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The days that that lie between June to October are tense times for everyone involved in the University admission processes in Nigeria. University aspirants (hopefuls) all over the country are waiting to hear from their top school of choices. While the Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges are busy flipping through files and making the final decisions on whom to admit, myschool(the best student consultant in Nigeria) has gone ahead to figure out what the aspirants are expected to be doing. The "don'ts" not left behind! A University admission officer in one of the popular campus in Nigeria, offers few tips to keep you from going nuts and taking :<others with you br /> Monitor events in your :<school br /> Myschoolnews spent big bucks developing Web technology that keeps you informed about what’s missing, when the exam comes up, result release, and when your admission status is published. Use it. Stay in touch: Emphasize your continuing interest in the school and be as specific as possible about why you are interested in a particular school. This might include highlighting which academic and extracurricular programs are most appealing to you, and why you believe the institution is a good match for you. Continued interest, along with strong academic performance, are two key factors colleges are looking for from you at this stage, and it may help with the admissions decision. Make necessary contacts: If you have friends, families, or anything; use them. We all know how Nigeria is, so seeking little support in terms of favour from such people may be a plus for you. Don't forget to call on God when you need him. Take every chance you see: While you wait, be smart. If you see any opportunity from other schools, take it. Don't be lazy, help your parents in their business or chores at home. That will make them to care for you when you eventually get into school. Get your documents ready: It is expected that you have passed one or more of NECO, WAEC or NABTEB as s proof that you successfully passed the number 3, of the 6-3-3-4 education system in Nigeria. Your school of choice will demand for the O'level result/certificate immediately they admit you. They will need to see your Original JAMB result slip, Local Government/State of Origin Certificate, Birth card/Age declaration/Birth Certificate, etc. Get these documents and keep them handy to avoid delays when you are eventually called up by your choice school. Stay informed when your school is selling :<supplementary admission forms br /> Immediately after merit admission is supplementary. During supplementary admission application, candidates can apply for courses they did not originally choose in a particular school. The best way to know when your school is selling forms is through Myschoolnews sms alerts. It keeps you informed via your mobile phones even while you sleep in your house. Make use of it. If you like this article visit www.myschoolnews.tk |
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Following the release of the marks for admission list is now of top most priority. The cut-off marks will determine the benchmark from which the Institution will admit her fresh students. Though this vital information has not been released by the school, we doubt that the unizik cut-off will ever be released. Last year, a suggestion of how to arrive at the cut-off was published to appear as thus; Post-utme score multiply by 4, add jamb score and finally divide by 2. Once you arrive at your above score, the Unizik Departmental Cut-off was set as below; Pharmacy = 281.5 Accountancy = 274.5 Pub Admin = 258 Bus Admin = 265.5 Law = 270 Mech Engr = 255.5 Geomet = 204 Economics = 262.5 Microbiology = 255 We hope they follow this pattern this year as we await the unizik 2012/2013 admission list. Visit www.myschoolnews.tk to see suggestions and discuss on this issue of cut-off point. |
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To check the list and ascertain if you were among the successful fresh students, simply vist http://www.umyu.edu.ng/admission/ to load the list. After UMARU MUSA YAR'ADUA UNIVERSITY UMYU has released the 1st batch of Admission List for 2012/2013 Session. The admission list which can now be viewed online contains over 500 names for fresh students. checking a page, ensure you click on "Next" at the bottom of the page until you get to the last list. For successful candidates, THE DATE FOR THE COMMENCEMENT OF REGISTRATION WOULD BE COMMUNICATED TO STUDENTS IN DUE COURSE !!! For more news visit www.myschoolnews.tk |
