Jambguru JAMB 2019 EXPO RUNS

FUTO Direct Entry Admission Screening Registration 2016/2017 Has Commenced

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The management of Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) has enabled the portal for Direct Entry Admission Screening Registration.

Candidates are to proceed to the portal to register following the guidelines below;

a) Visit the University website: www.futo.edu.ng
b) Click on Prospective students.
c) Click on “Click to Apply” under 2016/2017 Admission Screening Application.
d) Enter your JAMB Registration Number.
e) Select your payment mode (Generate Remita Retrieval Reference Number to pay at any bank or simply
pay with your bank ATM card).
f) Proceed to any bank for your payment with your Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR).
g) Return to the Application page and enter your JAMB Registration number again.
h) Proceed with the completion of the form.
i) Correctly enter your O'Level results.
j) Upload CLEAR COPIES of required documents, O'Level results, First School Leaving Certificate, Birth
Certificate, and Local Government Identification.
k) Confirm your entries.
l) Submit your application.
m) Print out your acknowledgement slip.
n) Await the announcement from the University.
2. Eligible candidates would be required to pay a processing fee of Two Thousand Five Hundred Naira
(N2,500.00).

NOTE:
1. You must enter a valid mobile number and e-mail address for future communications.
2. Any candidate who fails to successfully submit his screening application online would automatically lose
his/her chance of being considered for admission.
3. Any candidate who supplies false information will be disqualified.

University of Ibadan

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*University of Ibadan*

This is to inform the general public that UI Departmental
Cut-off Marks 2016 is Out. Shortly after the Announcement
of the Resumption date by The management of UI. The
University of Ibadan admission office has released her
2016/2017 screening Cut off. Using the 60:40 Waec/Jamb
Ratio.
Here are the respective UI cut off marks for each
courses
1. Anthropology – 50.00
2 Archaelogy – 50.00
3 Botany – 51.16
4 Chemistry – 59.85
5 Computer Science – 58.15
6 Geography – 52.58
7 Geology – 54.27
8 Industrial Chemistry – 53.35
9 Mathematics – 54.76
10 Microbiology – 64.70
11 Physics – 55.91
12 Statistics – 54.29
13 Zoology – 53.17
14 Law – 71.10
15 Anthropology – 50.17
16 Arabic Language & Literature – 59.80
17 Archeaology – 50.66
18 Classics – 52.13
19 Communication & Lang. Arts – 68.52
20 E. Studies- French – 66.15
21 E. Studies- German – 60.12
22 E. Studies- Russian – 58.8
23 English Language & Literature – 68.90
24 History – 52.70
25 Islamic Studies – 61.60
26 Linguistics – 63.71
27 Linguistics – Igbo – 50.00
28 Linguistics – Yoruba – 55.43
29 Music – 53.91
30 Philosophy – 54.89
31 Religious Studies – 51.32
32 Theatre Arts – 68.91
33 Adult Education – 50.00
34 Educational Management – 50.00
35 Guidance & Counselling – 52.13
36 Health Education – 50.00
37 Human Kinetics – 50.00
38 LARIS – 53.15
39 T . Education- Arts – 56.16
40 English Education – 63.15
41 Yoruba Education – 53.21
42 Arabic Studies Education – 57.89
43 Islamic Studies Education – 53.31
44 French Education – 50.00
45 Christian Rel. Studies Education – 54.73
46 Communication & Lang. Arts Education – 61.32
47 History Education – 52.13
48 Early Childhood Education – 50.00
49 T. Education- Science – 53.00
50 Biology Education – 52.56
51 Chemistry Education – 53.16
52 Physics Education – 52.87
53 Mathematics Education – 51.13
54 T.Education-Social Sciences – 56.19
55 Economics Education – 59.12
56 Geography Education – 54.91
57 Political Science Education – 61.94
58 Special Education – 50.00
59 Pharmacy – 68.91
60 Biochemistry – 58.71
61 Dentistry – 67.91
62 Human Nutrition – 59.16
63 MBBS – 75.56
64 Medical Laboratory Science – 63.17
65 Nursing – 65.93
66 Physiology – 60.19
67 Physiotherapy – 65.88
68 Agric Economics – 53.21
69 Agric Extension & Rural Development – 53.01
70 Agronomy – 50.68
71 Animal Science – 50.00
72 Aquaculture & Fisheries Management – 50.00
73 Crop Protection & Env Biology – 50.00
74 Forest Resource Mgt – 50.00
75 Wildlife & Ecotourism Mgt – 50.00
76 Veterinary Medicine – 55.10
77 Economics – 68.03
78 Geography – 53.00
79 Political Science – 70.82
80 Psychology – 58.12
81 Sociology – 64.81
82 Agricultural & Environmental Engineering – 51.67
83 Civil Engineering – 58.97
84 Electrical & Electronics Engineering – 61.83
85 Food Technology – 55.98
86 Industrial & Production Engineering – 51.67
87 Mechanical Engineering – 58.96
88 Petroleum Engineering – 59.91
89 Wood Products Engineering – 50.05
The post utme of most universities have been cancelled
(except those that have written)
Many aspirants have been wondering how the universities
would use their utme score to get their aggregate
score….many have concluded that they would increase the
utme cutoff to 250,280 or whatsoever. But this is not represent
It is you o'level results that would be used to get your cutoff
C6 – 2pt, c5 – 4pt, c4- 6pt b3- 8pt B2- 10pt A1-12pt
For the 5 o'level subjects required for your course. Each
grade would be represent a point (refer to the quoted text)
above
How to calculate your UI aggregate score
1. Sum up all the points corresponding to the grades you
have in your o'level
2. Divide your utme score by 8
3. Sum up 1 and 2.
4. Divide by 110
5. Multiply by 100
Example
Utme score- 230
O level results-. A1,B2,B3,C4 and C6
1. 230÷8= 29
2. A1= 12 points
B2= 10 points
B3= 8 points
C4= 6 points
C6= 2 points
Total= 38 points
3. 29+38=67
4. 67/110= 0.61
5. 0.61* 100= 61%

2016/2017 WAEC GCE ECONOMICS OBJECTIVE AND THEORY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS NOW READY

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No1
(a) Total pop:sum of age grade
=900,000+550000+300,000+250000
=2,000,000
(b)i, Ratio of pop under 18 to pop over 60yrs
=900,000:250000
=18:5
(ii)DR:LF
where DP=900000+250000 and LF=550000+300000
.:DR=1150000:850000
=115:85
=23:17
(c)percentage of labour force=labourforce/popX100/1
=850000/2000000X100/1
=42:5percent
(d) population in decreasing
(e)PCI= GDP/pop=4000000/2000000= 2.

(5a)
(i) Direct tax refers to the type of tax imposed
directly on income of individual or organisation
by the government or the agency.
(ii) Indirect tax refers to the taxes which are
imposed or levied on goods and services.
(5b)
(i) It generate income for the country
(ii) It discourages excess importation of foreign
goods
(iii) To promote locally produced
(iv) To discourage importation of harmful goods
into the country
(5c)
(i) It is said directly to the seller of good which
remit it to the appropriate tax authority
(ii) It is levy on consumer goods in form of VAT
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(No6a)
Money market is a financial market for lending and
borrowing of short term loans while capital market is a
financial market for the lending and borrowing of long-
term loans
(No6b)
(i) Money market – central bank and Commercial Bank
(ii) Capital market: Building societies and the stock
exchange. (No6a)
Money market is a financial market for lending and
borrowing of short term loans while capital market is a
financial market for the lending and borrowing of long-
term loans
(No6b)
(i) Money market – central bank and Commercial Bank
(ii) Capital market: Building societies and the stock
exchange.
(6c)
(i) Provision of loan: Commercial Bank make both short
term and medium – term loans and overdrafts available to
those involved in economic development.
(ii) Development of International Trade: Commercial
banks through issuing of traveller's cheques and open of
letters of credit help in the development of international
trade which contributes to the economic development of
Nigeria.
7ai) transfer payment is
a payment made or income received in which
no goods or services are being paid for, such
as a benefit payment or subsidy.
7aii) An intermediate product is a product that
might require further processing before it is
saleable to the ultimate consumer. This further
processing might be done by the producer or
by another processor.
7aiii) Subsistence productions refers to output from
the production process that is just enough for
the survival.

(8a)
(i) supply of money is the total amount of
money available for use in the economy at a
given period of time.
(ii) Demand for money is the total amount of
money whch all individuals in economy wish to
hold for various reasons. It is the desire to hold
money
(8b)
(i) transactionary motives
(ii) precautionary motives
(8c)
(i) The Price Level: If the price level increases, it
means that a given sum of money would buy
fewer goods and services. Fall in prices leads to
an increase in the value of money.
(ii) Inflation and Deflation: The value of money
reduces during inflation while the value of
money increases during Deflation.
(iii) volume Of goods and services: When more
goods and services are available while the
supply of money remains constant, the value of
money will increase. More commodities can be
purchased with a given sum of money.
(iv) The supply of money and it's speed or
velocity in circulation

NECO June/July SSCE Results For 2016 Released

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NECO June/July SSCE Results For 2016 Released
It has been gathered that the National
Examination Council, (NECO), has released the
2016 June/July Senior School Certificate
Examination (SSCE) results.
According to Prof. Charles Uwakwe, Registrar of
the Council, out of the 1,022,474 who sat for the
examination, 88.51% of candidates obtained at
least five credits including in Mathematics and
English Language.
He further revealed that 905,011 (84.54 per
cent) of candidates got 5 credits and above in
English Language while 812,846 (80.16 percent)
got 5 credits and above in Mathematics.
Ekiti State recorded the highest with 96.48
percent and Katsina State recording the least
with 72.59 percent.
He however noted that 43,905 cases of
malpractice were recorded, with 194 schools
implicated in cases of mass cheating; adding
that the results of candidates involved have
been cancelled.
Candidates are advised to visit the official
NECO website http://www.mynecoexams.com/
results/ to check their results.

