Showing posts with label UTME/JAMB. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UTME/JAMB. Show all posts

March 26, 2016

JAMB 2016 CBT: Calling a Spade a Spade!

It is never done call a spade another name be simple and call it what it is to be called

I saw this and decided to share… please drop a comment after reading.
There has been a great deal of complaints about the 2016 CBT. The complaints being that quite a few students did not pass the exams as expected.
We live in a country where, unfortunately, students and their parents alike want the easy way out of everything:
a) They would prefer handouts to copying notes.
b) They would prefer reading short notes to reading the full novel for an exam.
c) They would prefer to hire mercenaries to pass their exams.
d) They would much rather have someone do term papers and group assignments.
In trying to find the reason for the outcry on the past 2016 JAMB CBT two main reasons are deducible.
The first reason I deduce based on the complaints is that instructions, for the most part, were not followed. As with most exams, there are instructions and we need to adhere to them throughout the exam.
The advantage of the computer test is that with the computer what you input is what you get.
In other words, the test will not act contrary to what you ask it to do. Going further in these tests I really advise we stick to the rules.

March 15, 2016

Boy Who Was Hit By Stray Bullet During Mile 12 Clash Recuperating At LASUTH (Photo)

Bolaji Kalejaiye was shot inthe stomach during the Mile12 ethnic crisis that happened onMarch 3rd. A stray bullet hit the 16 year old as he was returning from his JAMB examination center when he was hit.

March 13, 2016

Steps To Secure Admission for JAMB Students Who Scored Below 150-179

This article will guide all candidates with JAMB scores ranging from 150 to 179. We have created this thread as an eye opener to give you an idea of what that score can or cannot do for you as far as 2016/17 admission into Nigerian tertiary institutions are concerned.
As we all know JAMB has released the official cutoff mark for this year which is 180 JAMB Admission Cut-off Marks For 2016 we know from experience that scores between 150 to 179 can only gain admission into Colleges of Education and Polytechnics. The best thing to do at this moment therefore is to decide which of (1) College of Education and (2) Polytechnic is best suited for your career goals.

JAMB Should Remark Candidates Scripts[ JAMBites Suggested]

Amebosquare faithful reader sent this to us, Read the post below and share:

Please kindly help post and I believe you will surely help. Jamb should either look into this mass failure due to their mechanical error or get sued by me
Good day sir,I hope you will be able to read my message. I'm part of your candidate in this 2016 UTME exam that we wrote,finally the result was out but the score I saw on my result isn't mine. How many times do you want us to be writing jamb just to gain admission? I know what I wrote and I know what am supposed to score.

If not that we are being cheated on hw will I score 170 when I know what I worth. Please kindly re-visit my result cus that is not mine at all. My Reg is 65551205BD.or mayb jamb should explain to the world the 40marks added for candidates which is not even for every candidates. I need a change in my result or I will go any length to make this public or get sued.

List Of Universities You Can Write Their Post UTME without Choosing Them in JAMB And Required Cut Off Mark –2016/2017

In these schools, you can apply and write for their post utme examination if you have art least 180 aggregate scores in JAMB CBT.
Also, you are also eligible to write for their post utme examination even if you did not choose them as your institution of choice during your JAMB UTME registration as I said earlier.
All you need is to watch-out when their post utme form will be released and apply immediately, follow up and sit for their post utme examination.

November 23, 2015

"The Plan B" If Jamb Fails You, Don't Fail Yourself

Its so discouraging how many applicants of tertiary
institutions get turned down annually, more
painful for those applying the third or fifth
time, but most times things are not as they
appear for those that believe that every
disappointment is a blessing.
No one prays for failure but it look so funny
when some of us get to wake up to the reality
that the admission we seek has slip-off our
hands.
But life is not always about how many times
we fall, but how we stand back after a fall.