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JUPEB , or Joint Universities Preliminary Examinations Board , is a one-year advanced level program tailored for students seeking Direct Entry admission into Nigerian universities. This program offers a viable alternative to the traditional JAMB exams, especially for students who: - Did not achieve a high enough score in JAMB. - Missed admission into their preferred course or university. How JUPEB Works At institutions like Osun State University (UNIOSUN) , the JUPEB application process usually begins in August or September , with deadlines extending into December or January . Important Application Steps: 1. Application Form Release : Keep an eye out for the official announcement. 2. Fee Payment : The fees are comparable to those for 100-level students. 3. Program Duration : Engage in a 9-month intensive academic program focusing on advanced-level subjects relevant to your desired course of study. Exam Preparation At the end of the program, students participate in an external examination administered by the JUPEB board, which evaluates three core subjects. Grading is done in points, determining eligibility for admission into 200-level studies. Scoring and Admission: What You Need to Know - Each course has a minimum point requirement. For example: - Medicine may require 14 points . - Pharmacology, Nursing, and Medical Lab Science often require 9 points or more . Note : Your admission largely hinges on your JUPEB score rather than your JAMB result. Why Choose JUPEB at Your Target University? If you aim to enroll in UNIOSUN , completing your JUPEB program there significantly enhances your admission chances. Universities prefer students who undertake their JUPEB studies in-house, making it more advantageous than transferring from another institution. Who Should Consider JUPEB? JUPEB is Ideal for Students Who: - Scored low in JAMB. - Aspiring to study competitive courses but didn’t meet the cut-off. - Wish to enter directly into 200-level studies. - Want to strengthen their academic foundation before university. Post-JUPEB: What’s Next? Upon passing the JUPEB exams, you can apply for Direct Entry into your chosen university. Successfully gaining admission allows you to skip 100-level entirely, starting directly in 200-level . Additional Benefits Even if you didn’t gain admission to UNIOSUN via JAMB, JUPEB offers a second chance to enter without the stress of retaking JAMB. Is JUPEB Difficult? While JUPEB presents its challenges, it is entirely achievable. With consistent class attendance, solid study habits, and dedication, many students have successfully transitioned to top programs through JUPEB. Application Requirements To apply for JUPEB, you only need your O’Level result (WAEC, NECO, etc.). No JAMB is required, making JUPEB a smart choice for students seeking a second chance at university admission without the JAMB pressure. Conclusion JUPEB provides an excellent pathway for students aiming for university education in Nigeria. With the right preparation and commitment, you can successfully navigate this program and secure your spot in the university of your choice! Stay tuned for updates on the JUPEB application process on AbS Blog HERE Please feel free to share this post with your classmates and any aspiring students out there that might find the information beneficial Credit: AbS Posted By: Lyve #Blog #AbS
Continue readingThe Association of African Universities (AAU) has officially praised the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) , Is-haq Oloyede , for his courageous admission of errors regarding the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results. In a letter signed by the AAU’s Secretary General, Professor Olusola Oyewole , the association lauded Mr. Oloyede’s actions as a remarkable display of integrity , humility , and exemplary public service . The AAU highlighted that Mr. Oloyede’s assumption of responsibility and his empathy towards affected candidates have significantly restored confidence in the integrity of institutions, effectively elevating standards of public leadership in both Nigeria and Africa at large. The letter emphasized that Mr. Oloyede embodies ethical leadership in its most genuine form. “The humility and remorse you expressed publicly, along with your commitment to addressing challenges transparently, are truly commendable,” the letter states. “Indeed, your actions are a breath of fresh air in a system where accountability is often elusive.” Concluding the letter, the AAU expressed immense pride in Mr. Oloyede, celebrating him as a model of excellence , integrity , and transformational leadership within the realms of African higher education and governance. Credit: Lyve Uwem #JAMB2025
Continue readingIn a crucial update for aspiring university students, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is set to release the results of the rescheduled Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) tomorrow, Wednesday, at 10 AM. The announcement comes after a significant number of candidates—379,997 in total—retook the examination due to technical issues that marred the initial assessment held from April 24, 2025. The affected candidates hail from six states, including five from the South East geopolitical zone and Lagos from the South West. JAMB acknowledged its responsibility for the mass failure that occurred during the initial UTME, attributing the mishap to errors by its technical staff. In a heartfelt press conference, JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, publicly apologized to the candidates affected by the disruption. He expressed his understanding of the frustration and disappointment experienced by students and assured them that the board is committed to learning from this experience. “I understand that