What Is UI Cut-Off Mark? (Start Checking) UI 2017/2018 Departmental Cut-Off Marks Released

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into University Of Ibadan that the management has released the Departmental Cut-Off Marks for 2017/2018 academic session. Below is the cut-off marks for each course offered by the University. UI 2017/2018 Departmental Cut-Off Marks  FACULTY MERIT ELDS AGRICULTURE AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS 51.375 AGRICULTURAL EXTESION AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT 52.125 AGRONOMY 54.5 ANIMAL SCIENCE 51.875 CROP PROTECTION AND ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY 54 ARTS ANTHROPOLOGY 56.5 54 ARABIC LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 58.75 50 ARCHEAOLOGY 51.88 50 CLASSICAL STUDIES 60.25 57 COMMUNICATION AND LANGUAGE ARTS 67.88 62.25 ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE 65.88 58 EUROPEAN STUDIES – FRENCH 62.13 54.25 EUROPEAN STUDIES – GERMAN 58.13 50 EUROPEAN STUDIES – RUSSIAN 55 50 HISTORY 60 55.5 ISLAMIC STUDIES 53.13 50 LINGUISTICS 63 57 LINGUISTICS – YORUBA 55 50 MUSIC 59 56.625 PHILOSOPHY 61.25 53.88 RELIGIOUS STUDIES 52.38 50 THEATRE ARTS 63.63 59 COLLEGE OF MEDICINE BIOCHEMISTRY 57.625 54.375 DENTISTRY 66.25 63.625 HUMAN NUTRITION AND DIETETICS 58 MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 60.375 56.625 MEDICINE AND SURGERY 71.875 70.25 NURSING SCIENCE 63.875 57.75 PHYSIOLOGY 63 57.375 PHYSIOTHERAPY 63 60.625 EDUCATION ADULT EDUCATION 52.25 50 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 52.62 50 EDU/ARABIC 50 EDU/BIOLOGY 50 EDU/CHEMISTRY 54.37 50 EDU/CLA 50 EDU/ECONOMICS 62.12 50 EDU/ENGLISH 68 50 EDU/FRENCH 50 EDU/GEOGRAPHY 57.75 50 EDU/HISTORY 57.75 50 EDU/IRS 52 50 EDU/MATHEMATICS 53.5 50 EDU/PHYSICS 59.25 50 EDU/POLITICAL SCIENCE 61.5 50 EDU/REL ST 59.87 50 EDU/YORUBA 50 EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT 55.87 50 GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING 57.125 50 HEALTH EDUCATION 51.62 50 HUMAN KINETICS 52.62 50 LIBRARY, ARCHIVAL AND INFORMATION STUDIES 57.75 50 SPECIAL EDUCATION 51.12 50 LAW LAW 70.38 62.25 PHARMACY PHARMACY RENEWABLE AND NATURAL RESOURCES AQUACULTURE AND FISHERIES MANAGEMENT 50 50 FOREST PRODUCTION/PRODUCTS 50 50 WILDLIFE AND ECOTOURISM MANAGEMENT 50 50 SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL FORESTRY 50 50 SCIENCE ANTHROPOLOGY 55.38 ARCHEAOLOGY 50 BOTANY 52.13 CHEMISTRY 50 COMPUTER SCIENCE 61 55.5 GEOGRAPHY 51.75 GEOLOGY 54.25 INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY 56 MATHEMATICS 52.75 MICROBIOLOGY 57.5 52.125 PHYSICS 51.375 STATISTICS 50.125 ZOOLOGY 53.875 THE SOCIAL SCIENCES ECONOMICS 65.13 62.75 GEOGRAPHY 53.63 50 POLITICAL SCIENCE 64.5 59 PSYCHOLOGY 56.13 51 SOCIOLOGY 62.25 56 TECHNOLOGY AGRICULTURAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING 52.5 50 CIVIL ENGINEERING 64 61.5 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING 68.125 63.875 FOOD TECHNOLOGY 52 50 INDUSTRIAL AND PRODUCTION ENGINEERING 62.25 58.25 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 64.375 59.25 PETROLEUM ENGINEERING 61.25 55.125 WOOD PRODUCTS ENGINEERING 54.625 50 VETERINARY MEDICINE VETERINARY MEDICINE 60 56.625

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Acceptance rate of Lesbians, Gays and Bisexuals in Nigeria is on the rise – NOIPolls

NOIPolls, the premier organization for country specific polling services in West Africa has released a Social Perception Survey on Lesbian, Gays and Bisexual Rights showing an increase in acceptance rate of Lesbian, Gays and Bisexuals in Nigeria.

