The
JAMB 2014/2015 UTME examination registration has commenced and am sure you must have read it already in our previous post…
(Jamb 2014 Form now out). Although, the form will be on sale starting from next month, November, 2013.
How to be successful in Jamb 2014 Examination and Score 270 and AboveTips 1. Following the words of the JAMB Registrar after the 2013 exercise,
Prof Dibu Ojerinde said: “We have gone digital in JAMB.” What he meant by ‘going digital’ is that the Jamb 2014/2015 UTME examination is likely to be a
Computer Based Test. to avoid surprises in the exam hall, we encourage participants to learn how to operate a computer system which is as simple as
ABC. In the examination hall, your computer will be
“timed” when it reached the allotted time, it will switch off, even if you have not answer any question! So the call to be fast is needed.
Tips 2. All admission seeking candidates in the
Jamb 2014, mostly candidates within the South-Eastern environs are advice to make early registrations for the JAMB 2014/2015 UTME to avoid missing out on available centers. Last session
(Jamb 2013), with the record number of
1.8 Million candidates who participated in the examination, Centres were exhausted in the within three months of registrations, and late registrants were pushed to the
North, north east and north central zones of the country to take their examinations. (if you are not in the north, i know you don’t want to risk going to the North to write your jamb exam, due to the
Boko Haram animals) A lot of candidates miss the last year jamb exercise due to this problem, so we encourage you to purchase the form as soon as possible.
Tips 3. Applicants who wrote the JAMB 2013/2014
UTME examination and selected the Paper and Pencil Type
(PPT) were basically Victims of inefficiency of marking by the board, with majority of them, being forced to settle with scores that are not theirs, we therefore advice
candidates applying for the JAMB 2014/2015 UTME to thread carefully, on what to type of exam to select, we recommend the
Computer Based Test (CBT) and if you are good with computer, then there is no need to be scared of it. From last year experience, a lot of candidates who wrote last year jamb and choose CBT came out with
flying colours. it is up to you which one you want to go for. But thread carefully…
Tips 4. From statistic, over 1.8 Million Nigerian Students registered and participated in the JAMB 2013/2014 UTME exercise, and not more than
450,000 of these students were admitted, together with over 1.2 million students leaving our various high schools, due to the low amount to candidates who are offered admission last year, we are very sure more than
2 million candidates will participate in the JAMB 2014-2015 UTME exams. We therefore advice candidates to prepare for the competitions. One way to beat it is to Jack your book (read your book).
Tips 5. The JAMB 2014 candidates are advised to stay away from the Most Selected Institutions as outlined below;
• University Of Lagos (Unilag)
• University Of Benin (Uniben)
• University Of Nigeria (UNN)
• University Of Ilorin (Unilorin)
• Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. (Unizik)
• Federal University of Technology, Owerri (Futo)
• University of Ibadan (UI)
• University of Port Harcourt (Uniport) This are popular-one of the popular- institutions in Nigeria. The reason why we advice that you stay away from this universities is to boost your chances of admission, not because you are not intelligent, but because admission slots are very limited, the
competition in these institutions is higher and if it is not your catchment area, then your chance of getting admitted is equal to zero. But still, if you must choose any of the above institutions, please also look for Universities that accept
2nd choice and that are not too competitive. Take note of this as you will remember it when Admission commence. Now
success tips 6 will show us courses that are very competitive and why you have to ignore them…
Tips 6. All candidates seeking Admission into Tertiary Institutions via the JAMB
2014/2015 UTME exercise are advice to be very careful in their selection of courses, it is no news that the following courses have the highest number of applicants.
• Medicine And Surgery
• Economics
• Accounting
• Law/Civil Law
• Pharmacy etc.
• Mechanical Engr/civil/elect elect etc. Selecting one of the above means you will be competing with thousands of candidates for the space, which is likely not up to hundreds in all the
Institutions. But if you are however interested in any of the above courses, you must learn how to balance your selections appropriately to increase your chances of getting admitted.
Ensure you also select courses that has few number of candidates, and by so ding, you can be sure of your Admission and if you so please, you can apply for change of course after been admitted. This is as to
boost your chances of admission, not because you are not intelligent, but because slots are limited, competition is higher and you are getting older, plus,
ASUU would make you age before time, hence, make hay while the sun shine.
Tips 7. It is important also that you know the accreditation status of the course(s) you want to apply for in the choice Institutions before submitting your application.
What is Accreditation of course? Some university offer courses that has not been approved by the
National Universities Commission (NUC), and if you end up in one of those departments, you would have wasted your years for nothing! Because you won’t be given any original certificate! For example; Medicine and Surgery has NOT been accredited in the Benue State University,
BSUM and many others Universities, and candidates who is admitted into BSUM will end up spending 8+ years in vain.
How will you know if your course has been accredited in your choice institution? You can know this from the Jamb 2014 Brochure that will be given to you when you purchase the Jamb 2014-2015
UTME Form. Also you can drop your comment and we will let you know if you are good to go.
Tips 8. Most Institutions requires a cut-off of 240 in the JAMB-UTME. (example of such institution is
University of Ilorin) the minimum cut off for Medicine in Unilorin is 240 and 220+ for major courses, while admission at the University of Ibadan and
Unilag begins with your O-Level results, therefore, its very important that you have the basic requirements of the Institution before applying for admission. In fact, this apply to almost all the Institutions
in Nigeria. Ensure you have your COMPLETE
O’LEVEL RESULTS for your chosen courses before buying Jamb, if you don’t have… you are only going to frustrate yourself. Even when you are admitted, you will be screen out after they collect your acceptance fee and school fee.
Tips 9. DO NOT apply for admission into Institutions outside your catchment areas, else, you risk your chance of being admitted. what are catchment areas? more on this;
Tips 10. Take note: Once you have submitted your application form for the JAMB 2014/2015 UTME, there is no
more opportunity to initial any change, therefore, we advice candidates to check all the fields properly, including passport, names, first and second institutions, finger prints before submission, because all would be verified before you are admitted for the JAMB 2014 Examination.
We wish you all the best! Do you have any question? don’t hesitate to ask us via the
comment box.
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