there are three powerful expressions: please, thank you, and I am sorry. I apologize and take full responsibility,” he stated, emphasizing the importance of accountability. The states involved in the retake include Lagos, Imo, Anambra, Oyo, Abia, and Ebonyi. Oloyede revealed that 65 centers in Lagos and 92 centers across the South East would facilitate the retake. He acknowledged the public's concern over the mass failure and reiterated that JAMB would use this incident as a learning opportunity to improve its processes. Despite the challenges faced, Oloyede expressed gratitude for the public's engagement, noting that the feedback received was vital for the board's growth. He stated, “We appreciate all those who voiced their concerns because it shows that you care. This incident, while regrettable, has highlighted the need for us to remain vigilant and responsive.” As the results are set to be released tomorrow, candidates and their families await the outcome with anticipation. This moment not only represents a second chance for the affected students but also a pivotal point for JAMB as it seeks to restore its reputation and regain the trust of the public. Stay tuned for the results announcement tomorrow and ensure you check your status promptly! Credit: AbS Posted By: Lyve #Blog
Continue readingThe Alex Otti Foundation has officially opened applications for its Undergraduate Scholarship Programme, an initiative designed to empower academically gifted students from financially constrained backgrounds. This scholarship aims to provide essential financial assistance to talented young Nigerians pursuing higher education at public tertiary institutions nationwide. The programme seeks to alleviate the financial burdens associated with rising education costs, ensuring that bright minds can continue their academic journeys without undue pressure. It is a crucial step in nurturing future leaders and innovators within Nigeria. Programme Overview The scholarship is intended for undergraduate students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, strong leadership potential, and a genuine commitment to community development. Over the years, the programme has successfully supported hundreds of students across various Nigerian universities, providing them with the necessary resources to thrive. Beneficiaries typically receive financial support covering tuition fees, accommodation, and other essential academic expenses throughout their university studies. Eligibility Criteria To be considered for the scholarship, applicants must meet the following requirements: Applicants must be currently enrolled as undergraduate students in a Nigerian public tertiary institution. They must have completed their first academic session and be progressing to their second year (200-level). A minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.5 on a 5.0 scale, or its equivalent, is mandatory. Applicants must be indigenes of Abia State or currently reside within Abia State. Direct Entry students admitted into the 200-level are eligible to apply, provided they meet the academic requirements. It is a requirement that the applicant does not have a sibling who is a current beneficiary of the Alex Otti Foundation Scholarship. Required Application Documents Applicants are required to have the following digital documents ready for submission: A signed statement of result, officially issued by the departmental or faculty administration. Proof of residency, which can be a utility bill or a letter from a recognised community or religious leader. A valid form of identification. Three essays, each approximately 400 words in length, contributing to a total of 1,200 words. Originality and AI Usage Policy The Foundation emphasizes the importance of original work. Any instances of plagiarism or the excessive use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) will result in immediate disqualification. The Foundation is keen to hear each applicant's unique voice and perspectives. Selection Process Candidates will be evaluated based on their academic records, demonstrated leadership qualities, and commitment to community service. Successful applicants may be invited to further screening stages, which could include aptitude tests and interviews, before the final selection is made. Alex Otti Foundation's Broader Impact The Alex Otti Foundation is committed to its wider mission of fostering educational advancement and community empowerment across Nigeria.
Continue readingAre you an ambitious international student dreaming of studying in the USA? Look no further than Iowa State University ! We are excited to offer merit scholarships valued up to $40,000 for both first-year and transfer international students. These scholarships are designed to recognize academic excellence and a strong record of accomplishments. Eligibility Criteria: - You must be an incoming international first-year student. - You should have received an offer of admission to Iowa State University. - You must be assessed at international tuition rates. - Accept your offer of admission by November . Benefits of the Scholarship: - Award of Achievement: Up to $40,000 total ($5,000–$10,000 per year) - Award of Distinction: Up to $16,000 total ($2,000–$4,000 per year) Application Deadlines: - Fall Term: - Priority Deadline: February 15 - Final Deadline: May 1 - Spring Term: - Priority Deadline: November 15 - Final Deadline: December 15 This is an incredible opportunity for international students from all over the world to enhance their educational journey in the United States. Don’t miss your chance to apply and take the first step towards a bright future! For more details, visit the Iowa State University website and start your application today! #IowaStateUniversity
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