Dreams Beyond the Gutter( Escaping Tomorrow)

In the narrow, noisy alleys of Ajegunle, where the smell of open gutters mixed with frying akara and loud Afrobeat from cracked speakers, Tunde grew up dodging trouble like it was rain. At sixteen, most boys his age already had nicknames from the street—"Sharp Sharp", "Omo Iya Oloja", boys who ran errands for area boys, who smoked weed behind the abandoned mechanic shop, who flashed small wads of naira like they owned tomorrow. They called Tunde "Book Boy" at first to mock him, later with something close to respect, because he never joined them. Not once. His mother sold pure water and recharge cards under a torn umbrella near the bus stop. His father? Long gone before Tunde could remember his face. Every evening Mama would press twenty naira into his palm—"Buy bread, eat, read your book"—before turning back to customers. She never finished secondary school herself, but she believed university was the only ladder tall enough to climb out of this place. Tunde studied under the flickering yellow bulb in their one-room face-me-I-face-you apartment, mathematics textbooks spread on the wooden bench while children screamed outside and generators coughed diesel smoke through the window. When NEPA took light, he used the torchlight from an old Nokia, squinting until his eyes burned. The street tried hard to claim him. One humid night, his childhood friend Skido—now deep in Yahoo Yahoo—slapped a brand-new iPhone into Tunde's hand. "Just hold it for me, bro. One delivery, you chop 50k. No stress." Tunde stared at the phone like it was a snake. His heart pounded—not from greed, but fear. Fear that one "yes" would end every dream he'd protected so fiercely. He pushed the phone back. "I no fit, Skido. I wan go school." Skido laughed, but the laugh cracked at the edges. "School? You go write JAMB, pass, then wetin? Four years, still come back here sell recharge card like your mama? Wake up, guy." Tunde walked away, chest tight. That night he cried silently into his pillow so Mama wouldn't hear—hot, shameful tears because part of him wondered if Skido was right. But every morning he woke up and chose the same thing: the worn WAEC past questions, the dog-eared Chemistry textbook, the dream of walking through those big gates at University of Lagos, wearing a student ID that said he belonged somewhere bigger than these streets. Results day came like judgment. He stood in the long queue at the cyber café, palms sweating, heart slamming against his ribs. When the screen finally loaded, his knees nearly buckled. English – B3 Mathematics – A1 Physics – B2 Chemistry – B3 Biology – C4 Literature – C6 He had made it. The cutoff was close, painfully close—but he cleared it. He ran home through the muddy streets, tears blurring everything, shouting "Mama! Mama!!" like a small child again. She dropped the pure water sachet she was tying and caught him as he crashed into her arms. "My boy… my boy…" she whispered, rocking him while customers st

ared. For the first time in years, she cried openly in public—tears of pride, relief, and something deeper: the fear she'd carried alone that her only son might disappear into the same darkness that swallowed so many others. That evening, Tunde sat on the small veranda, JAMB result printout clutched in his hand like scripture. The street noise felt distant for once. He looked up at the sky turning orange and purple, and whispered to himself, "I did it. I really did it." But admission lists weren't out yet. Money for acceptance fees, accommodation, books—everything still felt like mountains he hadn't climbed. He closed his eyes, breathing in the familiar smell of smoke, garri, and hope. To be continued...

HOW TO EFFECTIVELY USE THE 12 MONTHS NYSC YEAR

This may not be a rule book, but this could serve as a guide to help you utilize the 12 months of NYSC year maximally for your profit. 

Month 1 - NYSC Orientation Exercise

- Use this month to identify the purpose of the service year and the persons that can help you actualize your goals. Making friends with the NYSC officers is key. 

In my time, I had easy access to the NYSC state Secretariat, my ZI, LI and Schedule officers. This relationship was built in the camp where I served as Platoon leader. Most corps members make the mistake here of making friends with the soldiers. The soldiers may not be the best set of persons to offer you help here because apart from the Camp commandant and RSM, the others are rank and file officers. 

Month 2 - Report to your PPA.

- Volunteer to do beyond your schedule duty at your PPA. 

- If you have flare for the Academics, locate the Tertiary institution in LGA or nearby. Go there and volunteer to work in the Laboratory or help a Lecturer take his/her course. Lecturers and Technologists will always be happy to have you. 

- Get active with your CDS group.

- Start planning your Personal CDS project. 

- Find and Secure a secondary place of Assignment. You need that extra funds. 

Month 3 - Apply for your Personal CDS project.

You apply to the State Coordinator through your LI. Carrying out the simplest of project like sharing sanitary pads to female students is significant in the NYSC and the future. For the future, it counts for a significant community service. 

Month 4 - Skill Acquisition Month

- Start your skill acquisition proper.

- Learn skills that takes two to three months to perfect. 

- Most skill trainers give discount to corps members. 

- Do more of hard skills and little of soft skills. 

- In thr family house, you can do barter skills traning. That is, teach me what you know, I teach you mine. 

Month 5 - Continue Skill Acquisition. Start sorting for funds for your PCDS Project. 

- A bulk of your funds may go in here. don't mind. It will be worth it. 

- Reach you to your religious group, fellow corps members, rich relatives to aid with funds for your project. 

- You must have a ready proposal for this. 

- Use the NYSC fund request letter. This comes with your PCDS approval letter. 

Month 6 - Start a second Skill Acquisition training.

- You are now two months into your first skill. It is time to get into another one.

- This new skill should be Data Analytics (e get why)

- In Six weeks you should perfect the intermediate level proficiency. 

- This can be online. 

Month 7 - Teach Others the skills you gained and make savings from the pay. 

- Organize training for other corps members in the lodges and family houses. 

- Register your skill training with SAED at the NYSC trainer. 

- Become a SAED trainer. 

- Register your enterprise with CAC ( If you want to pursue biz)

- Apply for your transcript (If PG Abroad is your quest)

Month 8 - The Month of Applications

- Use the month to learn how to craft application Cover, CV (professional and Academic)

- Graduate School Docs

- Learn Internet Searching and Exploring skills. 

- Learn how to use Google

Month 9 - Application Month. Go for leadership position in your CDS

- Professionally and in the Academics, past Leadership positions is a plus to your CV. By month 9, you are now a Senior corp member, your batch should be the foremost batch, thus you are now ripe to contest for CDS president, Fellowship president, MSM etc. 

- Don't forget to keep applying and business your businessmanship skills

Month 10 - Conclude your PCDS Project

- Begin to evaluate your options. 

- If you followed the above schedule, there will be very many options by now. 

-Academics, Business, Employment etc should be at your doorsteps

- Seek advice from NYSC officers

Month 11 - Unwind and Look into the Future

- List your alternatives. Count your cost.

- Plan your next steps

- Draw the life's trajectory

- Time to connect and reconnect. 

Month 12 - Welcome to the New You

- Never go to service and come back the same. 

- Make sure something is added to your life and perspective

- Make sure you are seeing life from a new optics

#mosesudoisoh

Moses Udoisoh 

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ASUU STRIKE: NAUS threatens Drastic Action

The National Association of University Students, Osun State chapter has threatened ‘drastic action’ over the persistent strike of the Academic Staff Union of Universities.

In a statement made available to The PUNCH on Monday, and jointly signed by the Chairman, the Secretary-General and the Publicity Secretary; Eruobami Ayobami, Olaniyan Saleem Opeyemi and Lawal Idris Tomiwa, respectively, the student body bemoaned the persistent closure of schools, stating that the feud between the striking lecturers and the Federal Government had remained a hindrance to the academics of Nigerian students.

The statement read in part, “for years and still counting, it has become glaring that the issue of the feud generated through the seemingly unending clash of interests between the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, that has desisted to fade away in any bit has undoubtedly become an insurmountable hindrance for the academic proceedings of all affected Nigerian Students, who happen to be the majority.”

The students argued that, in all the strike actions of ASUU over time, there had always been claims and counterclaims from both the lecturers and the government, arguing that the government seemed to be deriving fun from the unfortunate menace.

“Any ASUU strike that surface over time, the current one inclusive, is always surrounded with several stories and claims from the end of ASUU and corresponding counterclaims from the Federal Government. Regardless, all are still pointers to the fact that our leaders seem to be picking fun in all these disruptions caused to our lives.