Commissioned by The Initiative for Equal Rights (TIERs), a non-profit organization working to protect the rights of sexual minorities, the report showed a rise in family acceptance from 11 percent in 2015 to 13 percent in 2017. Findings also show that 39 percent of Nigerians now say that Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual persons should be allowed to have access to public services, a 9 per cent increase from 30 per cent of respondents in 2015.

One of the highlights of the report was the fact that 17 percent of respondents answered in affirmative when asked if they know someone who is Lesbian, Gay or Bisexual- a family member, friend, or someone within their locality.

The survey method involved a random nationwide sampling of 2,000 respondents who were interviewed over the telephone. Participants were selected from the six geo-political zones through a proportionate stratified random sample design.

NOIPolls delivers forward-thinking research and relevant data on public opinion and consumer markets.

Click here to view the full report: http://bit.ly/2pT7o5X

2 Years Blogging and Still Counting, Celebrate Temilade Badmus of Gimmehear.com

Happy 2 years anniversary to C.E.O GIMMEHEAR.COM

In our Interview with TÈMILADE BADMUS, the C.E.O GIMMEHEAR.COM we asked her few questions on her achievement so far… 

What’s your full name?

I’m Badmus Temiloluwa a Bolaji.

Where do you hail from?

I’m from osun state, Ire, Boripe. Nigeria.

OK., so tell us about you briefly? 

I’m a talent blogger, a youth activist and a student of food science by profession. I love writing, I have written close to six hundred articles in the past two years. I’m from a family of five. I’m the middle born.

Most of which majorly are a thousand and five hundred words. So I can say I have written close to a million words article for the past two years, which is aside my school work.

When did you start blogging?

I started blogging after my first semester exam during my 100level days.

What was your motive towards blogging?

I love writing. But my major push was a heart break I got from someone I loved so much. Since I love writing talent and I’m good at it I decided to open a blogger.
My dad would say if you need to know what a person values most check what they photograph.

So, how where you able to manage your blogging skills with your school life?

Well, It has not being easy but I keep moving because God has being my strength.

Did you have any defect during this time of blogging? 

A lot of defect. For example some people will meet me to hype songs and stuff for them and they want it done for free, forgetting I pay for hosting and several other services to run the blog.

I just get blunt and I’m off to my business. I don’t get hosting for free you know.

Talk about your relationship?

Well, I’m in a relationship, Yeah. He owns Gbetu TV in Lagos . He is a blogger also.

How long have you guys been together?

It is being a while but almost forever.

Any ups and downs in this current relationship?

Well… There’s a lot. He is always busy and I’m always busy but we try so much to make sure we create the time to be around each other.

Talk about your social life;

Apart from blogging, I think I might actually be a boring person. I don’t go out much and I don’t really likes hanging around with people that much. I love my privacy.

Can you explain why you choose to leave a privacy life?

Because I feel giving people too much access to oneself causes much headache at times.

Talk about the benefits of blogging to you;

Blogging has made me stronger and better. I write more and it has actually taken me to a lot of places and I’m still hopefuls I will get to more higher grounds.

How has blogging affected you? 

I think it has affected my studies a bit, but I’m hoping to get better soon.

Encourage young writers;

To a lot of writers out there, I know how hard writting could be, but I need you to trust me that you will definitely get heard if you are persistent and patient.

Tell the people what they expect to see sooner;

I know you all belong to high places and we will surely meet there.

Conclusion

I am really grateful to everyone who has visited gimmehear.com
And I want to say thank you
To campusilt.com
Thanks for the opportunity to get featured.

2 Years Blogging and Still Counting, Celebrate Temilade Badmus of Gimmehear.com

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