The Neco board has anouced the eagerly awaiting result of the 2013/2014 sittings.You can now check your SSCE result.Goodluck.
2013 NECO result has been fully uploaded online, and it can be access from the council’s result checking portal.
Steps to Check 2013 June/July NECO Result:
1.Go to NECO result checking portal at www.mynecoexams.com/results/
2.Select year Examination Type
3.Select year of examination
4.Enter your card PIN number
5.Enter your Examination Number
6.Click on “Check My Result” button to finally see your result. Source: nairaland.com
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Friday, May 10, 2013
5 ways to gain admission without JAMB
It is no news again that every year,millions of students purchase JAMB form and write the exam,thereafter proceed to write a POST-JAMB exam before admissioncan take place or occur.This admission also depends on the students performance in both Jamband post utme.
This process starting from purchasing a jamb form to purchasing a post utme form,writing and exam and comingout with a good score is what somestudent has not been finding so easy or funny.
The most painful aspect about this is that the moment you don't pass the jamb or you even pass the jamb and you don't have a good score in the post utme that year,all your effort that year is just wasted.
About a hundred and thousands of students failed this year Jamb,the highest in its existence. A very highpopulation of student failed jamb though some of them blame their failure on jamb but the actual fact is that some student have passed through Jamb more than 8 times,And every time they come out with 240+,250+,260+ and still no ADMISSION was given to them!
I'm a concerned educationist,have received lots of calls,sms and emails from various jamb candidatethat is their any other way to gain admission without jamb because they can't risk staying at home for another year (which is not even sure they will make it the next time).This as made me to go into findings(which have cost me hundred of naira on calls) and finally i came out with a result.
In this article, i won't be talking about school that accept your jambscore, rather i will be discussing about OTHER WAYS YOU CAN GAIN ADMISSION INTO TERTIARYINSTITUTION WITHOUT JAMB.
=========================================================================================================================
NOW LET GET DEEPER,firstly;
1.THROUGH IJMB: Wondering whatis the meaning, it is called INTERIM JOINT MATRICULATION BOARD, It is an A level program of9 month that after completion qualifies you to 200 level in any Nigeria University through Direct Entry. It is a legitimate program which i confirmed from some student in unilorin,Uniabuja and ABU Zaria where this program are done,It also been stated in in jambbrochure'CHECK PAGE 4 OF JAMB BROCHURE ITEM 2.2 (2) TO CONFIRM IJMB AS A REQUIREMENT FOR UNIVERSITY ADMISSION' also check "IJMB DIRECT ENTRY PROGRAMME" under "KWARA STATE UNIVERSITY ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS""PAGE 30 of jamb brochure" to confirm this.
This program doesn't need jamb rather all its requires is your o'levelresult be it Waec, neco, nabteb etc (5 credit one sitting,and 6 credit two sittings).Most jambite who failed either in jamb or post ume inthe past always do this program and most of them get admission into 200level and meet their colleagues in 200 level.The goodnews is that a lot of people are entering into the university with IJMB program directly into 200 level because of its relevance.
After the 9 months,candidate sit forthe final examination of IJMB in"MOST SELECTED POLYTHECNIC" for two weeks...Some weeks after the exam,your result will be released which you can use to apply for Direct entry to any nigeria university.
Note: REGISTRATION has commenced and closes MAY 12,Late registration after MAY 12 requires extra charges on the Registration/Form Fee only.
=========================================================================================================================
2.THROUGH DIPLOMA/PRE-DEGREE: Mostly all nigeria tertiary institution offers a diploma and/or pre-degree program.Diploma is a program that runs for 1/2/3 years depending on the school and course which upon completion giveyou admission into 200level through direct entry while pre-degree runs for 7-9month depending on the school which gives you admission into 100level upon completion.
