How to apply for JAMB Remarking

So many JAMB candidates have argued and keep complaining that JAMB is to blame for their low scores or non release of certain scores in certain subjects, and have for long feared that there was nothing that could be done about the situation.

Well, www.allstudentcampus.com has been able to gather exclusive information and some tips from some JAMB officials about a procedure for remarking of scripts of candidates who dare to contest their scores.

These procedures have been hidden for a while due to lack of publicity and the stress involved in taking these steps. However, we believe that if a student is determined to challenge JAMB, they should have adequate information on how to go about the process. After all, if you're sure of yourself, it's better spending N10,000 than waiting for the next 1 year to take another JAMB.

STEPS ON HOW TO APPLY FOR JAMB REMARKING

1. You should be in ABUJA. Since the Jamb Office in Abuja is the Headquarters for the board, all scripts nationwide are usually sent there for marking. Hence it's only in the Abuja Headquarters that your script can be accessed. So get to the JAMB headquarters.
2. You will need to make a payment of about N10,000 to apply for remarking and a receipt will be issued to you so it is official.
3. Your script will be searched, pulled out and marked in your presence.

Once your script is remarked, here are the 2 scenarios that can occur;
1. JAMB is correct about the score given; If this is the case, then you go home and either use the score you had or wait for the next JAMB. There will be NO REFUND.
2. YOU are correct about the score given; In this case, JAMB will officially apologize for the error, give you your actual marks obtained and according to Prof Dibu Ojeride on Weekend file interview of 18th May, give you up to N100,000 for compensation.

For the 2013 UTME, this procedure starts as from 3rd June.

So what's your opinion about this? Are you going for Remarking?

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JAMB releases 68,000 withheld results at last!

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) said it has

released the results of more than 68,000 candidates that wrote the

Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination on April 27.

This was disclosed on Saturday by the JAMB Lagos Zonal Coordinator,

Kamaldeen Oladeji.

Mr. Oladeji said the results, initially seized on account of biometric

verification related issues, have all been released. He advised

affected candidates, who had protested the development recently in

Lagos, Kano, and other places to check their results on the board's

website.

A total of 1,629,102 candidates applied to sit for the Paper Pencil

Test (PPT),while 15,008 candidates applied for the Dual Based Test

(DBT), bringing the number of candidates to 1,644,110.

The results of over 1.5 million candidates were released on May 3.

No going back on computer based exams

Mr. Oladeji also said that there was no going back on the newly

introduced Computer Based Test (CBT).

The zonal coordinator, who supervised the CBT of the Unified Tertiary

MatriculationExamination at University ofLagos, said this in an

interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday in Lagos.

A total of 100,000 candidates would be taking the examination across

56 centres in the country.

The examination, which is the first of its kind conducted by the

board, is expected to come to an end on June 1.

The zonal coordinator noted that if the country was to compete

favourably with other climes, especially with regards to technological

advancement, all hands must be on deck to support the initiative.

According to him, the adoption of the CBT will eventually assist in

enhancing ICT skills amongstthe citizenry.

"This CBT examination has come to stay, once we get it right, others

will follow because as you can see, our education system is gradually

transiting to e-education.

"This means, we should be talking e-learning, e-teaching, e-research

across all the various levels of education in our system.

"With ICT, we can achieve alot in no time, but the only challenge

currently is that the computer penetration and infrastructural backing

is still very low in our society,'' he said.

Mr. Oladeji implored stakeholders in the private sector to strive to

improve infrastructure and internet penetration across the country.

"The private sector must wake up to their Corporate Social

Responsibility (CSR), in ensuring that they tag along this line and

seek ways of partnering with government in achieving this feat," he

said.

According to him, education is a fundamental issue and must not be

left to government alone to tackle, adding that if this was

accomplished; the society will be the better for it.

"Government and private operators should partner in such a way that

the CSR should be 80 per cent education and 20 per cent others.

"When we talk of human personnel capacity, especially in respect to

ICT, we have it and I want to assure you that by 2014, we might likely

not have anymore Paper Pencil Test.

"The examination will be reduced to only the Dual Based Testing and

the on-going CBT until 2015, when it will be a full blown CBT with the

others completely phased out.

"I also want to state that assoon as the CBT mode fully takes shape,

other examination bodies such as WAEC, NECO and others would follow,

as the introduction of e-testing is already a national policy," he

said.

Mr. Oladeji said that if there was sound and qualitative education in

place, there would be no militancy or anyinsurgent group holding

citizens and government to ransom.

"Education promotes egalitarianism. If we want an egalitarian society,

we must be educated," he said.

The zonal coordinator said that the introduction of the CBT would also

eliminate all forms of examination malpractice and assist candidates

to develop skills in ICT.

The supervisor said that results of the 350 candidates, who wrote the

examination at the University of Lagos, would be released within four

hours after its completion.

He said that the results, which ought to have been released

immediately after the test, were intentionally delayed, to avoid any

attackon the systems by candidates who did not perform well.

"We are delaying the results slightly because we do not want the

candidates to attack the system in a feat of anger, if they see their

results instantly and are not pleased with their performance.

"The results will be made available to them through short message

service (SMS) or any other means, but it will sure get to them same

day," he said.

(NAN)

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JAMB Registrar's Comments on NTA - Summary

The registrar of JAMB, Prof Ojerinde was on NTA Weekend Live today,

18th May and the following comments were extracted from his

interview...

- Over 700,000 candidates have chance to get into school this year

(those with 180 and above).

- Candidates who tried to cheat were given Types A,B,C,D when the

types werecomposed of D,I,B,U (From his name initials)... he

asked,where did the students get type A and C expo from? Confirming

all expos were Fake and a SCAM.

