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Bagboii:
It was a decision you took to open this thread out of numerous threads.. Decisions can either lead you into a lifetime of happiness or regrets..

You can never get rich in life through making POOR DECISIONS. Staying broke is a reflection of your POOR DECISIONS .Becoming rich is a reflection of your RICH DECISIONS..

You graduated with one of the best grades but still no job yet after a long while and u keep on saying that, u want to work in a well paying company or nothing else, That is is a POOR DECISION. Why don't u think of how to source for capital and invest it in an idea that can give u a source of income while still aiming for that job. That is a RICH DECISION

Because u are a graduate and you have a Nysc certificate, Then u start feeling like some menial jobs, are not meant to be done by u, even if it could be a steady source of income for u ? That is a POOR DECISION .

You are born and raised in a poor home and u keep telling yourself that if your parents were wealthy, you would have had a better life.. That is a POOR DECISION instead tell yourself this, I grew up in a poor home but my own children must not grow up in a poor home. That is a RICH DECISION.

Your parents are finding it hard to send u to school and even to feed u as their child is hard for them and u are silently asking yourself why God decided to put u in that family, That is a POOR DECISION Instead tell yourself this, GOD put me in this family so that i can change the story of my parents for good, That is a RICH DECISION.

In Summary.. your mind is the engine, The decisions u make is the fuel that would either power the engine through the destination to a Life u dream of..

Please here is an illustration below and please using Lagos and Akwaibom is just an illustration not that I mean u re in Lagos going to Akwa Ibom :

You are in Lagos YOUR PRESENT SITUATION) and your destination is Akwa Ibom (THE LUXURY KIND OF LIFE YOU WANT TO LIVE) ,Ur Life is the Car, Your mind is the engine, your decisions is the fuel that would power the engine which is your life to your destination. if u buy just 2 litres of fuel (POOR DECISIONS) It can never take your car (YOUR LIFE) to reach your destination Akwa Ibom (THE LUXURY KIND OF LIFE U WANT TO LIVE)

fight for your dream and it will fight for you

NaijaOlosho:

czarina:
Animal! Thinking with his prick.

czarina:
Animal! Thinking with his prick.

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thugmanwiz:
The most questions, we receive daily are always related to admission lists. Questions such as: • How many admission list would this University Release? • When is this admission list coming out? • How many candidates can this University admit? • How do I know if I would be admitted? • What names are in the first/second choice admission lists? And many others…. Let’s go over these questions one after the other, 1. HOW MANY BATCHES ADMISSION LIST DOES A UNIVERSITY RELEASE: Ideally, Every Institution is expected to release four (4) different batches of admission list, as detailed below: • The First Batch: Also known as the first merit admission list, consists of the names of candidates who selected the institution as their First choice institution, during the JAMB UTME registration, and also beat the stipulated cut-off marks by the Institution in question. Such candidates can find their names on the JAMB official website sometimes, before it is uploaded by the Institution. • The Second Batch: Also known as the Second merit admission list, consists of the names of candidates who selected the institution as their First choice institution, during the JAMB UTME registration, and also beat the stipulated cut-off marks by the Institution in question. Such candidates can also find their names on the JAMB official website sometimes, before it is uploaded by the Institution. • The Supplementary Admission List: This is also merit list, which comes after the first and second admission lists, but in contrast to the above lists, this contains the names of candidates who did not meet the cut-off marks for their selected courses, and hence, opt for a new course with a lower cut-off, which they meet. The Merit list, bears 70% of the total number of admitted persons per session, as detailed by JAMB. Sometimes, this list is also merged with the Unmerit list, whose details appear below. • The Unmerit List: This list consists of candidates who did not meet the cut-off of the course they are admitted for(non- merit) but exceed the general admission cut-off mark(so in some way, merit). This list is where lists such as the VC list, professors, staffs, Traditional rulers, Governors, senators and other high profile Individual quotas are contained. It might be also interest you to note that, Sometimes, the first and second batches are combined as one, making only 3 list like in the case of OAU ile-ife. Some other institution combines the supplementary with the Non-merit list, releasing it as one list. An institution like UNN, covenant, UNIZIK, UNIBEN and many others, would continue releasing list until matriculation is done. Drafted from a Book by Obasi Chinedu David Silva, ‘The Guide To Admissions In Nigerian Tertiary Institutions”. 2. WHEN IS THE ADMISSION LIST COMING OUT: In regards to this, its not in our capacity, to tell when a list is going to be released. Only the Institution and JAMB has the right to release a list, when they please. 3. HOW MANY CANDIDATES CAN A UNIVERSITY ADMIT PER COURSE? The number of candidates taken in by a University in a particular programme/ course of study is determine by the combined bodies responsible for the accreditation of such programmes. The National Universities Commission (NUC) though have the overall control over the Number of candidates admitted in a course. However, in courses like Medicine, Nursing, Dentistry and other related programmes, the Medical And Dental Council of Nigeria(MDCN) are responsible for the accredition of programmes therein and the Number of candidates to be admitted. This is also affected by the Number and Qualities of Facilities owned by the Institution. That is, an institution with a large working equipments, would admit more persons over a smaller sized institution. In general, the average carrying capacity of most Nigerian Institutions is about 100 students per course. Art courses do have a capacity of about 150 persons per course, since they do not involve much practicals, if any. Drafted From Obasi Chinedu David Silva’s Book, “The Guide To Admission In Nigeria’s Tertiary Institution”. 4. HOW DO I KNOW IF I WOULD BE ADMITTED: If You pass the Cut-off mark of your selected course, you are certain to be admitted in the first list, otherwise, Supplementary lists are for bargain.

what if I didn't reach their cutoff mark and purchased the form?

celebgistz:

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Lisa4nairaland:


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