In addition to my findings about pre-degree some school requires you to pass your jamb but some dont mind your jamb score.The underlisted are some university thatdon't mind your jamb score
(a)lautech ogbomosho
(b)adekule ajasin
(c)bayaro university
(d)unaab abeokuta
(e)unaad ekiti
(f)futa akure(required 180 jamb score)
(g)And many more!!!
=========================================================================================================================
3.THROUGH ANY LEGITIMATE A'LEVEL AWARDING EDUCATIONAL CONSULT: There aresome legitimate educational consult across nigeria that award A'level result which can be use to apply for admission into 200level in any tertiary institution in and outside nigeria(i don't want to mention names because am not here to make advert for any)
There is no much difference between my No.1 and these, just that my No.1 can only be used in nigeria,authorized by government and mostly recognized by our tertiary institution.
=========================================================================================================================
4.THROUGH SCHOOLS OUTSIDE NIGERIA: All schools outside nigeria dont require you writing jamb or your jamb score, All its requires is your WAEC, or WAEC-GCE result which you must at least have (minimum of 4 credit in one sitting,and 5 credit two sittings)
In-line with my finding,going for these option largely depends on anyone you can afford,for example studying within west africa(e.g Ghana) are much cheaper than travelling abroad.So the decision is yours!
=========================================================================================================================
5.THROUGH SOME PROFESSIONAL/INTERNAL COURSES OFFERED IN OUR UNIVERSITY AND POLYTECHNIC : In my finding,i was able to find out that The Polytechnic Ibadan offers a course called LOGISTIC AND TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT,These course is not among the school curricular coursesbut done within the school and offers a National Diploma(ND) upon the completion of two years.
So many of the internal courses aredone in our tertiary institution which people don't know about and doesn't requires you writing jamb or post jamb. call and ask your friend,relatives in any tertiary institution and enquiry about courses done in his/her school that doesn't require jamb or post jamb.
===================================================================================
FOR MORE ENQUIRY ABOUT ANY OF THESE PROGRAM BE IT;
-Which of the program form is currently on sale?
-How to Apply?
-How much is the tuition/accomodation fees?
-And many more.
DROP YOUR COMMENT HERE OR CALL/SMS ME ON 07034250260 OR EMAIL ME YOUNGCEO@EMAIL.COM.NG
Furthermore,this article is however open for observation,evaluation and recommendation because thereis no end to knowledge!
WHAT ARE YOU STILL WAITING FOR....Common go and tell MUM & DAD...About it...
This process starting from purchasing a jamb form to purchasing a post utme form,writing and exam and comingout with a good score is what somestudent has not been finding so easy or funny.
The most painful aspect about this is that the moment you don't pass the jamb or you even pass the jamb and you don't have a good score in the post utme that year,all your effort that year is just wasted.
About a hundred and thousands of students failed this year Jamb,the highest in its existence. A very highpopulation of student failed jamb though some of them blame their failure on jamb but the actual fact is that some student have passed through Jamb more than 8 times,And every time they come out with 240+,250+,260+ and still no ADMISSION was given to them!
I'm a concerned educationist,have received lots of calls,sms and emails from various jamb candidatethat is their any other way to gain admission without jamb because they can't risk staying at home for another year (which is not even sure they will make it the next time).This as made me to go into findings(which have cost me hundred of naira on calls) and finally i came out with a result.
In this article, i won't be talking about school that accept your jambscore, rather i will be discussing about OTHER WAYS YOU CAN GAIN ADMISSION INTO TERTIARYINSTITUTION WITHOUT JAMB.
=========================================================================================================================
NOW LET GET DEEPER,firstly;
1.THROUGH IJMB: Wondering whatis the meaning, it is called INTERIM JOINT MATRICULATION BOARD, It is an A level program of9 month that after completion qualifies you to 200 level in any Nigeria University through Direct Entry. It is a legitimate program which i confirmed from some student in unilorin,Uniabuja and ABU Zaria where this program are done,It also been stated in in jambbrochure'CHECK PAGE 4 OF JAMB BROCHURE ITEM 2.2 (2) TO CONFIRM IJMB AS A REQUIREMENT FOR UNIVERSITY ADMISSION' also check "IJMB DIRECT ENTRY PROGRAMME" under "KWARA STATE UNIVERSITY ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS""PAGE 30 of jamb brochure" to confirm this.