WAEC GCE 2016 CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL QUESTION AND ANSWER EXPO/CHIOKES Now Available -NOVEMBER/DECEMBER (NOV/DEC)

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1a)
i) TABULATE
burette reading/cm^3 ___ 1 ____ 2 _____ 3
final reading__________ 39.5 __ 29.80 __ 19.40
initial reading ______ 19.55 __ 10.50 ___ 0.0
volume of E used _____ 19.70 ___ 19.30 __ 19.40
ii) Na2CO3(aq)^2HNO3(aq) — 2NaNO3(aq) + CO2(g) +
H2O(c)
average volume of E used = 19.70+19.30+19.40/3
=19.47cm^3
=========

(2a)
Inference: SO3^2- suspected
(2b)
(i) Inference: insoluble salt
(ii) Inference: SO3^2- confirmed
(iii) Inference: Cu2 suspected Cu2 confirmed
(iv) Obseravation: -Blue gelatineous precipitate -
Precipitate dissolves
(2c)
(i) CuSO3
(ii) Copper
(ii) trioxosulphate (iv)
=====================

(3ai)
SO2(g)
(3aii)
A->To dry the gas
B->To detect the type of gas that was dried
(3aiii)
A->P4O10
B->KMno4/Blue litmus paper
(3bi)
-It is an acid that turns moist blue litmus paper
red
-It is colourless and poisonous gas with an
irritating smell
(3bII)
The irritating smell
(3bii)
Downward delivery
Chlorine gas (Cl2(g))
(3ci)
I-T,U,V
II-X,Y,Z
(3cii)
W
(3ciii)
I-U
II-V
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
(1ai)
CE=0.905mol/dm^3
VD=20.0cm^3
For the first titration
Burette reading|1|2|3
Final reading|39.25|29.80|19.40
Initial reading|19.55|10.50|0.00
Volume|19.70|19.30|19.40
(1aii)
Volume of E used=(2nd+3rd)titre/2
=(19.30+19.40)/2
=(38.70/2)cm^3
Volume of E used=19.35cm^3
Hence VE=19.35cm^3
(1bi)
From the information given,
nD=1, nE=2,
CD=?, CE=0.0905mol/dm^3
VD=20.0cm^3, VE=19.35cm^3
Using: CDVD/CEVE=nD/nE
CD=CEVEnD/VDnE
=(0.0905*19.35*1)/(20.0*2)
=1.751175/40
=0.04377
CD=0.0438mol/dm^3
(1bii)
Since 0.04377mol is in 1000cm^3
xmol will be 350cm^3
x=0.04377*35.0/1000
=1.5322/1000
=0.00153mol/dm^3 at 25C
Hence the solubility is 0.00153mol/dm^3
(1biii)
From the stoichiometry
1 mole of Na2CO3 produces 1 mole of CO2
0.00153mol of Na2CO3 produces 0.00153mole of
CO2
mass=molar mass*number of mole
molar mass Na2CO3=23*2+12+16*3
=46+12+48
=106g/mol
mass of CO2=12+16*2
=12+32
=44g/mol
106g Na2CO3 produces 44g of CO2
0.0153*106 will produce y
y=0.153*106*44/106
=0.153*44
y=6.732g of CO2
Hence mass of CO2 produced is 6.732g
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YABATECH Admission Screening Exercise New Schedule – 2016/17

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Yaba College of Technology, YABATECH post
UTME / admission screening exercise schedule
for First/Second/Third/Fourth choice candidates
for the 2016/2017 academic session.
This is to inform all the candidates that applied
for the Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH)
ND/Degree programmes admission that new
dates have been fixed for their bio-metric
screening.
YABATECH BIOMETRIC SCREENING EXERCISE
SCHEDULE.
CATEGORY ONE (RED CIRCLE)
The Yaba College of Technology biometric
screening for CANDIDATES WHO CHOSE
YABATECH AS THEIR MORE PREFERRED DEGREE
AWARDING CHOICE FOR ND OR BSC (AFFILIATED
TO UNN) for the 2016/2017 JAMB ADMISSION
that was scheduled for Sept 7-8th, 2016 has
been postponed to Sept 15th, 2016. Details of
the credentials to be presented during the
screening will be communicated soonest.
CATEGORY TWO (GREEN CIRCLEs)
The Yaba College of Technology biometric
screening for CANDIDATES CHOSE YABATECH AS
EITHER THEIR PREFERRED DEGREE AWARDING,
SECOND, THIRD OR FOURTH CHOICE that was
scheduled for Sept 9-16th, 2016 has been
postponed to Oct 25-27th, 2016. Details of the
credentials to be presented during the
screening will be communicated soonest.

WAEC GCE 2016 GEOGRAPHY ANSWER OBJECTIVE AND THEORY (obj and essay) QUESTION AND ANSWER EXPO/CHIOKES Now Available -NOVEMBER/DECEMBER (NOV/DEC)

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1a)
Map scale = 1:50:000
Map distance =20.5cm
Ground distance =20.5/1 * 50,000/10,000 * 50,000/100,000
20.5/1 * 1/4 =5.125km
1c
– farming due to presence of scattered grass
– fishing due to presence of rivers
-Transportation due to presence of roads network
-Trading due to presence of market
1d)
– The map area is well drained by river Owan
– The settlement avoid hilling area of the mapped area
– Road network are also seen to avoid the mountain area
– River valley are located on the hilling side of the mapped
area
– Deltain area are located at the southern part of the
mapped area

8a)
OROGRAPHIC RAINFALL
Diagram
FORMATION
It is formed when ascending air mass meet a barrier. The
air masses are forced to rise leading to rainfall in the
windward slope.
8b)
i)It leads to formation of rain fall
ii)It brings about cool and mild weather
iii)It reduces amount of sokar radiation but scattering
harmful ray.
3a)
Temperature is the degree of hotness or coldness of a body
or an object.It is measured with thermometer
3b)
As height or altitudes increases,temperature
decreases.hence for every 100metres of
ascent,temperature decreases by 0.65 degrees celcius or 1
degrees celcius for approximately 160metres of ascent.The
decrease in temperature with increasing elevation is called
lapse rate
3c)
Town A:
Temp=50C
Height=sea level
Town B:
Temp=?
Height=4000m above sea level
Recall 1C=160m
Tb=4000m
(Tb*160)/160=(4000*1)/160
Tb=25C
Therefore the temperature of town B is 25 degrees celcius

(4a)
Weathering is the gradual breaking down or
disintegration of rocks by either physical
(mechanical) or chemical process
(4b)
(i) Hydration
(ii) Oxidation
(iii) Carbonation
(4c)
This occurs in polar and temperate regions of
the world where rocks on high mountains with
cracks or joints collect water or snow in them.
When the temperature drops during the night
or winter, the water in the cracks freezes and
melts during the day or summer. Such repeated
freezing and melting widen and deepen the
cracks which eventually breakdown the rock.
The pieces of rocks which peel off from the rock
surface accumulate at the care of the mountain
to form screes.

5a)
1-water falls
2-Gorges
3-V.shape valley
4-Vertical erosion
5b)
Oxbowlake:It is usually at the lower course of a river due
to the deposition of sediments carried by the river.It is a
cresent shaped lakes formed by the running water through
a meadow reek.As the river wideans it becomes more
noticeable,the reek between two bend of the meadow
become reduced
9a
Draw map of Africa
9ai
-locate river nile and
zambezi
9aii
-the aswan high dam and
kariba dam
9b
-they provide employment
oppotunities -they provide
oceanic food
-they aid movement of
people from one place to
another
9c
-they are limited due to
their seasonal nature
-they are characterise due
to their highg dendritics
tricks
-they are swallow in
nature

(7a)
(i) Volcanic eruption
(ii) Earthquakes
(iii) Tornadoes
(7b)
(i) Air pollution causes impaired health such as
the irritation of eyes, lungs and skin cancer
(ii) It causes suffocation
(iii) It can cause accidents as a result of poor
visibility
(7c)
(i) Chemical waste should be discharged high
into the air through fume chambers
(ii) Industries should be sited away from
residential houses
(iii) Provision of filters or absorbers to reduce
pollutants from waste gases.
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PHYSICS OBJ:

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PHYSICS OBJ:
1-10: ADDCCCDBCA
11-20: DDCADBBCAB
21-30: BBDCDBABDC
31-40: ABABDDDDBD
41-50: AACDABDACD

WAEC GCE 2016 EXPO: Physics Objective Theory Questions And Answers

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1a " Cathode rays" are simply beams of electrons.
The name exists because cathode ray devices
predate the discovery of the electron. The sharp
shadows produced by Crookes tubes meant that
something was travelling in a straight line from the
cathode down the tube, so they were named
cathode rays .
1) u= 10m/s
h=1.0m
g =10m/s^2
T= √2h/g
T=√2(1)/10
T=√0.2
T=0.455
V=u+GT
u=0
g=10m/s
T=0.455
V=0+10(0.45)
V=4.5m/s
1b - They are produced by the negative electrode,
or cathode, in an evacuated tube, and travel
towards the anode.
- They travel in straight lines and cast sharp
shadows.
3a In physics, a standing wave – also known as a
stationary wave – is a wave in a medium in which
each point on the axis of the wave has an
associated constant amplitude. The locations at
which the amplitude is minimum are called nodes,
and the locations where the amplitude is
maximum are called antinodes

4a
-They are used in the fields of communications,
4b
-warfare
-in exploring spac

5)-traveling wave tubes
-Hall Effect sensors
-high temperature-resistant permanent
magnets
-thin-film coating equipment
-flywheel storage systems.
9 )Boyle's law state that a law stating that the
pressure of a given mass
of an ideal gas is inversely proportional to its
volume at a constant temperature.
9 bi) Renewable energy is energy generated
from
natural resources—such as sunlight, wind, rain,
tides and geothermal
9bii) rain
wind
Sunlight
Geothermal
12a . decay constant is define as the
instantaneous rate of decay per unit atom of a
substance.
12bii) Control rods are used for maintaining the
desired state of fission reactions within a
nuclear reactor (i.e. subcritical state, critical
state, power changes) They constitute a key
component of an
emergency shutdown system (SCRAM) .
Control rods are rods, plates, or tubes
containing a neutron absorbing material
(material with high absorbtion cross-section for
thermal neutron) such as boron , hafnium,
cadmium , etc., used to control the power of a
nuclear reactor. By absorbing neutrons, a
control rod prevents the
neutrons from causing further fission
10 a)
Sound Waves
1. Require a medium.
2. Travel with a speed of 332 m/s at 0 C.
3. Are longitudinal waves consisting of
compressions and rarefactions.
Light Waves
1. Do not require a medium
2. Travel with a speed of 3 *10 8 m/s.
3. Are electromagnetic waves consisting of
varying electric and magnetic fields.