- He also talked about students no longer serious to study as most of

them failed to read the 2 novels recommended by JAMB from which

questions were set.

- If you think your script was not marked well, come over as from June

1st and challenge JAMB to get your script remarked. If there's an

error, they'll give you N100,000.

From our personal deduction, the JAMB cut-off will not be reduced!

If you have your own contribution to this publication, please drop it

as a comment using the box below this page. Or like our page on

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Nnamdi Azikwe University, UNIZIK Admission throughDirect Entry (200 Level)

Admission requirements into unizik driect entry.

1. Minimum of credit passes in five (5) subjects including English

Language at SSCE, GCE O'Level or equivalent qualification at not more

than two sittings.

2. Must possess an HND, OND or NCE in the relevant programme to be

undertaken in UNIZIK.

3. An acceptable score is prescribed for admission at the Direct Entry

Screening Exercise.

4. Final selection is a combination of candidate's certificates and

the direct entry screening result.

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UNIZIK POST-UTME CUT-OFF MARK 2013/2014

This information is all about Nnamdi Azikwe University, UNIZIK Post

UTME Cut-Off Mark, UTME Cut-off Mark and general admission

requirements.

Candidates who have seen their UTME results and who chose Nnamdi

Azikwe University, UNIZIK for the 2013/2014 JAMB UTME are hereby

informed of Nnamdi Azikwe University, UNIZIK, Cut-off Mark, Post-UTME

Cut-Off Mark & other Admission Requirements in this short post.

We have started posting Post-UTME Cut-Off Marks for all Universities

in Nigeria, in fact for all tertiary institutions in Nigeria. This

includes all thegeneral admission requirements for institutions. You

can view it for each university/polytechnic/college by checking the

Post-UTME Category:

Nnamdi Azikwe University, UNIZIK UTME Cut-off Mark, Post-UTME Cut-off

Marks & Requirement for Admission via UTME (100 level)

1. Minimum of Credit passes in Five (5) subjects includingEnglish

Language at the SSCE, GCE O'Level and any other equivalent

examinations at not more than two sittings.

2. UTME score of at least 180 Arts (except Departments of English &

History) and Education, 200 for others.

3. Post-UTME screening score of not less than 40% (Subject to Change).

4. Candidates must make UNIZIK as their 1st choice to qualify to write

the Post-UTME Screening Test.

5. Candidates who score less than 40% at the Post-UTME screening test

are not eligible for admission into any programme in UNIZIK

irrespective of any higher scores obtained at the UTME.



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Warning: All 2013/2014 Admission Seekers Should Read This Now!

It's been awhile I had time to make up some educative articles for the students as I normally do. Reason: I have been busier at work of recent, nonetheless, I have a warning and advise for you today. Read and pass it to your family and friends (FF).

Nigeria is a country with "little" or "no" regulation in the scheme of services and things delivered to the public, especially to our students; thus careful students have learnt to protect themselves against fraud and frustration. I will take them one after another...

Several Education/News Blogs
Today Nigeria has more than a thousand news blogs posting "copied" contents about education in various facets, admission and related topics. Most of this bloggers know little or nothing about the subject matter. They are only after money -which I doubt if they end up seeing.

JAMB Result Upgrade Scam
It is easy to scam students in a country where no one cares to read, where "expo" rules. But mind you, there is nothing like result upgrading! If you have given your hard earned income to anyone (in cash or in favor) as regards to upgrading, you have been duped.

JAMB change of course(s)/institution(s)
Of a truth, JAMB introduced the changes of course/institution platform to allow for meaningful corrections and switch of choices for candidates. These changes are official, but going through it the wrong way can lead to serious frustrations.

JAMB change of course is a sensitive process, professionals (people with experience) should handle it. Already there are several reports of people who have ran into mistakes doing it themselves, and sorry for such candidates. It's over for them, till next year. Mistakes in change of course or school is not reversible! To entrust your changes in hands or professionals trained for it, to request it from Myschool.com.ng.

Admission "Runs"
Several people will claim to be "Dr. this or Dr. that", posing themselves as lecturers or Dean in some schools and promising to give you admission even when you know you failed. Be careful!

Sit down now that you have chance and time, study for your post UTME and get ready for your exams. If you pass, I bet you, admission is yours. No school will fail you if you have passed, unless your script ran into some kind of mistakes in marking -more reason why you should be prayerful as well.

Kindly note that only God and your hard work can give you a "worthy admission" this year.

The Roll of allstudentcampus.com in all these
Our roll is that of young Nigerians who chose to be different, who chose to solve problems than seek for fame and money, who have your interest at heart before theirs, who stay awake to work for you while you sleep, who continually think of a way to make things better in Nigeria.because your success is our concern

Since start-up, allstudentcampus remained the best in what they say and do. We attempt to build our students and not to deceive them. And we deliver any service we advertize.

What our services does
1. Our SMS alert keeps you informed of any event in your choice school, even while you are at home asleep.
2. Our past questions educate and expose you to the pattern and types of questions to expect in your Post UTME, some of these questions are repeated yearly.
3. Through our study in India programme, over 93 Nigerians have gone to school abroad at no cost.
4. Our change of course is awesome. We do not only deliver the service, we call our students to discuss their choices with them (or their parents), and most often we guide them on choice making.
5. What of our FREE online classroom? Many of you can attest to the usefulness.
6. E.T.C

I will stop here for now due to time factor, but feel free to ask me any question below using the comment box underneath.

I am chuks allStudentcampus Consultant, Nigeria.

Get the your school of choice Post-UTME Past Questions + 1 year of Post-UTME and Admission SMS alerts for your school of choice, click here to register your mobile number.