“Despite the relentless wailings and yelling from the students whose lives are being toyed with, and our parents whose only retirement plan are us, their children, such issues like this that have us as the bearers of the brunt are noticed to be consistently addressed with the least of readiness and promptness from our leaders,” the students argued.

The students further threatened to take action, stressing that they had been pushed to the wall, and were with no other choice. 

“This has been pushing us and to which adaptation has been our incapacitated response, but now, we are at the wall and we may have no choice than to respond with severe agitations. In the course of this, the leadership of this association is hereby using the responsible medium to call on all necessary offices, emphasis on the Federal Government, to see this as an urgent point of call as it should be and make all necessary provisions and adjustments that will not only fix this current ASUU strike but also for continuous sustainability of our academic system afterwards with immediate effect.

“As agitations through protest are expected to be the last resolution, this is us being so cordial by letting our voice and stand known via this respected medium, we hope the appropriate quarters respond accordingly by doing the needful so as to avert having this followed by a drastic and unwanted decision by the leadership of this association,” the statement read further.

The PUNCH had earlier reported that the striking lecturers, on March 14, declared an extension of its warning strike by eight weeks over the failure of the Federal Government to meet its demands. 

Why JAMB Results Cannot Be Used Beyond One Year – Registrar

The Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Professor Ishaq Oloyede has explained that results for the board’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) cannot last beyond one year because it is a ranking and not an achievement test.

He said this in Kano during an interaction with journalists after an assessment tour of the board’s Computer-Based Test (CBT) centre and others within the state as well as the board’s ongoing project.

Explaining the difference between the two, Oloyede said achievement tests’ results can be banked over a period or even for life because they “Are not one-chance examination, they take continuous assessments, they do practical assessments, on-the-spot assessment and a final exam, which is added together” while the ranking test is “A one-chance examination; you cannot use it to accurately judge the capacity of the candidate because it is taken in one sitting and can be affected by several factors.”

Citing an example, he said “Somebody who wants to read medicine last year that scored 230 and this was why he could not do medicine. If you tell the person not to take another one this year but to use the last score, the student will not listen because you are killing the student, because we have to re-rank them for this year.”

Oloyede said the suggestions (for the result to last over a year) were from people that do not know the nature and purpose of the exam, adding that the purpose of the examination determines the duration of the result.

“The purpose (of UTME) is just to rank people who are assumed to be already qualified,” he said.

On whether the post-UTME conducted by tertiary institutions is an indictment on the credibility of JAMB, Oloyede said the board does not have any problem with institutions having a say in how candidates are admitted, saying universities should not be deprived of re-ascertaining the qualities of candidates they want to take.

“If I am sure of the validity of my examination, I will not be afraid of you testing and re-testing the candidates because it will come back to almost the same thing. There were disparities in the past between our examination and the post-UTME, but that cannot be said again,” he said.

Why We’ll Never Encourage Tuition Fees – ASUU

The leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has said that only genuine increment in budgets for education between 20 and 26 per cent by the federal government as spelt out by the United Nations will be the solution to the current impasse with the university system in Nigeria. In this interview with Daily Trust on Sunday, the president of the union, Professor Emmanuel Osodeke, argued that introducing school fees would not solve the current crisis. He noted that while Nigeria’s resources are being mismanaged by government officials, education is being given priority in other countries.     

Will ASUU consider the introduction of school fees in our universities as a solution since all your demands are financially related, so that they can all be met at once?  

ASUU and the travail of Nigerian education

Endless strikes: Why FG, ASUU fail to get it right

We will not encourage tuition fees in whatever guise. The government can meet our demands without tuition fees. What is the minimum wage for Nigerians? It is N30,000. If we start to charge N200,000 to N300,000 how will a parent earning N30,000 pay for two children?  

It should be noted that education is a right, not a privilege, so we will never go for that! If they like, let them sack all of us.  

But in other countries, education is a right only at primary and secondary levels, not at the tertiary level. In fact, some at primary level only. What’s your take on that?  

Is that what our constitution states? Besides, the parents of these students are already paying so much. They pay for accommodation because there are no more hostels in universities, they pay for feeding and transport because they are not staying on campus. They pay for everything, including laboratory usage. So why should they pay for tuition again? Can the country afford it? The answer is yes.  

How best do you think this current crisis can be handled?  

Once the government makes up its mind to prioritise education over other things like other countries in the world, they would fund it. How much is Nigeria trying to borrow to pay for fuel subsidy? It IS $2 billion. You heard it when the minister of finance disclosed it.  

What is the way out?  

That is what I am saying; fuel subsidy is not something we should be talking about because it doesn’t exist. They said they would borrow $2 billion, which is over N1 trillion, to use on fuel subsidy. The amount that can build a refinery!  

We need to amend our laws so that all these oil companies and moribund refineries can be resuscitated, but we want to spend this money on fuel subsidy to feed some prominent people who own oil companies. But we cannot push N200m, which is less than $50 million US on our education. Does it sound right? So, if the leadership of this country prioritises education, we will get it right.  

In Ghana, their budget on education is between 15 to 20 per cent of their total, while Nigeria budgets six per cent. Does it make any sense? Not even in the United States where the minimum wage is high. If they try the introduction of tuition fees, children will rise against every person involved.  

What are the solutions? 

Nigeria should increase her budgetary allocations to what has been recommended by the United Nations Education and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO), which is 20 to 26 per cent as we have in other countries. Once it is increased to that percentage, it will fund it. That’s all.  

In this country, we are aware that the president, Muhammadu Buhari, was in a conference somewhere outside the country and he said that in 2022 he would increase the education budget by 50 per cent, a year later, he said he would increase it by 100 per cent. We all watched him make that promise.  

So, what happened this year; instead of increasing it as promised you reduced it. Those are the issues.    

How many of your demands have been met out of the ones you listed?  

None has been met fully.  

Which ones have been met partially?  

We want revatilisation of the universities and the government promised that on a yearly basis, as far back as 2013, we shall be receiving N220 billion, which they signed. Since 2014 till today they have only released N70 billion. Between 2014 and today is about eight years.  

The last time we met in 2020 they said they would release N30 billion immediately as a sign of commitment to implementing the agreement. That is the commitment out of the N220 billion, but till now, they have not released anything.  

Also, we agreed to mainstream Earned Academic Allowances (EAA) so that we will not be talking about it again, and they agreed, as if they would mainstream it in 2020 or 2021. 2021 has come and gone and in 2022, it is not in the budget, and they have done nothing!  

They also said they were going to pay our promotion arrears. People were promoted four, five years ago, but till now they just paid few to create the confusion that people have been paid, which is not correct.  

The fourth one is that they said they were going to accept the UTAS as an alternative to the IPPIS. It is about 10 months now and the UTAS has not been accepted. They kept on telling lies. We have done tests with them, which were all positive.  

But they went to the public to tell lies that the UTAS failed integrity tests. We asked if the IPPIS they are using was even tested, and the answer is no. What they are using was never tested; and they don’t want to test it. We have told them to test the two together and see the one that is better, but they said they should not be addressed like that, just because there are some people feeding on the IPPIS.  

All these were said during negotiation. We started this negotiation in 2017. This was an agreement in May 21, 2021; and now, they are telling us that they are going to set up another panel. Does it make sense? Those are the major issues we had in the agreement, and till now, none has been implemented, not even up to 10 per cent. I just pray they can do it within a short period if there is a commitment.  

What is your message to students who are now at home?  

The struggle is about the Nigerian university system. It is about the future of our students. The government is muting the idea of paying school fees, N1 million per student, then all of them will leave the school.  

They should know that what we are fighting for is about them. If we ‘leather our guide’ they will introduce school fees of N1m per student. And you know the implication. How many Nigerian students would be able to afford N1m as school fees?  

