Showing posts with label education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education. Show all posts

4 Easy Tips on How To Get Prepared for Post-Utme & Admission




With Post-utme and admission processing on its way, Netsocialblog had organized some tips that will get you prepared for your school of choice post-utme & admission.
Tips on How To Get Prepared for Post-utme & Admission
#1 – Know Yourself and The School You Choose
Both words might sounds contrary to each other because your answer (if i guess) will simply be’Oh Yes! I know my Name and Of Course i choose University of Tuham as my School so i think i also knew the school i choose!
Knowing Yourself simply means knowing your Jamb score to target the school you will choose so as to avoid the mistake of making a wrong choice.For example if your score is 180, you should made thorough Research on the school you choose/about to change to concerning their jamb cut-off mark in the previous years and this current year. Some University cut-off marks can be found at the awanet mobile Educative apps store.

#2 – Stay Updated:
After #1, the next thing for you is to stay updated to latest information concerning your school of choice. This can be done by using Google Search Engine or adding the official website of your school of choice to your bookmark. You can also join an educative forum like Myschool.com.ng to meet other like-minded aspirants.
#3 – Get Your Documents Ready:
The word ‘documents’ doesn’t mean only your O level and Jamb Result although they form part of it, there are some other documents you should also have at your disposal in which you’re going to need during your time of admission.
#4 Read, Read and Read:
“When the examination line is drawn, the students hope for the best but must prepare for the worst “Though over-reading is not advisable as it might cause congestion in the brain in which there may be difficulty in retainning what one read, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t read at all.
Remember the more you read, the more you learn and the more you learn, the easier it becomes. You can get some educative applications at awanetmobile App stores.
Best Wishes

See List Of Top Universities In Nigeria As University Of Ibadan Comes 1st In Nigeria And 8th In Africa

University of Ibadan has been rated the best university in Nigeria and the 8th in Africa, according to a new ranking of 1,447 African universities and higher institutions, using research publications, citations from 2010 to
2014, as well as visibility on the Internet.
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University of Cape Town is number one in Africa, followed by Cairo University, then the University of Pretoria comes third in the Top 10 Universities in Africa. The rest are 3 more from South Africa, two from Egypt, one from Kenya and one from Nigeria (university of Lagos).
Top Universities in Nigeria
1. University of Ibadan – (8th in Africa)
2. University of Nigeria, Nsukka (13th in Africa)
3. Ahmadu Bello University (18th in Africa)
4. University of Lagos (20th in Africa)
5. Obafemi Awolowo University (24th in Africa)
6. University of Ilorin (31st in Africa )
7. University of Port Harcourt (36th in Africa)
6. Nnamdi Azikiwe University (42nd in Africa)
7. University of Calabar (43rd in Africa)
8. Federal University of Technology, Akure (49th in Africa),
9. Covenant University (53rd in Africa) (only private university)

JAMB to determine admission cut-off marks for universities on July 14

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) says it will hold its 2015 policy meeting on July 14, to determine cut-off marks for admission of candidates into tertiary institutions.
This was contained in a statement signed by Mr Fabian Benjamin, the board’s Public Relations Officer, and made available to newsmen yesterday in Lagos.
‘’The 2015 Policy Meeting which usually comes up with the cut-off point has been fixed for 14th July, 2015. This meeting defines criteria for the year’s admissions into higher institutions,’’ it said.
The statement said that the cut-off points are arrived at after extensive deliberations with vice-chancellors of universities, provosts of colleges of education, rectors of polytechnics, monotechnics as well as innovative enterprise institutions and other stakeholders.
It said the meeting is usually held after the schools have completed the Computer Based tests (CBT).
The statement said that the CBT had assisted the board to fight examination malpractice, just as it helped to address numerous challenges confronting the conduct of public examination in the country.