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Consequent upon the granting of approval by the National Universities Commission (NUC) for the Commencement of seven new programmes in the University with effect from 2012/2013 session, Osun State University wishes to give notice that supplementary Post-UTME screening for the seven new programmes will hold on Saturday, 21st July, 2012. For candidates who scored 200 and above only. This process is open to candidates who chose UNIOSUN as either first or second choice as well as other interested candidates College of Health Sciences - B.sc Anatomy - B.sc Physiology College of Management and Social Sciences - B.Sc Sociology - B.Sc. Entrepreneurship College of Science, Engineering and Technology - B.Sc. Zoology - B.Sc. Plant Biology - B.Sc. Chemistry COMPLETION OF APPLICATION FORMS Candidates are to register on-line by accessing the University website: http:// www.uniosun.edu.ng or http:// postutme.uniosun.edu.ng to complete and submit an application. They are expected to print two (2) copies of the application form after submission. One of these two copies should be brought along together with a copy of the candidate’s UTME score print- out on the day of the screening exercise. The second copy is to be submitted upon admission to the University. SCREENING CENTRES: All candidates (UTME) are to report for screening at the Main Campus, Osogbo. The venue for individual candidates is indicated on their on-line registration print-out. Candidates must report at least one hour before the commencement of the exercise ACCESS TO THE REGISTRATION PORTAL Access to the portal is through the use of scratch cards with PIN. Candidates require two scratch cards (one each for registration and result/placement checking) , which are obtainable directly from any of the following specific branches listed below, upon payment of five thousand Naira into any of the following accounts: The account name for all account below is: OSUN STATE UNIVERSITY FIRST BANK, GBONGAN ROAD, OSOGBO 2013269429 [11] 2013269429 MAINSTREET BANK, (OLD AFRIBANK) OSOGBO 6000008755 WEMA BANK, STATION ROAD OSOGBO 0121795997 ECOBANK, GBONGAN ROAD, OSOGBO 0016612517 SKYE BANK ALEKUWODO, OSOGBO 1771012730 FIDELITY BANK, GBONGAN ROAD OSOGBO 5030018426 WEMA BANK, OKUKU 0122026678 WEMA BANK, IFETEDO 0120204012 FIRST BANK, IKIRE 2016532481 MAINSTREET BANK (UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN) 6000008755 ECOBANK, UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS BRANCH, AKOKA 1963003333 NOTE: On-line registration facilities are available at the Computer Laboratories in all the campuses for a token fee for candidates that had purchased their scratch cards from any of the above listed banks CLOSING DATE: Submission of forms closes at 12.00 noon on Friday 20th July, 2012 For further information, please contact the Admissions Office, Osun State University, for more details,you can visit www.myschoolnews.tk |
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The first list usually accomodate only the indigens of ilaro,wait for the 2nd and third list.@ mr henry |
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The Director General National Orientation Agency (NOA) Mr. Mike Omeri on Tuesday said that Nigeria has been ranked number one in the world's examination malpractice index. Speaking in Lokoja during the launch of campaign to raise integrity standard in the nation's educational system organized by the NOA in collaboration with Exam Ethics Marshals International, he said the situation has led to the production of half baked graduates and collapse of the education sector. According to him, report on examination malpractice in the country contains very disturbing information as it puts the average annual examination malpractice index at 12 per cent. Myschoolnews.tk also gathered that "In May/June school certificate examination conducted by NECO, a total of 615, 010 cases of malpractice were recorded while 439,529 were recorded in the 2011 examination. The phenomenon has graduated into a highly complex and organized crime perpetuated by private and community owned schools," he said. Governor Idris Wada in speech assured that he would work hard to eliminate examination malpractice in Kogi State, but pointed out that it requires concerted efforts from all stakeholders. |
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No,nd full time student will not purchase any form,all you need to do is to check your name on the 1st batch list and if your name appear on the list,it means you have admitted and the next thing is to pay the acceptance fee. @yhemrite |
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You can give it a try @sakirudee |
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Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba, would start sales of their post utme form next week at the banks operating within the campus....... The price has not yet been confirmed, interested applicant should please take note. For news and detail on how aaua post ume is conducted go to www.myschoolnews.tk |
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The Federal Polytechnic, Ede has released the Results and Cut-Off marks for the 2012/2013 Post-UTME screening exercise. The cut-off for various departments are as follows; ACCOUNTANCY - 70% ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY - 68% BANKING AND FINANCE - 67% BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION & MGT - 70% BUILDING TECHNOLOGY - 62% CIVIL ENGINEERING - 70% COMPUTER ENGINEERING - 71% COMPUTER SCIENCE - 70% ELECT/ELECTRONICS - 72% ESTATE MANAGEMENT - 62% HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT - 68% LEISURE & TOURISM MANAGEMENT - 58% LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE - 51% NUTRITION & DIETETIES - 68% OFFICE TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT - 58% QUANTITY SURVEYING - 64% SCIENCE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY - 74% STATISTICS - 64% SURVEY & GEOINFORMATICS - 67% Result Checking To check your post-utme results, you will require a result checking scratch cards which can be purchased in bank around the school campus. Once you have access to the scratch card, for question and details on how to check your result go to www.myschoolnews.tk |