JAMB AND WAEC REGISTRATION ENDS

SenGinEduco consultancy Our journey so far

*BRIEF HISTORY OF SENGINEDUCO CONSULTANCY SERVICE ‼️🔥🔥*
         _THE JOURNEY SO FAR 💕_

In 2014 I work with Nice pick Cafe business center, as the means to learn more, I began to learn how the Nigeria Educational system works and the challenges student and parents face, after two years of experience with Later Mr. Lekan my boss, I joined a Facebook Platforms where I was the moderator and help Students in jamb filling, WAEC filling, etc, I was exploited by the owner of the forum close to one year. I left in 2017 and joined Femi, Idowu, Akin, and Musa in creating Nigerian students Educational solutions after some misunderstanding that tore the forum, everyone left and move on with other business, I picked up the broken 💔 pieces of my life and the exploitation I went through and decided to take full responsibility of my ideas and right there I created Smash Jamb & Post-time Platforms in the year 2018 after proper paperwork and experience I have gotten from Late Mr. Lekan I decided to rebrand the name to National Association of Jambite and Nigerian students  (NAJANS).

After the various Assistance I have rendered to various Aspirants across the country without seeing any of the students, in January 2019 I became the only social media Educational consultant with over 23.6k followers on Facebook. In December 2019 my people recommend that I change the name to something more catchy and attractive and after Serious thinking and praying I decided to choose SenGinEduco consultancy services which the meaning of SENGINEDUCO ; *Succeeding Excellently in National educational Growth and International Education*. I went ahead to make my Motto Education is not Privilege but right because everyone is entitled to good and quality Education, our Education should be cheap nor expensive but affordable for all citizens.

In 2020 January 18, I officially flag off the name, and in January 20_2020 I officially lunch the social media platforms and everything else and change the Najans to SenGinEduco Consultancy service.
Today SenGinEduco consultancy services have reached out to thousands of Nigerian students both home and away, we have inspired lives positively and many have gotten admission through our Consultancy from 2019 till date and we are still growing stronger.

SenGinEduco consultancy is in three (3) Unit which are
1. SenGinEduco Media and  Advertising Unit: The Advertising Unit is where we advertise various products for our students at a subsidized rate and also connect them to the right customer and also our media platforms are where we break the news happening in the Educational sectors both home and away.

2. SenGinEduco Outreach Foundation: This is where we give back to society and students to support them in their academic activities and also encourage them to keep pushing and never give up. No organization who benefit from the masses should be far away from her people and giving back.

3. SenGinEduco consultancy services: this is the main body of the organization and this unit comprises of professional Educational consultant, those who are really into Education and our work is to help you check the Institution, courses, subject combination and Logistics and planning on what to expect.

In Oct 2020 we clock 2800+ on our Facebook page and got the federal government agency small scale business code and also got the well structured Educational consultant service and in February to March, we had a lot of sponsors such as Spectranet, MTN, and some individuals who appreciate our good work. Today SenGinEduco consultancy services are covering Ghana and 🇬🇭Benin republic 🇲🇱 as we have established a small branch to help our Nigerian students who are interested in schooling outside and by God's grace, we will secure more west African and east Africa countries.

On Dec 20 we went ahead to publish our first ever notebook to appreciate our customers and parents and also by God grace we will release our face Cap 🧢 notebook and t-shirt to everyone to purchase at a low price, our 021 projects are gonna be extremely big as we have started to sign a deal with big firms that will sponsor our SenGinEduco Students to come this year internationally and national Exam. Today SenGinEduco has 12 teams both the technical team and designer team currently working with her.

This is just the little story of how we started
Thank you ☺️❤️❤️ All for staying with us 💕.
We appreciate you 😊.

THE HEART OF HUMANITY 💞

*THE WICKNES OF  HUMANITY!*

  written by Nwankwo Godwin SenGin ✍️

She asked him, 'How much are you selling the eggs for?'
The old seller replied, '#60 an egg, Madam.'
She said to him, 'I will take 6 eggs for #25 or I will leave.'
The old seller replied, 'Come take them at the price you want. Maybe, this is a good beginning because I have not been able to sell even a single egg today.' She took the eggs and walked away feeling she has won. She got into her fancy car and went to a posh restaurant with her friend. There, she and her friend, ordered whatever they liked. They ate a little and left a lot of what they ordered. Then she went to pay the bill. The bill costed her #24,500 She gave #25000 and asked the owner of the restaurant to keep the change.

This incident might have seemed quite normal to the owner but, very painful to the poor egg seller.

The point is,
Why do we always show we have the power when we buy from the needy ones? And why do we get generous to those who do not even need our generosity?

I once read somewhere: 'My father used to buy simple goods from poor people at high prices, even though he did not need them. Sometimes he even used to pay extra for them. I got concerned by this act and asked him why does he do so? Then my father replied, "It is a charity wrapped with dignity, my child”

*Nwankwo Godwin SenGin ✍️*

MESSAGE TO JAMBITE

MESSAGE TO MY 2020/21 JAMBITE
  DON'T GIVE UP MY STUDENTS.
*Share to all students to keep hope alive"

*Every successful person has a painful story, so never give up. A school bell that sounds as a disturbance at 8:am for students to assemble, while others rush and  also sounds interesting at 2:pm when students want to go home ..  is just a matter of time..so Don't envy anyone. Not everyone walking fast has an appointment*. > Nwankwo Godwin SenGin

*Some Have Running Stomach.*
*If a rose smells better than tomatoes, It doesn't mean the rose can make a better stew. Don't try to compare yourself to others. You also have your own strength, look for it, and build on it. All animals that exist, were in Noah's ark. A snail is one of those animals. If God could wait long enough for snails to enter Noah's ark; His door of grace won't close till you reach your expected position in life. Never look down on yourself, keep looking up. Remember that Broken crayons still color_. Keep on pushing, you never can tell how close you are to your goal.*                
Don't give up if you fail but dust your feet and rise up, because polytechnic or  UNIVERSITY nor jamb can't define your success.

I am Nwankwo Fowosere SenGin ✍️                    

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Today's History

   *Today's History*
The Moors were Black Africans that settled in europe (spain in particular) around the year 711. Highly educated, the Moors brought much ”light" to europeans, who had barely emerged from the dark age following the vandals invasion. The Moors were highly esteemed by europeans for their erudition and refinement.

The Moors, for example, taught europeans to regularly change their clothes instead of wearing the same filthy clothes all year round. It was also under the influence of the Moors that the various European ethnic groups began to wash frequently and to use soap. These new measures contributed considerably to reduce deadly diseases linked to poor hygiene. The Moors also established the separation between humans and animals. Before that, europeans lived with their chickens, sheep, or cows in the same place where they ate and slept. This overcrowding caused illnesses like measles and chickenpox.

The Moors also made reading accessible. In fact, the majority of the people in europe were illiterate at that time, including kings and nobles. Only the clergy really knew how to read and write because they were spreading the bible. The Moors built free schools accessible to everyone, as well as hundreds of libraries which included thousands of manuscripts on medicine and surgery, astrology, plant healing, architecture, fabric making, farming techniques, and music.

Many of the instruments currently used in western music have their origins with the Moors. Examples include the drum, the horn, the lute, the xylophone, and the harp. Today, the trumpet is an evolution of the horn, the guitar comes from the lute and the piano is simply a lying harp to which keys have been added. The Moors built the first conservatory of music in europe in Valencia, spain and they are probably the originators of “european classical music”.

The Moors civilized Europe for a large part, but because of racist ideologies, their influence has been denied to this day. By immersing yourself in specialized historical works and observing pictorial art ‪from the 8th to the 11th‬ century, you will find their contributions to Europe.

#OriginalAfricanHistory

THE SUMMARY OF THE FG NEWS

*SenGinEduco organizations media News Summary*

_PUBLIC NOTICE INFORMATION_

        *June 30/6/2020*

Kindly Share it to all Nigerian students out there 

Many students and our followers  might have seen the FG ( FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF NIGERIA) news via education and interstate ban lifted.