(12ai) Decay constant is defined as the
instantaneous rate of decay per unit atom of a
substance.
(12aii)
Halflife ,T=0.693/decay contant. Hence, decay
constant,llamda =0.693/T ; =0.693/3days;
=0.182day-1 i.e per day.
(12bi) the moderator of a nuclear fission reactor
is made up of graphite. Its function is that slow
down the movement of a neutron,so that the
chain reaction will not dry out.
(12bii) the control rods is made of Boron
steel.its function is to ensure movement of the
floor,so that it can shut off the reactor
automatically in case of electrical failure

(11a) principle of conservation of linear Momentum states
that in any system of colliding objects the total momentum
is always conserved provided that there is net external
force acting on the system.
(11bi)
Impulse IA = change in momentum of A
= final momentum of A
– initial momentum of A
MAVA – MAVA
Impulse IB = change in momentum of B
= MBVB – (MBUB)
= MBUB
(11ci)
The brightness of the bulb remains the same
since the same current will flow through them
(11cii)
(a)The resistor should be connected in parallel
with the galvanometer
(b)VR=Vg
I*R=0.05I*Rg
IR=0.05I*100
IR=5I
R=5I/I
R=5ohm
(11di)
I=40sin5w(pie)t
but I=Iosin2(pie)ft
therefore 2(pie)ft=500(pie)t
2f=500
f=500/2
f=250Hz
(11dii)
Io=40amp
11diii)
Ir.m.s=Io/sqroot2
=40/sqroot2
Ir.m.s=28.3amp

Or
(5) Applications of permanent magnet:
(i) in telephone earpiece
(ii) in electrical bell
(iii) in generators
(iv) in electrical motors
(v) in induction coil systems

2)-Concentration of electrolyte
-Nature of electrode
-Positions of ions in the electrochemical series

2016/2017 WAEC SSCE GCE REAL GENERAL MATHEMATICS/MATHS QUESTIONS/ANSWERS/ESSAY/OBJECTIVE/THEROY/SOLUTIONS - See more at: http://expoloaded.com/20162017-waec-ssce-gce-real-general-mathematicsmaths-questionsanswersessayobjectivetheroysolutions/#sthash.sEqQQrfx.dpuf

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MATHEMATICS ANSWERS
1 a )
6 whole 1 / 2 – 3 whole 2 / 5 / 2 whole
1 / 2 – 1 whole 3 / 5
25 / 4 – 17 / 5 , / 5 / 2 – 8 / 5
125 – 68 / , 20 , / 25 – 16 ,
/ 10
==> 57 / 20 / 9 / 10
= 57 / 20 / 9 / 10
= 57 / 20 x 10 / 9
= 57 / 20 x 10 / 9
= 57 / 18
= 3 whole 1 / 6
1 b )
let the number of students be X
therefore total age of students be 15 x
15 x + 45 / x + 1 = 18
15 x + 45 = 18 ( x + 1 )
15 x + 45 = 18 x + 18
18 x – 15 x = 45 – 18
3 x = 27
X = 27 / 3
X = 9 students
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2 a )
m / m – y + 2 = r/ y + r -1
r( m -y + 2 )=m ( y + r – 1 )
rm -ry + 2 r = my + mr – m
rm + 2 r – m + mr = my + ry
y (m + r )= rm + 2 r – m + mr
y = 2 mr + 2 r – m / m + r
2 b )
p [one of them owns a bicycle]
[60 / 100 + 70 / 100 ] – [40 / 100 + 30 /
100 ]
Because % of boys that don't have
bicycle = 40 / 100
% of girls without bicycle = 30 / 100
= 130 / 100 – 70 / 100
= 60 / 100
= 0 . 6
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3 a )
c = – 1 , y = -3 , z = -4 and w = – 7
x ^ 2 – y ^ 2 / 2 w – z
(- 1 )^3 – (- 3 )^2 / 2 (- 7 ) – (- 4 )
= -1 – 9 /+ 4 + 4 = -10 / – 10
= 1
3 b )
< MNQ = 90 degree < MQN + < NQO = 90 degree < MNQ + 46 = 90 degree < MNQ = 90 - 46 degree < MNQ = 44 degree Considering < MNQ y + n + MQN = 180 degree y + 44 + 44 = 180 y = 180 - 88 Y = 92 degree ==================================

4 a ) 2 / 3 ( 1 - 4 x ) -1 /2 ( 5 -3 x ) less / equal to 1 / 4 ( 7 + 9 x ) -1 / 3 multiply through by 12 8 ( 1 -4 x ) -6 ( 5 -3 x ) less / equal to 3 ( 7 + 9 x ) -4 8 -32 x -30 + 18 x less / equal to 21 + 27 x - 4 -32 x + 18 x - 27 x less / equal to 21 - 4 + 30 - 8 -41 x less / equal to 39 x less / equal to - 39 / 41 4 b ) DRAW THE ANGLE from DTMR / Tan 65 degree = TR / 3 TR = 3 Tan 65 = 3 x 22 . 1445 From DRMB Tan 20 = RB / 3 RB = 3 Tan 20 = 3 x 0 . 3640 = 1 . 092 m H = TR + RB = 6 . 4335 + 1 . 092 = 7 . 5255 = 7 . 53 m ==================================

5 ) Area of shed segment = Area of Sector - Area of Triangle = Φ/ 360 * πr ^ 2 - (½abSinc ) = $ 90 / 360 * 22 /7 * 7 ^ 2 ) - ½* 7 * 7 * sin 90 ` = 154 / 4 - 42 / 2 = ( 754 - 98 )/ 4 = 56 / 4 = 14 cm ^ 2 Cost of painting it = 14 * 750 = N 10500 ==================================

6 a ) Taxable income = x 25 / 100 x x / 1 = 14 ,000 25 x = 1400000 X = 1400000 / 25 X = 560000 Total income = 56 , 000 / 4 x 5 = 70 , 000 6 b ) Education = 2 / 5 Clothes = 1 / 6 Food = 3 / 8 Expenditure = 2 / 5 + 1 /6 + 3 / 8 48 + 20 + 45 /120 = 113 / 120 * 36 ,000 /1 Le 39 ,000 Savings annually = Le 21 , 000 To save Le 63 ,000 . 00 To save Le 63 ,000 / 2100 yrs = 30 month ==================================

(7a) diagram (7b) Angula difference in long(tita)=42-12 tita=30 degree

(7bi) lenght of chord Xy=2Rsin tita/2 XY=2*6400*Sin 30/2 =2*6400*sin15 degree =12800*0.2588 =3.312.64km =3312.64km =3310km(to the nearest 10km)

(7bii) let the angle that the chord xy substends at the centre of the earth be alpha degree diagram sin alpha/2= opp/hyp=/NY/ /6400 /NY/= 1/2 /XY/= 1/2 * 3312.64 =1656.32km sin alpha/2= 1656.32/6400 sin alpha/2= 0.25888 alpha/2= sin^-1(0.2588) alpha/2=14.999 alpha=14.999 *2 alpha= 29.998 alpha= 30.0 degree (to 1 dp)

(7biii) XY bar= tita/360 * 2pie R cos lat =30 degeree/360 * 2*3.142 * 6400* cos60 XY bar= 30/360 * 2* 3.142* 6400* 0.5 XY bar=1675.73 km ==================================

8 a ) Drawing 8 bi ) Using Pythagoras theory | xz | ² = 550² + 320² = 302500 + 102400 = 404900 xz =√ 404999 = 636 km ( 3 s .f ) Total distance = 320 + 550 + 636 = 1506 km 8 bii ) Using SOHCAHTOA Tan z = 320 / 550 Z = Tan - ¹ ( 320 / 550 ) Z = Tan - ¹( 0 . 5818 ) Z = 30 ° From the diagram in 8 a Bearing of X from Z = 55 + 30 = 085 ° or N 85 ° E ==================================

9 a ) 3 log 10 ^ 2 - 2 log 10 ^ 3 = 1 + log ( 1 / x ) log 10 ^ ( 2 )^ 3 - log 10 ^ (3 )^2 - log 10 ^ ( 1 / x ) = 1 Log10 ^ ( 8 / 9 ) / ( 1 / x ) = log 10 ^ 10 8 / 9 * X / 1 = 10 8 x = 9 * 10 8 x = 90 X = 90 / 8 = 11 . 25 9 b ) Distance= speed * time Distance= 3 km / h * 3 mins = 3000 m / 60 min * 3 min = 50 * 3 = 150 min .