If you will like to change your JAMB course or institution TO or FROM your school of choice, please click here to request this change within 24hrs
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Information for FUTA PDS Students that scored less than 180 in JAMB

If you are a pedegree student of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) and you scored below the cut off which is 180 don't loose hope yet.

There is hope when there is life.

Futa offers a program called UABS (University advanced basic studies) an A level programme which runs initially for two years (Now a year from next session).

This programme offers admission to student that have a complete WAEC result either at one or two sittings. No entrance exams. Just pay and begin lectures. After a year, you will write the IJMB (Internal Joint Matriculation Board) Exam.

After if you pass It, you can use it to gain admission into 200level of any university in Nigeria through Direct Entry.

It cost #200,000. Tuition, acceptance fee etc. Next session starts around October/November. Forms cost #10,000 which can be bought at any bank stated by the school. And filled online. If you have any Question use the comment box.

Get the FUTA Post-UTME Past Questions + 1 year of Post-UTME and Admission SMS alerts for FUTA, click here to register your mobile number.

If you will like to change your JAMB course or institution TO or FROM FUTA, please click here to request this change within 24hrs

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JAMB: 2nd Batch of UTME Results with "No Biometric Verification" is out

We have been informed that JAMB has released batch two(2) of Results for "No Biometric Verification" Candidates.

Candidates who fall into this category are hereby advised to re-check their results to see if they are among those successful candidates.

Meanwhile, here are the procedures for checking the results;

Procedures to check the JAMB UTME 2013 Results

1. Visit the official 2013 result checking website using a computer system by visiting www.jamb.org.ng/Unifiedtme4/
2. At the right hand side of the screen, you should see a section written "Result Checker".
3. Enter your JAMB registration number OR Scratch Card PIN or Scratch Card Serial Number (Anyone you have).
4. Click on "Check Result" to view your result instantly!
5. You can then print the result page as evidence.

If yours has not yet been released, you are expected to check back on Saturday. However, if there's any development before then, www.myschool.com.ng will definitely keep you in the loop.

Please endeavour to share your testimonies using the comment box at the bottom of this page.

We wish you the best.

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Postgraduate Programmes for Electronics Products Manufacturing 2013/2014 Academic Session

 

MASTERS DEGREE IN ELECTRONIC PRODUCT MANUFACTURING
The Postgraduate School, Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for consideration for admission into the Masters programmes in Electronic Product Manufacturing in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering for the 2013/2014 session.
Any interested candidate should pay a non-refundable fee of eleven thousand, three hundred naira (N11,300.00) only at any First Bank Branch in the country using the e-Tranzact platform and then complete the online application at www.futo.edu.ng

DURATION OF PROGRAMME
A Minimum of four (4) semesters.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
The minimum requirements for admission to M.Sc. Programmes consist of the following:

• Five ‘O’ Level Credit Passes including English Language and Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and any of Biology, Further Mathematics and Technical drawing.
• A Bachelor Degree from FUTO or any other recognized University with at least a  good Second Class Honours with a minimum CGPA of 3.00 and cognate industrial experience.

METHOD OF APPLICATION
Candidates are advised to apply on line following the procedure given below:

• Step 1: Go to any branch of First Bank Plc and pay a non-refundable fee of Eleven thousand, three hundred Naira (N11,300.00) for FUTO PG application for this programme, You will be given an e-Tranzact receipt which  should contain a Confirmation Order and Receipt Number. (Ensure that you do NOT lose this information!).
• Step 2: log on to www.futo.edu.ng and click on PG Application.
• Step 3: Create your login Account as a New User by entering your First Name, Last Name, mail and any Password of choice, type in the Captcha characters and click the Submit button. NOTE:Make sure the email address supplied is valid as your login details would be sent to the address for future references and remember to download the Referee Report and the Transcript Request forms on the Login page)
  
• Step 4:With your newly created Login details, Login as an Existing User- on the right pane, then, click the Login button to display the View Forms page.
• Step 5:Click on the New Submission link beside Postgraduate Application 2013/2014. Complete the form appropriately (NOTE: asterisk fields are compulsory). At the end of Page One, click Save to proceed to Page Two.
• Step 6:After completing Page Two of the form, click the Save button to proceed to the e-Tranzact payment Page gateway.  Click on Continue to Payment button.
• Step 7:Enter the Confirmation Order and the Receipt Number on your e-Tranzact receipt in the appropriate boxes provided, and then click on Submit.  You will get an instant message to let you know if your payment was successful or not.  Log out if your payment was successful.  An acknowledgement would also be sent to the e-mail address you provided while filling the form.  Therefore, make sure you provide a valid e-mail address.

DOCUMENTS TO SUBMIT
Candidates should forward the following relevant documents in support of their application to The Secretary, Postgraduate School, Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Imo State.

• Two photocopies of University degree certificates
• Two photocopies of NYSC discharge certificate
• Two photocopies of “O” Level Result
• Letters from 3 Referees as indicated in the Form

SUBMISSION OF ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPTS:
All applicants must forward their transcripts to reach The Secretary, Postgraduate School, Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria, not later than September 30, 2013. Please note that any application without Transcript will not be considered for admission.
CLOSING DATE:
The Website will close on September 30, 2013 and all successful candidates will be notified via email.
Orje Isheghe-Nor
Registrar, FUTO

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A Guide to a Successful Scholarship Application - Read This!

A scholarship is financial aid, which is awarded to individuals to further their education. Scholarship names are often inspired by the purpose and values behind the scholarship or individuals who relate to the scholarship’s purpose.

