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JOINT ADMISSIONS AND MATRICULATION BOARD

Modalities for Screening of Candidates for 2016 Admission - Uploaded by www.myschoolgist.com.ng

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The 7th Combined Policy Meeting on Admissionswas held on Thursday, 2nd June, 2016 at theNUC.

The Honourable Minister of Education directedthe immediate stoppage of Post UTME TEST byALL tertiary institutions.

The Honourable Minister further directed that ameeting of all stakeholders should be convened.

INTRODUCTION


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This is to work out the modalities forscreening of candidates duly recommendedfor admissions.

In view of the National importance of thismeeting, the Permanent Secretary, FederalMinistry of Education is here to chair themeeting.

This is to ensure that the HonourableMinister’s directives are strictly adheredto.


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SAMPLE OF SCREENING MODELS

FROM SOME INSTITUTIONS


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60 : 40 (SCIENCES / ARTS) RATIO

ADMISSIONS CRITERIA

A. CONVENTIONAL INSTITUTIONS(Universities and Colleges of Education)Sciences (60) : Arts/Social Sciences (40)

B. SPECIALIZED UNIVERSITIES(Technology, Agriculture, etc)Sciences (100%)

C. POLYTECHNICS/COLLEGES OF TECHNOLOGYScience Related (70) : Arts Related (30)


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9 : 1That is:

90% for UTME

10% for DE

However, if the 10% for DE is notutilized, it may be added to the UTMEquota.

9 : 1UTME / DIRECT ENTRY (DE) RATIO


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ISSUES TO NOTE

The list of candidates that have scoredabove the minimum cut-off mark, andare

NOT admitted may be forwarded toother institutions that need them forconsideration.

Especially their Second (2nd) Choiceinstitutions of preferences.


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SCREENING MODEL 1Modalities for Screening of Candidates for 2016 Admission - Uploaded by www.myschoolgist.com.ng

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SUMMARY OF MODEL 1

1. Screening of ONLY candidates recommended to JAMB andoffered Provisional Admissions.

2. No Examination conducted.

3. Verification of Course Requirements (O’ levels or A’ levels)with maximum lifespan of five (5) years.

4. Verification of valid JAMB results.

5. Fees charged for Screening.


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REMARKS / COMMENTS ON MODEL 1

1. The issue of lifespan of certificate(s)attached to course requirements.

2. Fees charged for Screening! HOW MUCH?


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SCREENING MODEL 2Modalities for Screening of Candidates for 2016 Admission - Uploaded by www.myschoolgist.com.ng

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SUMMARY OF MODEL 2

1. Screening of candidates before recommendation andpresentation to JAMB for Provisional Admissions.

2. No examination conducted.

3. Verification of Course Requirements (O’ levels or A’ levels).Grades and UTME scores are weighted.

4. Verification of valid JAMB results.

5. Fees charged for Screening.


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REMARKS / COMMENTS ON MODEL 2

1. Screening of candidates beforerecommendation and presentation to JAMB.

2. The weighted course requirements grades andUTME scores put some candidates atdisadvantage.

3. Fees charged for Screening! HOW MUCH?.


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SAMPLE PRINTOUT


Printout.pdf

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INSTITUTION: FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, OWERRI(Peculiarities: Specialized Institution, 100% Technology)

GENERAL CUT-OFF POINT: - 180

Course Name: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

CAPACITY: - 193

MERIT (45%): - 87

CATCHMENT (35%): - 68

CATCHMENT STATES:1. ABIA 2. ANAMBRA 3. EBONYI 4. IMO 5. ENUGU

TOTAL PER CATCHMENT STATES - 14

INSTITUTION: FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, OWERRI

SAMPLE OF FEDERAL INSTITUTIONS

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Printout.pdf

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ELDS STATES:

1. ADAMAWA 2. BAUCHI 3. BAYELSA 4. BENUE

5. BORNO 6. CROSS RIVER 7. EBONYI 8. GOMBE

9. JIGAWA 10. KADUNA 11. KANO 12. KATSINA

13. KEBBI 14. KOGI 15. KWARA 16. NASARAWA

17. NIGER 18. PLATEAU 19. RIVERS 20. SOKOTO

21. TARABA 22. YOBE 23. ZAMFARA

ELDS (20%): 39 TOTAL PER ELDS: 2

SUMMARY/OUTCOME

CAPACITY 193 FILLED VACANCIES

MERIT 87 92 -5

CATCHMENT 68 70 -2

ELDS 39 14 25


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INSTITUTION: UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN, ILORIN

(Peculiarities: Kwara Indigenes belong to Catchment and ELDS)


Course Name: COMMON LAW

CAPACITY: - 89

MERIT (45%): - 39


CATCHMENT STATES:

1. BENUE 2. KEBBI 3. KOGI 4. KWARA

5. PLATEAU 6. NASARAWA 7. SOKOTO


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ELDS STATES:







ELDS (20%): 17 TOTAL PER ELDS: 1

OUTCOME


MERIT 39 39 0

CATCHMENT 30 16 14

ELDS 17 15 2


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INSTITUTION: UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA, ABUJA

(Peculiarities: All States of the Federation, ELDS also enjoy Catchment Criterion)


Course Name: ECONOMICS

CAPACITY: - 444

MERIT (45%): - 200


Catchment States: ALL STATES OF THE FEDERATION AND FCT = (37)


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ELDS STATES:







ELDS (20%): - 89

TOTAL PER ELDS: - 4

OUTCOME


MERIT 200 214 -14

CATCHMENT 155 116 39

ELDS 89 40 49


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INSTITUTION: UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS, LAGOS

(Peculiarities: Conventional, Does not admit candidates below 200 marks)


Course Name: LAW

CAPACITY: - 280

MERIT (45%): - 126


CATCHMENT STATES:

1. EKITI2. LAGOS 3. OSUN

4. OYO 5. ONDO 6. OGUN


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ELDS STATES:







ELDS (20%): - 56

TOTAL PER ELDS: - 2

OUTCOME


MERIT 126 138 -12

CATCHMENT 98 102 -4

ELDS 56 30 26


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1. Screening of candidates shall be for those offeredProvisional Admissions ONLY.

1. No written examination to be conducted.

2. Verification of Course Requirements (O’ levels or A’ levels).

3. Verification of valid JAMB results by checking:i. Online Result Slipii. Printoutiii. Provisional Admission Letteriv. Photo Albumv. Checklistvi. Biometrics

5. Institutions are free to source from other Course(s) tocompensate for SHORTFALL in any of the criteria.

PROPOSED JAMB MODEL FOR PROPOSED JAMB MODEL FOR SCREENING OF RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES


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SAMPLE RESULT SLIPModalities for Screening of Candidates for 2016 Admission - Uploaded by www.myschoolgist.com.ng

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SAMPLESAMPLE ADMISSION LETTERModalities for Screening of Candidates for 2016 Admission - Uploaded by www.myschoolgist.com.ng

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SAMPLE SAMPLE PHOTO ALBUM


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SAMPLE CHECKLISTModalities for Screening of Candidates for 2016 Admission - Uploaded by www.myschoolgist.com.ng

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