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Registeration to begin soon |
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That is the policy of ilaro,your jamb score is only thing needed @yhemrite |
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Be patient chrissosi |
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Federal poly ilaro has now release the first batch admission list. It is very important to note that all admitted candidates must pay their acceptance fees immediately, not later that Wednesday, July 25th, 2012. Also note again that the admission list is published in pdf format and can only be visible on computers that have adobe pdf reader installed or with the use of mobile pdf reader go to www.myschoolnews.tk now to check your name on the list and also to get the link to download the pdf. |
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Fellow Prospective students of the Obafemi Awalowo University Ile-Ife who sat for the 2012/2013 post UTME screening examination are hereby informed that the cut-off marks for admission has been released for the Faculty of Arts, Technology and Administration. I have gathered the cut-off below to allow candidates foresee their fates on the OAU Merit Admission List. See the cut-off marks below: Faculty of Technology cut off marks for 2012/2013:- MECH ENG.- merit 235, lagos 235, ekiti 235, ogun 231, ondo 228, osun 233, oyo 224, elds 200 ELECT ELECT- merit 236, lagos 230, ekiti 231, ogun 235, ondo 235, osun 235, oyo 236 elds 226 COMP SCI With MTH- merit 236, all catchment 236, elds 216 COMP WT ECONS- merit 245, all catchment 238, elds 229 CIVIL ENG- merit 233, lag/ekiti/ondo 233, ogun 225, osun 230, oyo 230, elds 200 CHEM ENG- merit 236, lag/ekiti/ondo 228, ogun/oyo232, osun 233 elds 219 AGRIC ENG- all 200 MAT SCIENCE- all 200 FOOD SCI and TECH- all 200 FOOD ENG- all 200 FACULTY OF ARTS CUTOFF marks for 2012/2013 ENGLISH- merit 261.5, lag/ogun/ondo/oyo/ osun 261, ekiti 249, elds 248 LIT IN ENG- merit 259, eki/lag/ogun/ondo/ oyo 243, osu 249, elds 224 PHILOSOPHY- merit 250, eki/ogun/ondo/ osun/oyo 245, lag 246, elds 225 LINGUISTICS- merit 250, eki/lag244, ogun 245, ondo 249.5, osun 242, oyo 247, elds 240 YORUBA- merit 228, all catchment 226, elds 200 MUSIC- merit 237, all catchment 235, elds 232 REL. STUDIES- merit 229, eki/lag 222, ondo/ osun 225, ogun/oyo 224, elds 200 HISTORY- merit 250, all catchment 247, elds 242 PORTUGESE- merit 205, all cactchment & elds 200 FRENCH- merit 235, ekiti/lag/ogun/ondo/ oyo 232 osun 234, elds 200 GERMAN- merit 213, all catchment 210, elds 200. FACULTY OF ADMINISTRATION 2012/2013 cutoff marks ACCOUNTING- merit 248.0, oyo 246.0, osun 247.5, eki 247.5,ondo 237, ogun 244.5, lag 241, elds- kogi(236), kwara(229.5) INTER REL.- merit 237.5, oyo 235.5, osun 236.0, ek 229, ondo 236.5, ogun 233.0, lag 230, elds kogi(232), kwara (215) PUBLIC ADMIN- merit 243.5, oyo 239, osun 239.5, eki 240, ondo 243, ogun 240.5, lag 243, elds kogi(238), criver (237.5) LOCAL GOVT. STUDIES- all 200 MEANINGS:- ELDS: EDUCATIONALLY LESS DEVELOPED STATES. For more news concerning oau visit www.myschoolnews.tk |
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soldado: Pls whr in the school cuz am in lagos now do you know anyone that can assist you to purchase the form |
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More will be released. |
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Nigeria has one of the fastest growing population not only in Africa, but also in the world, with an average growth rate of over 3%. As at 1994, the population indicators of all countries showed Nigeria had 119.3 million people and would reach 285.8 million in 2025. In the last 2006 population count, the census figure was given as 140 million, which demographic analysts believed was more than that as it had been "politically doctored," whereby a part of the country had an edge in population over the other. Some years after, the figure has now climbed to 167 million, as disclosed by the Nigeria country office of the United Nations Fund for Population Activities, but which the National Population Commission (NPC) seemed not to have confirmed, nor properly explained. To check the country's growing population, President Goodluck Jonathan has hinted about making a law likely aimed at controlling the population and which some legislators are already discussing informally. However, making laws to control population anywhere in the world has never worked perfectly well without inherent problems and abuses. Even China, with a totalitarian, dictatorship system of governance, having mankind's largest population of about 1.3 billion people, has a one-child official policy that cannot be effectively implemented. Although it is a criminal offence in China for couples to give birth to more than one child, many citizens of that country are circumventing the law by concealing the extra babies from government enforcement officials who are always on