Advantages of Having A High Joint Admission Matriculation Examination (JAMB) Score
Many students dread Joint Admission Matriculation Examination (JAMB) as they believe that it is tough and cannot be passed easily. Everyone wants to be associated with success. No one who has high JAMB Score will reject it. The key to succeeding in JAMB is preparation.
Opinion: It Is Wrong For Cows To Block The Entrance Of Bauchi Polytechnic Despite Open Grazing Being Allowed
Many Nigerians have opined that even though open grazing is allowed in most of the Northern States in Nigeria, there should still be restricted areas that cattle should not be seen. These areas such as densely populated places, roads, and schools. Apart from the obstruction of movements that these cows can cause to vehicles and people, they can as well dirty places with their feces.
Implication of JAMB New Admission Policy On Admission Seekers
According to a report in the weekly bulletin of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) published on Monday, October 25, 2021, the board is taking a hardline position against admission it tagged as regular. According to the bulletin, any admission not routed through JAMB is illegal.
Tips To Help you as a Post UTME candidate of your school
So the purpose of this post is to point out a few things candidates can do that will help them be able to attempt all questions given to them within the allotted time. It is not new to anyone that Post UTME and JAMB are exactly alike. The only difference between the two is that every university set their own questions to their aspirants while JAMB is nationwide.
Pursuit of medicine, law and others, with qualifications are the cause of malpractice said Oloyede
The Joint Admissions Matriculation Examination (JAMB) Registrar, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, mumbles that the desperation to study medicine, law, and other professional courses and priority for academic qualifications are the problems greatly contributing to examination malpractices in Nigeria. Okoyede also accused schools of participating in fraudulent activities, most especially during external examinations.
Nigerian Police Force Reveals New Methods Of Recruiting New Members As Registration Starts Tomorrow.
The Nigerian Police force has marked out new procedures involved in recruiting new members, they went further to reveal that registrations will start tomorrow being 18th of October 2021. The spokes man of the police force, Frank Mba revealed this in a report he gave on Saturday.
OAU set to conduct post-utme exam this month
The management of the Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU has commence the sale of the 2021 Post-Utme form today 5th of October as stated by our source. Candidates should note that the Post-Utme registration is online and can be done at the comfort of your home or at a cyber cafe but the school has not employed any middle person for the Post-Utme registration.
Two Things Worthy Of Note From Unilorin Best Graduating Student Who Got 192 in JAMB
Adeola Joseph Photo Credit: legit.ng It was recently reported by legit.ng that a young Nigerian man who goes by the name Adeola Joseph, had posted on his LinkedIn page congratulating himself on his achievement of being the Best Graduating Student of the University of Ilorin 2020 set of graduands.
Nigerian Defence Academy dismisses 18 cadets for exam malpractice and other misconducts
The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna, dismisses eighteen (18) cadets including four final-year cadets who were to be commissioned as officers on the 9th of October 2021. They cadets were tried and found guilty of exam malpractices, brutality, indiscipline, and misconducts.
CHPRBN’s Chief Examiners warned not to Aid any Form of Malpractice, Promote Zero Tolerance for Corru
The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has charged the Chief Examiners and members of the Community Health Practitioners Registration Board of Nigeria (CHPRBN) to avoid aiding any form of malpractice in the performance of their assigned duties. The charge, given by Mr. Abbia Udofia, Director of System Study and Review Department of the Commission during a one-day sensitization organised by Community Health Practitioners Registration Board of Nigeria recently in Abuja, enjoined CHPRBN to lead by example and refrain from flouting rules that encouraged cheating; set standards to promote transparency, accountability and zero tolerance for corruption.
2021 Admissions: Costly Assumptions You should Avoid
If you took part in 2021 Unified Tertiary Institutions Matriculation Examination (UTME), it is important that you that you avoid some assumptions that may dampen your chances of admission. Take a look as the costly assumptions you must never make Do not assume that your admission is certain simply because your score is above the cut off mark of your choice university.
4 Medical Examination You And Your Partner Need Before Marriage
Are you planning on getting married? There are some medical examinations that couples should carry out and carefully discuss before accepting to marry each other. Before you and your partner take your relationship to marriage, there are medical facts you should know about your partner and be willing to live with.
Man Narrates How He Suddenly Became Blind Inside The Exam Hall
A 39 years old Man identified as Babatunde Obalereko has shared how he was able to make it through life despite being blind since the year 1997. Babatunde was not born blind, he became blind in the year 1997 on the day he took his exam in ss1 as a teenager.
Schools' Approach In Tackling Writing of External Certificate Exams By SS 1&2 Students' In Nigeria
Issues surrounding the ban on SS 1&2 students' concerning the external School certificate examinations has been an age long phenomenon that has become a recurring decimal among these set of students' annually. Quite a number of schools had been battling with this issue as some of their students' usually abscond to write these examinations while some school administrators had taken a drastic approach in curbing the menace.
FG Bans All SSS1 And SSS2 Student From Taking External Exams In Nigeria
The Federal government of Nigeria, has banned all students of Senior Secondary School one and Senior Secondary School two, from participating in all external exams such as the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB), and even the National Examination Council (NECO) exams.
5 Ways God Can Put You Through Test
God can put you through test in several ways. However, in this article, we would be taking a look at some ways in which God can test you. 1. Test of money. God puts us through financial trials, and money is one of the means through which God puts us through our paces.
How To Spot A Fake Diamond
One simple way of telling if your diamond is fake is by setting the stone or diamond, at the top of your mouth and fogging it up with your breathe assuming it stays clogged for 10 seconds, it's most likely a fake diamond. Another test is genuine Diamonds that have high density and this test is very simple and all you need is a cup of water, regardless of whether messy water or clean water once you put in the diamond it will sink and not skim that simply simple material science my dear.
WAEC extends deadline for 2021 GCE Second Series Registration
The Management of the West African Examination Council (WAEC) has extended the deadline for the 2021 GCE Second series registration exercise. The registration exercise which was scheduled to end on Thursday, 30th September 2021 has been extended to Friday, 15th October 2021. Therefore candidates who are interested in writing the examination can still register.
Kwara State Polytechnic Expels And Rusticates Some Students Over Exam Malpractice And Impersonation
Some students have been expelled and rusticated at Kwara State Polytechnic. Salami Olalekan, Agbabiaka Fausat, Ndanusa Shaaba and Adelodu Yusuf were the four students expelled. Alabi Damilare, Abdullateef Ismail and Abdullateef Damola have been restricted for one session as disclosed by the Principal Assistant Registrar, Mr. Ismail Onikoko on behalf of Mr. Kolawole Akande, the school's Registrar.
Federal Government bans SSS 1 and SSS 2 from taking external WASSCE, NECO and NABTEB exam
The Federal Government of Nigeria has banned senior secondary school one and two from applying and taking the external West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination, National Examination Council (SSCE) and National Business and Technical Examination Board. This was contained in a circular that was issued by the Federal Ministry of Education to principals of Federal Unity Colleges.