samuelpeters:

That one is UNILORIN. Around 2015, UNN transfer fee was just 70k. It was later increased to 170k+ I'm sure its not up to 200k irrespective of courses sha..
Mind you, i know there will MUST be some connections here and there na
That was why i said " the person will have to visit the proposed university and check if there's space etal"

exactly where I'm driving at..but mehnnn you gas be very connected for things like that..

Good evening Everyone,I have some questions to ask.

Is it possible to go for a US elective while in a Nigerian Medical School?

If you have done it from Nigeria before or know someone who has please reply.

I want to know if it's possible to do, in this tight Nigerian Medical educational Setting.

Thanks as I look forward to your replies

Mandeyy:
It's acceptable, although it's not easy.

okey boss, though I have seen a lecturer's son who wanted to transfer from Delsu to AAU in 400l but AAU said they can't accept transfer in 400l.

hi guys I wanna ask a question: pls can I use the O'level I used to gain admission last year to register for next jamb?... I'm currently in 100lev bt I'm considering next jamb (mbbs)...can I use the same O'level I used to gain admission? note I wrote my waec in 2017...nd what is the validity of O'level?....I need a sincere ANS pls.

Lordsagna:
hi guys I wanna ask a question: pls can I use the O'level I used to gain admission last year to register for next jamb?... I'm currently in 100lev bt I'm considering next jamb (mbbs)...can I use the same O'level I used to gain admission? note I wrote my waec in 2017...nd what is the validity of O'level?....I need a sincere ANS pls.

You can use it, O'Level have no expiry date. It is valid for life.

Most agency or institution that put a cap of O' Level do so to vet age owing to how people change their age in this country. However, for admission purpose, O'Level is valid for life except stated otherwise by your intending institution.

Please who has successfully registered for unizik DE. I have been trying to register but the site is not responding. I used my phone (chrome). I have been able to create account but to proceed is becoming a problem.

ejehijustice:
You can use it, O'Level have no expiry date. It is valid for life.

Most agency or institution that put a cap of O' Level do so to vet age owing to how people change their age in this country. However, for admission purpose, O'Level is valid for life except stated otherwise by your intending institution.

Alright sir... I'm grateful

SESARS:
Please who has successfully registered for unizik DE. I have been trying to register but the site is not responding. I used my phone (chrome). I have been able to create account but to proceed is becoming a problem.

Pls can i get your number, i need to ask u some questions

Gemineye:
Pls can i get your number, i need to ask u some questions

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SESARS:


Please remove before you quote this.

Done
Will send u a pm

Jolene201:
ok.thanks..

Jolene, is that ur name or the moniker was inspired from something?

SESARS:


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Pls is that your whatsapp number, it didn't show

Pls how many years does it take to study medicine and surgery and how demanding is it �..

Gemineye:
Pls is that your whatsapp number, it didn't show

Not on WhatsApp for now. I will respond to your mail when I get home.

Adenols:
Pls how many years does it take to study medicine and surgery and how demanding is it �..

In Nigeria, normally it takes 6 years (+ X years: where the prevailing circumstances are beyond one's control viz ASUU strike, Repeats, MDCAN strikes, Accreditation issues) to finish the academic work of Medicine and Surgery.

You have to be smart and consistent to study Medicine not necessarily brilliant.

Adenols:
Pls how many years does it take to study medicine and surgery and how demanding is it �..

6 years if your school is fully accredited and is not affected by strike. You can spend as much as 11 years as the current medical students of IMSU and yes, medicine is very demanding because..
1. It has to do with life
2. You are to cover a lot of work in a very small time.

please, I have question to ask.
if someone fails two out of the three course in one's 1st MBBS exam in unical, does one still has chance to write it again or repeat the class?

or if one fails one out of the three, what will happen?

CynthiaSonia:
please, I have question to ask.
if someone fails two out of the three course in one's 1st MBBS exam in unical, does one still has chance to write it again or repeat the class?

or if one fails one out of the three, what will happen?

You should your school,MB policy

Like in UNN the former policy was that if you fail 1 or 2 you CAN resit the two exams in September,if you fail them again,you are leaving med school.

Now,it is only one attempt,if you fail one or two you are leaving automatically,no more resit in UNN

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Froshchuksswart:


You should your school,MB policy

Like in UNN the former policy was that if you fail 1 or 2 you CAN resit the two exams in September,if you fail them again,you are leaving med school.

Now,it is only one attempt,if you fail one or two you are leaving automatically,no more resit in UNN

Haaa

Please, is there any Ondo State medical University student here?