This program doesn't need jamb rather all its requires is your o'levelresult be it Waec, neco, nabteb etc (5 credit one sitting,and 6 credit two sittings).Most jambite who failed either in jamb or post ume inthe past always do this program and most of them get admission into 200level and meet their colleagues in 200 level.The goodnews is that a lot of people are entering into the university with IJMB program directly into 200 level because of its relevance.
After the 9 months,candidate sit forthe final examination of IJMB in"MOST SELECTED POLYTHECNIC" for two weeks...Some weeks after the exam,your result will be released which you can use to apply for Direct entry to any nigeria university.
Note: REGISTRATION has commenced and closes MAY 12,Late registration after MAY 12 requires extra charges on the Registration/Form Fee only.
=========================================================================================================================
2.THROUGH DIPLOMA/PRE-DEGREE: Mostly all nigeria tertiary institution offers a diploma and/or pre-degree program.Diploma is a program that runs for 1/2/3 years depending on the school and course which upon completion giveyou admission into 200level through direct entry while pre-degree runs for 7-9month depending on the school which gives you admission into 100level upon completion.
In addition to my findings about pre-degree some school requires you to pass your jamb but some dont mind your jamb score.The underlisted are some university thatdon't mind your jamb score
(a)lautech ogbomosho
(b)adekule ajasin
(c)bayaro university
(d)unaab abeokuta
(e)unaad ekiti
(f)futa akure(required 180 jamb score)
(g)And many more!!!
=========================================================================================================================
3.THROUGH ANY LEGITIMATE A'LEVEL AWARDING EDUCATIONAL CONSULT: There aresome legitimate educational consult across nigeria that award A'level result which can be use to apply for admission into 200level in any tertiary institution in and outside nigeria(i don't want to mention names because am not here to make advert for any)
There is no much difference between my No.1 and these, just that my No.1 can only be used in nigeria,authorized by government and mostly recognized by our tertiary institution.
=========================================================================================================================
4.THROUGH SCHOOLS OUTSIDE NIGERIA: All schools outside nigeria dont require you writing jamb or your jamb score, All its requires is your WAEC, or WAEC-GCE result which you must at least have (minimum of 4 credit in one sitting,and 5 credit two sittings)
In-line with my finding,going for these option largely depends on anyone you can afford,for example studying within west africa(e.g Ghana) are much cheaper than travelling abroad.So the decision is yours!
=========================================================================================================================
5.THROUGH SOME PROFESSIONAL/INTERNAL COURSES OFFERED IN OUR UNIVERSITY AND POLYTECHNIC : In my finding,i was able to find out that The Polytechnic Ibadan offers a course called LOGISTIC AND TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT,These course is not among the school curricular coursesbut done within the school and offers a National Diploma(ND) upon the completion of two years.
So many of the internal courses aredone in our tertiary institution which people don't know about and doesn't requires you writing jamb or post jamb. call and ask your friend,relatives in any tertiary institution and enquiry about courses done in his/her school that doesn't require jamb or post jamb.
===================================================================================
FOR MORE ENQUIRY ABOUT ANY OF THESE PROGRAM BE IT;
-Which of the program form is currently on sale?
-How to Apply?
-How much is the tuition/accomodation fees?
-And many more.
DROP YOUR COMMENT HERE OR CALL/SMS ME ON 07034250260 OR EMAIL ME YOUNGCEO@EMAIL.COM.NG
Furthermore,this article is however open for observation,evaluation and recommendation because thereis no end to knowledge!