The fees could be partly or fully funded by the donor or awarding organisation. The donated money is not a loan and therefore does not need to be repaid. Getting a scholarship can make a huge difference in the life of a student. It not only gives the opportunity to further one’s education but has long-term benefits for the individual’s career. Every year international students all over the world struggle find a way to fund their studies; at the same times there are thousands of scholarships left unclaimed every year.

A scholarship is much desired by students all over the world- from developing countries to developed countries - and donors are looking for high calibre individuals that would serve their purpose in the best possible way; that is why the criteria can be very strict and the competition extremely fierce. Here are a few tips on making sure you find the right scholarship and be successful in your application:

Research

You should invest some time in researching for funding opportunities. As mention earlier, scholarships are tailor-made to fit a purpose. The donors and awarding organisation usually give scholarships, not only to fund your education, but to help shape your career. Therefore, it is important to make sure that you are going after a scholarship with a purpose and career path that you are okay with.

Once you have found the one for you, take time to research into the purpose and values behind the scholarship, as well as the donor, before you start applying. This will shape how you approach your application and which achievements you will bring to the forefront.

It is also worth finding out what the selection process is based on. Is it merit based, needs-based, student-specific, career-specific or specific to your local area? Often people are unsuccessful because they do not make themselves aware of this. If you focus highlight your needs on a career -based scholarship, you will be missing the point and inevitably the scholarship as well.

You should invest some time in researching for funding opportunities. Search for your scholarship abroad on Hotcourses Nigeria (www.hotcourses-nigeria.com).

Application form

Once you are ready to approach the application form, there are a few things you should bear in mind; it is important for you to follow instructions down to the last letter. For example, an application form could require you to upload your CV in a PDF format, instead of a Word document. Failure to follow instructions could give a bad impression. You should also be aware of the deadline, down to the last minute.

Fill everything out and use every opportunity to put your best qualities on show. You need to highlight anything that you feel makes you stand out from the crowd. Extracurricular activities and hobbies can put you way ahead of your competitors. You can also support your application with scores of internationally valid exams (GMAT for aptitude and TOEFL/IELTS for English). Remember: no achievement is insignificant, especially when you have a multitude of other competitors showcasing every last detail about themselves. Find out about the different types of English competency exams.

Personal Statement

This is your best opportunity to sell yourself. Some applications may restrict you to a certain word count, others may not. Make sure whatever you write is clear and concise. What is the point in constructing long, compound sentences with complicated words, which end up being misunderstood? Get straight to the point and again, do not leave out anything that adds to your value as a candidate.

Try to give specific, concrete examples about your achievements. It adds life to your personal statement.

References

Studies have found that reviews and recommendations are the most influential factors in decision making in today’s generation. This is probably more with consumer products, but it is also vital for donors looking for a bright individual. Your reference is the only thing that makes the donor know that you are not just making yourself look good, but others see good qualities in you also.

Make sure you choose your references carefully. A supervisor at a work experience may be more necessary for a career-based scholarship than any other type. However the classic blend of academic and professional references is always wise. That said, you must be aware of any specific requirements regarding types of references and the amount of references.

You should also speak to your references well in advance, as their delay could make you miss your deadline.

Final Checks

It’s the little things that could disqualify you. Proofread everything yourself, and then get others to proof read for you. Others are more likely to pick up on your mistakes than you are and employers tend to reject an application at the first sight of a typo. Make sure your contact details are correct. How devastating will it be to miss out on the scholarship because they couldn’t get in touch with you? Make sure you got the address right, the name of the sponsor and contact name correctly spelt.

Search for your scholarships abroad by clicking here and good luck!

If you have any questions or issues you'ld like to clarify, please do post it in the comment box at the bottom of the page and we will personally give a reply to your comment.
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SIFE FUTO Launches FUTO Health Application for Mobile Phones

SIFE, an acronym for Students in Free Enterprise, is a body of students, academic and business leaders committed to using the power of entrepreneurship in community-based projects to transform lives and for sustainable development. SIFE came into existence in FUTO in the year 2006, and the team has since excelled to greater heights with projects that have impacted the lives of people in the community, improving their quality of life and standard of living.

On the 27th of February, 2013, SIFE FUTO launched a mobile phone health application at the Acerta Green Convention II, which held at Environmental Technology Auditorium, School of Environmental Technology, FUTO. This is a forum that brings all stakeholders in the FUTO community to discuss prevailing health and environmental issues. The Mobile application which was designed and programmed by FUTO students was born out of the need to tackle the slow response of medical services to emergencies and to curb some of the prevailing health issues in our community. This invention is a form of Telemedicine, putting SIFE FUTO as front liners in the promotion of this technology in our country. The application has the following features:

A search engine that links prevailing symptoms to possible diseases and proffers information and preventive measures for quick response in emergencies.
A diseases catalogue containing detailed information on some diseases, their general overview, occurrence rate in FUTO, symptoms and preventive measures.
A link to access the FUTO Health Report and a system that enables a user report emergencies to the Medical Centre before arrival.
Direct access to medical professionals for advice.


The content of the application was obtained through research by members of the project, and was verified by the Director of the Department of Medical Services, FUTO, Dr. Emerole, C. O. The FUTO ICT Center director, Prof. Gloria Chukudebe was also present at the Launching Event and she gave a resounding approval of the ingenuity of the project.

The Application is available now for Blackberry, Java and Symbian devices and can be downloaded at http://healthbookproject.wordpress.com/category/health-app/.

The event also witnessed the unveiling of the new name of SIFE FUTO. Its new name,Enactus, stands for Entrepreneurial, Action, Us in line with the new vision of the organization which is ‘enabling progress through entrepreneurial action’.The new name embodies what the organization stands for and will now be used for its activities with its partners and sponsors.

We urge our students to learn more and be the best of student in Africa and all over the world.