Kdtrey5:
why will one transfer from unn to ebsu

The uncertainty in UNN is enormous.

Froshchuksswart:


You should your school,MB policy

Like in UNN the former policy was that if you fail 1 or 2 you CAN resit the two exams in September,if you fail them again,you are leaving med school.

Now,it is only one attempt,if you fail one or two you are leaving automatically ,no more resit in UNN

This is strong
The uncertainty in the system could be the reason why that fellow had to transfer to EBSU.

Is it that they over admit students and try to cut down the population at all cost?

Abcruz:


This is strong
The uncertainty in the system could be the reason why that fellow had to transfer to EBSU.

Is it that they over admit students and try to cut down the population at all cost?

Yes. They admitted too much plus those that transferred from other departments to medicine and dentistry. Even pharmacy is facing that issue. When i was in 2nd year, my friend in biological sciences transferred to pharmacy and they were almost 498+ and they can't graduate more than 180. So they will make the rules strict and drop so many people on the way.
Med school now is one attempt or you leave. They are also looking at increasing pass mark to 60. Maybe they have implementated that one sef.

samuelpeters:

Yes. They admitted too much plus those that transferred from other departments to medicine and dentistry. Even pharmacy is facing that issue. When i was in 2nd year, my friend in biological sciences transferred to pharmacy and they were almost 498+ and they can't graduate more than 180. So they will make the rules strict and drop so many people on the way.
Med school now is one attempt or you leave. They are also looking at increasing pass mark to 60. Maybe they have implementated that one sef.

UNN is becoming a dubious school with their money making mentality..The huge number of students admitted is all about making profits.

samuelpeters:

Yes. They admitted too much plus those that transferred from other departments to medicine and dentistry. Even pharmacy is facing that issue. When i was in 2nd year, my friend in biological sciences transferred to pharmacy and they were almost 498+ and they can't graduate more than 180. So they will make the rules strict and drop so many people on the way.
Med school now is one attempt or you leave. They are also looking at increasing pass mark to 60. Maybe they have implementated that one sef.

Mehnn this unhealthy competition is so unfair. I've never heard anything of such until now.

By the way, does the rule only apply to 300level MB exam?

Abcruz:


Mehnn this unhealthy competition is so unfair. I've never heard anything of such until now.

By the way, does the rule only apply to 300level MB exam?

I think so. Because that is where there is a big opportunity to drop as many as possible.

This last MB ehhh...chai people failed and those that scaled through sef, the lecturers in clinical class are complaining they are too much. So they will stil look for a way to tackle it.

samuelpeters:

I think so. Because that is where there is a big opportunity to drop as many as possible.

This last MB ehhh...chai people failed and those that scaled through sef, the lecturers in clinical class are complaining they are too much. So they will stil look for a way to tackle it.

If the lecturers themselves were subjected to this same condition in the time of their training, how many of them would've graduated?

A certain lecturer in my school, in a bid to encourage us, never fails to make mention of how he repeated severally in med school before becoming a doctor against all odds.

Abcruz:


If the lecturers themselves were subjected to this same condition in the time of their training, how many of them would've graduated?

A certain lecturer in my school, in a bid to encourage us, never fails to make mention of how he repeated severally in med school before becoming a doctor against all odds.

Thats it sha...
Those that will graduate will graduate but it will require extra effort.

samuelpeters:

Yes. They admitted too much plus those that transferred from other departments to medicine and dentistry. Even pharmacy is facing that issue. When i was in 2nd year, my friend in biological sciences transferred to pharmacy and they were almost 498+ and they can't graduate more than 180. So they will make the rules strict and drop so many people on the way.
Med school now is one attempt or you leave. They are also looking at increasing pass mark to 60. Maybe they have implementated that one sef.

Froshchuksswart:


You should your school,MB policy

Like in UNN the former policy was that if you fail 1 or 2 you CAN resit the two exams in September,if you fail them again,you are leaving med school.

Now,it is only one attempt,if you fail one or two you are leaving automatically,no more resit in UNN

ahhh, this is strong ooo.
but pls, do u know about that of unical's MBBS policy?

or anyone who knows should pls tell me.

samuelpeters:

Yes. They admitted too much plus those that transferred from other departments to medicine and dentistry. Even pharmacy is facing that issue. When i was in 2nd year, my friend in biological sciences transferred to pharmacy and they were almost 498+ and they can't graduate more than 180. So they will make the rules strict and drop so many people on the way.
Med school now is one attempt or you leave. They are also looking at increasing pass mark to 60. Maybe they have implementated that one sef.

If only those innocent people in 100L know what's up...