TASUED POST UTME 2015/2026 FORM IS OUT

Tasued post utme form 2015 is out. The Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED), Ijagun wishes to inform prospective candidates that the POST-UTME screening application form for the 2015/2016 academic session is now available. THOSE WHO MAY APPLY (i) Candidates who chose TASUED as their first most preferred institution in the 2015 Unified Tertiary  Matriculation Examination (UTME), and scored a minimum of 180 in 2015 UTME. (ii) Direct Entry candidates who chose TASUED as their first most preferred and/or second most preferred institution for the 2015/2016 Academic Session and have applied through Joint Admission And Matriculation Board (JAMB). (iii) Candidates seeking a change of institution to TASUED through JAMB, having scored a minimum of 180 in 2015 UTME. (iv) Direct Entry candidates seeking a change of institution to Tai Solarin University of Education and obtained 2015 Direct Entry JAMB form. How To Apply for Tasued Post Utme Form (i) Candidates should apply online with the payment of application fee of One thousand naira only (#1,000.00). In addition, a processing fee of four thousand two hundred naira only (N4,200) for first choice candidates and Nine thousand two hundred naira (N9,200) for categories of candidates in (iii) and (iv) above seeking change of institution to TASUED, payable with Master card or VISA ATM card. (ii) Candidates can equally make payment for the form via Point of Sales (POS) terminal at the University main campus, Ijagun (Please print out your receipt after payment). Then visit the TASUED website www.tasued.edu.ng online. Click Post-UTME Registration Form. Candidates are strongly advised to click the University Degree Brochure and carefully study the O’Level requirements for the courses applied for, before registration on the TASUED website, www.tasued.edu.ng Complete the Registration Form by providing the required information; Submit your form by clicking submit. Print out an identification slip containing your colour passport photograph. The printed slip will serve as candidate’s identification/admission card for the screening test. The sale of online form/registration commences on Wednesday, 1st July, 2015 and closes Friday 7th August, 2015. Note that false information provided by any candidate shall be detected by the special TASUED software application and such candidates shall be disqualified. SCREENING DATES Screening shall be conducted on Saturday 8th Augustand Sunday 9th August, 2015 for all UTME candidates at the Ososa Campus of the University, by 7.00am The screening date for Direct Entry (200 Level) applicants shall be on Tuesday 15th September, 2015at the University Main Campus, Ijagun by 8.00am. Candidates’ participation in the screening exercise is a mandatory requirement for entry into Tai Solarin University of Education. SCREENING DETAILS Candidates should prepare for e-test and bring along the following to the venue of the screening exercise: (i) Original colour print-out from the On-line registration (ii) Original JAMB Examination Notification of Result slip or Direct Entry Registration Slip. (iii) Application fee receipt for post UTME. WARNING: (i) Electronic calculators, cell phones (GSM, CDMA, etc.) and other electronic devices are not allowed in the venue of the screening exercise (ii) Candidates are to arrive at the screening venue an hour before the commencement of the exercise. The results of the screening exercise should be checked on the University website after the screening exercise. Read more: http://campusportalng.com/tasued/tasued-post-utme-de-form/28255/#ixzz3eUhdTHEL

LASU POST UTME FORM 2015/2016

The management of Lagos state University announced the sales of post utme form for the2015/2016 session. Click link below for further information.