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UNIUYO Cut-off Mark and other requirements for Admission Into 100L & 200L

Gaining admission to study into the University of Uyo is purely on

merit. University of Uyo as a centre of excellence admits candidates

with the requisite qualifications for their programmes of choice.

Admission through UTME (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination)

and some other criteria as listed :-

1. Minimum of Credit passes in Five (5) subjects including English

Language at the SSCE, GCE O'Level and any other equivalent

examinations.

2. UTME score of at least 180 and above (Subject to change).

3. Post-UTME screening score of not less than 180 (Subject to Change).

In addition to the above, candidates must make University of Uyo 1st

or 2nd choice to qualify to write thePost-UTME Screening Test.

Candidates who score less than 180 at the Post-UTME screening test are

not eligible for admission into any programme in UNIUYO irrespective

of any higher scores obtained at the UTME.

For final selection into programmes, the candidate's average scores

from the UTME and Post-UTME screening Tests are used.

Though the average score of 180 is the barest minimum for admission,

the cut-off point changes form programme to programme based on the

overall performance of the candidates in the programme.

Admission through Direct Entry

1. Minimum of credit passes in five (5) subjects including English

Language at SSCE, GCE O'Level or equivalent qualification.

2. Either an HSC, OND or NCE in the relevant programme to be

undertaken in UNIUYO.

3. An acceptable score is prescribed for admission at the Direct Entry

Screening Exercise.

4. Final selection is a combination of candidate's certificates and

the direct entry screening result.



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JAMB releases 1st batch of Results for "No Biometric Verification" 2013 Candidates

Information reaching the allstudentcampus desk reports that JAMB has

released the 1st batch of Results for "No Biometric Verification"

Candidates.

Candidates who fall into this category are hereby advised to re-check

their results to see if they are among those successful candidates.

Meanwhile, here are the procedures for checking theresults;

Procedures to check the JAMB UTME 2013 Results

1. Visit the official 2013 result checking website using a computer

system by visiting www.jamb.org.ng/Unifiedtme4/

2. At the right hand side of the screen, you should see a section

written "Result Checker".

3. Enter your JAMB registration number OR Scratch Card PIN or Scratch

Card Serial Number (Anyone you have).

4. Click on "Check Result" to view your result instantly!

5. You can then print the result page as evidence.

If yours has not yet been released, you are expected to check back on

Wednesday. However, if there's any development before then,

www.allstudentcampus.com will definitely keep you in the loop.

Please endeavour to share your testimonies using the comment box at

the bottom of this page.

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FUTO Hits 12th Position in the Rating Of Top 100 Best Universities in Nigeria by NUC

The National Universities Commission (NUC) which ranks all approved Universities in Nigeria annually based on each University’s overall performance and the meeting of the requirements of acceptable standards of an ideal University has released the latest ranking of Nigerian Universities.

The outcome of the 2013 ranking by NUC shows that FUTO is placed 12^th on the list of 100 best Universities in Nigeria which is a marked improvement on its previous rating of 48^th.

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Chigozie C. Asiabaka in his reaction to the news stated that the drive for quest for Excellence was yielding positive dividends for the University. He commended and congratulated Principal Officers, Deans, Directors, Heads of Departments, members of Senate and other members of the University Community on this great achievement.

Prof. Asiabaka urged all to work harder towards the drive to attain the administration’s target of occupying a very prominent position on the next NUC annual ranking.

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FUTO Organises Workshop For Youths of Host Communities

In keeping with the University policy of fostering stakeholder engagement as well as sustaining development and aligning the interest of the host communities with the goals and aspirations of the University, Management has organised a Workshop for youths of the host communities.

The workshop titled “The Roles of the University in Community Development and Youth Empowerment” under the Chairmanship of the Vice-Chancellor was held recently at the FUTO Consult Ltd building. In attendance at the event were Principal Officers of the University, Deans, Directors, Youths and Traditional Rulers from the host communities.

The Director, Directorate of General Studies, Prof A. E. Agbogu delivered a lecture entitled “The Impact of FUTO on Host Communities” at the Workshop.

In his welcome remarks, the Vice-Chancellor stated the desire of the University Management to fulfil its corporate social responsibilities to the host communities. He added that Management has continued to empower the indigenes of the host communities with increased admission and employment slots. The Workshop featured speeches from invited guests.

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FUTO post-utme past questions for your 2013-2014

Get The FUTO 2013/2014 Post-UTME Past Questions and Answers for your school

TheFUTO  Post UTME past questions and answers is a book that helps you prepare and have an insight as to what to expect during the post utme examinations in FUTO

For 2013/3014 admission year, we will provide you with a combination of the current post utme past questions for your school, together with our reliable and up-to-date SMS alerts of any latest information coming from FUTO for the next 1 year!

futocommunity SMS Alerts Services is an excellent service which keeps you up-to-date with whatever is currently happening in futo. With this service, you will be able to monitor your school from anywhere you are in the world. futocommunity will provide you with 1 year of important Post-UTME updates and Admission information as SMS on your mobile phone, ahead of time. Some of the information we will provide include, and is not limited to;

- When the futo post-utme forms are out and when registration begins.
- When the exam will hold, or if there's any change in dates.
- Tips, Hints & Procedures needed for a successful Post-UTME in your school of choice.
- When the Post-UTME results are out.
- When there is any list released (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, Supplementary and VC admission lists)
- When there is any Scholarship Available to apply for.
- When ANY SCHOOL INFORMATION (Resumption, Pre-degree, Part-time) is released.
- SMS Reminders on when an imporatant date is around the corner so you don't miss it.
- Announcement of matriculation date for your school (Which signifies the close of admission)
- When JAMB for the next session begins (2014)
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It is important to note that so many candidates have lost their admission simply because they were not informed ahead of time, of the points stated above. With futocommunity.edublogs.org YOU WILL ALWAYS BE THE 1ST TO KNOW because we have over 3 years of experience in providing SMS alerts and our systems are reliable.

