UNN AND UNIZIK POST UTME PAST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

5 best state universities in Nigeria  according to  National Universities Commissions college rankings  are Lagos State University, Ambrose Ali University, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Delta State University, and River State University of Science and Technology. College rankings of  5 best state universities in Nigeria  was based on academic standards, research, teaching, Alumni, university professors, available facilities for learning and so on. The  5 best state universities in Nigeria  have some of the best research and researchers along with good teaching standards, professors and so on. 5 best State universities in Nigeria are financed by the state government of the their located states and so are other state universities in Nigeria. Lagos state universities is financed by Lagos State, Olabisi Onabanjo University if financed by Ogun State, Delta State University is financed by Delta State, River State University of Science and Technology is financ...

If your UTME score doesn’t meet up in your chosen course or institution, you may need to change the preferred course and/or institution so as not to waste the year. Just as it's done yearly, candidates who sat for the recently concluded 2018  Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination  (UTME) can change their course and institution of choice now that the examinations have been concluded. The  Joint Admission and Matriculations Board  (JAMB) website has ‘Post-Registration e-Facilities’ designed to address issues arising after registration and examinations. These issues are discussed below. Read Also: Reasons Why Candidates Lose Admission from JAMB Online Application to Post-UTME Screening Examination Poor UTME Result:  Most institutions have minimum scores for particular courses. These scores may be lower than what is required for other courses in the same institution or another. So if your scores don’t meet up in the chosen course or institution, you may need to...

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, recently announced the release of the final batch of the 2018 UTME result.  Candidates were advised to their JAMB result on  www.jamb.org.ng However, some candidates might need to consider a change of course and institution before the 2018/2019 admission processes begin. Read Also: >> 5 Reasons to Change your Course/Institution >>  UNN Admission Success Secrets If you are one of those, here is a step by step guides on how to go about it as explained by JAMB. You shall be required to create a profile via the Sign Up (New User) Page if you are a new user. For existing users, simply type in your login details. To create your profile, you will provide your valid email address, surname, first name, Mobile No, State and LGA of Origin and password, then click on the Sign-Up button. Each candidate is entitled to only one profile. Subsequently, you shall use your email address and password to sign in. Once logged in, y...

My name is Cynthia Joseph, am 17 years old and i would like to share my jamb story with you guys, so other people will not be deceived as i was deceived. I wrote jamb last year while i was still in ss3 and i got 204, i was just testing my ability so i did not take the jamb seriously. When my dad saw the result he said, “wow.. am sure my baby would make 250 next year.” This year’s jamb exam was to hold in April but due to the fact that i was at home after my waec i have started reading and preparing for jamb since December 2016. My course is economics and i was sitting for maths, English, commerce and economics. I read my commerce and economics text book 6 times before the jamb examination. And i attended jamb lessons to support myself in english and maths. A day to the exam i was very confident that i would murder all the questions that will come out in jamb and yes i did but to my greatest disappointment i got 182. I checked my result in 3 cyber-cafes because it was so hard for me to ...

This is for those graduating and going for Youth Service in 2018. The calendar is as shown below ORIENTATION COURSE: 1. 2018 batch A Orientation course 19th April, 2018 to 9th May, 2018 2. 2018 Batch B Orientation course 24th July, 2018 to 13rd August, 2018 3. 2018 Batch C Orientation course 20th November, 2018 to 10th December, 2018 PASSING OUT/WINDING UP: 1. 2017 Batch A stream 1 winding up/passing out ceremony 3rd May, 2018 2. 2017 Batch A Stream 2 winding/ passing out ceremony 5th June, 2018 3. 2017 Batch B stream 1 winding/ passing out ceremony 19th November, 2018. Do bear in mind that there is no such thing as stream 1 and stream 2. What we have is Batch A, B, and C.  Best wishes

It's a natural thing to feel disappointed and frustrated when we do not get the intended results after putting in a lot of hard work. This is exactly the feeling of some candidates who took part in the recently-concluded 2018 JAMB's UTME Examinations. A lot of them, for one reason or the other,  performed below their own expectations. The essence of this post is to rekindle hope and show you some other possible ways to turn your admission dreams to reality even with your low score. Read Also:  Reasons Why Candidates Lose Admission from JAMB Online Application to Post-UTME Examination Of course, we know that neither JAMB cut-off marks nor departmental cut-off marks have been released by any school. But you can judge from previous years and make decisions that will end up in your favour. So keep reading if you think  that your JAMB score is low,  that your JAMB score would not give you the required aggregate for departmental cut-off mark after post utme. you need a gui...

It is said and has been proven that admission success/failure start from application. Many prospective students fumble their way through application for JAMB without considering the factors that contribute to success in admission. For instance, in the choice of universities, there are several factors to consider. These factors, when put into consideration, are supposed to affect the candidate’s mode of preparation. But because most candidates do not consider them, they lose the admission even before writing the JAMB examination. These factors include cut-off marks, NUC admission policies, state of origin and catchment area, university/departmental carrying capacity, ELDS, and so on.  Read Also:  UNN Departmental Cut-off Marks for Primary Admission into Faculties - 2018/19 Besides choice of university, choice of course is another factor that has denied millions of candidates admission over the years. From experience, I noticed that candidates make the same mistakes every year w...

UNN Departmental Cut-off Marks for Primary Admission into Faculties - 2018/19 Following the release of the result of the recently-concluded JAMB UTME examination, we have been inundated with messages from candidates who are anxious to know their chances of getting admission this year considering their JAMB scores. Some want to know if it is advisable to retain their current prospective course or go for a change of course or even institution. In order to help the candidates, we have gone through the stress to gather the past years' departmental cut-off marks as they requested to enable them evaluate what their fate would likely be. We, therefore, advise you to go through the cutoff marks thoroughly and use them as a loose guide in making your decisions. Do bear in mind that UNN departmental cut-off marks are judged based on aggregate scores. This aggregate score is worked out using both your UTME score and Post UTME score. Remember to maximize the enormous educational resources on t...