Now what FG means about this is  that school will open for graduating set ,simply meaning that it's only for those in primary 6, junior secondary school of class 3 who are about to take JSSCE exam and our big brothers in Seniors secondary school ( Sss3) who will be sitting for WAEC & NECO as most universities won't and can't wait for them (our post is coming soon today or July 1 via that so jambite kindly follow us or WhatsApp us to be added on our Post-utme forum info) the reality is that after this set of selected students are done,the FG will then proceed to higher institutions because it won't be nice saying only final year students to resume, defiantly everyone who isn't in final year will trip in and they will be a big issues so unfailingly by August higher institutions & others will know their fate and the truth be told 65% of higher institution students haven't done their assignment not to talk of the final year student on project,for we will advise you to go pick up your books and start studying because from our info gathered via higher institutions ,the reopening won't be easy and exam stress. Their word is that FG gave you 5month Holiday plus and you have no excuse to fail the test and exam ,I guess you what this means.

As they have lifted the ban on interstate travel Pls don't travel to your school (higher institution) when you all know that school has not been open ,stay in your house just to avoid unnecessary issues with security operatives , and that your sweetheart you want to see my dear wait until they open school fully don't risk your life for anyone,cause once you die their life continues and it's only your family that will feel the pain so please kindly stay safe and keep the online conversation not offline conversation (travel).

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For those asking us when will those special selected students allow  to go back to school start? ,well the FG made it clear that it's the state government educational board that will decided when they want her pupil back to class as WAEC and NECO kicks off August/ September so SenGinEduco organizations will advise your younger ones to study well and shun social media as their exam will Come from their online tutorials class they have been doing since lock down from our information gotten from our report unit . Follow our social media platforms as we will release more info on that.

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And lastly we want to appreciate our followers and those who are always tagging and sharing our news , and we promise to always serve you with accurate and legitimate information as we have now become a gradual registered organization in Nigeria Corporate Affairs   Commission and this means that our organization is guided by law of the federal republic of Nigeria on business.

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*All child born in this world deserve the right to education and mustn't be deprived*

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BEFORE YOU CHANGE THAT COURSE ,WHAT YOU MUST KNOW

*BEFORE YOU CHANGE COURSE and INSTITUTIONS, THIS ARE  3 THINGS TO KNOW*

  Compose by ;  *Nwankwo fowosere*

        *Article Released on May 25/6/2020*

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As this pandemic as hinder many things and as so many students failed jamb 2020 this year, to the extent a girl committed suicide and the question many ask SenGinEduco organizations is Will they be Post-utme exam this year due to this Corona Virus pandemic? This is another topic for another day. Stay tuned!!

After been  disturbed by uncountable chat and calls  and complains from students that they don't know what course to do nor nearer to their dreams course since they failed jamb and didn't meet up with their dream course score , I just have to step out again and drop my tea before if burn my throat...

 

*SenGinEduco Organization media*

After sitting down with some educationalist and consulting some lecturers, chatting with some on media,cracking my knowledge out of my brains for month just to make sure I give you the right information because that is what my organization is known for . 

I have finally gotten courses that you can secure admission successfully, but pls check the universities and polytechnic institute that offer them and pls correct me if I am wrong.. And make sure they rhythm with your subject combination oo.. If not,nay screen out but  "God forbid though...

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I will split this  into  4 categories in other for your understanding,cause many students complain that, I too dey use big English, so I Go come down to your understanding.

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 1 *MEDICAL STUDENT WHO DIDN'T SCORE 280+ BUT SCORED  230+ SHOULD  DO THE FOLLOWING COURSES*

1.Biochemistry. 2 Dentistry and Dental tech.

 3 Medical biochemistry. 4 Medical Rehabilitation. 5.Medical laboratory tech. 6 Pharmacology. 7 Physiology. 8 Public health tech. 9 Prosthens'&Orthopedic tech. 

10 Optometry. 11 Science laboratory Tech. 

This are course that are minor but powerful, they are close to Medicine, pharmacy ,Radiography & Nursing,but check the universities cut off mark for those courses. ... Use your brain.. All this course listed above you need utme subject of 

1 Biology 

2.Physics 

3.Chemistry 

4.English. 

Note !!" This is for medical student who didn't score as high as 280+ ..use your brain when picking those course oo. 

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2 *FOR STUDENTS WHO SCORE 150-179 OR EVEN THOSE WITH SCORES FROM   179-250*

Less competitive courses but powerful than you ever expected... Use your brain when choosing.. 

1.Agriculture engineering 

2.Agriculture and environment 

3.Communication tech 

4. Environmental management 

5.Environment technology 

6.Estate management 

7.Food engineering /food tech 

8.geography or geography and regional planning 

9.Hotel and tourism management 

10.Industrial Arts

11.industrial chemistry /physics

12.industrial design 

13.Land surveying 

14.Marine engineering 

15.Mechatronic engineering 

16. Nutrition and Dietetics

17.Meteorology 

18A. Petroleum Engineering

18B.industrial relations 

19.Quantity survey 

20.Gas engineering. 

NOTE!!! That some of this courses are done in polytechnic institute and not all universities offers it because its a practical course .

This are course not competitive but powerful.. Well u can go ahead and study, biology, math, physics, combined science if u choose to.. Is both polytechnic and university join together.

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3 *FOR ART STUDENTS GOING FOR COMPETITIVE COURSES LIKE LAW,MASS COM,THEATER ART,INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSHIP.AND YOU SCORE 180-250.. HERE ARE THE COURSE YOU CAN GO FOR LESS COMPETING BUT STRONG*

1.Anthropology 

1B.Archaeology ( UNN, Ui,Abu,unijos offer it)

2.Communication art

3. Creative art 

4.French /international relations 

5.Chinese language study 

6.German /Dutch studies 

7.Combined Art (UNN & UI does it)

8. History 

9. PHILOSOPHY 

10.Portuguese studies 

11.Religious studies 

12. English language and literature 

13.Sociology 

14.Theology. 

15.film and video studies 

16 Music

This are the course that are not competitive but strong and enjoyable.. Not anyhow course..

NOTE!  Arts students going to Polytechnic pls stick to Performing Art, Creative Art, Mass Communication,Estate Management. Pls. 

4 *FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE /ADMINISTRATIONS CANDIDATE THAT CHOOSE :ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS ADMIN,ECONOMIC, PSYCHOLOGY, STATISTICS, AND DIDN'T SCORE 255+ PLS CHANGE TO*  :

1.Actuarial science 

2.Enterpreneuship 

3. Economic and statistics 

4.Geography 

5.social work 

6.Gender and woman studies 

7.Combined social science 

8. CRIMINOLOGY 

9.Finance 

10.Estate Management 

11.Marketing 

12.Library studies /library science 

13.Philosophy(it fall in social science in some university while others nay art e fall under.. )

14.Project management 

15.Sociology and anthropology 

16. Urban and regional planning 

17.Human Resources Management 

18.Business Management 

19.Transport and Tourism.. 

20.Public Administration 

21.Public Relations and Advertising.. 

Note!!!!!  This are the course that you can change to and enjoy. Now pls consult your browser to the university and polytechnic that offer this courses and the requirements olevel. If you have anything u want to ask me kindly chat  me on facebook or  on WhatsApp via 08036000034.

 They are still less competitive course ooo, but this is the authentic enjoyable stress free course you will all enjoy.. I have had sleepless night and walking around all for you to make it. If you like do the wrong thing once jamb change of course and institutions kicks off. 

Don't patronize result upgrading scams... At this junction I stop.... 

Our Post-utme class registration is still on chat us via WhatsApp or call 08036000034.

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Up Next is ; What Exactly is the Meaning of Screening and my Chance of getting Admission.

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JAMB CHANGE OF COURSE AND INSTITUTIONS WHAT YOU MUST KNOW

*BEFORE YOU CHANGE COURSE and INSTITUTIONS, THIS ARE  3 THINGS TO KNOW*

        *Article Released on May 25/6/2020*

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As this pandemic as hinder my things and as so many students failed jamb 2020 this year to the extent a girl committed suicide and the question many ask SenGinEduco organizations is Will they be Post-utme exam this year due to this Corona Virus pandemic? This is another topic for another day. Stay tuned!!

After been  disturbed by uncountable chat and calls  and complains from students that they don't know what course to do nor nearer to their dreams course since they failed jamb and didn't meet up with their dream course score , I just have to step out again and drop my tea before if burn my throat...

 

*SenGinEduco Organization media*

After sitting down with some educationalist and consulting some lecturers, chatting with some on media,cracking my knowledge out of my brains for month just to make sure I give you the right information because that is what my organization is known for . 

