IJMBE FOR EASY ADMISSION

WHAT IS I.J.M.B.E??

      I.J.M.B.E  (Interim Joint Matriculation Board Examination). This is a nine month programme approved by the
Nigerian University Commission (N.U.C), the federal government and by the Official Jamb body as a platform or medium or means of securing admission directly to 200L into any university of your choice and all it requires is an O-Level result be it (WAEC ,NECO, G.C.E, NABTEB), with the minimum of five credit for one sitting and six credit for student using two sittings as a mode of entry
I.J.M.B.E 'A' Level program is going to take you directly into
200-Level without JAMB and also expose you to higher educational standard which would make you come out in flying colours everywhere you go.
     Evidently, with this program, you can catch up with your mate next year in 200Level and also make you BETTER because you have better understanding on what you are going to meet in the university

     I.J.M.B.E program isn't just a means of gaining admission into higher institution(university) but also a means of acquiring knowledge, skills and experience which would " ENABLE THEM SHINE AND BE THE BEST " wherever they are.
Because I.J.M.B E open up their mind to ADVANCE LEVEL LEARNING.

       WHO CAN APPLY??


• Those who could not meet up with jamb cut-off

• OND/NCE student which result is not up to standard (good enough) to secure admission into
university

• Student seeking admission into any university

• All jambites

• Student who pass JAMB/post JAMB but unable to get admission

• Student who did not sit for JAMB examination at all

• Student with deficiency in O'levels (waec,neco,nabteb)

• Student who just graduated from SSS 3

• Student awaiting results                                                                        

• University students with low G.p(Grade point)
.  Students that did'n pass their JAMB examination

    ·   Enrollment benefits of IJMBE

           
    IJMBE has many benefits, and the below are benefit if you should register for IJMBE

1. You won't need to write JAMB, anymore before you would gain admission into Nigerian universities without it.

2. You are going be admitted into 200 level after the IJMBE programme.

3. The chances of you gaining admission into Nigerian universities is way higher with IJMBE result because only a few people know about IJMB programme. About 20,000 student sits for IJMBE examination every year, while JAMB is always with the high level of registration of about 1.7 million yearly.

4. IJMBE result does not expire, you can use it even after 20 years to use it to gain admission unlike JAMB that you need to write every year.

5. You get tips on what to expect in your universities days when you already gain admission into Nigerian university, it will not be new to you again because you have gone through IJMBE learning scheme, IJMBE stands as the best mode to securing admission into 200 level after passing IJMBE examination.

6. IJMBE also offers special advantages of apprenticeship for students who desire to stand alone without dependence on governmental work which these days brings no value to those doing them.
    
         Register-able courses available    

·         ·  PA – Public Administration

·         ·  BAF – Banking and Finance

·         ·  MKT – Marketing

·         ·  MC – Mass Communication

·         ·  URP – Urban and Regional Planning

·         ·  POL SCI – Political Science

·         ·  EVIL SCI – Environmental Science

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   ·         A.   ART COURSES

CODE	SUBJECT COMBINATION	POSIBLE UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
045	CRS, GOVT, LIT	LAW, B.SC PA, , POL SCI, INTER STUDIES
060	GEO, GOVT, A/L MATHS	ENVL SCI, POL SCI, INTER STUDIES, GEO, PA
061	GEO, GOVT, SOCIOLOGY	(SINGLE HONOURS) POL SCI, INTER STUDIES, PA, LAW, ARCHAEOLOGY, MC

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B.   SCIENCE COURSES

CODE	SUBJECT   COMBINATION	POSIBLE UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
027	BIO, CHEM, A/L    PHYSICS	MEDICINE, VET MED, PHARM, BIOCHEM, MCB, AGRIC SCI, TXT SCI, SINGLE HONOURS
028	BIO, CHEM, GEO	AGRIC SCI, ARCHAELOGY, BIOCHEM, MCB, PHYSICOLOGY (SINGLE HONOURS)
030	BIO, CHEM, PHY	MED, VET MED, AGRIC SCI, TXT SCI AND TECH, PHARM, BIOCHEM, ARCHAEOLOGY, MCB SINGLE HONOURS
043	CHEM, PHY, A/L   MATHS	ENGINEERING, ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, TXT SCI, COMPUTER SCI, COMPUTER ENG, AGRIC SCI, GEOPHYSICS (SINGLE HONOUR)
039	CHEM, GEO, A/L MATHS	ENVIRONMENTAL SCI, AGRIC SCI, ARCHAELOGY, TXT SCI (SINGLE HONOUR)
040	CHEM, PHY, GEO	ENVL SCI, ENGR, AGRIC SCI, ARCHAEOLOGY, TXT SCI, (SINGLE HONOURS)

