer of mine Dr. Odukanmi had his B.Sc from Ilorin, had his Msc at Ibadan and went back to Ilorin for Medicine. So it's not a new thing, there are many cases like this. Finally, there are many ways you can choose to Utilize your degree. We can't all become lecturers. Take for example this guy, Babatunde Fashola, a software engineer, who is one of the 11 Nigerians who work at Twitter's Headquarters in San Francisco. He had his first degree in Physiology from UI and went to get an MSc in Bioinformatics from Morgan state University. Doing a direct entry actually makes sense. It just doesn't check the box for me. It means I'd have to wait to get a call up letter, go and serve, be patient enough to get the discharge certificate and then apply for a direct entry whose chances are 50:50. Well, I obtained the UTME form this year, filled out Dentistry at the ABU, had 297 and hopefully would get Dentistry this year. I'd just run my first year and NYSC together in Kaduna. I can't go and sit down somewhere waiting for call up letter. And the NYSC thing is usually in batches. Who knows, perhaps by the time I get mobilized, I would already be in 2nd semester of my first year at Zaria. University of Ibadan has a slow academic calendar. My advice, get Physiology, try the UTME again in 100L.. It might be tedious but it's worth it. Keep trying, till you get the Medicine. This is as abridged as It can get. Nothing is good and nothing is bad. It all depends on how you see it. Be resolute about your goal but flexible about your method. I wish you the very best my friend. Yours. 19 Likes |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by horpeyemmi66(m): 1:48pm On May 19, 2019 |
DrOptimistic: What about BUK or Unical? Which one among the two will you advise for me? I don't want to waste that jamb score this year. Sorry for the late reply, please, Bayero University Kano. Make sure you kill their post utme. That University is going places. |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by TONYE001(m): 2:06pm On May 19, 2019 |
horpeyemmi66:
I believe I am in a better position to answer your question sir. It all started with the intention to study Medicine. A lot of constraints, as is the norm with numerous individuals aspiring to study Medicine. I got the UTME form in '15 (I had 269) applying for Dentistry hoping to cross from Dentistry to Medicine; a brazen foolhardiness. Eventually, I was told one couldn't cross in between two professional courses. So, I decided to get a JAMB change of course form to change my course from Dentistry to Physiology. That's a sin I am working fastidiously to atone for.
Eventually I got Physiology, I could have gotten Dentistry and probably be at UCH presently now, but then and again, shit happens. Now to Physiology, to be candid, it's not as bad as people have made it out to be. When looking back in retrospect, one should count his blessings not the losses. I am in 400L now, glory be to the Almighty.
Now, why people feel Physiology isn't worth it. To begin with, you get to do almost all the same courses with the Medicine guys at the Preclinical level. Here at UI, some of our Anatomy questions are repeated for the Medicine/Dental guys, which isn't too surprising. You see them coming to get the questions after some of our exams because they sometimes repeat these questions for them, word for word. It is imperative to state herein that, Medical and Dental guys go way deeper and faster. Again, they do things like Neuroanatomy, Embryology(UNIBEN Physiology guys do this, UI's Physiology doesn't), Dental Anatomy, Oral biology.
Although, you without doubt ought to grasp Physiology better than them. They are learning Physiology at an accelerated pace, but you learn it way deeper and detailed than them over three years(excluding 100L) culminating in a research project and eventually a degree.
Biochemistry in most instances is the Achilles heel of students of Colleges of Medicine and Faculties of Health Sciences. So many pathways, they need you to write a lot of stories and in many instances have callous and sadistic lecturers who are just of the Devil. So, no one escapes, even Pharmacy guys. Here in UI, I have done 6 Biochemistries so far, I got one left in 400L. I did three Biochemistries in the last semester, so you know. Although there are still differences, the Medicine guys get to do stuffs like Xenobiotics, but Physiology doesn't.
Now, there's a major advantage of having a B.Sc in Physiology, you'd be well grounded in the basic medical Sciences. It wouldn't be your first time seeing a cadaver, neither would you be taught how to arrange your essay when writing when you go back to study Medicine. The demerit: the time spent in school, nothing less than 10+x years in school(I'm factoring in the fact that you probably study Physiology presently). I'd be beginning my project work in Reproductive Physiology and Developmental Programming. This gives me a sort of edge research-wise. I know the basic tenets of research.
A lecturer of mine Dr. Odukanmi had his B.Sc from Ilorin, had his Msc at Ibadan and went back to Ilorin for Medicine. So it's not a new thing, there are many cases like this.