UNILAG POST UTME 2015/2016 GUIDELINES

Hmm! It took me time to compile this,but I am actually doing this to help all the unilag aspirants, the remaining is left for you to do. First of all, you need to know how your aggregate score is calculated. The utme total mark is 400 and also the post utme total mark is 40. To get one’s aggregate, your utme score is divided by 8 and then your post utme score is multiplied by 1.25. Let me give a quintessential. If one gets 250 in utme, the person divides the 250 by 8 to get his/ her score over 50, I.e 250/8=31.25, therefore the person scored 31.25/50 in his utme. And if one gets 30/40 in the post utme, the person should multiply his score by 1.25 to get his/ her score over 50, therefore if the person got 30, his score over 50 is 30*1.5=37.5 which means the person got 31.5 in his utme and 37.5 in his post utme, the addition of both scores would give you your aggregate. The person’s aggregate over 100 is 31.5+37.5=69% which is his/ her score. I hope you now know how to calculate your aggregate. Ok let’s move to another important aspect which is the examination proper and the preparation. 2) People have been asking; what subjects are we writing in our post utme? Is it tough? How does it look like? Well! These questions are very intelligent ones. For your post utme, you would be assessed with three subjects which are Mathematics, English language and general paper. I. The Mathematics contains 50% further mathematics, and 50% pure mathematics, but note, no calculus is involved, by calculus I mean no integration or differentiation. You could see expansion, simplify or prove that…polynomials. Then your statistics like mean,median,range,mode,etc for normal maths and do not forget probability. Sorry I almost forgot, your indices is also important. II. As for your English language, do not be scared, there is no comprehension because of the Little time. Just practice your concord, normal lexis (fill in the gap), Little Oral english, antonyms and synonyms. III. For your general paper, just know things about unilag like the present vice chancellor’s name, the former v.c’s name, the year the institution was established or founded. Also learn about this years presidential election. Just listen to news at this period. If you are a lover of cartoons and movies, you better start being a lover of world news and local Nigerian news. Also visit www.generalworldknowledge.com for general knowledge like the longest river, the highest mountain bla bla… Also get a current affairs pamphlet of about 100 naira in the market, please buy the current one oooh!! I mean the one of 2014 and probably 2015, if you see that in the market. You should also study your utme past questions also, because unilag might decide to add your jamb combination in your general paper, like someone who did physics, chemistry, biology and English in utme can see the physics, chemistry and biology in the general paper, so don’t ignore or throw away your utme past questions, still keep practicing. But pay more attention to the maths,English and general paper. 3) I discovered that most people don’t know about the timing and how to go about it, that is why people study hard for the exam and still fail the exam. That is not your portion. Ok let’s start from here. You have forty questions in your post-utme with only thirty minutes to answer them. How difficult right? you see how unrealistic it looks, but it is possible, it takes intelligence and smartness to pass your utme not just intelligence. Oh! I almost forgot, the mathematics is 15 questions, English is 15 questions and general paper is 10 questions making it a total of 40 questions. Now when you enter the examination hall you must be confident and avoid distractions by other candidates or invigilators, complain if you have problem with your computer and pray before starting. You have done a cbt exam so I don’t need to lecture you about that. Let me give you a secret. If you have started, usually the questions are scattered, start from number one question, if you don’t know it, don’t skip it ooh! Click any answer and then write down that number that you don’t know, move to number two, if you know it, do it, if you are not sure still, just click on anything your mind directs you to and then write down the number so that if you are through and you still have time, you can still go back to those numbers, but if your time is up, at least you have clicked on something that is probably 50% right and 50% wrong. Just make sure you answer all the questions. Please and please, submit by yourself to avoid stories, click on the submit button, don’t Let it submit automatically, though there is nothing wrong in an automatic submission, but it is better you do it buy yourself at least 30 seconds till the expiration of your time. 4) Go early for your exam,please be punctual, unilag don’t accept poo! Sorry I used that. Note that scientific calculator is not allowed, all that are allowed are your normal calculator ( like jamb calculator), pencil or pen and your examination pass.(These would be communicated to you before your examination). 6) yea! Yea! I finally remembered after thinking so hard to remember the most important point. Some people have been questions like, what do I need to score to get finance, civil engineering, pharmacy etc and I have being given them a rather inconsequential and wrong answer(s), sorry for that. The right answer is that you should get 40 in your post utme. Aim for the highest score, don’t aim for 25 or 27 or worst 39. Aim for 40 and you would be surprised when you see yourself scoring 40, it is not impossible.