9 bi ) Circumference = 150 m 2 π ( r + 1 ) = 150 22 / 1 * 22 / 7 * ( r+ 1 )= 150 r+ 1 = 150 * 7 / 44 = 1050 / 44 r+ 1 = 23 . 9 ≈ 24 to the nearest whole number . r+ 1 = 24 r= 24 -1 = 23 min

9 bii ) Volume of cylinder = πr ² h Volume = 22 / 7 * ( 23 ) ² * 8 22 / 7 * 529 / 1 * 8 /1 = 93104 / 7 = 13 , 300 . 57 13301 m ³ to the nearest whole number

10a)
GIVEN: y = 2X^2- 3X – 1
When x = -3
Y= 2(-3)^2- 3(-3) – 1 = 18 + 9 – 1 = 26
When x= -1
Y = 2(-1)^2 – 3(-1)-1 = 2+3-1 = 4
When x = 1
Y = 2(-1)^2 – 3(1)-1 = 2 – 3 – 1 = -2
When x = 2
Y=2(2)^2-3(2)-1= 8 – 6 – 1 =1
When x = 3
Y =2(3)3-3(3)-1 = 18-9-1 = 8
When x = 4
Y = 2(4)^3 – 3(4)-1 = 32-12-1 =19

LASU Important Notice To Admission Screening Candidates 2016/2017

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Candidates who have chosen
Lagos State University as their
MORE PREFERRED CHOICE and
had completed their ONLINE
REGISTRATION in the on-going
admission exercise who which
to do one of the follow:
1. Update their O-Level Result from "Awaiting Result"
to their actual result after WAEC had release result
2. Update their "Self - Screening" details
3. Update their "Passport Photograph"
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UNILAG 2016/2017 Admission Disclaimer

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It has come to the notice of the
University authorities that a
text message is being sent to
prospective students by
unknown persons notifying
them that they have been given
admission into the University of Lagos.
This is a scam. The message did not emanate from
the University of Lagos.
Members of the public are advised to ignore this
message as the University of Lagos does not send
text messages to admitted candidates, and it does
not require anyone to call any number.
The University website is the only authentic source of
information on admissions.

UNILAG Change Of Course Application For 2016/2017 Admission Announced

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This is to inform the general
public that Candidates who did
not meet the cut-off points for
courses of their choice in the
2016/2017 admission exercise
of the University of Lagos that
they should proceed to apply for change of course.
Limited vacancies exist in the underlisted
programmes:
2016-2017 Available Programmes for Change of
Course
Faculty of Arts
1. French
2. Russian
3. Philosophy
Faculty of Education
1. Adult Education
2. Education Islamic Religious Studies
3. Education Igbo
4. Education Yoruba
5. Education French
6. Education History
7. Education Christian Religious Studies
8. Education Geography
9. Human Kinetics & Health Education
10. Education Biology
11. Education Chemistry
12. Education Home Economics
13. Education Integrated Science
14. Education Mathematics
15. Education Physics
16. Technology Education
Faculty of Science
1. Botany
2. Fisheries
3. Physics
4. Zoology
IMPORTANT NOTICE
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and O'Level subjects during the Post UTME screening
can apply.
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Candidates who apply for courses not advertised will
be automatically
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JAMB subject combination and O'Level subjects
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link
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UNILAG Admission Cut Off Points 2016/2017 Released

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The management of University
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admission exercise.
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Admission into 2016/2017 KWASU Extended / Part time Degree Programmes

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Applications are invited from suitably qualified
candidates
for admission into the KWASU five (5) years and
four (4)
years Extended and Part-Time Degree
Programmes.
Lectures for the 100 level and 200 level
candidates will hold in the
evenings of weekdays, at weekends and during
vacations. All
categories of candidates - Working class
inclusive, who could
not be accommodated in the Regular
Programmes, are
encouraged to avail themselves this
opportunity to earn a
degree. It is the same Curriculum; the same
Lecturers; the
same Facilities; the same degree managed by
the same
Senate.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
The admission requirements for Bachelor's
Degree
Programmes are as approved by the National
Universities
Commissions (NUC). The Programme brochure
could be
accessed at www.kwasu.edu.ng/idel
(A) Five (5) Years (Extended / Part-Time)
Programme
WAEC/NECO Senior Secondary School Certificate
(SSSC),
General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level
(GCE O'
Level), National Technical Certificate/National
Business
Certificate with Credits in five (5) relevant
subjects obtained
at not more than two sittings. A credit in O'
Level English
Language is required for all courses.
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Programme
Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) with at
least Merit in
two core/Teaching subjects, GCE 'A' Level, OND/
HND in
relevant areas with at least Lower Credit or
Academic
Diploma from recognized Universities are
required in
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PROGRAMMES
College of Humanities, Management and Social
Sciences
i. B.Sc. Accounting
ii. B.Sc. Business Administration
iii. B.Sc. Economics
iv. B.Sc. Finance
v. B.Sc. Political Science
vi. B.Sc. Public Administration
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Technology
i. B.Sc. Computer Science
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iii. B.Sc. Mass Communication
HOW TO APPLY
Application Forms are now available ONLINE for
a fee of Ten
Thousand Naira Only ( N10,000.00). Visit and
apply at
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OR
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Admission is open till September 30, 2016
KWASU Extended/Part time Degree Programme
is a route to
earn degree in your desired area of interest.
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bright.
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13 Important Things You Should Know About WAEC Examination & Result

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These are 13 important Things you should Know
about WAEC
(1) Candidates should note that examination
fees are not
refundable.
(2) Candidates are to start their Registration by
emailing
their fingerprints.
(3) Entries must be accompanied with good
quality (not "wait
and get") passport size photographs. Entries
with
unacceptable passport photographs will be
rejected.
(4) Registration pin/code purchased in any
location can be
used for uploading entries from anywhere.
(5) Candidates should study carefully, the
information on the
website before registration.
(6) Candidates should study the Regulations and
Syllabuses
as well as the Timetable for the examination
which they can
download on the website.
(7) Candidates who lose their registration pin/
code will
purchase another card.
(8) All candidates must go to their examination
halls in mufti
and without arms. No professional uniform of
any kind will
be allowed in the examination halls.
(9) The entire results of candidates who make
more than
one entry will be cancelled.
(10) Smoking is not allowed in the examination
hall.
(11) Cellular phones and electronic organizers
are not
allowed in the examination halls.
(12) Involvement in examination malpractices
are not
allowed in the examination halls.
(13) No request for amendment/correction will
be
entertained or any information which candidate
voluntarily
gives at the point of registration after the
conduct of the
examination.

WAEC GCE 2016 YORUBA LANGUAGE ANSWER OBJECTIVE AND THEORY (obj and essay) QUESTION AND ANSWER EXPO/CHIOKES Now Available -NOVEMBER/DECEMBER (NOV/DEC)

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HAUSA ANSWERS
5a)
Dafi shi ne lika wa saiwar kalma
wani harafi don samar da sabuwar ma’ana.
Yoruba
2a)
Iro akuyun:Awon konsonanti ti agbe jade nigba ti alafo tan-
an-na gbon riri
Iro aikunyun:Eyi ni awon konsonanti ti agbe jade nigbati
alafo tan-an-na wa ni ipo imi,eemi ri aaye gba inu alafo yii
koja woorowo
2b)
Iro akunyun-d,gb,m
Iro aikunyun-p,k,f
5a)
O’ sese lo ni
O’ eni keta eyo ni ipo oluwa
5b)
Se e. ti se tan
E. leni keji opo nipo oluwa
5d)
A pade yin lona lanaa
A eni kinni opo nipo oluwa
5e)
Titi fa iwe mi ya
mi Eni kini eyo ni ipo abo
5e.)
Jide bu won
won eni keta opo nipo abo
12a)
Akuruyejo,Agoro,Ajisefini,idi ileke,ogini.ajanaku,folami,idi
aran,orebe,,ajisafe,arowojobe
12b)
Abeke,apeke,ariyike,ajoke,alake,adio,alamu,alao
12e)
Babatunde,durojaye,malomo,kokumo,enibolobo,igbekoya,kila
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YORUBA ANSWERS
2a)
Iro akuyun:Awon konsonanti ti agbe jade nigba ti alafo tan-
an-na gbon riri
Iro aikunyun:Eyi ni awon konsonanti ti agbe jade nigbati
alafo tan-an-na wa ni ipo imi,eemi ri aaye gba inu alafo yii
koja woorowo
2b)
Iro akunyun-d,gb,m
Iro aikunyun-p,k,f
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4 a)
Mofiimu ni ege isapejuwe to kere julo ti osi ni
itumo kikun tabi lilo ninu ihun oro
4 b)
i – Idaro -i + idaro
ii- Omuti- O + muti
iii-ilegbee -ile + gbee
iv -Olopo -O+ lopo
v -eranko – eran + oko
vi -Ountaja – oun+ taja
vii- Ailowolowo -Ai+ lowo + lowo
viii -Omodekunrin -Omode + kunrin
ix-Akope -a + kope
x- Akowe-a + kowe
xi-pejapeja -peja + peja
xii – omokomo- omo+ ki + omo

HAUSA ANSWERS:
5a)
Dafi shi ne lika wa saiwar kalma
wani harafi don samar da sabuwar ma’ana.
5b)
i)goshi
ii)ciki
iii)keya
5c)
i)goshi-bahaushe, madubi, d.s.
ii)ciki-birane, asake, d.s.
iii)keya-Hausawa, Katsinawa, d.s .