the prowl for offenders. Families with only female children are using clandestine methods seeking for males relentlessly without minding what the law says and the punishment for violators. In fact, the one-child policy is not working in China, only giving opportunity to state officials to extort money and be bribed by defaulting families to avoid prosecution. Sometime ago, during General Ibrahim Babangida's military presidency, there was attempt to promulgate a decree limiting families to four children. The idea didn't see the light of day as combined cultural, religions, traditional, polygamous tendencies scuttled the four children concept. Above all, individual choice in the size and spacing of the family is being seen as a human right, while choice itself is the foundation of development at all strata of society. There is contention that this is essential to achieving balance between populations and the resources to sustain them. Population experts and researchers have argued that if barriers to free choice to determine size of the family are removed, the results will be smaller families and slower population growth to a rate that is more compatible with sustained and sustainable economic development. Also, problems of poverty, unemployment, food shortages, lack of clean drinking water, poor electricity, environmental degradation and damage, inadequate housing, decaying medical system, social disharmony, insecurity, illiteracy, political and religious strife are still far from solutions. In Nigeria as in most developing nations, there is need to address issues of corruption stifling infrastructural development, bad governance, greed and avarice of the political leadership, inefficient public sector, looting, embezzlement of public fund, while accountability, transparency in governance are lacking in both public and private sectors to ensure that dividends and benefits of democracy accrue to a larger percentage of the citizens. It is estimated that about 70% of Nigeria's population live below the poverty line. A poor person is one who is under nourished and aging fast, lacking self- confidence, living in filthy environment, who cannot cater for his family, nor able to train his children in the school and unable to pay medical bills. According to the World Bank, the average income in the world's richest countries is about thirty seven times that in the poorest nations. This is because poverty in developing nations is not only more prevalent, it is also much deeper. In a World Heath Organization (WHO) report it was stated that 88% of deaths can be traced to unsafe water, inadequate sanitation and poor hygiene. Diarrhea is killing about 1.5 million children in developing world and over 200,000 Nigerian children die yearly. Those living in poverty have a higher prevalence of chronic illness with lower life expectancy than those at higher income levels. Children from poor homes are more affected by infections, respiratory disorder, gastrointestinal complaints, general ill- health, anemia and nutritional deficiencies. Nigeria is among the 24 countries with large number of undernourished children in the world, according to the United Nations Children Fund report. Poverty is still a very serious problem in Nigeria, a country estimated to have earned about $800 billion US dollars from oil since independence. No doubt, with huge petroleum and gas resources and large reserves.uding massive agricultural potentials and solid minerals, the country has the means to build a very prosperous economy for its teeming population which also can be regarded as asset. In spite of this, Nigeria is among the 20 poorest countries in the world, and also among the 13 countries with the highest maternal mortality ratio. As 2015 beckons, Nigeria is still not listed anywhere near the 10 countries that have made rapid progress to meet the Millennium Development Goals. The Nigerian economy is ranked 99 in the world out of 133 countries assessed. But as a result of some development efforts, the proportion of people so far in Nigeria living below the level of absolute poverty has minimally declined. There has been considerable progress over recent years including increase in life expectancy to 53 years Population factors interact with health in several ways. A woman's health, even from childhood, due to poor nutrition and health care, is further weakened by large numbers of pregnancies. On a community or national level, the demands of a growing population mean that fewer resources are available to improve or maintain a minimal level of health care. Women's life expectancy has not increased as much as that of men, partly because of gender discrimination in nutrition and healthcare from early childhood and partly also because pregnancy represents a markedly enhanced health risk in many developing countries including Nigeria. Malaria is a major cause of mortality and ill- health in this country, while there seemed a re-emergence of epidemic diseases which previously had been controlled, such as cholera, yellow fever, typhoid, to mention a few. Syphilis is on the rise, AIDS, genital herpes, sexually transmitted diseases, tuberculosis, continue to spread across the country. Population growth and urban over-crowding are intertwined. It has been established that