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Know The Six Hardest Courses To Study In Nigeria Know The Six Hardest Courses To Study In Nigeria

Medicine:
The fact that it involves human life makes it even more challenging; it takes longer number of years than any other course in Nigeria before they are tagged qualified as it deals with human life, the students are compelled to read heavy-weighted textbooks and they engage in reading almost all the time . Passing MBBS is another ball game and includes courses like Anatomy, Biochemistry , physiology, this poses a lot of worry to medical students ; most of them even go for thanksgiving when they eventually pass . Medicine as a course requires a lot of commitment from the student considering the length of the courses and examinations involved .

Chemistry:
This may sound easy and more fun when viewed from practical sense but in a more academic sense it involves a lot of math and physics making it more challenging to study. It involves nomenclature, reactions , stoichiometry , molarity and thermochemistry and host of others .

Engineering:
As the name implies involves designing . “ Engine students “ as they are fondly called take wide range of courses in engineering faculty including petroleum engineering , civil engineering , electric and electronic engineering and host of others before they even get to the point of handling courses specified for their department, and of course there are lots of professional exams to go through before one is qualified as a professional engineer to practice in Nigeria .
Law:
This requires a lot of skills and hard work. Law students read a lot of written materials and must comprehend , and accurately recall legal provisions and use the relevant law in new situations. They must be able to take a logical approach and apply knowledge to factual situations. It also involves length of time , courses and examinations while in school and after school before one could practice as a professional.

Mathematics and Statistics:
At first when applying for this course , you could think it will be easier to deal with , it will interest you to know that maths is not that easy , it is not just about being good at calculations ; it involves estimations , calculus , geometrics and host of others . It is important that you know that you may deal with calculations all through your stay in the institution .

Architecture:
This is one of the most complex courses in faculty of environmental sciences to study. A lot of time , people look at it as a very easy course involving only the act of drawing, it is important to know that it involves much more than mere drawing and designing . On graduation they are faced with lots of professional exams before they are able to practice as a professional.
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Most Challenging Courses to Study in Nigeria

Most Challenging Courses to Study in Nigeria
No course studied in the higher institution
seems easy, but some are brutal and can
snuff life outta you. However, don’t get
afraid of them. They’re actually interesting.
So grab a packet of popcorn as I take you
through them.
1. Engineering: the name of this course
speaks for itself already. The dudes that
study this course eh…..*winks*. It undeniably
houses all heavy weight courses in engine
faculty like chemical engineering, mechanical,
production, petroleum…etc..any guy you see
rushing to lecture hall with a punching
calculator, they’re engine boys o.
2.Medicine: What makes this course
challenging, is because you’ll be forced to
read(jack) like your life depends on the
degree of knowledge you obtain from their
heavy an bulky textbooks. Some of them
actually do go for thanksgiving, when they
pass their MBBS exam, that contains
Anatomy,physiology and biochem.
3.Biochemistry: people usually think that it’s
a combination of biology and chemistry. If
you’re one of such, abeg, it’s a wrong
impression. You will actually get familiar with
Bio molecules and giant Organic structures,
that will choke you up. This course requires
much logic.
What makes it challenging,is that you’ll have
to learn a lot within a short duration.
Metabolic pathways might seem frustrating
atimes…*winks*. Another thing about this
course is that their lecturers are always
sadists, due to long years of studying brutal
carbohydrate and enzyme structures.
4.Chemistry: I call this course the power,
because these dudes can mix chemical
concoctions of Ammonia and HCL and blow
everywhere…chem guys, I dey joke o….Its
actually one of the most difficult in physical
science, because you’ll make friends with
differential equation in physical
chemistry,which will leave you wondering if
you’re studying maths or chemical reactions.
5.Pharmacy: Its already obvious.don’t know
where to begin with this course.It overlaps
critical aspect of chemistry. You hear stuffs
like pharmacokinetics, drug metabolisms etc.
6.Architecture: the funny thing about this
course is that it sounds cool and friendly,but
when you get in,you know that not all that
glitters are gold. You’ll get familiar with
geometric drawings,optics and so on, which
atimes is usually a pain to the ass.
That’s my submission. Any other, you can use
the comment box. Thanks.