Igbo
(4a)
Mmubaokwu bu uzo di iche iche mkpuruokwu di
na asusu igbo ji eto eto maobu abawaye
(4b)
(i) Okwu okpu
(ii) Okwu mbite
(iii) Olumba maobu olundi
(iv) Okwu njakiri
(v) mgohie okwu
(vi) Ahiriokwu
(4c)
mangala = Bekee
Ekpo = mmonwu/calabar
ichafu = French
tebulu = Bekee
moi moi = yoruba
onuku = igala
oasikapa = Awusa
nkachiifu = Bekee
(7a)
(1) Unu ga - amu nwa nwoke
(ii) Unu ga - amu nwa nwaanyi
(iii) Unu ga - amu Ogaranya
(iv) Unu ga - amu nna nwoke
(v) Unu ga - amu nne nwanyi
(7b)
(i) Agbogho
(ii) Okolo
(iii) Agadi
(iv) Oha
(v) Di na nwunye
(No11)
Aru bu mmehie mmadu mere megide agbara ha
ala nwe mmadu
(11bi)
(i) mmadu inapu mmadu ibe ya ndu ya na ike
(ii) Nwoke na nwunye nna ya
inwe mmeko akwamiko
(iii) Nwoke imanya nwanyi amanye ma waa ya
ukwu n ike
(iv) Mmadu itubi omen ji
(11bii)
(i) Okenye ino n ulo ewu amuo n ogburi
(ii)Ikwugbu anu akwugbu kama igbu ya egbu
(iii)Ihopusi okuko odu na udummiri
(iv) Isinye anu di ndu n oku na - egbughi ya
egbu.
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Financial Accounting (OBJ And ESSAY) Waec GCE 2016 Free Expo Answers

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1.Control account used to record the balances on a number of
subsidiary accounts and to provide a cross-check on them.
uses of control account
1. Check on the accuracy
2. Location of errors
3. For internal check
4. More Simply and Quickly
C.Limitations of accounting ratio
(1) Ratios are based on accounting figures given in the
financial statements. However, accounting figures are
themselves subject to deficiencies, approximations, diversity
in practice or even manipulation to some extent. Therefore,
ratios are not very helpful in drawing reliable conclusions.
2) Ratios have inherent problem of comparability. Companies
otherwise similar may employ different accounting methods,
which can cause problems in comparing certain key
relationships. For example, inventory turnover can be
different for a company using FIFO than for the other
company using LIFO method of inventory valuation.
3) Accounting ratios are not totally dependable and they must
be used after giving due weight- age to general economic
conditions, industry situation, position of firms within the
industry, mode of operations, size of firm, diversity of
product which can make the business enterprises completely
dissimilar and thus affect the computation of accounting
ratios.
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2a. Working capital is the amount of a company's current
assets minus the amount of its current liabilities.
2b. Capital employed, also known as funds employed, is the
total amount of capital used for the acquisition of profits. It is
the value of all the assets employed in a business and can be
calculated by adding fixed assets to working capital or
subtracting current liabilities from total assets.
2c. A fixed asset is an item with a useful life greater than one
reporting period, and which exceeds an entity's minimum
capitalization limit .
2d. A current asset is cash and any other company asset that
will be turning to cash within one year from the date shown in
the heading of the company's balance sheet. (If a company
has an operating cycle that is longer than one year, an asset
that will turn to cash within the length of its operating cycle
is considered to be a current asset.)
2e. The rate of stock turnover is a measure of the number of
times inventory is sold or used in a time period such as a
year. The equation for inventory turnover equals the cost of
goods sold or net sales divided by the average inventory.
====================
3a. The accrual concept in accounting means that expenses
and revenues are recorded in the period they occur, whether
or not cash is involved.
3b. The business entity concept states that the transactions
associated with a business must be separately recorded from
those of its owners or other businesses. Doing so requires the
use of separate accounting records for the organization that
completely exclude the assets and liabilities of any other
entity or the owner.
3c. Dual Aspect Concept, also known as Duality Principle, is
a fundamental convention of accounting that necessitates the
recognition of all aspects of an accounting transaction.
3d. PERIODICITY CONCEPT is the concept that each
accounting period has an economic activity associated with
it, and that the activity can be measured, accounted for, and
reported upon.
3e. The going concern principle is the assumption that an
entity will remain in business for the foreseeable future.
Conversely, this means the entity will not be forced to halt
operations and liquidate its assets in the near term at what
may be very low fire-sale prices.
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4a)
A company is a legal entity made up of an association of
persons, be they natural, legal, or a mixture of both, for
carrying on a commercial or industrial enterprise.
4bi) An ordinary share represents equity ownership in a
company proportionally with all other ordinary shareholders,
according to their percentage ownership in the company. All
other shares of a company's stock are, by
definition , preferred shares
4b(ii)Preference shares, more commonly referred to as
preferred stock, are shares of a company's stock with
dividends that are paid out to shareholders before common
stock dividends are issued. If the company enters bankruptcy,
the shareholders with preferred stock are entitled to be paid
from company assets first.
4b(iii) A debenture is a type of debt instrument that is not
secured by physical assets or collateral.
Debentures are backed only by the general creditworthiness
and reputation of the issuer. Both corporations and
governments frequently issue this type of bond to secure
capital.
4b(iv) The authorised capital of a company (sometimes
referred to as the authorised share capital, registered capital
or nominal
capital, particularly in the United States) is the maximum
amount of share capital that the company is authorised by its
constitutional documents to issue (allocate) to shareholders.
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WAEC GCE 2016 Agricultural Science ANSWER OBJECTIVE AND THEORY (obj and essay) QUESTION AND ANSWER EXPO/CHIOKES

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1a)They help to educate the farmers on new
farming techniques
-They help provide agricultural shows and talks
to the farmers
-They help to provide improved seedlings to
the farmers.
-They help to provide pesticides to the farmers.
-They help to train the farmers on better
planting methods as newly developed
1di) The knapsack sprayer is used for applying
pesticide to the crops The knapsack sprayer is
used for applying fertilizer to the soil
1dii) -Cultivators.
-Harrow.
-Planks
-rollers

2a)The soil pH is a measure of the acidity or
alkalinity in soils. pH is defined as the negative
logarithm (base 10) of the activity of
hydronium ions (H+ or, more precisely, H. 3O+

2b)
i. Inefficient Use Of Nitrogen.
ii. Increase in the concentration of hydrogen
ions in the soil
iii. removal of product from the farm or
paddock
iv. build up in organic matter

2c) i. Agricultural Limestone.
ii. Wood ashes.
iii. Organic matter

(2c)
(i) Agricultural limestone
(ii) Wood ashes
(iii) Organic matter
(2d)
-Cowpea: Grain legumes-These crops are rich in
protein
-Amaranthus:Vegetable crops-These crops
provide vitamins and minerals
-Oil palm: Oil crops-These crops provide oil
when processed for domestic and industrial use
-Coconut: Oil crops-These crops provide oil when
processed for domestic and industrial use
-Cassava: Root and tuber crops-These crops
produce tubers under the ground and they
provide arbonhydrate
-Maize: Cereal crops-This crops belong to the
grass family and they provide carbonhydrate
-Soya bean: Grain legumes-These crops are rich
in protein
-Cocoa: Beverage crops-They provide food drinks
when processed
-Pepper: Spices-They provide vitamins and
minerals
-Plantain: Fruit crops-They also provide vitamins
and mineral
(2e)
(i)Cowpea-Vigna unguiculata
(ii)Rubber-Hevea braziliensis
(iii)Oil palm-Elaeis guineensis
(iv)Yam-Dioscrea spp
(v)Cocoa-Theobroma cacao

(3ai)fungi

(3aii)Rain and wind can spread disease, as
well as insects and irrigation water.

(3aiii)chlorosis of the onion leaves occurs,

(3aiv)
(i)Bury or flail infected crop residues after
harvest to promote decomposition.
(ii)Avoid overhead water and over-watering,
especially in transplant production.

3B.i) low yield.
ii) low income.
iii) decrease in market value price.
iv) damages the crops resistance to diseases
v) reduces quality

3c)
i)Select boars that are free from defects
ii)grow faster than average
iii)have less backfat than the average of the
breed
iv)have eaten less feed than average to reach a
specific weight.

3d)
i)Good for maternal and rotational
crossbreeding
ii)Docility and ease of management
iii)Lower wintering cost
iv)Early maturity and longevity

4c) Artificial insemination is a reproduction
technique used to introduce semen into a
woman's vagina, cervix, uterus or fallopian
tubes without sexual intercourse
4e) Floriculture , or flower farming, is a
discipline of horticulture concerned with the
cultivation of flowering and ornamental plants
for gardens and for floristry, comprising the
floral industry. The development, via plant
breeding, of new varieties is a major occupation
of floriculturists.

5c)
Farm budgeting is a process of estimating
costs, returns and net profit of a farm or a
particular enterprise. Budget is a statement
of estimated income and expenditure.

(6a)
(i)he must be persuasive
(ii)he must be approachable
(iii)he must pass government policy to the
farmers
(iv)he must be knowledgeable
(6bi)
Advantages:
-the farmer receives more attention from the
agent.
-the farmer gets information faster through the
use of telephone
disadvantages:
-it waste a lot of time
-many farmers cannot e reached
(6bii)
advantages:
-it saves cost and time
-it is not as tedious as in personal contact
disadvantages:
-the unserious ones can discourage others
-shortage of extension workers to reach many
groups
(6c)
these are laws promulgated by the government
in form of decrees, edicts and bye laws to
prevent people from exploiting the forest at
will, that is helps to conserve or preserve trees.