women who are able to space their births are healthier, and so are their children. In our society, early marriage and child bearing are socially encouraged and adolescent fertility rates are among the highest anywhere, a situation that creates "baby boom," leading to increase in population. With increased interaction between boys and girls, particularly in cities and urban areas, premarital sexual activity is on the increase. Invariably, more and more young ladies are becoming pregnant, involved in early childbearing and having sexually transmitted diseases. Sexual initiation plays out differently for young women than for young men. Young men are often likely to take the initiative sexually while young women eager to establish a relationship are not able to ward off their advances. Although the girl is likely to be concerned about the risk of pregnancy, the boy enjoys sex and doesn't bother about it. Compared to boys, girl chidlren's share of education, food, health care, work options and general welfare is smaller, because they are perceived to be less valuable than boys. Cultural factors and perceptions of economic advantage make families to desire for male children. Preference for sons is common in many cultures and quite strong in Nigeria. Even if a girl child is also desired, she is seen as less valuable than a boy. After the birth of the first daughter and the sequence continues like that, the man can go on until he gets a son, even if it means marrying more women, not minding he is increasing the population consequently, because subsequent daughters are unwanted. Marrying several women often led to population explosion with one man having 20, 30, 50 or even over 100 children. While a Muslim can have up to four or more wives, traditional chiefs can get as many wives and concubines as possible, and Christians in single marriage may keep mistresses and other women outside matrimony bearing many children most times unknown to the legitimate wife at home. Both legitimate and illegitimate children are counted in the population without discrimination whatsoever. Related News Ghana Bans Use of Mobile Phones by Drivers Ghanaian Govt Chasing us Out, Nigerian |
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You can obtain the form in the school |
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This is the complete september 2012 gce time table September 3- chemistry 3(alternative practical) 2-4pm september 4- geography 2(essay)-9-10:45,obj- 2-4:40 september 6th- commerce 2(essay) 9am to11:30, obj 11:30 to 12:30 september 6th physics 3(alternative practical) 2 to 4:45. September 8th english 9 to 3:45. September 10th- agric science 2(obj and theory) 2 to 5pm september 12th agric science 3(practical)-2to 3:30 physics2(obj and theory)-2 to 4:45 september 15th- maths obj and theory-9am-3:30. September 17th. Govt obj and theory-11:30 to 2pm september 18th blology2(obj and theory) 2-4:30pm september 20th crs(obj&theory) 9am-12:30 september 21st financial accounting(obj and theory) 9am-12:30., blology3(practical) 3-5. September22nd- econs (obj&theory) 9am-12:50. September24th chemistry 2(obj&theory)2pm-5pm. October 3rd- literature (prose,drama,poetry and obj) 9-2:45. For more news concerning gce exam and your school visit www.myschoolnews.tk |
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Prospective students of the Obafemi Awalowo University Ile Ife who sat for the 2012/2013 post UTME screening examination are hereby informed that the cut-off marks for admission has been released for the Faculty of Arts and Administration. We have gathered the cut-off below to allow candidates foresee their fates on the OAU Merit Admission List. See the cut-off marks below: FACULTY OF ARTS Dramatic Arts= 252 English= 261.5 Literature in English= 259 French= 235 German= 213 Portuguese= 205 History= 250 Linguistics= 250 Yoruba= 228 Music= 237 Philosophy= 250 Religious studies= 229 FACULTY OF ADMINISTRATION Local Government Admin= 200 International Relation= 234 Public Admin= 243 Management and Accounting= 248 NOTE: The above cutoff marks are for Merit Admission and 1st applicants choice only. For more news and info concerning oau visit www.myschoolnews.tk 1 Like |
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This is to inform all utme candidates who chose EKITI STATE UNIVERSITY as either 1st or/and 2nd choice and scored a minimum of 200 in 2012/2013 utme that the post utme application form is out. The sale of the application form will close on 28th July and exams come up from July 30th to August 4th. The form is 3000 naira only. For More information regarding the sale of forms visit www.myschoolnews.tk |
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The will be sold between two weeks,,go and purchase yours now. |
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Am using this medium to inform all aspirant of federal poly ado that the 2012/2013 post ume form is now on sale for more details on how to get form, registeration,requirement,and price go to www.myschoolnews.tk |
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I went back to myschoolnews.tk and what i saw now is that the post ume form will be out as soon as 2nd semester begin will that not be to long... |
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