UNIJOS Post UTME Eligible And Cut Off Marks For 2020/2021
UNIJOS Post UTME 2020 / 2021: How to know whether you qualify for UNIJOS Admission Screening.
The University of Jos (UNIJOS) has begun selling their application forms for the 2020/2021 academic session for Post UTME admission screening. It is possible to obtain the UNIJOS post UTME form online and the screening exercise was scheduled as outlined on the webpage accessible through the connection below.
Candidates who made the University of Jos (UNIJOS) their first choice in the 2020 UTME and scored 180 and above are eligible for the Post UTME screening exercise.
Required General Cut off Mark: 180
UNIJOS Department Cut off Marks:
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COURSES IN THE FACULTY OF:
CUT-OFF POINT
1.
Faculty of Agriculture
a. Agricultural Science
180
2.
Faculty of Arts
a. Mass Communication
b. Theater and Film Art
c. All Programmes
220
200
180
3.
Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
a. Biochemistry
200
4.
Faculty of Clinical Sciences
a. Medicine and Surgery
240
5.
Faculty of Dental Sciences
a. Dentistry
230
6.
Faculty of Education
a. All Programmes
180
7.
Faculty of Engineering
a. Civil Engineering
b. Electrical Electronics Engineering
c. Mechanical Engineering
d. Mining Engineering
200
200
200
180
8.
Faculty of Environmental Sciences
a. Architecture
b. All other Programmes
220
180
9.
Faculty of Health Science and Technology
a. Nursing Sciences
b. Medical Laboratory Science
220
220
10.
Faculty of Law
a. Law
230
11.
Faculty of Management Sciences
a. Accounting
b. Business Administration
c. All other Programmes
220
220
180
12.
Faculty of Natural Sciences
a. Computer Science
b. Microbiology
c. Science Laboratory Technology
b. All other Programmes
220
200
200
180
13.
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
a. Pharmacy
230
14.
Faculty of Social Sciences
a. Psychology
b. Economics
c. Criminology
d. All other Programmes
200
200
220
180
15.
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
a. Veterinary Medicine
220
ABOUT UNIJOS
The University of Jos (UNIJOS), abbreviated as Unijos, is a federal university in central Nigeria, in Jos, Plateau state. The school offers courses in the fields of law, medicine , pharmacy, natural sciences , social sciences, the built environment, and the arts and humanities. What became Jos University was founded in November 1971 as a University of Ibadan satellite campus.
The first students were accepted as pre-graduate students in January 1972, with the first Bachelor of Arts program started in October 1973. The Unijos was founded as a separate institution in October 1975, then military government under General Murtala Mohammed.
The first Vice-Chancellor of the Unijos was Professor Gilbert Onuaguluchi. Classes began at the newly reorganized University of Jos in October 1976 with 575 students spread over the existing four faculties of Arts and Social Sciences, Education, Natural Sciences and Medical Sciences. Post-graduate programs were added in 1977. By 1978 Faculties of Law and Environmental Sciences were established and the Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences were separated.
In 2003, the Carnegie Corporation of New York gave Unijos a US $2 million grant to form its own fundraising department.
Nigeria Spent N31 Billion To FIght Coronavirus – FG Reveals
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Nigeria’s Federal Government has revealed it’s already spent N31bn in four months curbing COVID-19 spread in the West African region. Coronavirus in Nigeria
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is a recently discovered coronavirus-caused infectious disease. Most people with COVID-19 who fall sick will experience mild to moderate symptoms and recover without special treatment.
According to the Accountant-General of the Federation Ahmed Idris, the amount spent so far represents 84% of the N36.3 billon public funds and donations received to respond to COVID-19 between 1st April, 2020 and 31st July, 2020.
In the statement released by the Accountant-General of the Federation in response to the Freedom of Information request dated August 10, 2020, and sent to him by Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) and Connected Development (CODE), it was gathered that there is now a balance of N5.9 billion from the donation.
In response, Kolawole Oluwadare, Deputy Director of SERAP and Hamzat Lawal, Chief Executive of CODE , in a letter dated September 4, 2020 addressed to the Account General, lamented that his office did not provide a breakdown on how the money was spent.
“However, we also note that the documents sent to us do not contain other significant details as indicated in our FoI request dated 10 August, 2020, including details and breakdown of the number of Nigerians who directly or indirectly have benefited from the spending, and details on plans to spend the balance of N5.9 billion in the COVID-19 Eradication Support Accounts.