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C.   SOCIAL SCIENCE COURSE

CODE	SUBJECT COMBINATION	POSIBLE UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
004	ACCT, BUS MGT A/L MATHS	ACCT,BUS ADIM,PA,               BAF,  MKT
005	ACCT, BUS MGT, ECONS	ACCT,BUS ADIM, ECONS,PA,BAF,MKT
006	ACCT,BUS,MGT,GEO	ACCT,BUS ADIM,PA,BAF,MKT,
007	ACCT,BUS MGT,GOVT	ACCT, BUS MGT,PA,BAF,MKT
008	ACCT,BUS MGT, SOCIOLOGY	ACCT, BUS MGT,SOCIOLOGY,PA,BAF,MKT
009	ACCT,ECONS,GEO	ACCT,BUS ADMIN,ECONS,PA,BAF,URP
010	ACCT,ECONS,GOVT	ACCT,BUS ADIM,ECONS,BAF,MKT,MC
011	ACCT,ECONS,SOCIOLOGY	ACCT,BUS ADIM,ECONS,SOCIOLOGY,PA,BAF
012	ACCT,GEO,A/L MATHS	ACCT,BUS ADIM,ECONS,GEO,PA,BAF,MKT,URP
013	ACCT,GEO,GOVT	ACCT, BUS ADIM, ECONS, PA, BAF,MKT
014	ACCT, GEO, SOCIOLOGY	ACCT,BUS ADIM, SOCIOLOGY, MC,PA,BAF,MKT
015	ACCT, GOVT, A/L MATHS	ACCT, BUS ADIM, PA, MKT, BAF
016	ACCT, GOVT, SOCIOLOGY	ACCT, BUS ADIM, SOCIOLOGY, POL SCI, INTER STUDIES, PA, MC, BAF, MKT
031	BUS MGT, ECONS, A/L MATHS	BUS ADIM, ACCT, ECONS, URP, BAF, MKT
032	BUS MGT, ECONS, GEO	BUS ADIM, ECONS, ACCT, URP, BAF, MKT
033	BUS MGT, ECONS, GOVT	BUS ADIM,POL SCI, INTER STUDIES, PA, ECONS,MC, ACCT, BAF, MKT
034	BUS MGT, ECONS, SOCIOLOGY	BUS ADIM, (SINGLE HONOUR) ACCT, PA, BAF
035	BUS MGT, GEO, A/L MATHS	BUS ADIM, ENVL SCI, ACCT, PA, BAF, MKT
036	BUS MGT, GEO, GOVT	PA, BUS ADIM, ACCT, BAF, MKT
037	BUS MGT, GEO, SOCIOLOGY	BUS ADIM, SOCIOLOGY, MKT, ACCT, BAF, PA
038	BUS MGT, GOVT, SOCIOLOGY	BUS ADIM, PA, SOCIOLOGY, MKT, POL SCI, INTER STUDIES, ACCT, BAF
049	ECONS, GEO, A/L MATHS	ENVL SCI, URP, (SINGLE HONOUR) ACCT, BAF, PA, BAF, MKT
050	ECONS, GEO, GOVT	URP, ACCT, PA, BAF, MKT, MC, (SINGLE HONOURS)
051	ECONS, GEO, SOCIOLOGY	URP(SINGLE HONOURS, in all three subjects) ACCT, PA,BAF
052	ECONS, GOVT, A/L MATHS	PA, POL SCI, INTER STUDIES, ECONS, MC, ACCT, BAF, (SINGLE-HONOURS)
053	ECONS, GOVT, SOCIOLOGY	ECONS, POL SCI, INTER STUDIES, PA, SOCIOLOGY, MC, ACCT, BAF, (SINGLE HONOURS)

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IJMBE FOR EASY ADMISSION

Unknown Tuesday, 23 May 2017

Waves as energy transfer

Tsunami buoy

      ‘Wave’ is a common term for a number of different ways in which energy is transferred:

• In electromagnetic waves, energy is transferred through vibrations of electric and magnetic fields.
• In sound waves, energy is transferred through vibration of air particles or particles of a solid through which the sound travels.
• In water waves, energy is transferred through the vibration of the water particles.

Waves transfer energy but not mass. Buoys like this DART® tsunami buoy are moved up and down by the waves that pass by them but don’t move directionally across the water.