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Most Challenging Courses to Study in Nigeria
No course studied in the higher institution
seems easy, but some are brutal and can
snuff life outta you. However, don’t get
afraid of them. They’re actually interesting.
So grab a packet of popcorn as I take you
through them.
1. Engineering: the name of this course
speaks for itself already. The dudes that
study this course eh…..*winks*. It undeniably
houses all heavy weight courses in engine
faculty like chemical engineering, mechanical,
production, petroleum…etc..any guy you see
rushing to lecture hall with a punching
calculator, they’re engine boys o.
2.Medicine: What makes this course
challenging, is because you’ll be forced to
read(jack) like your life depends on the
degree of knowledge you obtain from their
heavy an bulky textbooks. Some of them
actually do go for thanksgiving, when they
pass their MBBS exam, that contains
Anatomy,physiology and biochem.
3.Biochemistry: people usually think that it’s
a combination of biology and chemistry. If
you’re one of such, abeg, it’s a wrong
impression. You will actually get familiar with
Bio molecules and giant Organic structures,
that will choke you up. This course requires
much logic.
What makes it challenging,is that you’ll have
to learn a lot within a short duration.
Metabolic pathways might seem frustrating
atimes…*winks*. Another thing about this
course is that their lecturers are always
sadists, due to long years of studying brutal
carbohydrate and enzyme structures.
4.Chemistry: I call this course the power,
because these dudes can mix chemical
concoctions of Ammonia and HCL and blow
everywhere…chem guys, I dey joke o….Its
actually one of the most difficult in physical
science, because you’ll make friends with
differential equation in physical
chemistry,which will leave you wondering if
you’re studying maths or chemical reactions.
5.Pharmacy: Its already obvious.don’t know
where to begin with this course.It overlaps
critical aspect of chemistry. You hear stuffs
like pharmacokinetics, drug metabolisms etc.
6.Architecture: the funny thing about this
course is that it sounds cool and friendly,but
when you get in,you know that not all that
glitters are gold. You’ll get familiar with
geometric drawings,optics and so on, which
atimes is usually a pain to the ass.
That’s my submission. Any other, you can use
the comment box. Thanks.

Interesting!!! The Reason Why Students Fail Mathematics Revealed

The statistics of ma$$ failures churned out in qualifying examinations across the country can attest to this fact. However, there are still quite a number who have excelled greatly in the subject. Prof. Mohammed Ibrahim is one of such.

Many students are not best friends with Mathematics. The statistics of ma$$ failures churned out in qualifying examinations across the country can attest to this fact. However, there are still quite a number who have excelled greatly in the subject.

Prof. Mohammed Ibrahim is one of such. He has spent his whole life around the subject-studying it, teaching it, and teaching people studying to teach it. In this interview, the President of the Mathematics A$$ociation of Nigeria gives insights into why students fail mathematics.
Tell us about the Mathematics a$$ociation of Nigeria?

It was established over 53years ago in Nigeria with branches across the thirty-six states of the federation and FCT. M.A.N boasts of over a hundred thousand active members nationwide being the oldest of Mathematical bodies across the nation.

Many students see Mathematics as a difficult subject, as a result, the ma$$ failure of the subject in WASSCE, NECO, UTME and other qualifying examinations. Why do you think this is, and what can be done to improve the situation?
Ma$$ failure of students in Mathematics may be attributed to many factors which can be categorised under two sub-headings namely; Teachers