I have finally gotten courses that you can secure admission successfully, but pls check the universities and polytechnic institute that offer them and pls correct me if I am wrong.. And make they rhythm with your subject combination oo.. If not,nay screen out but  "God forbid though...

(WhatsApp or call SenGinEduco via 08036000034)

I will split into 4 categories in other for your understanding,cause many students complain that I too dey use big English, so I Go come down to your understanding.

(Follow us on Instagram @sengineduco3 &we will follow you back)

 1 *MEDICAL STUDENT WHO DIDN'T SCORE 270+ BUT 230+ DO THE FOLLOWING COURSE*

1.Biochemistry. 2 Dentistry and Dental tech.

 3 Medical biochemistry. 4 Medical Rehabilitation. 5.Medical laboratory tech. 6 Pharmacology. 7 Physiology. 8 Public health tech. 9 Prosthens'&Orthopedic tech. 

10 Optometry. 11 Science laboratory Tech. 

This are course that are minor but powerful, they are close to Medicine, pharmacy ,Radiography & Nursing,but check the universities cut off mark for those courses. ... Use your brain.. All this course listed above you need utme subject of 

1 Biology 

2.Physics 

3.Chemistry 

4.English. 

Note !!" This is for medical student who didn't score as high as 270+ ..use your brain when picking those course oo. 

(Follow us on twitter @Educogin &we will follow u back)

2 *FOR STUDENTS WHO SCORE 150-179 COURSE TO CHANGE TO,THIS INCLUDE 179-220*

Less competitive courses but powerful than you ever expected... Use your brain when choosing.. 

1.Agriculture engineering 

2.Agriculture and environment 

3.Communication tech 

4. Environmental management 

5.Environment technology 

6.Estate management 

7.Food engineering /food tech 

8.geography or geography and regional planning 

9.Hotel and tourism management 

10.Industrial Arts

11.industrial chemistry /physics

12.industrial design 

13.Land surveying 

14.Marine engineering 

15.Mechatronic engineering 

16. Nutrition and Dietetics

17.Meteorology 

18A. Petroleum Engineering

18B.industrial relations 

19.Quantity survey 

20.Gas engineering. 

This are course not competitive but powerful.. Well u can go ahead and study, biology, math, physics, combined science if u choose to.. Is both polytechnic and university join together.

(Call SenGinEduco via 08036000034 for any INFO)

3 *FOR ART STUDENTS GOING FOR COMPETITIVE COURSES LIKE LAW,MASS COM,THEATER ART,INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSHIP.AND YOU SCORE 180-250.. HERE ARE THE COURSE YOU CAN GO FOR LESS COMPETING BUT STRONG*

1.Anthropology 

1B.Archaeology ( UNN, Ui,Abu,unijos offer it)

2.Communication art

3. Creative art 

4.French /international relations 

5.Chinese language study 

6.German /Dutch studies 

7.Combined Art (UNN & UI does it)

8. History 

9. PHILOSOPHY 

10.Portuguese studies 

11.Religious studies 

12. English language and literature 

13.Sociology 

14.Theology. 

15.film and video studies 

16 Music

This are the course that are not competitive but strong and enjoyable.. Not anyhow course..

NOTE!  Arts students going to Polytechnic pls stick to Performing Art, Creative Art, Mass Communication,Estate Management. Pls. 

4 *FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE /ADMINISTRATIONS CANDIDATE THAT CHOOSE :ACCOUNTING, BUSINESS ADMIN,ECONOMIC, PSYCHOLOGY, STATISTICS, AND DIDN'T SCORE 245+ PLS CHANGE TO*  :

1.Actuarial science 

2.Enterpreneuship 

3. Economic and statistics 

4.Geography 

5.social work 

6.Gender and woman studies 

7.Combined social science 

8. CRIMINOLOGY 

9.Finance 

10.Estate Management 

11.Marketing 

12.Library studies /library science 

13.Philosophy(it fall in social science in some university while others nay art e fall under.. )

14.Project management 

15.Sociology and anthropology 

16. Urban and regional planning 

17.Human Resources Management 

18.Business Management 

19.Transport and Tourism.. 

20.Public Administration 

21.Public Relations and Advertising.. 

Note!!!!!  This are the course that you can change to and enjoy. Now pls consult your browser to the university and polytechnic that offer this courses and the requirements olevel. If you have anything u want to ask me kindly chat  me on facebook or  on WhatsApp via 08036000034.

 They are still less competitive course ooo, but this is the authentic enjoyable stress free course you will all enjoy.. I have had sleepless night and walking around all for you to make it. If you like do the wrong thing once jamb change of course and institutions kicks off. 

Don't patronize result upgrading scams... At this junction I stop.... 

Our Post-utme class registration is still on chat us via WhatsApp or call 08036000034.

Up Next is ; What Exactly is the Meaning of Screening and my Chance of getting Admission.

*SenGinEduco organizations media*

CYNTHIA STORY! JAMB UPGRADE

*JAMB RESULT UPGRADE: HOW CYNTHIA WAS SCAMMED - READ AND LEARN*

There is absolutely nothing like JAMB Result Upgrade.

It's a pure scam and you will definitely regret it if you opt in for it. Even if sometimes, we actually do believe that JAMB papers can leak, JAMB UPGRADING is Impossible so to speak.

Now read and learn how Cynthia was scammed. Her Story....

*SenGinEduco organization media*

My name is Cynthia Joseph, am 17 years old and i would like to share my jamb story with you guys, so other people will not be deceived as i was deceived I wrote jamb last year while i was still in ss3 and i got 204, i was just testing my ability so i did not take the jamb serious when my dad saw the result he said wow.. am sure my baby would make 250 next year.

This year jamb exam was to hold on April but due to the fact that i was at home after my waec i have started reading and preparing for jamb since December 2012, My course is economics and i was sitting for maths, English,commerce and economics. I read my commerce and economics text book 6 times before the jamb examination. And i attended jamb lessons to support myself in english and maths.

A day to the exam i was very confident that i would murder all the questions that will come out in jamb and yes i did but to my greatest disappointment i go 182. I checked my result in 3 cyber-cafe because it was so hard for me to believe it was my result, i cried and cried but the crying did not change anything. My parents were not disappointed they were just surprised that i got that score but they said its God's doing that i should wait for next year.. That was the saddest sentence i have ever heard in my life.

When my neighbor check his own he scored 215, he was so shocked he thought jamb made a mistake but what made him believe it was his result was because he used CHOKES.

*SenGinEduco organization media*

The night before the exam we were all seated in our compound so he told me that he will not sleep tonight, i asked why and he said he his waiting for chokes i laughed and said 'do you know that Jamb is the only examination that the answers don't get leaked?' I was wrong..

Out of curiosity I stayed with him so I could see the answers he was expecting, by 11pm he got English, by 2am commerce and economics entered.. He said maths was going to leak by 8am in the morning. He had a very bad handwriting so I helped him copied all the prepared answers from his cell phone to a small piece of paper when I finished I advised him not to use it that it might be wrong and how will he know that the paper types will correspond? he replied by saying 'na today' He told me to copy my own down so we can use it together, I declined.

If I only I could see the future I would have accepted his offer and use the prepared answers. Two weeks after the examination I came across a website. When I saw the website I was shocked and I showed it to my elder brother who was a graduate he discouraged me to forget about the site, that it is against the law, he went further saying if I get caught I will spend some years in jail,but I laughed it off I read all what was written on the website and it was so perfect that I believed every word that was written there, So I called the phone number and a guy picked it up, I told him that I saw his number on a jamb site and that I will like to upgrade my jamb score from 182 to 205, he said that's not a problem and he would help me do it in 5 hours after payment. he requested for my jamb details which i sent and he told me that when I pay the money I should call him...

*SenGinEduco organization media*

I was kinda happy and I decided not to tell my parents, I will use the upgraded result as a surprise to them, I brought out all my savings it was 3,500 naira I could put together so I lied to my elder bother that I want to learn how to type and the typist requested for 1,500 naira. he gave it to me immediately and said after I learn it I will be more useful to him and I will have something doing.

