With the recent release of UTME 2014 Paper and Pen Test result, calls have been filtering through to me about the cut off mark for Polyunwana.
At a point I started to question, why the desperatoin when the school is still on strike and even though the school resumes, we will still need to run the first semester for 4 months or less and then the second semester when the post UTME exam take place.
The answer came when I heard the Jamb performance summery over the TV.
Most persons didn't score up to 180 as the cut off for most universities, thus their hope for admission has been shifted to the polytechnics.
Hmmh, As Second class citizens in the education sector, where less brains are required? That's why we are on strike for the past six months.
Before you crucify me, honestly, it's getting worse, the performance is not encouraging.
See for your self.
At a point I started to question, why the desperatoin when the school is still on strike and even though the school resumes, we will still need to run the first semester for 4 months or less and then the second semester when the post UTME exam take place.
The answer came when I heard the Jamb performance summery over the TV.
Most persons didn't score up to 180 as the cut off for most universities, thus their hope for admission has been shifted to the polytechnics.
Hmmh, As Second class citizens in the education sector, where less brains are required? That's why we are on strike for the past six months.
Before you crucify me, honestly, it's getting worse, the performance is not encouraging.
See for your self.
“In DBT, 2,471 candidates scored below 150, 2,830 scored 150-159, 3,808 scored 160-169; 6,678 candidates also scored between 170-199 while 1,309 candidates scored 200-249.“A total of 990,179 candidates applied for PPT while 25,325 candidates applied for DBT which amounts to 1,015,504 applicants”.- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/04/jamb-releases-utme-results-says-47-candidates-scored-250-points/#sthash.uVptEjXl.n9QHGjRv.dpuf
