THERE IS HOPE FOR THOSE THAT FAILED THE DELSU POST UTME EXAM

We thank God at last, we have been searching for a way out of this, we now thank God as we were able to deliver this to all those that choose Delsu as their choice of institution in the 2015 jamb, many people failed the post utme, but there is hope. There is a branch of Delsu in my town, they are now selling their form for #5000 only, due to the information we gathered about the school, we learnt that they dont participate together with the main campus at abraka, so my brothers and sisters, is not late at all, you can now get admission easily with Direct entry into 100 level, what are you waiting for????? Now go before it will be late, form is now on market, and it will sone end, call 08161217078 or 08103744518 or 09030450241 for more details, share your comments with the comment box below

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DELSU POST UTME RESULT IS OUT, CHECK YOURS

Welcome you all that participated in the Delta state university abraka, the post utme that started on the 24th of august 2015 result is now out, although i know that the majority of the post utme candidates failed the Exam, but those that hope in God always succed, you can now check your result at http://www.delsu.edu.ng/post-utme-2015r.aspx and share the result with us, kindly post your comment please

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DELSU MAKES ADMISSION DIFFICULTS FOR ALL THEIR POST UTME CANDIDATES

Oh my God, what is happening in nigerian, i personal visit Delta state university for my post utme on the 24th of october, we were the first set of 2015, and i see every thing was put difficult just because they have alot candidates seeking for their admission, So they decides to make things hard, about 10 thousands candidate seats for Delsu post utme, so they decide to reduce their socalled 1hour time to 20 minutes to make the majority of them fail, and i really know why they did it, because delsu is expected to admite only 6000 students in their 100 level, but unfortunate people are so many! Please read and drop your comments, especial those that seet for delsu post utme

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List of 11 university that make the biggest income on sales of post utme form

education-symbol.png FOLLOWING the submission of Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAMB) to the will of parents and students who kicked against JAMB’s posting of students to institutions they didn’t pick, eleven federal universities are to share the sum of N1,577,414,000 or 1.5billion Naira in the on going post UTME exercise across tertiary institutions nationwide. Year in year out as students in Nigeria conclude their secondary school education, they aspire to further their studies in tertiary institutions. The first step in the series of stepping stones is WAEC, GCE or NECO, then comes JAMB. The last is post UTME which some quarters say is irrelevant since JAMB exists and others say is important as tertiary institutions use it to further “sift the dirt from the shaft.” Upon the purchase of University of Benin post-UTME forms, 60, 020 applicants, at 3,550 Naira each, would add 213,071,000/213million to the school’s coffers. Being renowned for having the highest number of applicants, University of Ilorin has 85, 945 applicants who picked up the forms at 4000naira each and provided the school with 343,780,000/ 343million. The Lion’s Den was not left out as the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, with 57, 539 prospective students, at N2,000 trapped 115,078,000/ N115million. Birthed by Delta State Government, Delta State University would bracket 236,562,000 / 236 million, from 78,854 applicants at N3,000 each, whether they are admitted or not, whether they succeed in writing the exam or not. In the heart of the nation’s economic capital, University of Lagos, with 49,059 applicants would bag 96,236,000/ 196 million at N4,000 per form. The first capital of the nation, Calabar in Cross River State which hosts University of Calabar has generated N116,837,500/ 116million from 17,975 applicants at 6,500 per form. Thirty eight thousand five hundred and twenty (38,520) applicants purchased UTME form at N4,500 from University of Ibadan, that would accrue N173,340,000 to the institution. Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, which exists for learning and culture charged each of the 34,409 applicants N3,500 and bagged N120,431,500/ 120million. Voice of submission Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, and University of Port-Harcourt both charged 52, 785 and 28, 254 applicants respectively N2,000 for UTME and bagged N105,570,000 and N56,508,000 respectively. Despite the large number of applicants, the highest number that can be admitted in varsities is five to six thousand. The question then is; what happens to the rest? Does it get turned over to the government as income? Does it count as internally generated revenue? Why not just produce the cards according to the spaces available? Why not have these exams conducted at minimal cost then charge students school fees upon admission? These are the questions some stakeholders ask. While others do not mind, “provided they get admission.” Theirs is a voice of submission. Mr Effiom Ekpeyong, whose son picked up University of Uyo’s post-UTME form for N3,500 said; “I do not have a choice, before you finish clamouring here and there time has gone, the university will do what they want and the child will spend one year at home. Let him do it and go.” At N3,300 Mr Chijindu Chinazor bought post-UTME form for his child to test and hopefully get admitted into Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Ogun State. His reaction goes thus; “Am not bothered, provided they get admission. If people think education is expensive they should try ignorance. That is however not to say that we should be extorted from. “My first daughter went in 2008, she bought her’s 1,000 from University of Benin, that it is now 3,550 is a simple factor of inflation which is in every sector of the economy, why should the education sector be different?” Pastor Chuks Obi who has three wards that are sitting for post utme, lamented that UNIBEN has taken close to N20,000 from his coffers for his wards post UTME form. Post UTME form Analysing the amount he spent, Obi said, ‘’Before this post utme form came out, one of my daughters who is a student of Uniben asked me to send N1,500 each to her siblings for pre- post UTME test which I sent. When the actual form came out, she demanded I send N2,500 for the forms, Which I gladly did. I became worried when my daughter from UNIBEN called and said the form was no longer N2,500 but N3,550. “I became alarmed over what I call unnecessary expense by some universities. What if I can’t afford such amount, what of other parents who are unable to afford such amount for a candidate talk more of two candidates?’’ An applicant of Uniben, Joy Obi said ‘’I thank my parents for paying my post utme form, however, the form is too expensive. I am not happy that some candidates will forfeit higher institutions due to high cost of form. I want the federal government to come to the rescue of students because life is not easy at all