The next day I headed to the bank and I payed the sum of 5,000 naira into his account Account Name: Kingsley Imoh Account Number: 0043751340 GT-Bank I called him and he said he got an alert that after 5hours I should go and re-print my result. Unfortunately when I went to the cyber cafe I was told my jamb card has been used many times that I need to get a new jamb card, I was sad because I don't know where to get the money. Actually the man selling jamb stuffs is my church member so I went to get the card on credit with the belief that when my parent see the result they will be very happy and they would pay for the card. But to my greatest surprise I checked my result and nothing changed I waited for the next day checked again and I still saw my same score.. I called him and he did not picked, I sent him messages he replied saying its a database complication that i should wait for an hour and check back, I waited for two hours and checked but i still saw the jamb score, I called him but his phone was not reachable.

*SenGinEduco organization media*

Till now his phone is not reachable it was that moment i realized i have been scammed. I took the courage and I told my parents what happened. I showed the the website and they said its not my fault that even if they were the one they would fall for it. So they paid for the jamb card and enrolled me into a computer school and I apologized to my elder bro for lying to him. Its not like I want a refund or something. I just want people to know that this upgrading stuff is not real and I wish someone can caught the owner of that site and lock him up cause I believe I am not his only victim and I will not be his last.

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ASUU released journal via E-Learning

*ASUU speaks on the FG directive to embark on E-learning online class and here are the issues that ASUU pointed out to the minister of education Prof Adamu Adamu*

    *ASUU journal April 2020 released*

*SenGinEduco organizations media reporting live*

Following the call by the Honorable 

Minister of Education to VCs, Provosts 

and Rectors of tertiary education 

institutions to recommence their aborted 

academic sessions as a result of COVID-19 

pandemic online, ASUU wishes to appraise 

Nigerians of the challenges involved in the implementation of the Ministerial directive. It 

is important to break what E-learning involves

down to its constituents bolts and nuts.

*SenGinEduco organization media*

 This is 

necessary in order not to leave anyone in doubt that the Honorable Minister is either engaged in political gimmickry or that he is not fully 

informed of the situation in the sector over which he presides.

 _To this end, it is imperative 

to make the following categorical declarations_ :

*Here is what ASUU released on her April journal 2020👇🏼*

1. The Minister needs to understand that E-Learning is not the same as computer vending 

and supplies. It is not as simple as 

computerization, supplying of computers and 

accessories, or simply connecting institutions 

to the internet.

2. The production of power points slides and 

accessing MOOCS of overseas university is not 

E-learning.

3. Online learning is a type of E-learning that 

depends entirely on internet-based resources 

and support system. E-learning requires certain behavioural changes and regulatory 

adjustments in order to make it work for the 

learner. It cannot be established by mere 

Ministerial directive and bureaucratic fiat but 

through careful and detailed planning, funding 

and training by those involved. None of these 

have been done in Nigeria.

*SenGinEduco organization media*

4. There is no Nigerian University today that is 

operating any form or model of E-learning 

because of poor internet access, high 

bandwidth costs and irregular power supply. 

On what infrastructure does the Minister expect the online delivery to run?

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5. Over the years governments, in collaboration 

with some corrupt Vice Chancellors have 

dumped smart boards on Universities which are now largely used as marker boards because they are not internet enabled and have no electricity to power them.

6. Faculties in universities have become 

generator farms with attendant noise pollution in an attempt to maintain some degree of 

services. What does the Minister expect to 

happen to change the entrenched degenerative 

situation?.

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7. Online learning depends critically on an 

effective library system, with online resources 

and seamless access from across the globe. No 

Nigerian Library, including the National 

Library has a semblance of a kindergarten 

library in serious countries.

8. Online learning can only be effective where 

there is effective learner support online. For 

such support to be sustainable both learners and 

facilitators must have seamless access to the 

internet, and must be attuned to the new 

environment and culture of learning. This 

means that requisite training must have been 

done.

9. Learning content must be available in a 

format amenable to self-learning. This requires 

skilled design through collaborative efforts by 

specialists over time. MOOCS have been 

touted as replacement for well-designed 

content that is suited to the characteristics of the 

learner and adapted to the local context. We 

shouldn’t be fooled.

10. If the objectives is learning and the focus is 

on the learner, preliminary studies ought to 

have been done to determine the learner 

characteristics and the diversities of the 

realities across the federation before modelling 

any approach to E-learning. 

The Minister is not 

properly educated to

understand that online learning is much more 

than copying MOOCS and making power 

point.

11. Internet access is variable across geo�political regions, as well as linguistic and 

cultural parameters are highly different. One 

size fits all approach is ludicrous. Moreover, 

sustainable technologies should be the factor in 

determining the approach to E-learning not the 

excitement from improperly digested 

information from too much education tourism.

12. Nigeria today runs a rudimentary distance 

education system through a National Open 

University and approved dual-mode 

institutions that have distance learning centers. 

The approach to distance education by these 

institutions is at best characterized as blended learning, weighing more in the direction of face to face interaction. Some of these institutions 

are basically disguised part-time programs.

13. The distance learning operations are fraught 

with inequities due to the fact that they are set 

up primarily as fund raising platforms for IGR 

by their respective institutions.

14. There is no single University in Nigeria 

today that operates a mix-mode system. This is 

when students have option to take courses 

online or face to face. To seek to transit 

therefore to online delivery will amount to 

taking a plunge. We believe that as usual, 

contractors have cornered the government and 

have seen a business opportunity. While civil 

servants are once more using COVID-19 as a 

reason to defraud government.

15. The Nigerian university system had been 

defrauded for many years by federal agencies 

who dump substandard computers in 

universities from time to time at the end of the 

year, to justify last minute plundering of 

national resources in the name of supporting E�learning.

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16. With the poverty levels in Nigeria today, we

are not told how the online learning will be 

financed. Lecturers are already burdened by the 

fact that they have to finance the tools of their 

work from their salaries. There is no other 

profession where employees are required to 

pay for the cost of the tools of their work. On 

the average, a lecturer spends between twenty 

thousand naira and forty-thousand naira on data 

monthly, another twenty-thousand to buy fuel 

for generators. This is besides the fact that he 

bears the cost of purchasing a lap top for his 

work and contributing towards keeping 

indigent students in school. The Academic 

Staff Union of Universities wishes to call on 

Nigerians not to be deceived by the sudden love 

for online learning. The hounds have smelt an 

avenue to plunder our national resources once 

more. 

At such a time of serious emergency, 

when any right thinking person should be 

reflecting, we can see once again that they want 

to make money from the suffering of the poor 

masses.

SenGinEduco organizations conclusion on this is that no single university is well equipped for this because they are basic facilities that need to be in place before such can happen as it's now any university,polytechnic institute that embark on such is just a joker and during so in act of wickedness and inflicting pains on students who can't meet up, cause every Nigeria students are entitled to equal educational right no one is special in education, it's equality and that equality must be observed > SenGinEduco organizations

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QUESTION JAMBITE ASK

Jambite only!!!!

JAMB UTME 2017 Frequently Asked Questions and Answers.

(1) What is Computer Based Test (CBT)?

Computer based test is the administration of an examination using a computer. This format is flexible because the test can be taken at different times and in different locations.

(2) Why Computer Based Test (CBT)?

CBT accounts for more accurate, precise and fair assessment of the candidates.

(3) What are the benefits of Computer Based Test (CBT)?

It is fast because it gives immediate feedback. It is accurate and offers automated analysis of result. It is fair. It is the global best practice.

(4) What is e-UTME?

e-UTME is an electronic form of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination that adopts the use of computer to display and answer test items.

(5) What are the JAMB Test Centres?

JAMB Test centres are JAMB examination locations across the country where candidates can take Computer Based Tests(CBT). These centres are equipped with modern infrastructures that would enable the conduct of CBT.

(6) Where are the JAMB Test Centres located?

JAMB CBT centres are located in all the thirty-six states of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the FCT.

(7) How many candidates are attached to a computer?

A candidate is assigned to a computer.

(8) What does the JAMB test centre look like?

A room equipped with computers connected to internet or intranet (Local Area Network).