How Your 2016/2017 Admission Will Be Determined - Must Read

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board
has finally released the modalities for this
year's admission process, in other words, the
method of admission.
We would like to educate the Jambites and
other DE candidates on how it is done.
This new method uses a point system that is
easy to understand, the whole process is
divided into main points as follows;
1) Before a candidate can be considered for
screening, he/she must have been given
provisional admission by Jamb. The Jamb
admission checker portal is going to be opened
soon for this process, so praying is all you can do
now.
2) THE POINT SYSTEM:
This is the most critical part of the process.
Jamb's provisional admission no longer makes
much sense this year, your points tally will
decide your faith. The points are evenly spread
out between your O'level and Jamb results to
provide a level playing field for all.
In the first case, any candidate who submits
only one result which contains his/her relevant
subjects already has 10points, the exam could
be NECO, WAEC, GCE etc, but any candidate
who has 2 sittings only gets 2 points. So this
means that aspirants with only one result are at
an advantage but only just.
The next point grades fall into the O'level
grades. Each grades has it's equivalent point,
A=6 marks, B=4 marks, C=3 marks, so the better
your grades the better your chances.
The next point is the UTME scores. Each score
range has its equivalent point which can be
summarized thus, 180-200=20-23 marks,
200-250=24-33 points, 251-300=34-43,
300-400=44-60 points. Each categories contains 5
Jamb results per point added, for example a
candidate with 180-185 gets 20points, a
candidate with 186-190 gets 21 points etc.
Points system for DE will be released soon.
3) It then comes down to the fact that fees will
still be charged for screening, it depends on the
school as well.
4) Catchment and Educational Less Developed
State ELDS will still be used! Merit contains 45%
of the total candidates for a particular course,
Catchment contains 35% and ELDS and staff
lists contains the rest.
5) Cutoff marks will be released by schools this
year in the form of points and not marks. If a
school declares it's cutoff mark for Medicine as
90 points and Jamb grants a candidate with 250
a provisional admission but his/her total points
falls short of the 90 points, then he/she will lose
the admission. So the provisional admission is
just a means to an end, not the end in itself.
Good Luck Guys
*The modality for candidates' screening in all
universities is out now on jamb's site, pls check
and download.*
*PROPOSED JAMB MODEL FOR SCREENING OF
RECOMMENDED CANDIDATES*
_1.Screening of candidates shall be for those
offered *Provisional Admissions* ONLY._
_1.No *written examination* to be conducted._
_2.Verification of Course Requirements levels or
levels)._
_3.Verification of valid JAMB results by
checking:_
_i.Online Result Slip_ _ii.Printout_
_iii.Provisional Admission Letter_
_iv.Photo Album_
_v.Check list_
_vi.Biometrics_
*5.Institutions are free to source from other
Course(s) to compensate for SHORTFALL in any
of the criteria.*
If you have 1 sitting.. it's automatically 10 like
dah for you
Calculate you O'level aggregate of the 5 subject
A1 = 6
B2, B3 = 4
C4,C5,C6 = 3
Let's say one has 2 A's and 3 B's
6+6+4+4+4 = 24
Assuming one had 250
In utme = 33
Add all together
10 +24 + 33 = 67
Aggregate = 67
For jamb
Soo for jamb
180-185=20pts
186-190=21pts
191-195=22pts
196-200=23pts
201-205=24pts
206-210=25pts...
In the order above
to make the 60points obtainable for
396-400=60pts..
For instance, an aspirant with 1 sittings O'level
(10pts) 2 A1s(12pts) 3Cs(9pts) and 292 in jamb
(42pts) will then have a total screening score of
73%

Bowen University Admission Lists – 2016/17 [1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th & 5th]

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Bowen University first batch, second batch,
third batch, fourth batch and fifth batch
admission lists for the 2016/2017 academic
session are out.

This is to inform candidates that participated in
Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State, 2016/2017
admission screening exercise the first batch,
second batch, third batch, fourth batch and
fifth batch admission lists have been released
online. Bowen University admission list contains
the names of candidates offered provisional
admission into the university's various degree
programmes for the 2016/2017 academic
session, and the provisional admission is
subject to validation by the Joint Admissions
and Matriculation Board (JAMB).

CHECK BOWEN UNIVERSITY ADMISSION LIST –
5TH BATCH.
Goto the school portal to access Bowen University fifth
batch admission list. You will however need a
device that is capable of opening PDF file to
access it.

CHECK BOWEN UNIVERSITY ADMISSION LIST –
4TH BATCH.
Goto the school portal to access Bowen University
fourth batch admission list. You will however
need a device that is capable of opening PDF file
to access it.

CHECK BOWEN UNIVERSITY ADMISSION LIST –
3RD BATCH.
Goto the school portal to access Bowen University third
batch admission list. You will however need a
device that is capable of opening PDF file to
access it.

CHECK BOWEN UNIVERSITY ADMISSION LIST –
2ND BATCH.
Goto the school portal to access Bowen University
second batch admission list. You will however
need a device that is capable of opening PDF file
to access it.

CHECK BOWEN UNIVERSITY 1ST BATCH
ADMISSION LIST.
Goto the school portal to access
Bowen University first batch admission list. You
will however need a device that is capable of
opening PDF file to access it.
JAMB REGULARIZATION: Candidates who did not
choose Bowen as their choice university in JAMB
will be required to pay a sum of N6, 000 (six
thousand naira only) to the Bursary for
regularization of their choice of University,
which have to be processed to JAMB. It is a
mandatory requirement by JAMB.

LAUTECH Direct Entry Screening/ Interview Date – 2016/17

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Ladoke Akintola University of Technology,
LAUTECH direct entry screening/interview date
for the 2016/2017 academic session.
This is to inform all the candidates that
registered for the Ladoke Akintola University of
Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomoso, direct entry
admission that the management of the
institution has announced the screening/
interview date.
All Direct Entry Candidates in the 2016/2017 are
invited to attend screening/interview on
Wednesday August 24 2016 at 10.00am prompt.
All candidates are to assemble in 1200 Lecture
theatre with all relevant documents as claimed
in their JAMB application forms.

LAUTECH Postpones Pre-Degree Entrance Exam, Form Closing Date – 2016/17

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Ladoke Akintola University of Technology,
Ogbomoso, LAUTECH pre-degree admission form
closing date and entrance examination date
have been postponed. The management of the
Ladoke Akintola University of Technology,
Ogbomoso (LAUTECH) has announced the
extension of its 2016/2017 academic session pre-
degree programme admission application form
closing date and the entrance examination
date.
LAUTECH pre-degree form closing date that was
earlier scheduled for Monday, August 22, 2016,
has been postponed to Monday, October 3,
2016 .
The pre-degree entrance examination on the
other hand has been rescheduled for Tuesday,
October 4, and Wednesday, October 5, 2016 at
10.00 am at specified centres in Ogbomoso.

FUOYE Admission Screening Schedule 2016/2017 Released

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This is to announce to all candidates that have
applied for admission into degree programmes
of the Federal University Oye Ekiti (FUOYE) that
the 2016/2017 admission screening exercise has
been scheduled to hold as follows:
DAY ONE (1) THURSDAY, 1ST SEPT., 2016
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE
AGRIC. ECONOMICS & EXTENSION
ANIMAL PRODUCTION AND HEALTH
SOIL SCIENCE
CROP SCIENCE AND HORTICULTURE
FISHERIES & AQUACULTURE
FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT & AGRO-
METEOROLOGY
FACULTY OF ARTS
ENGLISH & LITERARY STUDIES
THEATRE AND MEDIA ARTS
DAY TWO (2) FRIDAY 2ND SEPT., 2016.
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
ANIMAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY
BIOCHEMISTRY
COMPUTER SCIENCE
GEOLOGY
GEOPHYSICS
DAY THREE (3) SATURDAY 3RD SEPT., 2016.
FACULTY OF SCIENCE
INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY
MATHEMATICS
MICROBIOLOGY
PHYSICS
PLANT SCIENCE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY
DAY FOUR (4) MONDAY, 5TH SEPT., 2016
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING
CIVIL ENGINEERING
COMPUTER ENGINEERING
ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
MATERIALS AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
MECHATRONICS ENGINEERING
DAY FIVE(5) TUESDAY, 6TH SEPT., 2016
FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE
DEMOGRAPHY AND SOCIAL STATISTICS
ECONOMICS AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
PSYCHOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
DAY SIX (6) WEDNESDAY 7TH SEPT., 2016.
ALL DIRECT ENTRY APPLICANTS
VENUE FOR THE SCREENING: University Main
Auditorium
TIME: 8:00am – 4:00 pm
IMPORTANT NOTICE
i) Any candidate who failed to come for
screening as scheduled stands disqualified as
screening will not be re-scheduled for such
candidate.
ii) All registered applicants who initially filled
awaiting results or made typographical error(s)
while registering should revisit the University
website www.fuoye.edu.ng AND click on
admission to select UTME Screening or DIRECT
Entry to update their records on or before
Friday 26th August, 2016 as no complaints will
be entertained thereafter.
Requirements for the 2016/2017 Admission
Screening Exercise
All applicants are required to present the
following documents at the screening Centre.
i. O' Level Result (s)
ii. JAMB Original Result slip that bears your
passport photograph. If you do not have this
document. click here to get yours
iii. FUOYE Screening Registration Printout
iv. WAEC/NECO/NABTEB Scratch cards (as
applicable) for each result
Each candidate will be required to pay the sum
of One Thousand Naira (N1,000.00) only as
Internet Access charge at the point of screening.

OAU Notice To Students On 2015/2016 Online Registration

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The management of Obafemni Awolowo
University (OAU) has released a notice to
students on the 2015/2016 online registration.
All students should please note the following:
1. All payment problems (RRR errors) emanating
from the eportal have been resolved.
2. Normal registration (without penalty) ends at
11:59pm, Friday 19th August, 2016.
3. Late registration begins on Monday, 22nd
August and ends on 31st August, 2016.