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kaduna poly to represent Nigeria in the forthcoming Enactus World Cup 2015 at johannesburg

Students of the Kaduna Polytechnic have emerged champions in the Enactus Nigeria 2015 championship. By the victory, the school will represent Nigeria in the forthcoming Enactus World Cup 2015 scheduled for Johannesburg, South Africa later in the year. The Nigerian representatives will meet contestants from 35 other countries in the fiesta. In the final contest held in Lagos on Thursday, Kaduna Polytechnic students beat their counterparts from the University of Agriculture, Markurdi, Benue State to the second position. The third position went to the Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti. The contest, which centred on “Enabling progress”, allowed the participants to highlight the impact Enactus in different parts of the country. The initiative challenges students to proffer solutions to the socio-economic challenges in their host communities and neighbourhood. Meanwhile, the United States Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr, James Entwistle, has called for a better collaboration between the government and the private sector. Such a partnership, Entwistle said, would help to create a robust economy. Entwistle stated this just as he urged Nigerian youths to help to promote good governance and accountability. He spoke while addressing education stakeholders and participants at the competition. The envoy said, “Young people are at the heart of many of today’s great strategic challenges, from rebuilding the global economy to combating violent extremism to building sustainable democracies. “Nigerian youths need to be at the forefront to ensure that merit and substance are the deciding factors in electoral politics and that good governance becomes the clarion call of accountability. “High standard of service and excellence in execution should be your watchword. I encourage you all to fully exploit your creative abilities and to dream big and forge ahead with these dreams for a better and brighter future.” Hailing the organisers, the Enactus Nigeria, the envoy said the competition would help Nigerian students to channel their energies to creating community development projects. The projects, he added, would enable the beneficiaries to use their ingenuity and talent to impact on society better. According to him, the organisation has harnessed the talents of university students to explore and develop business acumen. He urged them to continue to hone their business and entrepreneurial skills so that they do not end up being “government bureaucrats”.

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unilorin release post utme result 2015/2016

All candidates that participated in unilorin day 1 ( august 17 2015) have now received their exam score directly on their mobile number. Why day 2 (august 18) and the other candidates will receive their result 4 hours after the exam. If you have seen your post utme result. Kindly share it here

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WAEC introduce mobile application for easy result checking

It's now official that the west Africa examination council have successfully invented a mobile application for result checking. Any person that wish to check waec result can easily use the mobile application. The application can be downloaded on www.waecdirect.org

Great develop from waec

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post utme exam score upgrade beware of fraud

This is to bring to the notice of the general public and particularly post UTME applicants that one MAYOWA SAMSON BALOGUN has been defrauding/sending a Skye Bank account to people to pay into in order to have their post UTME score boosted. Please be inform of this and other scammers. Thank you. The advice i have for all post utme candidate is that they should pray after writting the Exam, nothing is too hard for the lord to do, i pray that God will help us in jesus name, type amen in the coment boss to claim it

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Withheld WAEC may/june 2015 result, information to all affected student

The 2015 may/june waec result was release some days ago and some candidate are counting their loses for their inability to get their desired result or to see to see their result. The candidate that suffered most are those that their result was completely withheld for exam malpractice or for non payment of waec fee by the state government. If your Waec result is witheld it likely to be your school involvement in exam malpractice or for non payment of waec fees

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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY (DELSU) AND THEIR DEPARTMENTAL CUT OFF MARK

POST-UTME IN REVIEW: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT THE DELTA STATE UNIVERSITY (DELSU) POST-UTME As always, we bring you minute but Important information concerning the examination ahead, that we believe you need to be aware of, in order to make your admission this time. Below are details we believe you need to be aware of about the delta state University(DELSU) post-utme. _______________________________________________ • Delta state University(DELSU) post-utme cut-off like other state University is 180 • Delta state University(DELSU) accepts a pass(D7) in English, as long as you are being admitted for an education course and you are a science student. • DELSU accepts second choice candidates who did well in her post-utme, but I would advice you to put it as your first if your UTME score is low. • DELSU post-utme is a total of 100 marks • DELSU post-utme is not a Computer based examination FINDING YOUR SCORE To get your average score for admission. Divide your UTME score by 4, add it to your post-utme score, and divide them by 2. Example. UTME=240 Post-UTME=40. Total score= 240/4=60, 60+40=100, 100/2= 50. COMPETITVE COURSES INCLUDES; Medicine Law Pharmacy Economics Engineering Accounting LESS COMPETITIVE COURSES INCLUDES; Geography Sociology Education courses Biological sciences Physical sciences BELOW ARE LAST YEARS CUT-OFF MARKS: Medicine 57 Pharmacy 63 Engineering 50 Psychology 45 Sociology 45 Geography 40 Micro Biology 47 Law 60 Economics 55 Account 52 Mass Comm 50 Political science 49 Banking & Finance 45 Sociology 45 Psychology 45 Geography 40 English 40

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