Waves transfer energy but not mass

When we watch surf waves coming into shore, it’s easy to think that individual water particles are moving towards us, but that’s not actually the case. The particles involved in waves move back and forth perpendicularly to the way the wave is going, but don’t move significantly in the direction of the wave. The particles ‘take part’ in the wave by bumping into one another and transferring energy. This is why energy can be transferred, even though the average position of the particles doesn’t change.

How does this work? It can help to think of a buoy bobbing in the ocean. The buoy is moved up and down by the waves that pass by it, but doesn’t move directionally across the water.

You could also think about a Mexican wave at a sports match. The wave moves around the arena, but the audience members don’t move around with it – they only stand up and sit down (a perpendicular movement to the wave direction).

Particles in a water wave exchange kinetic energy for potential energy

When particles in water become part of a wave, they start to move up or down. This means that kinetic energy (energy of movement) has been transferred to them. As the particles move further away from their normal position (up towards the wave crest or down towards the trough), they slow down. This means that some of their kinetic energy has been converted into potential energy – the energy of particles in a wave oscillates between kinetic and potential energy.

Mexican wave

As each person stands up and sits down, the ‘Mexican wave’ moves around the arena. The average position of each person doesn’t change.

Thinking about potential energy can help us understand why tsunamis can be so damaging. When a tsunami approaches the shore, it shoals (becomes much higher), so the water particles are displaced further from equilibrium. They acquire a lot of potential energy, and this is released when the wave interacts with land.

Measuring the energy in a wave

Why do some waves have more energy than others? A wave’s frequency and wavelength are both indicators of its energy, but this differs for different types for waves.

For water waves, those with a high speed and long wavelength (like a tsunami) have the most energy. For electromagnetic waves, speed is constant, so waves with a high frequency and a short wavelength (like X-rays) are the most energetic.

For all waves, a greater amplitude means more energy.

Harnessing wave energy

Scientists in New Zealand and elsewhere are looking at how to turn the energy of water waves into electricity. The oceans around New Zealand are promising places to generate wave power because we have large waves and strong currents. Generating wave power would involve an underwater device (like a paddle, for example) that would move in response to waves and drive a turbine that would produce electricity.

The idea of wave power is appealing because waves are a sustainable resource – they can’t be used up (unlike other resources, like coal, that are used for making electricity in New Zealand). However, they are quite inefficient – they need a lot of coastal space to generate useful quantities of energy. Using mathematical modelling and physical model building, Kiwi scientists are investigating how to harness wave power, but it will be some time before we’re using electricity from wave power in our homes.

Waves as energy transfer

Unknown Sunday, 7 May 2017

NEWS >>> STEPS FOR 2017 REGISTRATION AND APPLICATION

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission to Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria for the 2017/2018 academic session.

REGISTRATION PERIOD

The period of sale/registration for UTME is from Monday 20th March to Wednesday 19th April 2017 while registration closes on Saturday 22nd April 2017.

For DIRECT ENTRY, the application will be on sale from Sunday 23 April, 2017.

STEPS FOR 2017 REGISTRATION AND APPLICATION DOCUMENTS

i. Each candidate must have a personal e-mail address and mobile phone number.

ii. Each candidate is to use his/her functional and valid personal e-mail address. The system would reject at the point of registration any already used e-mail address.

iii. Each candidate must personally create a JAMB profile on the JAMB Portal through JAMB Mobile App available on Android, Windows and iOS platforms OR visit a Bank, NIPOST to create his/her JAMB profile on the JAMB portal: www.jamb.org.ng. Name, date of birth, personal e-mail address and place of origin are required to create the profile.

iv. Payment for JAMB's E-PIN-registration and the recommended reading text is done at the banks and NIPOST. Banks have also agreed to make these services available at CBT centres and JAMB State Offices.

v. Each Candidate should visit any accredited CBT Centre with his/her personal details, the profile and evidence of payment.

vi. The CBT centre or JAMB State Office, supplies, at no extra cost, the prescribed reading text and the CD containing:

a) e-brochure showing guidelines on admission detailing list of tertiary institutions and available programmes of study.

b) Syllabus (e-syllabus) for the examination.

c) Step by step guide on completion of the application form.

d) A video messages from the Registrar of JAMB and a demo on how to use eight (8) keys for UTME examination without mouse. (For candidates with little familiarity with Computers)

vii. Each Candidate is to complete the online application form by supplying the required details such as name, e-mail address, L.G.A., academic qualification, etc.

viii. At the CBT centre, Candidate's ten fingers biometric and image will be captured and uploaded.

ix. O/L and/or A/L grades are to be provided by candidates. Candidates who are awaiting result should supply the result online as soon as the results are available on JAMB's portal. No recommendations from any Institution will be considered by JAMB if the candidate has not supplied his/her O/L result on the portal of JAMB.

x. Each Candidate is to collect his e-slip at the end of registration as evidence of registration.

