Unilag Masters/PG Degree Questions and Answers 2012: Post Graduate Sample Questions

Here are some of the past English questions for your perusal. I posted some Maths questions before if you didnt see it, check it out below.

PG MATHS QUESTIONS

From each numbered list, choose the word or expression which will complete the corresponding sentence correctly

1. ‘The answer to this sum is wrong. You ------- a mistake
a. must 8make b. must have made c. can have made
d. may have made  

2. ‘When you are ready, you ------- go’
a. may b. can’t c. ought not to d. would

3. ‘I wonder where Okeke is. He -------- by now’.
a. ought to arrive b. ought to have arrived c. must arrive
d. can’t have arrived

4. ‘Hurry up, it’s time to go’, ‘Surely, it
a. can’t be b/ must be c. mustn’t be d. can be

5. Bridget: I’ll have to go, now, Ada: Surely you ------- go yet’
a. mustn’t b. need to c. don’t need to d. have go to

6. Musa: ‘Where’s Aliu?’
Hassan: ‘He’s not here.  He ------- early’.
a. must have to leave b. must leave c. had left d. must have left

7. Lanre: I wish you would drive more carefully, Yemi.  You ------- someone just then
a. might have to wait b. had to wait c. could have waited
d. must have waited

WORD AND OPPOSITE

Each question below consists of a word in capital letters, followed by four lettered-words or phrases. Choose the word or phrase that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in capital letters. Since some of the questions require you to distinguish fine shades of meaning, consider all the choices before deciding which is best.

8. HESITATE (a) dishearten  (b) reprove (c) decide (d) signify
22. STAMINA (a) lack of stability (b) lack of endurance
(c) lack of restraint (d) sudden disturbance
9 BUSTLE (a) repair (b) cooperate fully (c) move slowly
(d) speak clearly
10. PRODIGIOUS (a) intellectual   (b) adult (c) microscope
(d) intense
10. SPECIOUS (a) typical (b) narrow (c) golden (d) tenseness
(d) insignificance



Choose the most appropriate meaning to each of the underlined idiomatic expressions from the options provided.


11. His unannounced departure from Nigeria was a bolt from the blue
(a)  unwelcome (b) derelict (c) interesting (d) sudden

12. The new trade figures appear to be a shot in the arm.
(a) a precedence (b) an impetus (c) topsy-turvy (d) solvent

13. The president is going from state to state stirring his sturnpts
(a) organising his campaign
(b) interrogating some party offenders
(c) canvassing with members of his constituency
(d) seeking support of his followers

There are many sessions you need to read to get the various angles to tackle this exam.
Surely you will make it.

Remember you can still download  your FULL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FOR YOUR CHOSEN COURSE HERE

There is no more time to waste.

All the best.

Masters degrees In Nigeria Universities: FG approves 51 universities to offer post graduate studies

Masters Degrees In  Nigeria Universities
This just came out of the wires. The News are abuzz with it. What are the criteria for making this decisions?
Many questions left unanswered.

Read the cut below...


The federal government has approved a total of 51universities to offer postgraduate programmes in the country.

Minister of Education, Professor Ruqayyatu Rufai announced this during the presentation and distribution of the stipulated benchmark by the National Universities Commision in Abuja.

Issuing a minimum academic benchmark, the minister warned all universities offering post-graduate programmes across the country to strictly adhere to it or face stiff sanctions.

Professor Ruqayattu Rufai also disclosed that an accreditation process for universities qualified to offer postgraduate programmes will soon commence.

According to the executive secretary of the National Universities Commission, Professsor Julius Okogie, the postgraduate benchmark minimum academic standards ,will not only address the shortfalls in the numbers of lecturers required for postgraduate programmes but will also help postgraduate education in Nigeria meet the demands in the global market.

Matter Arising:

1.Many people believe to do masters, you need to go abroad. Good. What about those that cannot afford it
or they have business or other things they must attend to here, what should they do?

2. Government have not funded education properly in this country so how do they want it to succeed?
This is a big angle to look at this critically.

3. The quality fo the undergraduate are no where to write home about, so many feel this is a welcome development. However,  how do we solve this problem? Our future advancement depends on our graduates furtherance studies to make creative discoveries and  advancement common.

4. There are those who feel the Private uiversities are the primary victims of these low standard PG programs? I partly agree.
 Many of our Private Universities are not yet structured to run Postgraduate programs properly, yet many have commence such ventures, its more like a business venture these days.

5. Competition will become stiff. From the list of those who are approved. there will be high competition and also fees for such will escalate.

what happen to education for the masses in our country?
I hope the way we are going we  wont create a big problem in our hands- If it does not exist already.

What do you think?

Share your thoughts below.

TOP Ten Young African Millionaires To Watch 2012/2013

Two Nigerians made the list of the top ten African Millionaires to watch.
They are under 32years of age. Jason Njoku of Iroko TV and Ladi Delano, Founder and CEO, Bakrie Delano Africa This is very inspiring. read their stories and make make up your mind that your name will soon be among them.

