INTO UNIVERSITY

Just in case you do not know. Into university is working towards becoming an household name in the educational system and it goes beyond just Nigeria, over the years we have grown from a locally based educational college to an international recognised one. With the launch of The #IntoIntern the college has deemed fit to create entrepreneurs out of young minds by training them on social media marketing, and customer service therefore increasing its social media community and the good part is they don't get trained and "dumped". They get employed as freelance online marketing staffs and are placed on basic monthly salaries! Below are the photos of the #IntoInterns  For more info on how to join our internship program and be part of this amazing offer of earning up to N23,000 monthly all from your favourite social media platforms please call 07030292347 or visit  http://intouniversityedu.com.ng/wp2/into-intern-programme/ 

HERE'S A STORY YOU'D NOT REGRET READING. Femi is a boy, a boy who had a dream to be an Engineer. He finished secondary school as the best student in his entire graduating class. This means Femi is SMART. Femi wrote JAMB 5 times and never failed, neither did he fail POST-JAMB but he still didn't get admission. Femi is a good Christian, so he isn't being chased by the old people in his village. Remember I said Femi is smart. He realised the reason behind his NOT gaining admission through JAMB wasn't his fault.

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The management of NYSC wish to inform all Part-Time Graduates that wish to get NYSC exclusion certificates, that they should go online to register like their full-time counterparts and print their letters of Exclusion Online.

2016. However, we believe that a great number of candidates are already registered for 2016 UTME. We therefore want to share some tips that will enable you prepare adequately and scale through successfully in 2016 UTME. What it takes to prepare for JAMB UTME is really no different from what it takes to prepare for any other exam. By that I mean the ground rule is the same. That is; work hard on your books. However,here specific nuggets for strategic and adequate preparation; 1. Start Preparing Now!:  Don’t wait until weeks to the exam to start studying. The first step to success in any examination is to start preparing on time. Begin by creating a personal time-table; the one that suits your study time (day or night). Also make sure you use the JAMB syllabus. It helps you not only to know the list of topics to be covered but also the areas questions will likely come from. We have emphasized over and over again on the importance of JAMB past questions. Here is a ...

You are on this current page because you want to know all the four subjects for your JAMB examination. Many students do not really know the JAMB subjects for the courses they intend to study. Listed below are some courses and their required JAMB subject combination. Although you can get a summary of this information below, we are pleased to inform you that we now have detailed information on ALL Courses in Nigeria and their JAMB & WAEC Subject Combination.  So over to the publication; NOTE:Use of English is compulsory. 1- ENGINEERING MathS,Phy,Chem 2- M.B.B.S Bio,Phy,Chem 3-NURSING Phy,Bio,Chem 4-COMPUTER SCI. MathS,Bio,Phy 5-PHARMACY Bio,Phy,Chem 6-BIOCHEMISTRY Bio,Phy,Chem 7-INDUSTRIAL CHEM Maths,Phy,Chem 8-GEOLOGY Geography,Phy,Chem 9-MATHEMATICS Maths,Phy,Chem 10-MICROBIOLOGY Bio,Phy,Chem 11-ECONOMICS Maths,Econs,any other social science subject 12-SOCIOLOGY Maths,Econs,any other social science subject 13-PSYCHOLOGY Maths,Econs,any other social science subject 14-POLITICAL...

The closing date for the registration of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) as announced by JAMB, has been extended till 31st January. We therefore wish to advise all applicants who are yet to purchase their 2016 UTME forms to do so on or before January 31st, 2016. This also extends to candidates who are still waiting for supplementary or additional list of their choice schools for the 2015/2016 admission year to be released. It is always a bad idea to have all your eggs in one basket. There is no 100% guarantee that your name will appear on the list even if the school eventually releases it. To be on a safe side, get the JAMB form before it expires. That way, even if you miss the 2015/2016 admission, you will still stand a chance in the 2016/2017 session. Also remember the examination is expected to commence February 29th 2016 (all things being equal). We wish you success!