NewStats: 3,264,843 , 8,184,883 topics. Date: Thursday, 12 June 2025 at 02:45 PM 4lv4l

Ifyjoshblaze:

Now whenever I feel that I am wasting my time on any argument, I simply tell the person arguing with me that they are right and move on.
So my dear, you are right

I feel you are wasting your time too hence you fail to make some findings before coming up with such argument. Take for instance university of medical science in on do state is fully accredited last year but it is not even on the list of partially accredited universities just like some private universities like Bingham university, Bowen university and Afe babarola all having full accreditation. You may be right in your thinking that hence they are not on the list of accredited universities on MDCN website but MDCN are to blame for not updating their website.

https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/2600446/bsu-college-health-sciences-gets

You can check from the above link. I don't argue blandly

Ifyjoshblaze:

What I know without doubt is that BSU is partially accredited, It wouldn't be listed as such on MDCN site if it wasn't.
Perhaps they made some deal with MDCN to graduate some sets (this is Nija, money rules) but the fact still remains that it's listed as partially accredited.
MDCN will only give you full accreditation when you deserve it but can make some provisions for your students to graduate.
Most of these partially accredited schools have deals with other fully accredited ones to graduate their students under their wing. You will only find out when you see the certificate.(my opinion though)
The main issue is that BSU though a "fine" school is still partially accredited.
Feel free to check for yourself on MDCN site/portal.

https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/2600446/bsu-college-health-sciences-gets

Ifyjoshblaze:

BSU is partially accredited.
The MDCN site is there for all to see.

Bsu has graduated 3 sets of Doctors. I'm a medical student there, don't argue what u don't know.

Dvd4:
You must be a STATE UNIVERSITY student.

yes I'm and I can compete with any federal uni medical student.

DrOptimistic:
I don't think state universities used to make their departmental cut off marks known to the public...... And besides, why don't you want to study medicine and surgery in a federal university? Most federal universities are accredited for mbbs by mdcn.... If you are afraid of not meeting cut off mark, you can try northern federal universities or state universities that are accredited for mbbs....#my opinion tho

some state universities are better equipped than some federal universities so it is not a must that one should chose federal uni

uvalentine2003:
pls what is the cutoff mark of medicine and surgery in benue state univarsity

utme 250 and above. Post utme 75. Fully accredited. They don't accept second choice in medicine.

Thewhizzkid1:
There's a free online class which will be starting tomorrow for mbbs preclinical students (200L-300L) We'll be starting with anatomy for now and we'll be starting with upper limb so it's best if you're just starting preclinical work. Platform is whatsapp. Our videos, audios and texts are going to be received by whatsapp. It promises to be enlightening. You wouldn't want to miss out. It's totally free.
I can't paste the invite link here. If you're interested, send me your number so u can be added. My number is at my siggy.

pls add 08084632632

TRAILBLAIZER:
heres my story thats been giving me sleepless nights and depression finished 2017 scored 235 but i was scared my score was low so i changed to biochemistry i wrote jamb dis yr got 241 and was not itted to pharmacy now am thinking of applying 2019 and a thousand more if am not giving medicine or pharmacy
My love for pharmacy and medicine is endless
I have no joy at all in biochem
Now am having peer pressure against my choices and telling me time is wasting and all that bullshit at first i dnt actually listen but now dey are starting to get to me i turned 17 this yr
And am studying biochem at a university of technology so nothing like changing from one department
I need ur advice

My brother you know what you want, go after it without looking back. Just a little of my story. I finished my first degree 2010 wrote jamb again in 2011 but could not gain ission because of low scores. Wrote jamb again in 2013 with good scores but behold there was serious crisis in Mali which I was nominated for peace keeping operation and as a military officer I cant say no. Celebration at airport on the day I was told and brieft that we are flying back home to Nigeria and we shall land at Abuja air port but the story changed as we landed at Maiduguri air port. Battle with boko haram started immediately but yet with ion and love for medicine I sneaked at war front wrote 2016 jamb and today am on 6years study leave. If medicine is what you want be crazy about it.

stemmez:

Re u amnesty student?

No am not

joy080:
hello,pls i'll be 22yr old next year and i want to put in for mbbs in jamb.pls i'm i not too old for it?
though,i've put in before but couldn't beat the cutoff,but i'm hoping on God this nxt year.
pls,jst advice me as i'm depressed whenever i think of my age.

I started medicine and surgery at the age of 35yrs after first degree and it wasn't through DE but utme and today am doing very well. Age should be the last thing for you to consider when you are determine to do something

[quote author=aboking post=70787086][/quote] Best time to answer you. I know you are the type of lion that can attach even at sight of no prey.But the point is how does it encourage you if you see that type of comments? I do read some comments here that tears ooze from my eyes because they are heart touching and encouraging. I can gladly say that this site take me where I am today simply because of some motivational comments I read here when I was an aspirant but definitely not that type of displaying your jamb scores. I still insist.yes this site is also for aspirants and I can't dispute that but let's create a platform where both aspirants and students will benefit. Thank you.

damilola8775:
I hope that the times of old will be back again.

I hope so

[quote author=Indomixx post=70731193]Were u not an aspirant at one point in ur life??.... If yes, I don't see any reason for this comment of urs. U should know how it always is with aspirants hence the reason for asking some questions u find annoying. It's also for aspirants not students only. [/quote ]too busy to answer you okay?

damilola8775:
don't worry bro, I'm gonna you soon, next session is loading, moving to 200l. We're gonna bamboozle this place with questions.

honestly it's not interesting again. Justin imagine some will be displaying their jamb scores and asking their chances of being itted.

Mastermindx:

Biggest fool ever.
Pharms is five years and how comes you friend isin600l?
I have a friend who's in 600lvl pharmacy and 500lvl medicine at the same time still runs lectures for jambite.. he's in uniben, i can mention his name, alot of student in uniben should know...
He doesn't have an extraordinary brain or anything, one thing have noticed, he knows how to manage his time well and VERY consistent.

Another is in 500lvl and she's a makeup artist..

Another runs a patent medicine shop to sponsor himself.. all in uniben.

So shut the heck up if you don't know shit.

Mrman360:


you are a fool

that is too harsh na.why not give him polite answer if you have any

rotimi9:
their school fee is fucking expensive

yea that is another issue

For those interested in medicine try Edo university iyamho. First university in Nigeria to acquire Anatomage. table , am a medical student there and I can assure you will not regret it

stred:
the inter university university transfer works quite well if you're applying to unimed.

Thanks I will try it

Pls Docs in the house, if any one with useful advice here will be highly appreciated. Am a 100 level medical student in Edo university Iyamho but my school is very expensive(1.5m per year) so am considering the option of transferring to unimed in ondo state or unimaid Maiduguri in second year, so if any one here know how the process of transferring to these two versities is done I will appreciate.

godwinizu:
I'm a 30yrs old Bsc (Animal science) and Msc(Animal breeding and genetics) holder.
It's been a childhood dream of mine to study medicine and surgery and I have not been able to do so due to some circumstances of which finance is one of them.
Having built up a small business I believe can help me sponsor the program am contemplating starting this year.
I simply have one question, am I too old for this journey?

I started my MBBS program at 37 but am doing very well, so my brother go for it and you will never regret it