Federation of Ekiti State Student Union - ui Chapter

2017/18 UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION: CUT-OFF MARKS NOT YET DETERMINED

This is to notify parents, guardians, sponsors and candidates that the University of Ibadan cut-off marks for all the courses have NOT been determined .
The cut-off marks , when determined , will be published on the University's website.
Again, kindly note that you don't need to pay anybody for admission as the process is purely merit-driven. Ignore anyone who asks you to pay money into his or account to facilitate admission. UI does not collect money from candidates or parents to facilitate admission .
Every year, scammers have always been using this period of waiting to dupe unsuspecting and desperate candidates. Be careful. The process is transparent enough for all to see and trust.

University Of Ibadan To 580 100L Students

Oct 20, 2017 7:36 PM

The University of Ibadan (UI) has announced plans to withdraw 580 100 level students from the institution.

The University`s Vice Chancellor, Professor Abel Olayinka, said this while lamenting the awful performance of the students.

Olayinka said 580 of the 2,961 students admitted into the University last year performed woefully in their first semester examination.

The Vice Chancellor said the affected students were those admitted when embargo was placed on Post-UTME examination by the Nigerian Government.

He said the University could not assess the students; hence they were admitted into the university base on their JAMB score and O` Level results.

“The Senate of the University of Ibadan at its meeting held on Wednesday, 18 October, 2017, considered the results of the First Semester Examinations for the 2016/2017 Session. One major feature of the results was the noticeably poor performance of the 100 level students.

“From our records, 510 of the students out of the 2,961 posted a Cumulative Grade Point Average of less than 1.0. Kindly note that this is the minimum level of performance required to retain studentship here. In other words, 17.2 percent of the 100 level students would have to significantly improve their academic performance in order not to be advised to withdraw from the University at the end of the session,” Olayinka said in a statement.

The Vice Chancellor gave a breakdown of percentage of students with CGPA less than 1.0 in various departments as:

*Faculty of Arts- 6.9%
*Science-16%
*Basic Medical Sciences-34.8%
*Clinical Sciences-5.5%
*Dentistry-7.1%
*Public Health-45.8%
*Forestry-33.3%
*Social Sciences-8.3%
*Education-15.4%
*Veterinary Medicine-26.6%
*Technology-20.9%
*Law-2.4%, and
*Pharmacy-12.9%.

Olayinka said, “As leaders of this University at this point in time, we have the onerous responsibility of bringing the best out of our students.

“For me as a person, it hurts very deeply when any student is advised to withdraw from the university on account of very poor academic performance. As you are aware, the pass mark in any of your courses is now 45 percent as against 40 percent hitherto. Secondly, Continuous Assessment now accounts for 40 marks out of the maximum 100 marks in each course.

“Moreover, the minimum number of units that you need to pass at the end of the 100 level is now 24 units, as against 20 units previously. All these taken together indicate that the standard is being improved. Students are expected to rise to the occasion by being more focused and always remember the primary reason why you are here.

“One of the measures being put in place, by Senate, is to strengthen our Continuous Assessment Policy. In this respect, there will be at least two tests or assignments conducted during this Semester. The three domains of cognitive, affective and psychomotor are to be taken into consideration in the determination of continuous assessment scores.

“The marks allotted to continuous assessment will be spread to reflect the totality of what students do and could include one or a combination of quizzes, conduct in and out of class, theatre, laboratory, class participation, group work, practical/field work, assignments, class attendance, presentations and tests. Moreover, a week has been set aside in the revised Academic Calendar for Continuous Assessment. This is the period from Monday, 6 November 2017 to Friday, 10 November, 2017.

“I hasten to add that the Senate has directed Heads of Departments to implement the strengthened Continuous Assessment Policy in the University. Deans of Faculties will monitor the level of compliance while the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) will coordinate,” he said.

good morning good people.

Welcome to d month of ur outstanding achievements nd breakthrough, u will break records for good in dis new month.

Great fessuites,we welcome u all back 2 d school nd wish u a sucessful semester ahead.This is 2 inform all eligible indigene of Ekiti state that those who are yet 2 surmit or obtain their bursary nd scholarship form have maximum of two weeks to do so.for more enquiry call the fessu president on 08037406554,or AGS on 08161610198.

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elect fessu national gen sec,congratulation 2 all ui fessuite

S-September
E-Expansion
P-Protection
T-Triumph
E-Enlargement
M-Moving higher
B-Breakthrough
E-Excellence
R-Restoration
Ds are M̶̲̥̅γ̲̣̣̥ prayers for Ʊ this month & forever. HAPPY
NEW MONTH

Call d president on 08037406554 for update on 2012 ekiti state scholarship

Wish u all success in ur exams

This 2 inform all fessuite of our 2mrw sunday 14:04:13 general meeting @ zik hall quadrangle.

Wish all d fessuites greater prosperity,success and hapiness dis easter period

The president of this gr8 union welcome you all to this page.