WHAT ARE YOU STILL WAITING FOR....Common go and tell MUM & DAD...About it...
Thursday, April 18, 2013
2013 NECO TIMETABLE
1ST JUNE TO 12TH JULY, 2013
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DATE
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PAPER
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PAPER TITLE AND SUBJECT
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DURATION
|
TIME
|
CODE
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7071
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Paper I: Practical - Physical Education
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To be determined by the event
|
Actual date and time will be fixed by the Council
| |
1021
|
Paper I: Oral Arabic
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1hr 20mins
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Saturday 1st June
|
1033
|
Paper III: Oral French
|
1hr 30mins
| |
To
|
6021
|
Paper I: Practical - Auto Mechanics
|
3hrs
| |
Saturday 8th June
|
7021
|
Paper I: Practical - Clothing and Textiles
|
3hrs
| |
7031
|
Paper I: Practical - Foods and Nutrition
|
3hrs
| ||
7051
|
Paper I: Practical - Home Management
|
3hrs
| ||
7061
|
Paper I: Aural: Music
|
40 mins
|
10.00 am - 10.40 am
| |
7062
|
Paper II: Performance Test/Alternative to Performance Music
|
1hr 30mins
|
10.40 am - 12.10 pm
| |
Monday 10th June
|
6081
|
Paper I: Practical - Wood Work
|
3hrs
|
10.00 am - 1.00 pm
|
6041
|
Paper I: Practical - Electronics
|
3hrs
|
2.00 pm - 5.00 pm
| |
Tuesday 11th June
|
5021
|
Paper I: Practical - Biology
|
2hrs
|
10.00 am - 12.00 pm
|
6011
|
Paper I: Practical - Applied Electricity
|
3hrs
|
2.00 pm - 5.00 pm
| |
Wednesday 12th June
|
5051
|
Paper I: Practical - Physics
|
2hrs 45mins
|
10.00 am - 12.45 pm
|
6061
|
Paper I: Practical - Metal Work
|
3hrs
|
2.00 pm - 5.00 pm
| |
Thursday 13th June
|
5031
|
Paper I: Practical - Chemistry
|
2hrs
|
10.00 am - 12.00 pm
|
7101
|
Paper I: Objective & Essay - Visual Art
|
3hrs
|
1.00 pm - 4.00 pm
| |
Friday 14th June
|
7081
|
Paper I: Practical - Shorthand
|
1hr 40mins
|
10.00 am - 11.40 am
|
7011
|
Paper I: Practical - Agricultural Science
|
1hr 30mins
|
3.00 pm - 4.30 pm
| |
Monday 17th June
|
3031
|
Paper I: Objective & Essay - Geography
|
2hrs 30mins
|
10.00 am - 12.30 pm
|
7041
|
Paper I: Objective - Financial Accounting
|
1hr 20mins
|
1.00 pm - 2.20 pm
| |
7042
|
Paper II: Theory & Practice - Financial Accounting
|
2hrs 30mins
|
2.30 pm - 5.00 pm
| |
Tuesday 18th June
|
5032
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Chemistry
|
3hrs
|
10.00 am - 1.00 pm
|
6022
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Auto Mechanics
|
2hrs 30mins
|
2.00 pm - 4.30 pm
| |
Wednesday 19th June
|
3021
|
Paper I: Objective - Economics
|
1hr
|
10.00 am - 11.00 am
|
3022
|
Paper II: Essay - Economics
|
2hrs
|
11.00 am - 1.00 pm
| |
3032
|
Paper II: Essay - Geography
|
2hrs
|
3.00 pm - 5.00 pm
| |
Thursday 20th June
|