Finally, there are many ways you can choose to Utilize your degree. We can't all become lecturers. Take for example this guy, Babatunde Fashola, a software engineer, who is one of the 11 Nigerians who work at Twitter's Headquarters in San Francisco. He had his first degree in Physiology from UI and went to get an MSc in Bioinformatics from Morgan state University.
Doing a direct entry actually makes sense. It just doesn't check the box for me. It means I'd have to wait to get a call up letter, go and serve, be patient enough to get the discharge certificate and then apply for a direct entry whose chances are 50:50. Well, I obtained the UTME form this year, filled out Dentistry at the ABU, had 297 and hopefully would get Dentistry this year. I'd just run my first year and NYSC together in Kaduna. I can't go and sit down somewhere waiting for call up letter. And the NYSC thing is usually in batches. Who knows, perhaps by the time I get mobilized, I would already be in 2nd semester of my first year at Zaria. University of Ibadan has a slow academic calendar.
My advice, get Physiology, try the UTME again in 100L.. It might be tedious but it's worth it. Keep trying, till you get the Medicine.
This is as abridged as It can get. Nothing is good and nothing is bad. It all depends on how you see it.
I wish you the very best my friend.
Yours. Quite similar to my story. Had B. Sc and M. Sc in Physiology (UniPort) before coming back for medicine (UniAbuja). Currently at 400L. Got in through DE though. This story and the many others out there should encourage those that are unable to get medicine directly but have any of the allied health courses. If you love medicine enough, you should go any length (legal) to get in. What can be worse than leaving your family (wife and two boys) at PH just to pursue medicine at Abuja? Maybe death. 21 Likes |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by ISISs(m): 5:56pm On May 19, 2019 |
It's an art! I greet all here. I am left with just Histology and physiology and i'll be done with first Test. I need ur prayers Ooo.. 300level soon. BDS UNN. Dr Xlow. 11 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Tresellea: 9:37pm On May 19, 2019 |
Please guys, is it best to choose dentistry at unimaid or medicine at federal university dutse as second choice?
P.s. My first choice is dentistry at BUK. |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by horpeyemmi66(m): 10:08pm On May 19, 2019 |
Tresellea: Please guys, is it best to choose dentistry at unimaid or medicine at federal university dutse as second choice?
P.s. My first choice is dentistry at BUK. Why Medicine or Dentistry? It should be either of them, neither is in any way inferior to the other, ok. What was your UTME score? |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by DrOptimistic: 10:26pm On May 19, 2019 |
horpeyemmi66:
Sorry for the late reply, please, Bayero University Kano. Make sure you kill their post utme. That University is going places. Thanks for this valuable advice. God will help me. |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Benjax(m): 10:34pm On May 19, 2019 |
ISISs: It's an art!
I greet all here. I am left with just Histology and physiology and i'll be done with first Test. I need ur prayers Ooo.. 300level soon. BDS UNN. Dr Xlow. Wow...Chief, you have my best wishes. Good luck in the journey of this solemn Arts. 1 Like |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by DrOptimistic: 10:35pm On May 19, 2019 |
horpeyemmi66:
Why Medicine or Dentistry? It should be either of them, neither is in any way inferior to the other, ok. What was your UTME score? Are you on whatsapp? I have something to ask from you. |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by DrOptimistic: 10:39pm On May 19, 2019 |
horpeyemmi66:
Why Medicine or Dentistry? It should be either of them, neither is in any way inferior to the other, ok. What was your UTME score? Are you on whatsapp? I have some things to ask from you. |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by igwedehxy: 10:58pm On May 19, 2019 |
Effizist:
thanks...so it isn't advisable to go for the course, which other medical course is more preferable with a low jamb score of 224 Try proffesional course in other Allied health care fields like Nursing, Physiotherapy, pharmacy or even Radiology. Medical Lab too is a goal. Study courses that you will be licensed to practice at the end. All those BMS courses dont have license. 1 Like |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by emmysolo2001(f): 11:54pm On May 19, 2019 |
Good evening to those who have been there before me, please I need an advise I have always wanted to study medicine but because of low jamb score I wasn't admitted. So 2017 I wrote jamb again and scored 234 and I put pharmacy asy course in uniuyo but still wasn't admitted. 2019 that's currently now I scored 200 in jamb which is very low,I am confused with the course to study, am thinking of SLT and biochemistry but I need to go to school this year.don't know what to do. |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Tresellea: 1:39am On May 20, 2019 |
horpeyemmi66:
Why Medicine or Dentistry? It should be either of them, neither is in any way inferior to the other, ok. What was your UTME score? I want to study dentistry but dutse doesn't offer it. My second choice is currently biochemistry at dutse, and I'm thinking about doing change of institution/course. My score is 232 but I took the utme exam at a foreign country so I only need to score the minimum score for the school (according to JAMB website). |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Deebliss(m): 4:25am On May 20, 2019 |