Usually, it is advised to subscribe to the service now because we will be giving you steady flow of information on your mobile phone from when you subscribe until the exact date next year (the service is for 1 full year). The earlier, the better!

The futo post-utme past questions and answers comes combined with the above SMS Alerts Service. This Past Questions we are providing you, will give you an insight to the type of questions futo sets, the pattern they use, and how your school of choice will try to confuse you with their questions. We believe that studying this e-booklet should give you an excellent score in your FUTO Post-UTME.
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Reps Summon JAMB Registrar Over Mass Failure

The House of Representatives Thursday summoned the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof Dibu Ojerinde, over mass failure by candidates in the last Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

The recently released result of the examination showed many students scoring below 150, out of the 400 marks based on the four papers each of the candidates sat for.

Chairman, House Committee on Education, Hon. Aminu Suleiman (PDP Kano), said yesterday that the summons became imperative due to series of complaints and protests by a cross section of Nigerians.

Said he: “We heard that JAMB authorities had formally explained some reasons for the mass failure. This is not enough if the content of the complaints of Nigerians is anything to go by. One of the complaints was that concerning the usage of computer for the exam that most of them had never had contact with before.

According to him:“It can be recalled that the House passed a resolution asking JAMB not to use computer for the 2013 exams and they said they would make it optional; but there were still complaints by candidates that some of them filled the manual or paper option only to find themselves being asked to write the exams using computers,”.

He added that the mass failure might not be unconnected with the introduction of computers for the exams, bearing in mind that most candidates especially from Government secondary schools were not exposed to computer before.

He further said the committee had no option than to act accordingly to work towards finding a lasting solution to the perennial failures of JAMB candidates.

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Apply for Adeleke University, Ede 2013/2014 Admission Exercise

The Adeleke University, Edeis currently accepting application for
admission into her 2013/2014 undergraduate courses.
All admissions into the University shall be through the Joint
Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB). Admissions shall be open
to all irrespective of Nationality, Gender, Physical ability and
religion.
The University shall admit candidates into its undergraduate
programmes based on the following minimum qualifications:

100 level: a candidate shall possess the Senior Secondary School
CertificateSSCE/GCE/NECO/WASC or equivalent with credit passes in five
subjects including English, Mathematics and three other relevant
subjects at not more than two sittings. Credit in Mathematics is
NOTrequired for programmes like English Studies, History and
International Studies, Religious Studies, Political Science, Public
Administration, Information Resource Management and Library Science. A
candidate shall, in addition, have an acceptable score in the Unified
Tertiary MatriculationExamination (UTME). Also graduates of this
Universityand other Universities who meet the requirement for
admission can be admitted into professional degree programmes.

200 level: a candidate shall possess two "A" Level passes or
equivalent in addition to credit passes in five subjects at the Senior
Secondary School Certificate Examination NECO/GCE/WASC or equivalent.
However, direct entry candidates shall also be considered.
In all cases, an 'O' Level credit in both English Language shall be
compulsory for all admissions into the University regardless of the
course of study.
Additionally, admission into an undergraduate degree program of the
University shall be based on the faculty and departmental requirements
stated below and a post-UTME Screening exercise conducted by the
University.
For application and more information, please visit
www.adelekeuniversity.edu.ng for details.
Good luck.

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Apply for Ajayi Crowther University 2013/2014 Post UTME and Admission

Application for admission into Ajayi Crowther University is ongoing.

To apply, candidates must meet the criteria listed below:

Admission into 100L via UTME

1. Must have registered for,sat for and passed 2013 UTME.

2. You are welcome even if you did not choose this school as your

choice in JAMB.

3. You must have a minimum of five (5) O'level credit in either WAEC,

NECO or NABTEB.

200Level/Direct Entry:

1. Direct Entry requirements are as in the JAMB Brochure.

2. Obtain 2013 JAMB Direct Entry admission form;

Note: Candidates who are awaiting their 'O' Level and or A'Level

results can also apply.

Payment of application fee/purchase of forms

Candidates are to make payment of ₦5,500.00 (Five Thousand, Five

Hundred Naira Only) to any of the following Banks:

1.Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc – 9202409902

2. Skye Bank Plc – 1770968562

3. Guaranty Trust Bank – 0050684338

4. First Bank Plc – 2013309767

5. Ecobank Bank Plc – 0007351818

Ensure you fill your details on the Bank teller as follows: Phone

Number / Surname and Other names.

Candidates are then expected to go to the University's website,

www.acu.edu.ng/admission/ to complete the Application Form.

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Babcock University 2013/2014 Post UTME Registration Procedures, Exam Venues, Dates

Below are steps to follow:-

Step 1.

Make sure your computer has Microsoft Excel installed and click here

to download the application form.

http://www.babcock.edu.ng/ug_admission/download/Undergraduate%20Application%20Form-Rev03.xlsx

(or it may be attached to your e-mail). When download is done, double

click on it to open and complete the form, Enter 1st and 2nd course

choices, exam center and exam dates on application form.

Step 2.

Submit a recent passport photograph (picture of applicant) with the

specifications below.

Dimensions: 2 x 2 passport size or 600x600 pixels. Max: 1200x1200 pixels.

Color background: RED

File Format:JPEG file format

File Size: Maximum of 240KB

Print a copy of your completed application form (with your passport

photograph. This is required for the exam).

Step 3.