OSUSTECH Admission Screening Registration 2016/2017 Announced

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All candidates who made Ondo State University
of Science and Technology (OSUSTECH),
Okitipupa their first and second choice of
institution and obtained a minimum score of
180 and above in the 2016 Unified Tertiary
Matriculation Examination UTME conducted by
JAMB are invited for a screening exercise in the
University from Wednesday, 28th to Thursday,
29th September, 2016.
Such candidates are to pay a sum of N2,500.00
(Two Thousand Five Hundred Naira Only)
through The PayDirect Platform into the
following banks;
First bank Plc
Skye bank Plc
FCMB Plc
UBA Plc
Candidates are to log on the University website
( http://simportal.osustech.edu.ng ) using their
UTME registration number and the pin obtained
from the bank to access the Application form
online and follow the registration process.
Candidates are expected to print out their
screening schedule after a successful
registration and come along with it and the
following items on the day of the screening.
i. UTME Original result print out. If you do not
have this document, click here to get yours
ii. O' Level results print out (maximum of two
sittings)
Application Deadline
Please note that registration closes by 11:59pm
on the 21st of September, 2016.

UNILAG Admission Screening Result 2016/2017 Released

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The management of University of Lagos has
released the admission screening result for
2016/2017 academic session.
To check your result, visit http://
applications.unilag.edu.ng/
-Login using Jamb registration number and
surname
-Click on "Continue Application" -Click on "Print
Result" Please share your results here.

ABU Admission Screening Update 2016/2017

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This is to inform all aspirants of Ahmadu Bello
University that we are aware of the information
circulating online concerning the 2016/2017
admission screening exercise of the institution.
However, this information is yet to be made
official on the school's online platforms.
Even the registration portal is not yet enabled.
We therefore advise candidates to wait until
there is an official validation of the 2016/2017
admission screening details before making any
move to avoid falling victim to fraudsters. Once
the information is officially verified, we will
bring it to you.
All you need to do now is to get your relevant
documents ready and wait for the official
details of the 2016/2017 admission screening
exercise.

FUTA Admission List 2016/2017 Released

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This is to inform all candidates who participated
in the admission screening exercise of the
Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA)
that the admission list for 2016/2017 has been
released.
We learnt that text messages were sent to
candidates notifying them of their admission
status.
However, you can equally check your admission
status on the institution's website.
To check yours, visit http://www.futa.edu.ng/firars/
welcome/admissions
-Enter your UTME Reg Number in the space
provided.
-Click on "Submit" to access your admission
details

Fed Poly Offa Admission Screening Registration 2016/2017 Announced

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This is to inform candidates who choose Federal
Polytechnic, Offa in the JAMB 2016 UTME that
the online admission screening exercise has
been announced.

ELIGIBILITY OF CANDIDATES
The following categories of candidates are
eligible to participate in the screening exercise.
* All Candidates who scored 180 and above in
the 2016 JAMB UTME and who made Federal
Polytechnic, Offa as their First Choice
Institution are expected to participate in the
screening exercise

REGISTRATION AND SCREENING PROCEDURE
All applicants for screening are to visit http://
portal.fpo.edu.ng , and make payment of N2,000
with an ATM card that is interswitch
compatible.
Fill required information, including O'level
result(s), upload scanned copies of result(s)/
certificate(s), state of origin and birth certificate and print out screening summary report.

Pleases note that any candidate who fail to
participate in the screening exercise will not be
considered for admission in the Polytechnic,
and any false data entry during the online
registration for screening will lead to
disqualification of the candidate at any time so
discovered.

All candidates are enjoined to visit the
Polytechnic's Website www.fpo.edu.ng for
appropriate entry requirements for
programmes of their choice and other relevant
information. Application Deadline Deadline for
this exercise is Thursday 8th, September, 2016.

Fed Poly Idah Admission Screening Registration 2016/2017 Announced

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The Federal Polytechnic Idah hereby invites
eligible candidates for the 2016/2017 Admission
Screening Exercise into National Diploma
programmes.

ELIGIBILITY
All candidates who took The Federal
Polytechnic, Idah as their Institution of choice
and obtained the minimum cut-off mark/score
of 180 in the 2016/2017 UTME and also have the
required relevant credits as contained in the
JAMB brochure.

PROCEDURE FOR SCREENING EXERCISE
Candidates are expected to make a payment of
two thousand, and five hundred naira (#2500.00)
only. Candidates are advised to visit The Federal
Polytechnic, Idah website i.e.
www.fepoda.edu.ng and follow the steps bellow
to make payment on-line, fill their details and
print out the screening slip: -Click on "screening
payment"
-Fill the form with valid e-mail address and
password and print out the payment invoice
with Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR).
-Take the printed payment invoice to any bank
for the payment of #2500.00 only using Remita.
-Go back to the website ( www.fepoda.edu.ng )
complete the registration with the following
data by clicking on "Finish Registration".
- JAMB Registration, JAMB Score, state of origin,
first and second choice of courses
- Upload passport-sized photograph of not more
than 22kb in size.
- Print out the form (admission screening
details) (C) Candidates are also expected to
complete the FPI form on-line (procedures are
contained there-in) The exercise will not require
physical presence of candidates at The Federal
Polytechnic, Idah.
NB: Candidates should note that the Federal
Polytechnic, Idah will not condone any form of
falsification of results as those involved will
automatically be disqualified.

APPLICATION DEADLINE
Purchase and submission of forms on-line will
close by 11:59pm on 16th September 2016.

LASU JUPEB Batch B Admission List 2016/2017 Released

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The management of Lagos State University has
released the Batch B of the JUPEB Admission
List for the 2016/2017 academic session. The
names of the admitted candidates are
contained on the attached pdf document;
FIND FILE ATTACHED BELOW:

Waec Gce 2016/2017 Real Geography Questions and Answers Expo Runs/ Runz

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GEOGRAPHY OBJ:
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2a (i) International migration is a global phenomenon that
is growing in scope, complexity and impact. Migration is
both a cause and effect of broader development processes
and an intrinsic feature of our ever globalizing world.
2a (ii) Seasonal Migration — The periodic movement of a
population from one region or climate to another in
accordance with the yearly cycle
2b (i) A source region might be an ocean, a large forest, a
desert, or open grasslands. Source regions must be large and
have similar, or uniform, traits throughout.
2b (ii) A destination region is a geographical
area consisting of all the services and infrastructure
necessary for the stay of a specific tourist or tourism
segment. Destinations are the competitive units of
incoming tourism.
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3a
1. Less Maintenance Cost:
Maintenance cost in rail and road transport is quite
high but maintenance cost of water transport is quite
less.
2. Cheap:
The transport channel is quite cheap as compared
rail and road Transport.
3. Useful for Bulky Goods: Heavy and bulky goods can be
transported easily at
little cost through water transport.
4. Useful During Natural Calamities:
During natural calamities like flood and rains, when
rail and road transport is disrupted, relief operations
can be operated through water transport.
5. Helpful in Defence:
Development of shipping is essential for the defence
of the country also. It is also called second line of
defence.
6. Important for Foreign Trade: Water transport plays
important role in foreign trade.
India's foreign trade is mainly dependent on water
transport.
(3b)
(i) It limits diffusion of ideas and technology: Poor
transportation limits the diffusion of the new ideas and
technology or innovations which contributes to economic
growth
(ii) It limits industrial growth: Poor transportation does limit
industrial growth as raw materials, services and finished
goods are not easily transported to the points of their need.
(iii) It discourages investors: Investors are usually
discouraged where there are poor development in
transportation
(iv) Inadequate exploitation of natural resources: Poor
transportation can limit effective exploitation of natural
resources in the area which tends to affect the Economic
growth of a nation.
OR
3a
1. Less Maintenance Cost:
Maintenance cost in rail and road transport is quite
high but maintenance cost of water transport is quite
less.
2. Cheap:
The transport channel is quite cheap as compared
rail and road Transport.
3. Useful for Bulky Goods: Heavy and bulky goods can be
transported easily at
little cost through water transport.
4. Useful During Natural Calamities:
During natural calamities like flood and rains, when
rail and road 247exams.net transport is disrupted, relief
operations
can be operated through water transport.
5. Helpful in Defence:
Development of shipping is essential for the defence
of the country also. It is also called second line of
defence.
6. Important for Foreign Trade: Water transport plays
important role in foreign trade.
India's foreign trade is mainly dependent on water
transport.
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4ai)
Import substitution industrialization (ISI) is a trade and
economic policy which advocates replacing foreign imports
with domestic production.
4aii)
i)petrochemical
ii)iron
iii)breweries
iv)textiles
4b)
i)To reduce unemployment
ii)import substitution
policies allow a nation to be completely self-sufficient.
iii)to protect domestic industries from import competition.
iv)to reduce its foreign dependency through the local
production of
industrialized products.
4c)
i)make small products, mainly to be bought by individuals.
ii)Most are small-scale, suitable for factory units on
industrial estates.
iii)only a limited amounts of investment capital is needed.
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5a)Location
1. Between latitude 4°N and 14°N
2. Between longitude 3°E and 15°E
3. Located in the African continent
4. Located almost at the center of the curve made at the
Western part of the continent
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University of Ilorin Notice:

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Please pass this information to Whom it may concern. To those that did Change of Course from Unilorin registration portal. Please go back to the portal and validate it. So that it can be validated with jamb. Log on back to ur registration portal nd select change of course from the left mean list. Then select *CHANGE COURSE*under *UTME CHANGE OF COURSE VERIFICATION AND PAYMENT* It might ask u to re-fill ur o level result again. Do it, Then submitCopied.

UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN ADMISSION SCREENING REGISTRATION GUIDELINES & DETAILS.