emmysolo2001: Good evening to those who have been there before me, please I need an advise I have always wanted to study medicine but because of low jamb score I wasn't admitted. So 2017 I wrote jamb again and scored 234 and I put pharmacy asy course in uniuyo but still wasn't admitted. 2019 that's currently now I scored 200 in jamb which is very low,I am confused with the course to study, am thinking of SLT and biochemistry but I need to go to school this year.don't know what to do. |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Deebliss(m): 4:26am On May 20, 2019 |
emmysolo2001: Good evening to those who have been there before me, please I need an advise I have always wanted to study medicine but because of low jamb score I wasn't admitted. So 2017 I wrote jamb again and scored 234 and I put pharmacy asy course in uniuyo but still wasn't admitted. 2019 that's currently now I scored 200 in jamb which is very low,I am confused with the course to study, am thinking of SLT and biochemistry but I need to go to school this year.don't know what to do. Congrats on your score The UTME general performance was low this year you still have a nice score. Between SLT and Biochemistry, both courses are ok. Do a little research or you might also meet those doing these courses and make direct enquires about them. As for choice of institution, I would rather you choosed a university that conducts post UTME rather than Uniuyo that doesn't as this might increase your chances of getting admission with a good putme score when both are considered for admission. |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by ISISs(m): 4:44am On May 20, 2019 |
Benjax:
Wow...Chief, you have my best wishes. Good luck in the journey of this solemn Arts. Thanks a Hundred benjax. I salute. |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by ISISs(m): 4:49am On May 20, 2019 |
Tresellea: Please guys, is it best to choose dentistry at unimaid or medicine at federal university dutse as second choice?
P.s. My first choice is dentistry at BUK. Don't be confused bruh, don't mix medicine and dentistry, don't substitute one for another..u might regret at the end of the day. Choose one that u have passion for and read terribly hard for it. It is 6ix years. Once u are done, I am not sure u will regret it. Pay comes in cool. Pending on which ever u choose, u'll have time to watch GOT! 2 Likes 1 Share |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by horpeyemmi66(m): 5:14am On May 20, 2019 |
Tresellea:
I want to study dentistry but dutse doesn't offer it. My second choice is currently biochemistry at dutse, and I'm thinking about doing change of institution/course. My score is 232 but I took the utme exam at a foreign country so I only need to score the minimum score for the school (according to JAMB website). |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by TRAILBLAIZER: 7:26am On May 20, 2019 |
update on mybjourney into the medical world for those of you guys that have been following my story right here in this group although this year's jamb want much of a misfit i got 256 currently going udusok will answer my call and give me pharmacy #fingers crossed 2 Likes |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by DrOptimistic: 7:41am On May 20, 2019 |
horpeyemmi66:
Let's talk on whatsapp:
Seen. Thanks. You can now modify your post to remove your number. |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Tresellea: 12:57pm On May 20, 2019 |
Thanks bro, I'm leaning towards dentistry because it's good for me in the long run (I've been doing research since early secondary school days). And since I get to watch my shows either way then I'll stick to it. ISISs:
Don't be confused bruh, don't mix medicine and dentistry, don't substitute one for another..u might regret at the end of the day.
Choose one that u have passion for and read terribly hard for it. It is 6ix years. Once u are done, I am not sure u will regret it.
Pay comes in cool. Pending on which ever u choose, u'll have time to watch GOT!
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Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by horpeyemmi66(m): 2:25pm On May 20, 2019 |
Tresellea: Thanks bro, I'm leaning towards dentistry because it's good for me in the long run (I've been doing research since early secondary school days). And since I get to watch my shows either way then I'll stick to it.
What University is your first choice? |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by enya101: 6:03pm On May 20, 2019 |
Quite inspiring. But I wonder, why didn't you change to Dentistry after your 100L. I hear that is possible in UI horpeyemmi66:
I believe I am in a better position to answer your question sir. It all started with the intention to study Medicine. A lot of constraints, as is the norm with numerous individuals aspiring to study Medicine. I got the UTME form in '15 (I had 269) applying for Dentistry hoping to cross from Dentistry to Medicine; a brazen foolhardiness. Eventually, I was told one couldn't cross in between two professional courses. So, I decided to get a JAMB change of course form to change my course from Dentistry to Physiology. That's a sin I am working fastidiously to atone for.
Eventually I got Physiology, I could have gotten Dentistry and probably be at UCH presently now, but then and again, shit happens. Now to Physiology, to be candid, it's not as bad as people have made it out to be. When looking back in retrospect, one should count his blessings not the losses. I am in 400L now, glory be to the Almighty.