FUTO POST UTME 2015/2016 UPDATE INCLUDING CUT OFF MARKS FOR EACH DEPARTMENT

FUTO CUT OFF MARKS FOR ADMISSION 2015/2016 We’ll love to update all candidates who sat for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and scored 180 and above, that they’ll surely be invited for the school post utme exercise, when it commence. 2015/2016 FUTO Average Cut-Off Marks For All Departments (Post UTME) Here is the Federal University of Technology, Average Cut-Off-Marks for all departments S/NO. DEPARTMENTS MINIMUM AVERAGE – SCORE 1. ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 220 2. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 220 3. PETROLEUM ENGINEERING 210 4. COMPUTER SCIENCE 210 5. CIVIL ENGINEERING 210 6. INFORMATION MANAG. TECHNOLOGY 210 7. CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 200 8. OPTOMETRY 200 9. BIOCHEMISTRY 190 10. DENTAL TECHNOLOGY 180 11. PUBLIC HEALTH TECHNOLOGY 180 12. PROSTHESIS & ORTH. TECHNOLOGY 180 13. PROJECT MANAG. TECHNOLOGY 180 14. IND. MICROBIOLOGY 180 15. GEOLOGY 180 16. MATERIAL & MET. ENGINEERING 180 17. POLYMER & TEXTILE ENGINEERING 180 18. AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING 180 19. FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY 180 20. BIOTECHNOLOGY 180 21. AGRIC ECONOMICS 180 22. TRANSPORT MANAG. TECHNOLOGY 180 23. MARITIME MANAG. TECHNOLOGY 180 24. FINANCIAL MANAG. TECHNOLOGY 180 25. BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY 180 26. IND. PHYSICS 180 27. IND. CHEMISTRY 180 28. BIOLOGY 180 29. MATHEMATICS 180 30. SCIENCE LABORATORY 180 31. STATISTICS 180 32. AGRIC. EXTENSION 180 33. ANIMAL SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY 180 34. CROP SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY 180 35. FISHERY & AQ. TECHNOLOGY 180 36. FORESTORY & WILDLIFE TECHNOLOGY 180 37. SOIL SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY 180 38. BUILDING TECHNOLOGY 180 39. ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY 180 40. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL TECH, 180 41. QUANTITY SURVEYING TECH. 180 42. SURVEYING & GEOINFORMATICS 180 43. URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING 180 IMPORTANT NOTES: All candidates should note that the minimum average scores above is the minimum score which is required for each department, when you add your Joint Admission and Matriculation board (JAMB) and Post UTME scores and divide them by two. Like i said above, all candidates/applicants who choose this school as their first choice, should note that it is important for you to fully understand, that before the above average cut-off scores can be implemented, each candidate are required to score a minimum of 180+ and above in JAMB. More details about FUTO post utme dates, requirements for 2015/2016 academic session will be published here. For the main time, why not share this information with your friends on facebook, twitter and Google+, using the share buttons below. - See more at: http://www.dailyschoolnews.com.ng/2015/06/futo-post-utme.html#sthash.GG12pTMP.dpuf

LAUTECH REGISTRATION PORTAL OPENED TO RETURNING STUDENT

At its meeting of Wednesday, June 17, 2015, Senate considered the need to have the student portals re-opened to allow 200-500 level students who were yet to register on account of their inability to pay their fees, consequent on the economic realities in the country, to do so before the commencement of the 2014/2015 Harmattan Semesters examinations. Senate eventually approved that: (i) the portals be re-opened immediately and be kept opened till midnight of Friday, July 10, 2015; (ii) the 2014/2015 Harmattan Semester Examinations should now commence as indicated below: (a) 100 level examinations - Monday, June 29, 2015; (b) 200 – 500 level examinations - Monday, July 13, 2015. All affected students are enjoined to take advantage of this Senate’s magnanimity and get registered before the expiration of the new deadline (i.e. midnight of Friday, July 10, 2015). Best wishes.

