5 Things to do for a successful admission

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Recently,  i got a message from a student saying " sir,  what are the things i should do inorder for me to make my admission successful", although i answered the student immediately but i felt that i should make a post out of the question so that other aspirants will benefit from the answer.  But before i begin to explain things you should do for a successful admission,  i will implore you,  the aspirants that have any question or any topic you think i should emphasize on,  then you can comment below or you can post it here.


Firstly,  i will want you to know that transparency is university's admission processes is not certain,  so despite you meeting the requirements for admission,  you "might" still be denied admission, it happens.  

Having take note of that,  then carefully read the below post,  you can ask questions if you have any through the comment box.


1. Complete o'level result-



O'level result is the number one factor you should put in place.  Your o'level might be waec, neco or gce ( all are acceptable in Nigerian universities). You "must" have pass in all your needed subjects.  For example,  you are aspiring for medicine and surgery into University of Lagos,  but in your o'level result,  you had D7 in biology,  this is an automatic "No" to your admission.  The minimum grade you should have in your WAEC is "C6" , above this grade (D7, E8 & F9)  are unacceptable in Nigerian universities. Also you should know that using one sitting result is an additional advantage to you,  you might ask that what additional advantage am i referring to?  Then click here to read this post on the possible disadvantages of using two sitting result. 


2. Correct JAMB subject combination-


This is another important part  where some of the aspirants get it entirely wrong.  When you have made a decision about the course you want to study ( if you are still thinking of a course to study,  read here), immediately you should get a JAMB brochure ( a book that consist of all the courses in Nigerian universities and their subject combinations).  Choosing the wrong subject combination for your course in JAMB can not be amended after sitting for the exam. For example,  an aspirant of UNIBEN choosed pharmacy as his preferred course, then he included mathematics as part of the subject combination,  this is am automatic "No" to your admission into UNIBEN. Make sure you use the JAMB brochures before registering for JAMB exam.


3. Having high score in JAMB



 Although having high mark does not guarantee your admission into a university, because i have seen alot of students with high marks like 280, 298 even 300, that was denied admission into the university due to one reason or the other. But having high mark in JAMB increase your chances of being admitted. Inorder to have an high mark in JAMB,  i have written on tips on passing JAMB exam,  read it here.


4. Having high score in post JAMB-



Having high score in JAMB exam is not enough to secure your admission slot,  you also need to pass your post JAMB as well. Always aim for an high score in your exam. Alot of aspirants' admission pursuit are being cut short in this post JAMB despite the student having high JAMB score. I made a post on how to pass post JAMB exam, read it here
Lastly;

5. Meet up with the cut off mark-



Cut off mark is what will be used to check if you eligible for the admission slot or not.  It is no news that alot of students are seeking for admission into the universities, this might affect the cut off mark.  If you want to know what factors determine the cut off mark,  then read here. 

If you,  the aspirants can have a pass mark in all the things i list above,  i see no reason why you should be admitted into the school of your choice and also given the course of your choice.


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