Pay five thousand five hundred Naira (N5,500.00) to any of the

following bank accounts and keep your bank teller:

BANK NAME ACCOUNT NAME ACCOUNT NUMBER

1. Babcock MicroFinace: Account name:Babcock University Operations,

Account No: 2020100002

2. Access: Babcock MicroFinance - 0058472886

3. Diamond: Diamond Fees Collection - 0027465087

4. GTB: GTB Fees Collection Account - 0017175231

5. Wema Wema Bank Operations Account - 0120306071

Step 4.

Scan your bank teller (If using cell-phone camera, make sure it is readable).

Step 5.

Email the following to undergraduate form@babcock.edu.ng :

1. Completed form.

2. Passport photograph.

3. Scanned bank teller.

An e-mail confirmation will besent back to you within a week.

Step 6.

Come to the examination hall with the following:

1. Birth Certificate.

2. O' Level results.

3. JAMB results if available.

4. Print out of the completed application form (must include passport

photograph).

EXAMINATION CENTRES

1. Babcock University Computer Laboratory (Chiemela Ikonne Theatre).

2. AfriHub ICT Centre, University of Nigeria, EnuguCampus, Enugu.

3. AfriHub ICT Centre, Federal University of Technology, Owerri.

4. AfriHub ICT Centre, University of Calabar, Calabar

5. AfriHub ICT Centre, No. 142 Oba Akran Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos. (Beside

Vita Foam Industries).

6. Chams City, Plot 66, 1st Avenue, off Shehu Shagari Road, Abuja.

7. Chams City, 2A Isaac JohnStreet, Ikeja GRA, Lagos.

Time: 10:00 a.m. prompt at all the centres

Available Examination Dates

April: 16/18, 23/25, 30

May: 2, 7/9, 14/16, 21/23

June: 18/20, 25/27



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Babcock University Post UTME Application for 2013/2014 Admission is On!

This is to inform the general public that Babcock University Post UTME

Application for Admission in 2013 – 2014 academic year started in

April and will end in June, 2013. The post UTME application forms are

on sale online at the rate of N5,500.00.

Babcock University Post UTME screening will start on the 14th of May

and run till June depending on the time schedule given to applicants

upon submission of application online.

Candidates planning to apply to Babcock University Post UTME admission

in 2013 – 2014 academic year must meet the following conditions;

All candidates applying for Babcock University post UTME must have

registered and sat for JAMB.

Candidates must also have the required O'level qualification for their

chosen program.

Babcock University offers one of the following programs through

Babcock University post UTME admission;

4 years for BSc and BA

5 years for LLB, BEng, BAgric, BMLS, BNSc, BSc/ACA, BSc/ACIB

6 years for MBBS

Please follow the instructions carefully:

To proceed with applications, click the link below.

You will be requested to supply your full names and a valid email address

A mail will be sent to the email address provided. It is therefore

important that you supply a valid email address accessible to you at

all times as ALL correspondences concerning your application will be

mailed to this email address.

Parents or any other persons who fill forms on behalf of their

wards/clients are advised to update their wards/clients with the full

details of what they submitted on their behalf.

For further information, please call these hotlines: 08162835333,

08183277727, 08158628568, and 08126456667.

See more information about Babcock University Post UTME Application

for Admission in 2013 – 2014 and upcoming dates for their entrance

examination.

If you have more questions about Babcock University Post UTME

admission, click this link

http://umis.babcock.edu.ng/babcocknew/a_general.jsp?view=11:0 or ask

a question below.

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Nigerian Universities and their Jamb/UTME cut-off marks for 2013/2014

This is List of Schools and their 2012/2013

UTME Cut-off Marks

> Federal University of Technology, Minna

(FUTMinna) – 190

> Kwara State Polytechnic, – 180

> University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) – 180

or 200 depending on course

> Federal University of Technology Owerri

(FUTO) – 180 UTME

> Kaduna State University (KASU) – 180 UTME

(first choice only)

> Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOTECH) – 180

> University of Ibadan (UI) – 200 (Only Accept

Students who Choose them asFirst choice

only)

> Lagos State University (LASU) – 200

> Michael Okpara University of Agriculture,

Umudike (MOUAU) – 180

> Imo State University (IMSU), now Called

Evan Enwerem University (EEU) – 180

> University of Benin (UNIBEN)– 200

> Anambra State University (ANSU) – No

official figure probably 180

> Nnamdi Azikiwe University (NAU/UNIZIK) -

180 first choice only (no official proof yet)

> Enugu State University of Science &

Technology – 180

> Federal University of Technology, Akure

(FUTA) – 200

> Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) – 200

> Adekunle Ajasin University – 200

> Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED)

- 180 (first choice only)

> University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) – 200

(minimum UTME cut- off)

> Rivers State University of Science and

Technology (RSUST) – 180 (1st choice only)

> University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (UNAAB)

– 180 (minimum UTME cut-off)

> Delta State University, Abraka (DELSU) – 180

(minimum UTME cut- off)

> Abia State University, Uturu (ABSUU) – 180

> University of Ilorin, UNILORIN – 200 (240 for

Medicine)

> University of Lagos (UNILAG)– 200

> Federal University of Technology FUT, Minna

- 190

> Kwara State Poly -180

> University of Port Harcourt, UNIPORT -

200/180 depending on course

> Federal University of Technology Owerri,

FUTO – 180 – UTME cutoff

> Kaduna State University, KASU – 180 UTME

cutoff (first choice only)

> Lagos State Polytechnic, LASPOTECH – 180

> University of Ibadan, UI – 200 (First choice

only)

> Lagos State University, LASU – 200

> Michael Okpara University of Agriculture,

Umudike, MOUAU – 180

> University of Benin, UNIBEN – 200

> Niger Delta University – 180

Cutoff mark will vary depending on your

chosen course.