LASU CRISIS: GOV. AMBODE TO INTERVENE TO THE THREE MONTHS HOLD STRIKE

The action prevented the graduating students from receiving their certificates, leading to a suspension of what would have been a week-long convocation activities. The university authority had to quickly design a contingency plan that paved the way for the graduates to participate in the National Youth Service (NYSC) scheme. Already, a ministerial report, chronicling the background of the latest crisis, including suggestions on how to deal with it, has been forwarded to the governor by the university management. The crisis is also believed to have led to the sudden resignation, three weeks ago, of the chairman of the university’s governing council, Mr. Bode Augusto. Both the institution’s management and the unions have blamed each other for the latest crisis. The unions are demanding, among others, the payment of the balance of their salary increase arrears; promotion; regularisation of casual staff and the removal of the university’s acting chief security officer. They are also insisting that the vice chancellor be relieved of his duties. Despite the communiqué issued at the end of series of meetings between representatives of the Governing Council, University management and the four unions (ASUU-LASU, SSANU-ASUU, NAAT-LASU and NASU-ASUU) held on May 11, 16 and 20 at the Lagos State College of Medicine respectively, in which all contending parties agreed to allow peace to reign, the unions are yet to allow the university’s management team to enter the campus. Governor Ambode steps in In his bid to fully understand the issues, the governor recently met with the university management and the unions. A few days after the meeting, he approved the payment of the balance of the school fees paid by students of the institution, totaling N162.5 million, as a first step aimed at dousing the tension. School fees as albatross Former Governor Babatunde Fashola had introduced the fees to shore up the university’s dismal financial situation, to the chagrin of the students. He was, however, forced to reverse the decision in what analysts have described as a re-election strategy. The recently concluded governorship and presidential elections were said to have hampered Fashola from taking far-reaching decisions on the institution following the March 16 shut down, a few weeks to the elections. Vice Chancellors as victims The latest action by the unions was not the first time a LASU vice chancellor would be chased out of campus. The immediate past Vice Chancellor, Prof. Lateef Hussain was banished from the university campus by the same unions, which accused him of unsubstantiated misdeeds. Also, a former Vice Chancellor of the institution, the late Jadesola Akande, an outstanding Professor of Law, who was the institution’s first female vice chancellor between 1989 and 1993, and was reputed to have transformed the institution’s Law Faculty, was also chased out of campus. In the case of Enitan Bababunmi, a renowned Professor of Biochemistry who was appointed Vice Chancellor in 1993, he resigned his appointment abruptly in 1996 in exasperation, when he could no longer cope with the unions’ uncooperative attitude. Shortly after Prof. Peter Okebukola was appointed Acting Vice Chancellor by the defunct Col. Buba Marwa’s administration in 1996, he began to receive death threats when it was clear that Marwa was favourably disposed to confirming his appointment. The major grouse against Okebukola by the unions was that he was not a Lagos indigene. The re-appointment of Fatiu Ademola Akesode, a distinguished Professor of Paediatrics for a second term as Vice Chancellor of the institution in 2001 by the former Bola Tinubu administration, also triggered off a major crisis involving, this time, seven professors who were vehemently opposed to his reappointment. And despite several appeals by the state government and stakeholders to the aggrieved professors to sheathe the sword, the crisis continued until Akesode died suddenly on March 30, 2001. An angry Tinubu promptly sacked the seven combatants. Sources disclosed that the state government was tired of what is generally perceived as the unions’ excesses, with the groundswell of opinions within government circles calling for action to tackle the problem once and for all. Lagos State government’s inaction A source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity said: “The Lagos State government has so far not taken a decisive decision on LASU due mainly to political considerations. This has given room to endless lawlessness. However, it is now clear that for the university to return to the path of uninterrupted academic activities, something has to be done about the so-called unions. Lesson from UNILORIN “There are suggestions that the state government should adopt the University of Ilorin approach in dealing with the unions. Another suggestion is that the state government should sack the entire staff of the university, shut it down and recruit fresh staff members under strict conditions. “There is nowhere in the world where employees dictate the terms of employment to their employer. This is what LASU’s unions have turned themselves into. When they came to Alausa to demand that the Vice Chancellor should be sacked, they were told that it was not within their prerogative to tell the state government when a vice chancellor should be sacked or appointed. They not only want to dictate the salary they want to earn, they also want to dictate who should be appointed as the vice chancellor. This is unacceptable to the state government which owns the university.” The ASUU factor However, another source within the institution described the problem facing the university as multi-dimensional. According to him, a former vice chancellor of the institution is allegedly fuelling the crisis due to his own entrenched interest. Another on the senior management staff of the university, who is believed to be nursing the position of vice chancellor, the source added, is also allegedly encouraging the unions to demand the removal of the current vice chancellor, whom they suspect is eyeing a second term. His words: “Take the leadership of ASUU for instance. Its chairman is having issues with the management over his PhD degree, so it is not surprising that he wants Obafunwa out of the way. There’s another senior ASUU official who has been indicted over examination fraud to which he has confessed. His confession is on tape. He is also at the forefront of the Obafunwa-must-go campaign, which is also understandable. Then, some academic staff members have been found not to possess the ordinary level certificate. Besides, some of them, who collected funds from the university to study for their PhD courses abroad, neither produced the degree nor the funds they collected when the university asked questions. “With regard to NASU and SSANU, some of their members are also afraid of losing their jobs over the management’s decision that all staff members should produce their West African Senior School Certificate (WASSCE) results. About 34 cases are currently before the governing council. So, the whole strategy is not really about the demands you see the unions display. It is about a desperate fight for survival.” LASU has seven faculties – six at Ojo and one, the Faculty of Engineering, at Epe. There are also two Schools – Communications and Transport at Surulere and Ojo respectively. The College of Medicine is at Ikeja. The university’s current student population is estimated at 10,000.