Edu: University of Port Harcourt cut off mark for All Courses

University of Port Harcourt cut off mark for All Courses

To give prospective candidates of the University of Port Harcourt idea of scores that can qualify them for admission this year, here are likely UNIPORT JAMB Cut off mark for 2015/16 Post UTME screening. Although this marks are not official yet, a student of the institution have compiled them based on previous years.
Go through them, compare your JAMB scores and see if you have a chance of taking part in the forthcoming post UTME screening or not. Change of institution is ongoing for candidates that fail to meet up with the cut off point.
AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE
CROP AND SOIL SCIENCE 180
ANIMAL SCIENCE AND FISHERIES 180
AGRICULTURE ECONOMICS AND EXTENSION 180
FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT 180
COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCE
MEDICINE AND SURGERY 200
NURSING 200
HUMAN ANATOMY 200
HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY 200
DENTISTRY AND DENTAL SURGERY 200
EDUCATION
HUMAN KINETICS AND HEALTH EDUCATION 180
ADULT AND NON-FORMAL EDUCATION 180
EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS 180
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 180
EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING 180
CURRICULUM STUDIES EDUCATIONAL TECH 180
ENGINEERING
CIVIL ENGINEERING 180
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 200
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 200
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 200
PETROLEUM ENGINEERING 200
GAS ENGINEERING 200
ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 180
HUMANITIES
THEATRE ARTS 180
ENGLISH STUDIES 180
FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE 180
HISTORY AND DIPLOMATIC STUDIES 180
LINGUISTICS AND COMMUNICATION STUDIES 180
PHILOSOPHY 180
RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL STUDIES 180
FINE ART AND DESIGN 180
MUSIC 180
MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
ACCOUNTING 200
FINANCE AND BANKING 200
MANAGEMENT 200
MARKETING 200
TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 200
PHARMACY
PHARMACY 200
SCIENCE
PHYSICS 180
BIOCHEMISTRY 180
PLANT SCIENCE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY 180
ANIMAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY 180
MICROBIOLOGY 180
GEOLOGY 180
COMPUTER SCIENCE 180
MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS 180
PURE AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY 180
SOCIAL SCIENCES
ECONOMICS 200
POLITICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES 200
SOCIOLOGY 200

Edu: University of Ibadan Post UTME Cut off marks for All Courses

University of Ibadan Post UTME Cut off marks for All Courses

As 2015/2016 admission exercises into degree programmes offered at the Premier University of Ibadan commences, here are UI cut off marks for all courses to help you set a good target for high mark that could secure you admission in 2015/16.
University of Ibadan (UI) is on top of our list of ten Nigerian universities that are so hard to gain admission into. This of course is due to the level of learning and teaching standard adopted by the institution and the obvious preference by majority of prospective students to school at UI.

UI Cut Off Mark For All Courses
The first thing to applying is to make sure you have a JAMB CBT score of at least 200, if you have made anything less, please don’t bother putting your hopes on University of Ibadan. Click herewhen change of institution is still ongoing. Those who have 200 and above may proceed to see likely scores that will assure them admission in 2015/16.

 Post UTME Scores To Target in UI
Candidates who made University of Ibadan their Most Preferred Institution and obtained 200 and above in the Computer Based Test (CBT) UTME will be allowed to sit for UI Post UTME Exercise and target the scores listed for their department of choice below. These are UI departmental cut-off points.

CUT-OFF POINTS
THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
Economics
63
Geography
50
Political Science
66
Psychology
56
Sociology
58
TECHNOLOGY
Agricultural & Environmental Engineering
50
Civil Engineering
58
Electrical & Electronics Engineering
63
Food Technology
50
Industrial & Production Engineering
50
Mechanical Engineering
60
Petroleum Engineering
61
Wood Products Engineering
50
SCIENCE
Anthropology
50
Archaeology
50
Botany
50
Chemistry
50
Computer Science
54
Geography
50
Geology
50
Industrial Chemistry
50
Mathematics
50
Microbiology
59
Physics
50
Statistics
50
Zoology
50
LAW
Law
73
ARTS
Arabic Language and Literature
50
Anthropology
50
Archaeology
50
Classics
50
Communication and Language Arts
70
DEPARTMENTS
PUTME MERIT
CUT-OFF POINTS
English
67
E. Studies- French
56
E. Studies- German
50
E. Studies- Russian
50
History
50
Islamic Studies
50
Linguistics
62
Linguistics – Yoruba
50
Linguistics – Igbo
50
Music
50
Philosophy
50
Religious Studies
50
Theatre Arts
61

EDUCATION
Adult Education
50
Educational Management
50
Library, Archival & Information Studies
50
Guidance & Counseling
50
Health Education
50
Human Kinetics
50
Teacher Education (Arts)
63
Teacher Education (Pre-Primary)
50
Teacher Education (Science)
50
Teacher Education (Social Science)
50
Special Education
50

PHARMACY
Pharmacy
68

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
Biochemistry
60
Dental Surgery
74
Human Nutrition
54
Medicine and Surgery
80
Medical Laboratory Science
63
Nursing
67
Physiology
60
Physiotherapy
68

AGRIC. & FORESTRY
Agricultural Economics
50
Agricultural Extension & Rural Development
50
Agronomy
50
Animal Science
50
Crop Protection and Environmental Biology
50
Aquaculture & Fisheries Management
50
Forest Resources Management
50
Wildlife & Ecotourism Mgt
50

VETERINARY MEDICINE
Veterinary Medicine
50