Now, why people feel Physiology isn't worth it. To begin with, you get to do almost all the same courses with the Medicine guys at the Preclinical level. Here at UI, some of our Anatomy questions are repeated for the Medicine/Dental guys, which isn't too surprising. You see them coming to get the questions after some of our exams because they sometimes repeat these questions for them, word for word. It is imperative to state herein that, Medical and Dental guys go way deeper and faster. Again, they do things like Neuroanatomy, Embryology(UNIBEN Physiology guys do this, UI's Physiology doesn't), Dental Anatomy, Oral biology.
Although, you without doubt ought to grasp Physiology better than them. They are learning Physiology at an accelerated pace, but you learn it way deeper and detailed than them over three years(excluding 100L) culminating in a research project and eventually a degree.
Biochemistry in most instances is the Achilles heel of students of Colleges of Medicine and Faculties of Health Sciences. So many pathways, they need you to write a lot of stories and in many instances have callous and sadistic lecturers who are just of the Devil. So, no one escapes, even Pharmacy guys. Here in UI, I have done 6 Biochemistries so far, I got one left in 400L. I did three Biochemistries in the last semester, so you know. Although there are still differences, the Medicine guys get to do stuffs like Xenobiotics, but Physiology doesn't.
Now, there's a major advantage of having a B.Sc in Physiology, you'd be well grounded in the basic medical Sciences. It wouldn't be your first time seeing a cadaver, neither would you be taught how to arrange your essay when writing when you go back to study Medicine. The demerit: the time spent in school, nothing less than 10+x years in school(I'm factoring in the fact that you probably study Physiology presently). I'd be beginning my project work in Reproductive Physiology and Developmental Programming. This gives me a sort of edge research-wise. I know the basic tenets of research.
A lecturer of mine Dr. Odukanmi had his B.Sc from Ilorin, had his Msc at Ibadan and went back to Ilorin for Medicine. So it's not a new thing, there are many cases like this.
Finally, there are many ways you can choose to Utilize your degree. We can't all become lecturers. Take for example this guy, Babatunde Fashola, a software engineer, who is one of the 11 Nigerians who work at Twitter's Headquarters in San Francisco. He had his first degree in Physiology from UI and went to get an MSc in Bioinformatics from Morgan state University.
Doing a direct entry actually makes sense. It just doesn't check the box for me. It means I'd have to wait to get a call up letter, go and serve, be patient enough to get the discharge certificate and then apply for a direct entry whose chances are 50:50. Well, I obtained the UTME form this year, filled out Dentistry at the ABU, had 297 and hopefully would get Dentistry this year. I'd just run my first year and NYSC together in Kaduna. I can't go and sit down somewhere waiting for call up letter. And the NYSC thing is usually in batches. Who knows, perhaps by the time I get mobilized, I would already be in 2nd semester of my first year at Zaria. University of Ibadan has a slow academic calendar.
My advice, get Physiology, try the UTME again in 100L.. It might be tedious but it's worth it. Keep trying, till you get the Medicine.
This is as abridged as It can get. Nothing is good and nothing is bad. It all depends on how you see it.
Be resolute about your goal but flexible about your method.
I wish you the very best my friend.
Yours. |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by dunsin125: 6:10pm On May 20, 2019 |
TONYE001:
Quite similar to my story.
Had B. Sc and M. Sc in Physiology (UniPort) before coming back for medicine (UniAbuja). Currently at 400L. Got in through DE though.
This story and the many others out there should encourage those that are unable to get medicine directly but have any of the allied health courses. If you love medicine enough, you should go any length (legal) to get in.
What can be worse than leaving your family (wife and two boys) at PH just to pursue medicine at Abuja? Maybe death. Bros, I salute your passion and even more the support of your lady 3 Likes |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by dunsin125: 6:11pm On May 20, 2019 |
horpeyemmi66:
I believe I am in a better position to answer your question sir. It all started with the intention to study Medicine. A lot of constraints, as is the norm with numerous individuals aspiring to study Medicine. I got the UTME form in '15 (I had 269) applying for Dentistry hoping to cross from Dentistry to Medicine; a brazen foolhardiness. Eventually, I was told one couldn't cross in between two professional courses. So, I decided to get a JAMB change of course form to change my course from Dentistry to Physiology. That's a sin I am working fastidiously to atone for.
Eventually I got Physiology, I could have gotten Dentistry and probably be at UCH presently now, but then and again, shit happens. Now to Physiology, to be candid, it's not as bad as people have made it out to be. When looking back in retrospect, one should count his blessings not the losses. I am in 400L now, glory be to the Almighty.
