Naija Students' Blog

 As you prepare for your putme, their are five things you should/must do:  1. Forget about how high or low your jamb score was/is.  2. Stop estimating your chances of admission based on your jamb score. If you passed the cut-off you're eligible for admission its as simple as that.  3 Do not rely on the post ume cut-off mark you hear, institutions this year will surely increase their cut off marks due to the high population of successful jamb candidates.So aim very high for this putme.  4 Start gathering materials for your preparation. 5. Get yourself around good and serious friends of like minds (i.e those who are still preparing for the putme) alot of inspiration comes from studying with friends.  and the last one is, download my Free Putme student guide. click here to download.   have a question? you can leave a comment below.

To our Jambites There has been alot of questions, some students are asking about the cut-off mark of various institutions they applied for, others are inquiring on how competitive their choice department is and their chances of getting admitted. I give an answer to your questions:  The admission percentage for last year's postume was very high, this was due to the fact that the number of students who sat for the putme exam was very small due to mass failure in jamb . But this year's jamb was different. A huge percentage of candidates passed the cut-off for the institution they applied for.Leaving you with one fact that the putme will be highly contested. And as a result of this, all departments in the universities will be competitive. Those departments that students despise and call minor will now be admired, all courses this time will be highly competitive.  So what are your chances?  All candidates have equal chances,the jamb is more or less a ticket to t...

Recently, some uniben students have been asking me questions regarding the correctness of their jamb subject combination for their admission. I have given answers to their questions to the best of my ability but now I give you a lasting answer. The University of benin on their website have a page titled "programmes". This page has a comprehensive list of all the degrees offered in the school and all the requirements. So if you still have question regarding your subject combin ation and other questions that has to do with requirements,simply visit uniben.edu and click on programmes (or click Uniben Programmes ) then scroll through to view the details for your course. I hope this was useful! Do you have a question? You can leave a comment below.