There will be no offline registration, as all the accredited CBT centres have been empowered for real life online registration.

No candidate should register at any centre other than the accredited CBT Centre and JAMB State office. Any candidate who is registered outside approved centres will be identified and disqualified.

GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

The general entry requirements for admission into the First Degree, National Diploma (ND), National Innovation Diploma (NID) and Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) programmes in Universities, other Degree-Awarding Institutions, Monotechnics, Polytechnics, Innovation, Enterprise Institutes and Colleges of Education are available in the e- Brochure which would be given to each Candidate at the accredited CBT centres and JAMB state offices.

Candidates with one of the following qualifications may be considered for admission by Direct Entry:

(a) A minimum of five (5) GCE/WASCE credits at not more than two sittings with at least two Principal or Advanced level G.C.E. and the others.

(b) Two passes at the IJMB Advanced Level Examination,

Cambridge moderated Schools of Basic Studies Terminal Examination, JUPEB or Institute of Baccalaureate from recognized institutions with SSCE/GCE, NTS/NBC credits equivalent in three other subjects (SUBJECT TO UNIVERSITY REQUIREMENTS).

(c) Passes in two major subjects in the NCE with S.S.C.E., NTC/NBC credits or equivalents in THREE other subjects (mainly for Education Courses) and ND. Education may be accepted as a third A' Level subject for those taking courses in Education.

(d) Minimum of lower credit grade in National Diploma or National Innovation Diploma including the O'Level requirements.

(e) Candidates are to note that they will be required to provide their JAMB registration number which they used in gaining admission to NCE, Diploma etc for Direct Entry admission.

ORDER OF CHOICE OF INSTITUTIONS

On the 2017 registration platform, Candidates are to note that their 1 choice can be a College of Education, University, Innovation Enterprise Institutes, Polytechnics/Monotechnics, NDA (Nigerian Defence Academy) or Nigeria Police Academy.

DATE AND VENUE FOR THE 2017 UNIFIED TERTIARY MATRICULATION EXAMINATION

The 2017 UTME will commence on 6 May and end on 20 May, 2017 (excluding May 12, 2017 because of Candidates sitting for WAEC's Further Mathematics examination).

The venue of the examination will be at any centre in the candidate's chosen examination town.

REGISTRATION FEE

Registration fee for the 2017 Unified Tertiary

Matriculation Examination or Direct Entry is Five Thousand Naira (₦5,000) only. Candidates are also, as usual, to pay Five Hundred Naira (₦500) only to obtain the reading text- "In Dependence" for UTME candidates and "The Last Days at Forcados High School" for Direct Entry Candidates.

Candidates should note that e-PINS being purchased are tied to individual profile and are not transferable.

Candidates are advised to keep as confidential their security details such as registration numbers, password/numbers of ATM Cards, e-mail addresses and E-Pins.

OPTIONAL UTME-MOCK-EXAMINATION

The Board will mount a mock examination in all the accredited CBT centres to prepare and familiarise INTERESTED Candidates with the CBT environment.

Interested candidates are advised to indicate their interest in the mock examination during the registration process.

The CBT Centres are allowed to collect through their (CBT Centres) bank accounts, a separate Seven Hundred Naira (₦700) only, for this exercise after notification of centre has been received by the Candidate. The payment for mock examination shall be made to the centres to which the candidate is assigned after the notification of assigned centres for the mock examination.

No Association or body is permitted to run any mock examination on behalf of JAMB.

NOTE: Do Not pay for Mock until JAMB assigns you to a CBT centre.

The mock examination shall take place on Saturday 8 April, 2017.

REGISTRATION CENTRES

In line with the Board's regulated registration exercise, only the accredited Computer Based Test Centres and JAMB States and FCT Offices will be allowed to register candidates. This is to avoid exploitation, off-line registration, mismatch of candidates' particulars and other registration-irregularities.

GENERAL INFORMATION

The registration fee, once paid is non-refundable.

Registration for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation

Examination (UTME) is available at the CBT centres and JAMB Offices Nationwide. The accredited centres have been empowered to assist in this regard.

