I wanted my younger Sister to study Nursing, but so unfortunate that she scored just 145 in her Jamb. Now, am confuse in making my decision. So, I urge you guys to help me suggest the course and possibly institution that you think can be best for her and her Jamb score. I would have said let her wait till next year, but she is 22 already and has stayed long at home without doing anything.


God bless you as you make your suggestion(s) without minding my English.

Why wasting precious time and effort writing jamb over and over again.Here in Benin Republic you get admitted without jamb result and still go for NYSC after completion of program.

Let's talk on WhatsApp for more info
09050762607

the best thing you can do for your sister now is to advise her to go learn a trade or skill. cos based on her performance in jamb, she'll struggle to even graduate with a pass in any Nigerian uni.

Chrisrare:
the best thing you can do for your sister now is to advise her to go learn a trade or skill. cos based on her performance in jamb, she'll struggle to even graduate with a pass in any Nigerian uni.

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Chrisrare:
the best thing you can do for your sister now is to advise her to go learn a trade or skill. cos based on her performance in jamb, she'll struggle to even graduate with a pass in any Nigerian uni.

I disagree totally with you on the last sentence. If admitted she could break record.

It is a matter of determination. But JAMB is always there to pose a hurdle.

Chrisrare:
the best thing you can do for your sister now is to advise her to go learn a trade or skill. cos based on her performance in jamb, she'll struggle to even graduate with a pass in any Nigerian uni.

I disconcord with that. Their are duller people than her in the university.

I guess it has been long she read..or she has finished from secondary school quite long before writing her UTME...I would have suggested A'level exams like IJMB but she is below average...she can enroll for a predegree program or better still,she can get admission into a private polytechnic...

yusman14:
I guess it has been long she read..or she has finished from secondary school quite long before writing her UTME...I would have suggested A'level exams like IJMB but she is below average...she can enroll for a predegree program or better still,she can get admission into a private polytechnic...

Yeah, you are right. She finished secondary school since 2016. Then, she had issues with her WAEC which made her to rewrite it again in 2017.. Last year was her first time to sit for Jamb and her score was not that fine, that made me to wait till this year and now the thing is not still good. I don't really blame her anyway, because her secondary school days was not like others. At a point she had to pause for one year(that was her SS2)due to financial struggle, for me to finish my higher institution. This her sacrifice for me has been the reason why I insisted that I must make sure that she finish her school.

Chrisrare:
the best thing you can do for your sister now is to advise her to go learn a trade or skill. cos based on her performance in jamb, she'll struggle to even graduate with a pass in any Nigerian uni.

I was very good in Mathematics and Chemistry but was not good at all in English(due to the school I attended) during my Secondary school days. I got 197 in my Jamb back then in 2010 which I used to study Microbiology in a Private Polytechnic. But do you know that I started learning how to speak correct English in my year ONE(though I still have loop holes), but I thank God I graduated with 2.1..... So, what am trying to say is that she can still improve, it is all about determination and hard working.

Thanks for your advice tho

Sunstar9:
Why wasting precious time and effort writing jamb over and over again.Here in Benin Republic you get admitted without jamb result and still go for NYSC after completion of program.

Let's talk on WhatsApp for more info
09050762607

Hmm... Is Benin Republic not too far for her? Just asking oooo

Anyway I will chat you as you said for more info

simultaneousboi:
I was very good in Mathematics and Chemistry but was not good at all in English(due to the school I attended) during my Secondary school days. I got 197 in my Jamb back then in 2010 which I used to study Microbiology in a Private Polytechnic. But do you know that I started learning how to speak correct English in my year ONE(though I still have loop holes), but I thank God I graduated with 2.1..... So, what am trying to say is that she can still improve, it is all about determination and hard working.

Thanks for your advice tho

of course she can improve. good luck to her and well done for everything you're trying to do for her.

Chrisrare:
of course she can improve. good luck to her and well done for everything you're trying to do for her.

Thanks

simultaneousboi:
I wanted my younger Sister to study Nursing, but so unfortunate that she scored just 145 in her Jamb. Now, am confuse in making my decision. So, I urge you guys to help me suggest the course and possibly institution that you think can be best for her and her Jamb score. I would have said let her wait till next year, but she is 22 already and has stayed long at home without doing anything.


God bless you as you make your suggestion(s) without minding my English.

This is why polythecnics are created. Enroll her in one!

simultaneousboi:
Yeah, you are right. She finished secondary school since 2016. Then, she had issues with her WAEC which made her to rewrite it again in 2017.. Last year was her first time to sit for Jamb and her score was not that fine, that made me to wait till this year and now the thing is not still good. I don't really blame her anyway, because her secondary school days was not like others. At a point she had to pause for one year(that was her SS2)due to financial struggle, for me to finish my higher institution. This her sacrifice for me has been the reason why I insisted that I must make sure that she finish her school.

Oh...I understand bro...the break she had then has effect sincerely..If JAMB decides to conduct UTME exam next year it will be better...but FG is the one to put a say because UTME may not be conducted next year because this year candidates haven't resume...A'level exams are cost and I don't think you can afford it due to the financial constraints...the best for her is to write another UTME....

With your financial status, let her enroll for predegree in northern part, she will secure admission there (I suggested kasu, UDUS,

LordIsaac:

This is why polythecnics are created. Enroll her in one!

Ok bro.... But no much relevant course to study in Poly

yusman14:
Oh...I understand bro...the break she had then has effect sincerely..If JAMB decides to conduct UTME exam next year it will be better...but FG is the one to put a say because UTME may not be conducted next year because this year candidates haven't resume...A'level exams are cost and I don't think you can afford it due to the financial constraints...the best for her is to write another UTME....

Thanks brotherly