> Osun State University (Uniosun) – 200 (180

for Agriculture, Education and Arts i.e

Humanities and Culture Faculty)

> University of Abuja – 180

This is an Official UTME Cut-Off

Release from each School, Stay tuned!!!

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JAMB Result Upgrading or Editing is a BIG Scam

Allstudentcampus is concerned about scammers who are now
trying to scam student that did meet up with cut-off mark or failed
the JAMB UTME.
The truth is JAMB RESULT UPGRADING, UPDATING OR EDITING IS NOT POSSIBLE.
Once the jamb Result is Released Online, please note that the result can not be edited for upgrade
,These Scammers will claim to help you do the upgrade and will demand for a fee from you and after that, your result will still remain thesame. ...Thanks!!! Don't Forget To Share this Page to Save A Soul Today. If you need Post-UTME Past Questions and Admission SMS alerts for your
school of choice, call chuks on 081000003084

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JAMB Result Upgrading or Editing is a BIG Scam

Allstudentcampus is concerned about scammers & spammers who are now

trying to scam student that did meet up with cut-off mark or failed

the JAMB UTME.

The truth is JAMB RESULT UPGRADING, UPDATING OR EDITING IS NOT POSSIBLE.

Once any Result has been Released Online and You

can check it, it can never and Ever be Adjusted or

Modified, The Scammers claim to help you upgrade it but what they will

do is just to help you Edit it to

Good Grades but it will just be Edited on their Own

End and it will be printed but if you check it on JAMB

Website, It will still remain the Same.

Don't fall for this Scam...Thanks!!!

Don't Forget To Share this Page to Save A Soul Today.

If you need Post-UTME Past Questions and Admission SMS alerts for your

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FUOYE Pre-degree 2nd Semester Resumption Date Announced

The Academic Board of Pre-Degree of the Federal University of Oye

Ekiti at its11th meeting held on Tuesday 30th April, 2013 approved

Monday 10th June, 2013 as the new resumption date for the Second

Semester 2012/2013Academic Session in view of the prolonged JAMB

examinations.

You are also advised in your own interest to visit the University

website regularly for further information. Meanwhile

allstudentcampus.com is always here to inform you of the latest update

from all schools as much as we can.

If you need Post-UTME Past Questions and answers of and Admission

updates from school of choice

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Lamentation of 2013 JAMBites - Register yours here and now!

A must read article - Read and broadcast till it gets to Goodluck

Jamb withheld over 80 thousand results - for what? Many due to lack of

biometric verification -

What about the centers Jamb never provided with biometric machine ?

Who is at fault ?

What about the centers where the invigilators askedthe candidates not

to be verified because of time wasting? Who is to be blamed ?

What about the center where network was the challenge? who is at fault ?

What about those candidates who did verification, Where is their result?

What will happen to the 1.2 million that won't get admission? What is

their fate ?

What will happen to the 4 thousand naira each of this 80 thousand

candidates paid?

Why has Jamb not made anyofficial statement on this issue?

What is the Federal Government doing about this?

When will these results be released or when will the candidates come

for there biometric verification?

Who is going to give an answer to all of this questions?

When will Nigeria be a better place ?

Nigeria is yet to be developed yet they do things of a developed

country - poor electricity yet they come up with biometric machines

that needs the use of electricity, Bad network communication yet they

want to do biometric verification which requires network- what about

dose that wrote exams in villages ? Did u build any network coverage?

Jamb should be sued to court for refusing to verify its candidates and

thereby refusing to release their result --- Goodluck Ebele Jonathan

all this things happening in your regime - this is not boko haram

issueso you should tackle it.

Written By an Anonymous JAMBite,



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JAMB UTME CHANGE OF INSTITUTION UNIVERSITY POLYTECHNIC COURSE FORM

INFORMATION I NEED TO PROCESS YOUR CHANGE OF COURSE OR INSTITUTION

• YOUR JAMB REGISTRATION NUMBER
• NAME OF THE NEW INSTITUTION AND IT COURSE YOU WANT TO CHANGE TO.
• YOUR PHONE NUMBER (TO CALL WHEN EVERY THING HAS BEEN DONE AND TO TEXT YOU THE PIN/SERIAL NUMBER FOR YOU TO CONFIRM IT YOUR SELF)
• YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS (WHICH I WILL USED TO SEND YOU THE UPDATED CHANGES FOR YOU TO PRINT IT OUT

PAYMENT PROCEDURE
Option 1.
1. Pay the sum of N4000 (four Thousand Naira) into any of the account below
I Access Bank

Account Name:CHINEDU SOLOMON
Account Number: 0052642944

  DIAMOND BANK

Account Name: CHINEDU SOLOMON
Account Number: 0004161999

2. After payment, send an sms in this format displayed in blue italicize text below to 08051311885.
Depositor Name:Teller no:

Jamb Registration number: 16239766GF

Previous Institutions/Course:

Lagos State University, Ojo ----------Microbology

Delta State University, Abraka--------Medical Lab. Science

New Institution/Course:

Delta State University, Abraka---------Medicine and Surgery

Niger Delta University, Wilberforce---Medicine & Surgery

Phone number:08100003084

Email address: allstudentcampus@nokiamail.com

or contact us @ 

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Procedures to check the JAMB UTME 2013 Results

1. Visit the official 2013 result checking website using a computer

system by visiting www.jamb.org.ng/Unifiedtme4/

2. At the right hand side of the screen, you should see a section

written "Result Checker".

3. Enter your JAMB registration number OR Scratch Card PIN or Scratch

Card Serial Number (Anyone you have).

4. Click on "Check Result" to view your result instantly!

5. You can then print the result page as evidence.



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