Now, why people feel Physiology isn't worth it. To begin with, you get to do almost all the same courses with the Medicine guys at the Preclinical level. Here at UI, some of our Anatomy questions are repeated for the Medicine/Dental guys, which isn't too surprising. You see them coming to get the questions after some of our exams because they sometimes repeat these questions for them, word for word. It is imperative to state herein that, Medical and Dental guys go way deeper and faster. Again, they do things like Neuroanatomy, Embryology(UNIBEN Physiology guys do this, UI's Physiology doesn't), Dental Anatomy, Oral biology.
Although, you without doubt ought to grasp Physiology better than them. They are learning Physiology at an accelerated pace, but you learn it way deeper and detailed than them over three years(excluding 100L) culminating in a research project and eventually a degree.
Biochemistry in most instances is the Achilles heel of students of Colleges of Medicine and Faculties of Health Sciences. So many pathways, they need you to write a lot of stories and in many instances have callous and sadistic lecturers who are just of the Devil. So, no one escapes, even Pharmacy guys. Here in UI, I have done 6 Biochemistries so far, I got one left in 400L. I did three Biochemistries in the last semester, so you know. Although there are still differences, the Medicine guys get to do stuffs like Xenobiotics, but Physiology doesn't.
Now, there's a major advantage of having a B.Sc in Physiology, you'd be well grounded in the basic medical Sciences. It wouldn't be your first time seeing a cadaver, neither would you be taught how to arrange your essay when writing when you go back to study Medicine. The demerit: the time spent in school, nothing less than 10+x years in school(I'm factoring in the fact that you probably study Physiology presently). I'd be beginning my project work in Reproductive Physiology and Developmental Programming. This gives me a sort of edge research-wise. I know the basic tenets of research.
A lecturer of mine Dr. Odukanmi had his B.Sc from Ilorin, had his Msc at Ibadan and went back to Ilorin for Medicine. So it's not a new thing, there are many cases like this.
Finally, there are many ways you can choose to Utilize your degree. We can't all become lecturers. Take for example this guy, Babatunde Fashola, a software engineer, who is one of the 11 Nigerians who work at Twitter's Headquarters in San Francisco. He had his first degree in Physiology from UI and went to get an MSc in Bioinformatics from Morgan state University.
Doing a direct entry actually makes sense. It just doesn't check the box for me. It means I'd have to wait to get a call up letter, go and serve, be patient enough to get the discharge certificate and then apply for a direct entry whose chances are 50:50. Well, I obtained the UTME form this year, filled out Dentistry at the ABU, had 297 and hopefully would get Dentistry this year. I'd just run my first year and NYSC together in Kaduna. I can't go and sit down somewhere waiting for call up letter. And the NYSC thing is usually in batches. Who knows, perhaps by the time I get mobilized, I would already be in 2nd semester of my first year at Zaria. University of Ibadan has a slow academic calendar.
My advice, get Physiology, try the UTME again in 100L.. It might be tedious but it's worth it. Keep trying, till you get the Medicine.
This is as abridged as It can get. Nothing is good and nothing is bad. It all depends on how you see it.
Be resolute about your goal but flexible about your method.
I wish you the very best my friend.
Yours. wow, you just made my day... I am in the position as you bro, planning to take jamb for 2nd degree. Can we talk on WhatsApp, its like you will be my senior colleague� 1 Like |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by sholahokif: 7:19pm On May 20, 2019 |
Good Evening Medics, Please kindly suggest schools where a UTME score of 253 can have a good chance of admission. thank you. |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by horpeyemmi66(m): 9:25pm On May 20, 2019 |
dunsin125: wow, you just made my day... I am in the position as you bro, planning to take jamb for 2nd degree. Can we talk on WhatsApp, its like you will be my senior colleague� 09058808119 sholahokif: Good Evening Medics, Please kindly suggest schools where a UTME score of 253 can have a good chance of admission. thank you. What course? |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Thewhizzkid1(m): 10:05pm On May 20, 2019 |
Hello gurus. Please I want to know...If beta blockers and vasodilators can be used in the treatment of cardiac failure. Then why are the central acting sympathoplegics not used? |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Tresellea: 10:26pm On May 20, 2019 |
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Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Nobody: 10:42pm On May 20, 2019 |
Tresellea:
I want to study dentistry but dutse doesn't offer it. My second choice is currently biochemistry at dutse, and I'm thinking about doing change of institution/course. My score is 232 but I took the utme exam at a foreign country so I only need to score the minimum score for the school (according to JAMB website). |
Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by sholahokif: 12:29am On May 21, 2019 |
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