OOU POST UTME/DE 2015

The management Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, has announced the Post-UTME Sales of form for 2015/2016. The screening shall be conducted from Monday 27th July to Monday 3rd August, 2015. ELIGIBILITY The following shall be eligible for the screening: UTME candidates that picked the University with a minimum score of 180 in the 2015/2016 UTME Results. Candidates with ‘A’ Level Certificate or First Degree who had applied for Direct Entry Admission through JAMB into the University. Candidates who possess Diploma certificate of the University and who had applied for Direct Entry admission through JAMB into the University. Candidates with Diploma from other approved institutions with minimum of Upper Credit who had applied through JAMB for Direct Entry admission into the University. Candidates who did not pick the University but with a minimum score of 180 in the 2015/2016 UTME results. 2015/2016 PUTME PROPOSED EXAMINATIONS DAYS DATE FACULTIES AND COLLEGES/ PROGRAMMES VENUE TIME Monday, 27th July, 2015 Law, Arts and Arts/ Education Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Tuesday, 28th July, 2015 Science and Science/ Education, Engineering and Agricultural Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Sciences Wednesday, 29th July, 2015 Medicine, Pharmacy, Basic Medical Sciences Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Thursday, 30th July, 2015 SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES – Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Mass Communication, Geography and Regional Planning, Transport Planning Management Friday, 31st July, 2015 SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES – Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Business Administration, Economics, SMS/ Education Saturday, 1st August, 2015 SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES – Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Accounting, Banking and Finance Monday, 3rd August, 2015 SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES – Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye 9.00 a.m. Political Science, Public Administration, Sociology, Industrial And Labour Relations, Psychology. The Post UTME screening exercises would be conducted through Computer Based Test (CBT) MODE OF PAYMENT Each eligible candidate will pay the sum of N1,000.00 (One Thousand Naira) for the sreening and N6,000.00 (Six Thousand Naira) for scratch card, processing and administrative charges. Payment can be made at any of the underlisted locations: 1.OOU CAMPUSES – Any of the University Point of Sales (POS) on any of our Campuses (Ago – Iwoye, Ikenne, Sagamu, Ayetoro & Ibogun). 2.IJEBU-ODE – Olabisi Onabanjo University Guest House, Igbeba Ijebu-Ode. 3.WEMA BANK PLC: Abeokuta – 1, Ibrahim Babangida Boulevard, Opp. CBN, Oke-Ilewo, Abeokuta Lagos – 24, Oba Akran Avenue, Ikeja Lagos – 8, Idowu Taylor Street, Victoria Island Ibadan – Secretariat Roundabout, Ibadan Asaba – 407, Nnebi Road, Asaba Ilorin – 171, Ibrahim Taiwo Road, Ilorin Benin – 12, Akpakpava Street, Benin City Akure – 54a, Oba Adesida Road, Akure 4.Port-Harcourt- 66, Olu Obasanjo Road Bic Mall, Port- Harcourt. 5.Abuja – Oyo House, Ralph Shodeinde Street, Central Business District, Abuja. The sum total of the PUTME is N7,000.00 (Seven Thousand Naira) only. Payment should be made using FULL NAMES (IN CAPITAL LETTERS) as it appears on the JAMB slip.Example: BALOGUN GARUBA CHINEDU (Surname first) MODE OF REGISTRATION Candidates are to collect a scratch card (at no additional cost) at the point of payment. Visit the University Registration Website: oouagoiwoye.edu.ng and print out your Post-UTME examination slip 48 hours after payment. Each candidate should bring along the following to the venue of the screening: E-registration slip for UTME/DE 2015/2016 session. The Printout for the POST-UTME Registration form.