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Qualified candidates are to submit their bio-data
and WAEC/NECO SSCE O'L Results ONLINE
through http://www.admissions.ui.edu.ng from
Monday, 05 September to Friday, 23
September, 2016. A scanned copy of the result
should also be uploaded.
Candidates should note that any results not
released before 23 September, 2016 will not
be considered for the 2016/2017 Admissions
Exercise.
Instructions:-
(i) Candidates should ensure that the on-line
forms are carefully filled, following ALL necessary
instructions, as "mistake(s)" may lead to
disqualification.
(ii) Candidates can return to the portal, up till 23
September 2016 to edit/complete their previous
entries or otherwise review and print their
submissions. Please ensure that you click "FINAL
SUBMISSION" before printing. Candidates
should note that no further editing CAN be
done after final submissions.
(iii) Candidates are advised to use functional e-
mail addresses and telephone numbers to enable
the University reach them in the course of the
Admission exercise or whenever the need arises.
(iv) Candidates are expected to upload their
passport photographs and signatures. The image
format for the passport and signature is JPEG
and must not exceed the specification . The
photographs must be on white background
without glasses, cap or headgear .
(v) An online help desk platform on http://
www.admissions.ui.edu.ng/helpdesk will be
available to handle all genuine enquiries.
4. Candidates should please note that it is only
when an 'O' level result is deficient for a course of
choice that another result may be presented to
complement. Candidates presenting two 'O' level
results (6 credits at 2 Sittings) should ensure that
the comprehensive details of both results are
submitted. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE COLLEGE OF
MEDICINE AND FACULTY OF PHARMACY
ACCEPT 5 CREDITS AT 1 SITTING ONLY.
5. The deadline for submission of bio-data / 'O'
level results may not be extended. Any candidate
whose data is not submitted within the stipulated
time may not be considered for the Pre-
Admission Screening exercise and for admission.
6. Misrepresentation/falsification of documents is
a serious offence. Candidates are therefore
advised to submit genuine documents only.
Anyone found guilty of this offence will be
disqtalifiEd automatically and in appropriate
cases, be handed over to the Law Enforcement
Agencies.
7. Candidates are requested to note that payment
of the Admission Portal Access Fee of N2, 500.00
is for processing of each candidate's application.
This does not guarantee admission.
8. Candidates are strongly advised to adhere
strictly to the guidelines stipulated above for
successful completion of the online submissions.

VERIFIED ORAL ENGLISH

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VERIFIED ORAL ENGLISH
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English Language Englis Language 1 (Objective)

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ENGLISH OBJ:
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English Language 2 (Essay) Englis Language 1 (Objective) 9.30am

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1) Skill is very important in the life of every citizen. The
reason why many technicians earns more than some
university graduates is because the technicians acquired
more of skills than the theories the graduates were feed with
when they were in universities. It can take you to places you
do not expect you will ever find yourself. Skill acquisition is
the ability to be trained on a particular task or function and
become expert in it. With skill acquisition combined with the
education attainted by a person, effective function is offered
to the company he works or is
going to work with. Training on that course gives the fellow
an insight on how to pilot the function whenever he is called

*Comprehension*
A
i, They became very poor.
ii, They experienced hardship
B, They were unhappy.
C,That it was the rampant felling trees that has
affected the rain fall pattern.
D,They were annoyed.
E, He was unable to convince the elders.
Fi, Adjectival clause.
ii, It describes the pronoun 'they'
G, Rhetorical question
H.i, All around
ii, happily
iii, very poor
iv, disturbed

ESSAY ANSWERS (NO.2)

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ESSAY ANSWERS
(NO.2)
Illegal immigration is defined as the act of
someone staying in a given country without the
country's official permission. This happens when
one illegally enters a given country, or overstays
upon expiry of a visa.
Illegal immigration poses both positive and
negative effects on the illegal immigrant as well as
the country of illegal immigration. One of the
positive effects is that illegal immigrants end up
boosting the local economy. For instance, illegal
immigrants in the U.S.A. are said to have
contributed around USD 300 billion to the Social
Security Trust Fund. Given that illegal immigrants
are not entitled to various benefits, some
companies capitalize on this fact to save on labor
costs.
Further, illegal immigrants take up low-end jobs
that do not attract locals. This helps avert a
potential workforce vacuum in the lower end of
the job market. It is also significant to note that
most of the illegal immigrants immigrate in search
of a better life abroad.
One of the negative effects of illegal immigration is
the exertion of pressure on a given country's
resources. Essential social amenities like hospitals
and schools can end up being overwhelmed
because of users that were not planned for. Given
that illegal immigrants need basic supplies like
food, health services and shelter, their influx is
likely to stretch the available resources. In some
cases, this may end up creating a conflict between
the host communities and the illegal immigrants.
Further, the illegal status of the illegal immigrants
can subject them to mistreatment from the local
host community. Given their legal status,
immigrants find it hard to report to the police for
fear of deportation. Some locals take advantage of
this situation to extort and mistreat the illegal
immigrants. Cases of moral and physical abuse of
illegal immigrants are a common occurrence in
some countries. However, they end up suffering in
silence.
Further still, illegal immigrants are said to exert
competition on job opportunities for the locals.
Some employers are keen to tap on cheap labor
provided by the illegal immigrants at the expense
of the locals. In conclusion, illegal immigration can
take both the positive and negative dimension in
terms of its consequences. From the discussion,
the negative effects are more than the positive
effects of illegal immigration. World governments
should address the factors leading to illegal
immigration and try to provide sustainable
solutions at home.
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English Language 2 (Essay) Englis Language 1 (Objective) 9.30am – 1 English Language 3 (Test of Orals) 3.30pm – 4.15pm

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SUMMARY
A.The reason why businesses collapse is because;
I. The death of the owner leads to the total collapse of the
business
II. People have little knowledge on the type of business to
do
II. They go into business because of selfish reasons
III. Businesses also collapse because of corruption
B.
I.The owner should ensure that the business is well
structured
II. The owner should also monitor the strength n growth of
the business
III. The owner should also do a will
Or you can choose below
7a)
i)Many people run their business alone.
ii)Some employees are corrupted.
iii)Some people do not exclude their children in their family
business.
iv)Quarrels among the survivors may also lead to a collapse
7b)
i)He should avoid running his business alone.
ii)His children should have a land in running the business.
iii)He should have a will to specify who owns what.

6 a)
i ) The poor harvest cause hardship to the people
of Ohin village .
ii) It cause them moving out of the village
6 b )
The people were very happy after the rain
6 c)
Nana Poku condemns the felling of the trees as a
cause of the drought
6 d )
The elders did not take Nana Poku ' s message
serious
6 e)
He was frustrated because the elders could not be
convinced
6 f)
i ) It is a Noun clause
ii) It is the object of the verb " Prayed"
6 g )
If the elders could not be convinced ; how would
the people be able to understand him too.
6 h )
i ) Helter Skelter - Scattered
ii) gaily - happily
iii) destitute - poverty
iv ) trouble - worried
v ) rampant - common
Vi ) furious - very angry

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2016 Waec Gce Biology Answers

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1a)Plants take in some compounds like carbon dioxide
through their leaves. They absorb some other materials such
as compounds of nitrogen, phosphorus, etc., from the soil
through their roots.
the transport system consists of tube like passages made up
of vascular tissue. There are two types of vascular tissues in
plants—xylem and phloem.
The vascular wapbase.org system extends from the roots
through the stem and continues up to the leaves. In the leaves
it is clearly seen as a pattern of veins. Water and minerals are
transported from the roots upwards through the xylem tubes.
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2a)
Enzyme is a substance produced by a living organism which
acts as a catalyst to bring about a specific biochemical
reaction.
2aii)
i)all enzymes are proteins.
ii)Enzymes possess great catalytic power.
iii)Enzymes are highy specific.
iv)Enzymes show varying degree of specificities.
v)Absolute specificity where the enzyme sreact specifically
with only one substrate.
2b)
Pancreatic fluid or juice contains digestive enzymes that pass
to the small intestine where they help to further
break down the carbohydrates, proteins,
and lipids (fats) in the chyme. Pancreatic
juice is a liquid secreted by the pancreas,
which contains a variety of enzymes
including trypsinogen,chymotrypsinogen, elastase,
wapbase.org carboxypeptidase, pancreatic lipase,
nucleases,andamylase.Pancreatic juice is alkaline in nature
due to the high concentration of bicarbonate ions. This is
useful in neutralizing the acidic gastric acid, allowing for
effective enzymic action.
2c)
most importantly,sun provides vitamin D which helps the
body absorb the minerals calcium and phosphorus from the
food that the boy eat, which is important for bone health.
While milk is the main source of dietary calcium. Calcium is
a major bone mineral, mandatory for bone health.
2d)
i)Photosynthesis conducted by plants is also an important
part of the carbon cycle.
ii)It releases oxygen needed for breathing
iii)It serves as source of food manufacturing for human rights
iv)It provides sources for fuel through plants
v)it help to balance the ecosystem
(2di) Vitamin A (retinol)
(2dii) Egss, Fish, Milk
(2e)
- It helps in manufacturing body temperature
- It provides more energy
- It supplies essential fatty acid to human body
(2f)
- Insulin
- Glycogen
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Q.3ai. Microorganisms
bacteria,
fungi,
viruses,
Q.3aii.
Fungi eg zygomycota
Bacteria eg streptococcus
Viruses eg HIV
Q3b
light
Water pressure,
currents,
temperature
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6a)
i)mimicry is a similarity of one species to another that
protects one or both.
An example of this is the cuckoo bee.
ii)Camouflage is the structural adaption that enables specie s
to blend with their
surroundings; allows a species to avoid
detection by predators.
6b)
i)Their legs are adapted for running
ii)They adapts the leathery forewings as
temina to provide a protective cover for the second set of
wings.
iii)they evolved mandibles to bite and chew solid food.
6c)
i)It reduces the quality and quantity of the crops
ii)it reduces their productivity
6d)
i)by refrigerating
ii)by salting
iii)by drying
iv)by the use of silos
6e)
i)in medicine
ii)in crime detection
(6g) Genetic variation is useful to plants for the
following reason
- In knowing the gene variation
- For cross breeding
(6h) Convergent evolution is defined as the sum
total of adaptive changes from pre-exisitng orold
form that have taken place over a long time,
resulting in diversity
(6hii)
- Evidence form comparative anatomy
- Vestigal organs

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