“It is refreshing to note that 115 ordinary Nigerians donated between N1 and N100 to support the authorities’ efforts to fight COVID-19, despite the fact that it is the country’s poorest and most disadvantaged sectors of the population that continue to bear the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic.
“This is a huge lesson for public officials and politicians about the idea of public service to one’s country. It also sends a powerful message about the need for politicians to see public office as an opportunity to serve and give something back to the country, and not a place to mismanage, steal or divert the people’s commonwealth into private pockets for personal benefits.
“We welcome your demonstrated commitment to transparency and accountability, and hope other public officials and institutions would emulate and learn from the good example you have shown by honouring and respecting FoI Act as a matter of routine and practice.
“We would therefore be grateful to receive more specific details and additional information on the spending of N34.4bn between April and July, and details on plans to spend the balance of the balance of N5.9 billion in the COVID-19 Eradication Support Accounts.
“Of the N36.3bn public funds and donations received, N1.4bn came from Nigerians and companies through accounts at the First Bank; Access Bank; GTB, Zenith, and UBA, while N536m donations were made through the Central Bank of Nigeria [CBN]. The N536 donations comprise of N89m and N279m from the Senate and House of Representatives, respectively.
“In addition, China General Chambers of Commerce in Nigeria donated N48m; the Petroleum Equalization Management Board gave N50m while the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board donated N70m.
“We would be grateful if the requested details and additional information are provided to us within 7 days of the receipt and/or publication of this letter. If we have not heard from you by then, SERAP and CODE shall take all appropriate legal actions under the Freedom of Information Act and the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights to compel you to comply with our request.”
Virginity Is Not A Gift To Your Husbands, Ladies, – Rev. Father
Virginity Is Not A Gift To Your Husbands says Rev. Father. Parents do not teach their girl child to be only virgins according to the priest. Parents should teach their boys how to be virgins because they do so their boys may make nonsense of what they have taught the girls.
He went ahead to inform the women that virginity is not a gift to their husbands, and questioned whether the men who wish to accept their wives as virgins are themselves virgins. Its makes friendship with the God he said easier.
Pastor Giwa – Buhari wants to take over the Church, Despite selling Nigeria to China
Pastor Giwa – Buhari wants to take over the Church, Despite selling Nigeria to China
The Second Coming of Jesus Christ Ministry’s pastor Adewale Giwa accused President Muhammadu Buhari of trying to take over church funds through the Companies and Related Matters Act, CAMA, 2020.
The cleric in his statement urged the president to put an end to the concept of church power.
Pastor Giwa said Buhari wishes to take over the church treasury after allegedly selling Nigeria to China. He said, “Didn’t I mention that President Buhari and others at the APC sold Nigeria to China on April 22 of this year?
“Thereafter we all saw what happened; the Chinese took over every nook and cranny of this land.
They take over your nation if you borrow money from them and you can’t afford to pay. “The Nigerians should ask them what they used the borrowed money for. Have they been using it on low supply of electricity, or economy or roads?
“They have empied the nation’s treasury, re-looted all loots and all our savings have disappeared. Now, they think they can get money from the church.”
“They want to reap what they have not worked for. Somebody should tell them that they can only control the church in their dreams. We are answerable to God, we are not answerable to Buhari or anybody.”
“In as much as God gives me strength, I shall continue to say the truth, no matter whose ox is gored.”
In retrospect, she said she’s glad the marriage didn’t work out. She added that she would marry the “man of her dreams” but in her own time, rather than bowing to the strain of society.
“I will marry the man of my dreams and not the man society dreams for me. I almost married someone. We were there. We were at that point. It didn’t work out and I’m happy it didn’t work out because I saw the signs” she said.
[AUDIO] Tiwa Savage – FWMM || Mp3 DownloadTiwa Savage, Nigerian vocal powerhouse, released another impressive single entitled “FWMM” (FCK With My Mind).
Similarly, the new ‘Celia’ project consists 13-tracks featuring the likes of Sam Smith, Davido, Patoranking, Naira Marley, Stefflon Don, Dice Ailes and others.
Bayelsa councilor shot dead, The Councilor representing Bayelsa State’s Ward 6 Sagbama Council Area, Karma Agagowei, has died as he returned from a party congress in Yenagoa from gunshots he sustained.
He was taken to two different hospitals, Gloryland Hospital and Federal Medical Center, Yenagoa, according to newsmen, but was reportedly refused treatment due to lack of a police report.
Although he died shortly afterwards.
Reports say another person, who had been with him at the time of the incident, was attacked by the hoodlums with machetes but fled with the injury.