1011
|
Paper I: Essay - English Language
|
1hr 45mins
|
10.00 am - 11.45 am
|
1012
|
Paper II: Objective - English Language
|
1hr
|
11.45 am - 12.45 pm
| |
1013
|
Paper III: Test of Orals - English Language
|
45mins
|
12.45 pm - 1.30 pm
| |
6062
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Metal Work
|
2hrs 30mins
|
2.30 pm - 5.00 pm
| |
Friday 21st June
|
4011
|
Paper I: Objective - Literature-in-English
|
1hr
|
10.00 am - 11.00 am
|
4013
|
Paper III: Prose - Literature-in-English
|
1hr 15mins
|
11.00 am - 12.15 pm
| |
6012
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Applied Electricity
|
2hrs 15mins
|
3.00 pm - 5.15 pm
| |
Monday 24th June
|
5052
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Physics
|
3hrs
|
10.00 am - 1.00 pm
|
3041
|
Paper I: Objective - Government
|
1hr
|
2.00 pm - 3.00 pm
| |
3042
|
Paper II: Essay - Government
|
1hr 40mins
|
3.00 pm - 4.40 pm
| |
Tuesday 25th June
|
5022
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Biology
|
2hrs 30mins
|
10.00 am - 12.30 pm
|
1022
|
Paper II: Objective - Arabic
|
1hr 30mins
|
1.30 pm - 3.00 pm
| |
1023
|
Paper III: Essay & Literature - Arabic
|
2hrs
|
3.00 pm - 5.00 pm
| |
Wednesday 26th June
|
3011
|
Paper I: Objective - Commerce
|
1hr
|
10.00 am - 11.00 am
|
3012
|
Paper II: Essay - Commerce
|
1hr 40mins
|
11.00 am - 12.40 pm
| |
4012
|
Paper II: Drama & Poetry - Literature-in-English
|
1hr 40mins
|
2.00 pm - 3.40 pm
| |
Thursday 27th June
|
5011
|
Paper I: Objective - General Mathematics
|
1hr 45mins
|
10.00 am - 11.45 am
|
5012
|
Paper II: Essay - General Mathematics
|
2hrs 30mins
|
12.00 pm - 2.30 pm
| |
6042
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Electronics
|
2hrs
|
3.30 pm - 5.30 pm
| |
Friday 28th June
|
7012
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Agricultural Science
|
2hrs 30mins
|
10.00 am - 12.30 pm
|
2031
|
Paper I: Objective - Islamic Studies
|
1hr
|
3.00 pm - 4.00 pm
| |
2032
|
Paper II: Essay - Islamic Studies
|
1hr 30mins
|
4.00 pm - 5.30 pm
| |
Monday 1st July
|
2011
|
Paper I: Objective - Christian Religious Studies
|
1hr
|
10.00 am - 11.00 am
|
2012
|
Paper II: Essay - Christian Religious Studies
|
1hr 30mins
|
11.00 am - 12.30 pm
| |
7032
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Foods and Nutrition
|
2hrs 30mins
|
3.00 pm - 5.30 pm
| |
Tuesday 2nd July
|
6051
|
Paper I: Objective - Further Mathematics
|
2hrs
|
10.00 am - 12.00 pm
|
6052
|
Paper II: Essay - Further Mathematics
|
2hrs 30mins
|
12.00 pm - 2.30 pm
| |
7072
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Physical Education
|
2hrs
|
3.00 pm - 5.00 pm
| |
Wednesday 3rd July
|
6071
|
Paper I: Practical - Technical Drawing
|
3hrs
|
10.00 am - 1.00 pm
|
2021
|
Paper I: Objective - History
|
1hr
|
2.00 pm - 3.00 pm
| |
2022
|
Paper II: Essay - History
|
2hrs
|
3.00 pm - 5.00 pm
| |
Thursday 4th July
|
1041
|
Paper I: Objective - Hausa
|
1hr
|
10.00 am - 11.00 am
|
1042
|
Paper II: Essay - Hausa