As it is the practice, centres are allowed to charge not more than Seven Hundred Naira (₦700) only as registration fee. Any centre that charges more than Seven Hundred Naira (₦700) should be reported to JAMB for appropriate sanctions.

All CBT centres have been mandated to select any of the participating banks.

These banks are to be present in their premises for the purposes of collection all fees. No centre-staff is allowed to conduct cash transaction with the candidates.

Candidates are advised to read and understand the guidelines on admission and instructions on how to complete the online registration before commencing the process of registration.

Multiple registrations are not allowed. Candidates who register more than once will be identified and disqualified.

Candidates should note that their uploaded image or photograph will be embossed on their result slips and admission letters.

Candidates are to note that irrespective of their choice of course of study or method of testing, they will also be tested on a general text: “In Dependence” by Sarah Ladipo Manyika for UTME and “The Last Days at Forcados High School” by A.H. Mohammed for Direct Entry Candidates.

Candidates are warned that the Board has not authorized or solicited the services of ANY establishment/group or individual other than the accredited CBT centres for this registration exercise.

NEWS >>> STEPS FOR 2017 REGISTRATION AND APPLICATION

Unknown Thursday, 23 March 2017

JAMB Registration News Update For 2017/2018.

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, will commence the sale of its 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations admission forms on March 20.

The Registrar/Chief Executive of JAMB, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, made the announcement in a statement obtained on Monday in Abuja.

According to him, the sale of forms and registration for the UTME would commence on Monday March 20 till Wednesday April 19 2017.

Oloyede emphasised that registration closes on Saturday April 22.

The UTME has been scheduled for between May 20, excluding May 12, to allow candidates write Further Mathematics examination for the West African Examinations Council.

Candidates are expected to pay N5, 500 for the registration package which includes registration fees, reading text, syllabus and brochure.

“UTME 2017 examination starts May 6 till May 20, 2017 (excluding May 12, 2017 because of candidates sitting for WAEC’s Further Mathematics examination). Sale of forms ends on Wednesday, April 19, 2017 while the registration portal closes on Saturday, April 22, 2017. For direct entry candidates, the application will be on sale from Sunday, April 23, 2017″, JAMB wrote on its Twitter account.

It was reported that JAMB had earlier announced the conclusion of all restructuring and reforms and is now set to commence the sale of its application document in March.

 

Also in February, JAMB had announced that it had completed a joint timetable with WAEC and National Examination Council to avoid clashing examination dates.

 

The restructuring exercise, it had said, would allow for only one choice of public university in which new registration platform will now be first choice, second choice, third choice and fourth choice and not most preferred, preferred choice.

 

The spokesperson of JAMB, Dr. Fabian Benjamin, had said the agency had taken time to add value to the services it have been offering to Nigerians for over three decades.

 

According to him, the restructuring was aimed at expanding the opportunities available to candidates since almost all the public universities do not consider candidates on the second choice list because they hardly exhaust their first choice. 

 

 

He said, “We have designed a Central Admissions Processing System where JAMB will interface with the institutions and ensure the compliance of this reform. The summary is that no candidate will be admitted with awaiting result. Candidates and their parents are also to note that JAMB has restructured the registration platform to allow for only one choice of public university. The new registration platform will now be first choice, second choice, third choice and fourth choice and not most preferred, preferred etc as it was.

 

“Candidates’ first choice can be a College, University, Innovative Enterprises Institutions or Polytechnic/

Monotechnic. However, if a candidate makes a Public University his first choice, he will not have any public University to choose for second, third and fourth choice. He will have on the remaining three choices, a College, Polytechnic, Private University and IEI’S. However, candidates for the 2017 UTME can now select National Certificate in Education (College) or National Diploma (Polytechnic/Monotechnic) as their first choice up to third choice and the fourth IEI. They can select the IEI (Innovative Enterprise Institution, ND) as their first choice up to the fourth choice, but can only pick a public university once.”

 

While insisting that the registration of 2017 UTME will go side by side with the  Direct Entry and during registration, JAMB said candidates’ 10 fingers would be captured using Biometric Verification Machine .

Benjamin also warned candidates that no cyber café would be registering candidates for the UTME. 

“On no account should any candidate patronize any cybercafé for our registration. It is important to note that the Board will not deploy the use of any scratch card for the 2017 UTME registration exercise”, he emphasised.

JAMB also explained that the time had come for it do do things differently and ensure that a reasonable percentage of qualified candidates find placement in tertiary institutions. 

News

JAMB Registration News Update For 2017/2018.

Unknown Monday, 13 March 2017