To study Medicine and Surgery in Nigeria, you must choose the right JAMB subjects—English, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics—which are vital for your foundation and admission. This guide explains why these subjects matter, the complete JAMB and O’Level requirements, crucial tips…
If you’re aiming to study Nursing in Nigeria universities, your JAMB subject combination must include English Language, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. These subjects align with the core science knowledge essential for Nursing. Meeting O’Level requirements typically means credit passes in…
Kwararafa University’s cut-off mark is the minimum score needed for admission eligibility. Understanding this threshold is crucial for prospective students to focus their preparation, increase their chances of admission, and navigate the application process smoothly. This post covers what the…
NYSC acceptance and rejection letters are essential official documents confirming whether a Place of Primary Assignment (PPA) accepts or rejects a corps member. This guide walks you through what these letters are, why they’re important, and shares step-by-step methods—complete with…
Wondering where to serve during your NYSC year? Your Place of Primary Assignment (PPA) shapes your service experience and career prospects. From banks to tech companies and NGOs to hospitals, this guide uncovers the best PPAs favored by corps members,…
Your aggregate score is the combined measure of your exam results used by Nigerian universities for admission screening. Understanding how to calculate it—whether your school uses UTME alone, UTME plus Post-UTME, or UTME, Post-UTME, and O’Level—is essential to gauge your…
Federal Polytechnic Ayede has set the official JAMB UTME cut off mark at 120 for the 2025/2026 academic session. Candidates scoring 120 or above are eligible to apply for the National Diploma (ND) full-time programmes through the Post-UTME screening. Admission…