|
2hrs
|
11.00 am - 1.00 pm
| |
1051
|
Paper I: Objective - Igbo
|
1hr
|
10.00 am - 11.00 am
| |
1052
|
Paper II: Essay - Igbo
|
2hrs
|
11.00 am - 1.00 pm
| |
1061
|
Paper I: Objective - Yoruba
|
1hr
|
10.00 am - 11.00 am
| |
1062
|
Paper II: Essay - Yoruba
|
2hrs
|
11.00 am - 1.00 pm
| |
4021
|
Paper I: Objective - Edo
|
1hr
|
10.00 am - 11.00 am
| |
4022
|
Paper II: Essay - Edo
|
2hrs
|
11.00 am - 1.00 pm
| |
4031
|
Paper I: Objective - Efik
|
1hr
|
10.00 am - 11.00 am
| |
4032
|
Paper II: Essay - Efik
|
2hrs
|
11.00 am - 1.00 pm
| |
4041
|
Paper I: Objective - Ibibio
|
1hr
|
10.00 am - 11.00 am
| |
4042
|
Paper II: Essay - Ibibio
|
2hrs
|
11.00 am - 1.00 pm
| |
1031
|
Paper I: Written Comprehension - French
|
1hr
|
2.30 pm - 3.30 pm
| |
1032
|
Paper II: Written Expression - French
|
1hr 20mins
|
4.00 pm - 5.20 pm
| |
Friday 5th July
|
7022
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Clothing and Textiles
|
2hrs 30mins
|
10.00 am - 12.30 pm
|
7052
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Home Management
|
2hrs 30mins
|
3.00 pm - 5.30 pm
| |
Monday 8th July
|
6072
|
Paper II: Objective & Drawing - Technical Drawing
|
2hrs 30mins
|
10.00 am - 12.30 pm
|
5042
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Health Science
|
2hrs
|
1.30 pm - 3.30 pm
| |
5041
|
Paper I: Test of Practical - Health Science
|
1hr 45mins
|
4.00 pm - 5.45 pm
| |
Tuesday 9th July
|
6031
|
Paper I: Drawing - Building Construction
|
3hrs
|
10.00 am - 1.00 pm
|
6032
|
Paper II: Objective & Essay - Building Construction
|
2hrs
|
2.00 pm - 4.00 pm
| |
Wednesday 10th July
|
7102
|
Paper II: Drawing - Visual Art
|
3hrs
|
10.00 am - 1.00 pm
|
7103
|
Paper III: Creative Design - Visual Art
|
3hrs
|
2.00 pm - 5.00 pm
| |
Thursday 11th July
|
6083
|
Paper III: Objective & Essay - Wood Work
|
2hrs
|
10.00 am - 12.00 pm
|
6082
|
Paper II: Drawing & Design - Wood Work
|
2hrs
|
12.30 pm - 2.30 pm
| |
Friday 12th July
|
7063
|
Paper III: Objective & Essay - Music
|
2hrs 30mins
|
10.00 am - 12.30 pm
|
7091
|
Paper I: Practical - Typewriting
|
2hrs 40mins
|
3.00 pm - 5.40 pm
| |
Schools and Candidates should note the following:
| ||||
i. For Physical Education Practical Paper I, the specific venues for the examination should be confirmed from
| ||||
NECO Office in the respective state.
| ||||
ii. Practical in the Sciences should be in sets where the number of candidates is large and laboratory equipment
| ||||
cannot go round.
| ||||
iii. VISUAL ART PAPER III [CREATIVE DESIGN] SHOULD BE GIVEN TO CANDIDATES AT LEAST ONE
| ||||
WEEK TO EXAMINATION DAY.
| ||||
iv. The Nigerian Languages Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba include Literature aspect.
| ||||
v. BRINGING GSM INTO THE EXAMINATION HALL IS PROHIBITED.
| ||||
vi. Use of scientific calculator is not allowed.
| ||||
ABUBAKAR M. GANA
| ||||
FOR: REGISTRAR/CHIEF EXECUTIVE
| ||||
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