(9) Are the test centres conducive for CBT?

Yes, JAMB accredited professional test centres are certified and equipped to international standard to facilitate a comfortable environment conducive for CBT exams. All equipment are provided and there are technical support staff who are available to assist candidates at any time during the examination.

(10) Are international Testing Centres available?

Yes, JAMB accredited testing centres are available in six countries (United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Republic of Benin, Cameroun and Ghana).

(11) Are CBT questions the same as Paper Pencil Test?Yes, they are.

(12) How friendly is the CBT to candidates?

The CBT has been especially designed to provide the necessary atmosphere for the optimum performance of the candidates in terms of layout and simplicity of the question on the screen. Simply, moving from one question to another is achieved at the click of the Mouse Button or the movement of the “Arrow Keys”.

(13) Will the CBT follow the same content guideline of the UTME syllabus?

Yes it will.

(14) Is the Computer Based Test compulsory for all candidates?

Yes, from 2015, The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has said that there will be no option of the Paper Pencil Examination.

(15) How do I register for JAMB CBT Exam?

Candidates are expected to create a Profile on JAMB Portal with a valid email address then purchase the e-pin from Banks, Jamb Offices , through Remitta or Interswitch then proceed to  register for the exam at the any Accredited Centres nationwide or JAMB offices.

(16) What is the duration of the CBT Exam?

As earlier stated by JAMB, The duration for the exam will now be 2hours While you are to answer 180questions. 60questions from English Language and 40questions each for the remaining there subjects.

(17) Whats JAMB MOCK EXAM? 

Mock Exam is for you to be familiar with CBT exam incase you dont know how it look like. Mock exam score has nothing to do with your MAIN EXAM. 

(18) Is Mock Exam really compulsory? 

No, It is not compulsory at all. Once you can do the exam with a computer you have no problem and you dont even need to be a Guru before you can do CBT exam.

AFTER JAMB WHAT NEXT

*"AFTER JAMB WHAT NEXT"*

*kindly take your time and read cause it will definitely help you this 2020 Post-utme*

*Pls Note that Jamb as not Release any 2020 Cut of mark   yet so don't  rush and conclude and shun various cut Mark you're seen on social media pls and again change of course/institutions is not out*

 

Looking at this years jamb it was really clear that we had massive failure compare to 2018&2019, so many question are still asked on who are to be blamed ? Is it the social media, society influence, parents or the unhealthy relationship students engage in? Well that's is another article for another day.

  *SenGinEduco organization media*

Before we proceed we will want to tell you what SenGinEduco organizations is about: SenGinEduco organizations is an educational platform that assist, counsel and train students to be successful in their academic careers and become a better students in the society, we have been since 2014 and it was 2017 we officially lunch our educational platform and so far we have reached out to thousands of Nigeria students across the globe and we are glad to inform you that SenGinEduco organizations is now in Ghana and we are working hard to make sure that education is accessible to all African students because education is right not a privilege. We have branches in 178 higher institutions in NIGERIA and we are hopping to cover private institutions as well,each of the IV- league institutions like UNN, UniLag, Ui,OAU, Uniben covers our headquarters of sub lower institutions in those region. We have produce students from various institutions and so many of our students are in various schools in Nigeria and some in west Africa countries, to the glory of God some of our students who pass through us when we were first bearing the name ', Conquer Jamb platform before we change to SenGinEduco organizations in 2019,and we can by God grace boost that we have inspired 12,000+ students across the country ,our group contain 29,000+ students before we dismantled the forum and restructure it to what we now have today as *SenGinEduco organization* 

*SenGinEduco organization have 5 branches which are*

*SenGinEduco students foundation(SenGinFod)* this is an organization were we support students who can't pay for their jamb and also pay for their SenGinEduco online tutorials classes with free academic material and also give little token to students who score high in jamb.

*SenGinEduco Media forum*: this is were our info, report ,complains ,news and article are been broadcast and review.

*SenGinEduco Marketing units:* this were we advertise students nor anyone product to the general public.

*SenGinEduco General organization Communication (GOC)* this is the platform were we talk about world issues, economy's, politics ,science discovery, relationship issues and campus gossip; this branch is the most active in university of Nigeria Nsukka Enugu state, university of Lagos, university of Benin Edo State ,as they bring students the latest happening live on their campus.

  

*SenGinEduco education unit:*

This were we have our jamb Post-utme, WAEC NECO ,NABTEB etc discussion forum and online tutorials classes ,counseling sessions and mentoring students to be great.

*Kindly note that our Post-utme Online class payment as already kick off and its #2000 & it gonna be the best of it kind as we lunch multiple learning skill to make sure you cover up your low Jamb score, we did it last year 2019 and this year we are bring it with new features as UNN UniLag, Unilorin,UniZik, Unical,Uniben,UniZik, Uniport,Abu zaira, Ui,OAU,Yabatech, Delsu,and many more to mention are now in our Post-utme platform! Your admission is sure! 2017, 2018&2019 SenGinEduco students can testify to it. Cause we don't tolerate nonsense nor entertain jokers . kindly contact our media platform below : 

WhatsApp: 08036000034 or call.

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   *Welcome back to our main Article of the day*

 *Note that this article of scores breakdown and  courses  via your score should take place once jamb release 2020/21 benchmark cut off for all institutions pls*

 *For jambite students who score 150-330+* LISTEN SO YOU WILL NOT LOOSE ADMISSION AGAIN!!

jamb results are already out and some of you have scores from 150+, but the lowest i have seen so far is 116 and i will gladly say that this year jamb is far worst  than  2017-19,now what am saying in essence is that you all should  expect massive decrease in cut off mark in some courses but expect slim increase in  these competitive  like

*LAW

*MEDICINE AND SURGERY 

* ACCOUNTING *PHARMACY * RADIOGRAPHY,* MASS COM,*POLITICAL SCIENCE * MED REHAB Etc..this courses i will say to you that if you know you didn't score 285+ and you don't have    1sitting results such as WAEC or NECO pls don't bother risking it with score of 200-270 don't even try it for your own good, jamb recorded massive failed stories this year and seized very few result should I say withheld it and they will not release it!!!  Stop deceiving yourself that the jamb result you saw is fake, ok now stay there and be lying to yourself!!!  ,now listen to what I want to tell you and I promise you that you will not sit at home if you do it. I will break it down and take your time to read it , cause I will not be available to reply your comments but send your comments to our email address via SenGinEduco.edu.ng@gmail.com or our Facebook Page fb.me/SenGinEduco 

        *THOSE WITH 150-179*

 pls sir I have jamb score of 150-170 what can I do Sir?... 150-179 Is not the end of the world, but I will tell you to seek out for polytechnic institute form rather than fooling around waiting for federal university that will collect 150+ university like university of calabar and Utoke byelsea state, they just want to extort money from you and I vow, you won't get admission!  just peacefully collect any reasonable polytechnic institute form and prepare for her Utme exams and if you have a very good olevel result then is another opportunity, so that after your ND you can apply for Direct Entry DE to any university of your choice so you can join your others in year2 ...now hope is not lost and I will advise you to  choose course that is related to your field of study so you can do it in DE In year2 eg MedLab in university u can do Med Rehab,Radiograph,..etc just ask question before u do DE!! Visit our SenGinEduco media for More information.

*THOSE JAMBITE WITH 180-199*

those with 180-199 precisely few federal universities collect this cut just universities like :

UniAbuja, Uniport, Unical, Unilorin(depending on your course), UniJos, AbuZaira, Fuyo, Futa(either 200or190)and state university collect 180+ but LASU(Lagos state university) collect 190+ not 180 and you must make them 1st choice only!!  now if you have this score and you are aspiring for higher course dear, pls they are minor courses that you can go for which you will definitely enjoy such courses are as follows :

Mathematics 

*English education 

*Sociology 

*Fine art

*music 

*social work 

*medical laboratory 

* Science lab tech, *Foreign languages (China, Germany, French) and philosophy, geography, microbiology, biochemistry, zoology and botany and plant sciences!!! this courses have low cut off mark from the look of things till now and u will really love it. just do your reach and make sure that your jamb subject combination rhythm with it not just about changing my course! Kindly join our SenGinEduco Post-utme class for assistant.

