Planning to join the Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU) community for the 2024/2025 session?
The Post UTME screening is your gateway, and with the right preparation, you can ace it! Here are some top tips to ensure you stand out:
Tip #1: Master the Minimums
Before diving in, ensure you meet the basic requirements. JABU demands a minimum UTME score for your chosen program.
Additionally, you’ll need at least 5 credit passes in your O’levels (WAEC/NECO/GCE) obtained within two sittings. Double-check the JABU website for any program-specific requirements.
Tip #2: Sharpen Your Aptitude
The Post UTME format often includes an aptitude test. Focus on brushing up on general problem-solving, analytical, and logical reasoning skills.
Practice sample questions available online or from past students to get a feel for the format.
Tip #3: Subject-Specific Savvy
While the aptitude test is crucial, don’t neglect subject-specific knowledge relevant to your chosen course. Revise key concepts from your O’levels syllabus to ensure a well-rounded performance.
Tip #4: Stay Informed, Stay Ahead
The application process, dates, and fees are subject to change. Regularly check the JABU website for official announcements and updates. Consider following their social media pages for additional insights.
Tip #5: Practice Makes Progress
Don’t underestimate the power of practice tests. Take mock exams available online or from preparatory materials to familiarize yourself with the exam format, time constraints, and question styles.
The screening might involve an interview. Research JABU’s mission, values, and current academic programs. Prepare insightful questions about the university and your chosen course, showcasing your genuine interest.