Note!!!!  pls kindly Google search for the courses that your university offers and the cut off mark from 2015-2017 so from there you can know your chance of gaining admission into university or polytechnic institute, and message me those cut off from 2015-2017 with the course you have in mind as second option. But if you are in SenGinEduco or  join Post-utme class we will do all for you and guide you through.

      *THOSE WITH 200-240*

*Those with 200-240 score and aspiring for higher curses, I will beg you to change forget catchment area, you will definitely do post-Utme exams and they might be strict gon and u wouldn't want it!  You know those prominent universities that collect 200+ such as *UNN, UNILAG, UNIBEN, UNIZIK, UNIUYO, UI, OAU, UNILORIN, FUTA and FUTO,  those one are high and they are minor interesting courses you can do and get admission easily are :Combined Art/social science and Combined biological sciences, (cut off 50%)which means that you will combine two course together eg History and theatre art, microbiology and biochemistry depending on your choice of combination and only university of  Nigeria those it. Archaeology and tourism any department can do it except science students just have economic, govt, crk, English, commerce, literature is not compulsory and only UNN offers it cut is 210/4=52% as cut off from 2013-2015 ,2016-2017 is 51.3%)

*philosophy, Economic, sociology and anthropology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, zoology, Botany, Plant sciences, Food Tech, human anatomy, social work, religious study, Geography,Mathematics, tourism, insurance, marketing, foreign language, And fine art, etc.

*Note that even if UNN, UniZik, futo cut 180 my dear don't even try using your 180-199 to buy form*

     *THOSE WITH 260-278*

*Those with 260-278 wishing for their desire courses should think twice, it will favor you if you are from that university state region, it will really benefit you.Eg.I choose law and I score 265 and utme with  my jamb is equal to 64.5 and from Osun state choosing unilag, and merits cut off for law is 70.5 and my state catchment area is 64.1% I have already gained admission in merit through catchment area, so I will advise all of you that want to really die for your course with low score of 256 should change institution or change courses if your state is not among your university choice, Even though President buhari as said they should scrap catchment areas but my dear its not  yet effective so no just dey rejoice because we are still on the same Page, just to avoid story.. 

For those aspiring medicine and surgery, you can change to Microbiology or biochemistry,Human anatomy, Gynecology, & Medical Rehabilitation cause is closer to medicine and for those who want to change to medicine will do Bio101. For those in law will have to change to History and international relations, Archaeology and tourism (UNN only offers it), those are the course close to law... Others sweet courses you can change to with your 250-278 are : considering the jamb 2020 Mass failure .

Mass communication, Psychology, History and international relations, MedRehab, MedLab, science lab Tech, biochemistry, Microbiology, Sociology and anthropology,English and Literally studies ,Theatre art, Music etc...join our SenGinEduco Post-utme class for more assistant

*Note!!!*  Make sure your olevel rhythm with your course, you can tell me that you want to study medicine and you don't have biology or physic. to be honest with you if you don't have physic or chemistry you can't study any science or engineering courses!!!   and for Art students without literature you can study any course in social science department in as much you have Government, Economic, Crk, biology etc)  

 competitive courses in engineering departments are:

Electronic engineering, Mechanical engineering, petroleum engineering, architecture, In doing this courses I have mentioned you must at least score 255+ minimum.. Note!!!  with your score you can loose the admission is not by high mark but by smartness!!  ask 2017-2019 set who failed to listen and if you know you won't like what you are changing to, pls pls I will beg you to prepare for 2021 jamb than going to university to gather Carry overs COs. 

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  *THOSE WITH 280-300+*

Those with 280-300+ I will say a big congratulations but you might not get admission for 3things which are 

1 if you choose wrong subject combination for your course 

2. If you register a subject you failed in your Waec or Neco result or you don't have it in your olevel and you register it in your jamb .

3.If you go and relax and think you have murder jamb without studying more, and if you don't compare 2015-2017 cut off mark to know your stand, and again if you dare use two sitting hmmmm!!  well I rest my case!!! 

*Note that some institutions might (I said might oo not they will,before some people will quote me wrong) use the 2016 screening process of making use of your olevel and jamb result if this corona virus outbreak continues*

**OLEVEL DETAILS &CATCHMENT AREAS*

They some university that you must use 1sitting irrespective of your courses eg university of Lagos (Unilag) University of Ibadan(not sure if is all course) the rest take two sitting but I will advise you not to use two sitting for this courses cause of sensitiveness :Pharmacy, Nursing, Law, Petroleum engineering, Architecture, Medicine, Radiography, and even if you are gonna choose microbiology in other to change to medicine hmmm my dear you will be required to submit your single result!  so don't play smart!! 

Don't change to a course you know fully well that you don't have the requirements, I warn some of you from day 1 to register Economic, government, crk or Literature, English language, so that it will be easy for you to change to any course in social science and faculty of art but some proof stubborn!!  Note!!  Estate management is very less competitive, you require biology, govt, economic and English language in your jamb to do it cut off is always 45-50% both state university and federal university and polytechnic institute ) 

Courses you should change to in polytechnic institute for those with 150-190 and make that polytechnic institute first choice ooooo for fast admission :

Environmental biology, Mass com, Public administration, Slt, Estate management, statistics, mechanical engineering, etc just check and make sure those polytechnic institute offers that courses and I bet you, admission is sure for you!  .

         *CATCHMENT AREAS*

Catchment areas why??? This is one opportunity that will help those from that university region and one funny thing about it is that they play politics with it, is just a pity after Buhari scarp it some might,some might  still use it.. 

Those from Yoruba state and choose unilag, Oau ,their cut off will not be the same , so if you are from Eastern part of Nigeria and southern pls kindly get merit scores or go to your state federal university and save yourself headache and dying for one particular university you know you aren't in their catchment area. wise up!!! Dear,  age is counting on you... 

Now listen, University of Ibadan and university of Abuja are two university I love ,because they don't believe in catchment areas, merit is merit, that why they don't increase their cut beyond 5% is either is below 5% or above and the only thing they do is ELDS (Educational less developed state)  and if you get Ui cut off mark and u didn't gain admission,it's  because you have issues with your olevel results and your credentials! 

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UNILAG-,OAU⇒ covers all Yoruba state 

UNN ⇒ covers all south-south state and south East state. 

UNIBEN ⇒covers only few of south-south state note choosing it is at your own risk irrespective of your high score!! 

UNIZIk ⇒ covers only south East state. 

University of Ilorin ⇒covers only north central despite is own by the Yoruba people but the Hausa/Fulani have overpower it!.. 

*THINGS THEY WON'T TELL YOU,JUST BECAUSE THEY'RE AFTER YOUR MONEY*

Note!!!  if you know you are from Eastern part or south-south state and you choose Lasu (Lagos state university I will personally advise you to change it cause their tribalism is too high, extremely high even in Lagos indigenous peoples are been watched before they select.. so for your own good think and you must have credited Yoruba language in your WAEC or NECO result as well , and those from south west that choose it and you didn't score 190+ then rethink and I hope you know that you will make them 1St choice, you can go ask 2017 set, they will be in a better position to explain better!.. 

As from next month (MAY ) jamb change of courses /institution will kick off and if you know that you want to change kindly sit down and browse through the courses that you wish to change to and check their cut off mark from 2015-2017 

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*conclusion*

Start buying past questions and connect  to your university social media outlets and get informed and not misinformed, join informative whatsapp group, attend reasonable lessons nor online, but as it is now  due to corona virus outbreak we have created WhatsApp group for all jambite to interact and also If you wish to register for our SenGinEduco Post-utme class online tutorials its now available, stop branching and going to parties, This year Utme will be strict and cut off marks will rise by 15% so I will advise you not to sit down and play but start studying, our SenGinEduco Post-utme class will start from Month of May  and start expecting various university bring out her Post Utme form university like DELSU, KWASU, Tiasholarin, then june-july you will have UNN, UNILAG, ABU, UNIZIK, UI, OAU etc... 

*In further More ,  if you don't get admission this year after all that I have said then is your fault..  And you can add me as friend on Facebook and drop your message or message SenGinEduco media

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