If you noticed there is no female. Can you be the first?

Work it out. Enjoy reading... Linda Ikeji call them Young money. lolz.

Jason Njoku, Nigerian

Age: 31
Founder & CEO Iroko TV
The maverick Nigerian Internet entrepreneur is founder of Iroko TV, the world’s largest digital distributor of African movies. Iroko TV has been dubbed the ‘Netflix of Africa’. Earlier this year, Iroko TV raised $8 million in venture capital from Tiger Global Management, a New York-based private equity and hedge fund run by billionaire Chase Coleman. IrokoTV enjoys lucrative content distribution deals with Dailymotion, iTunes, Amazon and Vimeo. Njoku is unwilling to divulge figures, but analysts believe IrokoTV could be worth as much as $30 million. Njoku is the company’s largest individual shareholder.

Mark Shuttleworth, South African

Age: 38
Founder, Knife Capital
When Shuttleworth was 22, he founded Thawte, a digital certificate and internet security company which he sold to VeriSign for $575 million in 1999, when he was 26. Shuttleworth used a fraction of his proceeds to start HBD Capital (now called Knife Capital), a Cape Town-based emerging markets investment fund. HBD has made a series of successful exits including Fundamo, a mobile financial services company which was acquired byVisa for $110 million in 2011; and csense, which was acquired by GE Intelligent Platforms the same year.  Shuttleworth also founded and funds Ubuntu, a computer operating system which he distributes as free open source software. Shuttleworth has a net worth north of $500 million.

Ashish Thakkar, Ugandan

Age: 29
Co-Founder and CEO, Mara Group
Thakkar, 29 is a co-founder and CEO of Mara Group – a Ugandan conglomerate with tentacles in financial services, hotels, renewable energy, technology and manufacturing. Annual revenues are approximately $100 million and the group has an active presence in 16 countries on four continents. Devoted philanthropist: Through his Mara Foundation, Thakkar provides mentorship and seed funding to young East African entrepreneurs. Also funds Next Generation Schools, an independent charity focused on improving education quality in disadvantaged secondary schools in Uganda. The Mara Group recently signed a $300 million deal with the Tanzanian government to develop a 3.5 million square foot state of the art mini-city.

Ladi Delano, Nigerian

Age: 30
Founder and CEO, Bakrie Delano Africa
The jet-setting Nigerian serial entrepreneur made his first millions as a liquor entrepreneur while living in China. In 2004, at age 22, he founded Solidarnosc Asia, a Chinese alcoholic beverage company that made Solid XS, a premium brand of vodka. Solid XS went on to achieve over 50% market share in China and was distributed across over 30 cities in China, and pulled in $20 million in annual revenue. Delano subsequently sold the company to a rival liquor company for over $15 million and ploughed his funds into his next venture-The Delano Reid Group, a real estate investment holding company focused on mainland China.  Today, Delano is the co-founder
and Chief Executive Officer of Bakrie Delano Africa(BDA) – a $1 billion joint venture with the $15 billion (market cap) Bakrie Group of Indonesia. Bakrie Delano Africa serves as the investment partner of the Bakrie Group in Nigeria. The Indonesian conglomerate has provided over $900 million worth of funds to invest in Nigeria and Bakrie Delano Africa is responsible for identifying investment opportunities in mining, agriculture and oil & gas and executing them.

Justin Stanford, South African

Age: 28
Founder & CEO, 4Di Group
South African-born Stanford is a software entrepreneur and venture capitalist. After dropping out off high school, Stanford set out to launch an internet security company which flopped.  When he came across ESET, a Slovakian anti-virus software package, he negotiated with its manufacturers and cornered the exclusive, lucrative Southern African distribution for the product. Today, Stanford’s ESET Southern Africa operates the ESET brand in the region and sells ESET’s range of internet security products in about 20 sub-Saharan countries, leveraging on an extremely successful internet business platform and digital distribution model for online software sales and service. Today, Stanford’s ESET brand records over $10 million in annual turnover and controls 5% of the anti-virus market in Southern Africa. Stanford is also the founding partner of 4Di Capital, a Cape Town-based venture capital fund. Stanford is also a co-founder of the Silicon Cape Initiative, a non-profit movement that aims to turn the Cape into Africa’s own Silicon Valley.

Magatte Wade, Senegalese

Age: 36
Founder, Adina World Beat Beverages & Tiossan
In 2004 Magatte Wade founded Adina World Beat Beverages, a San Franciscobeverage company that manufactures coffee, tea and fruit juices using traditional beverage recipes across Africa and organic ingredients sourced from smallholder farmers in Africa and Asia. Within five years of launching, Adina raised over $30 million in venture capital from institutional investors and the products began being sold by Whole Foods and United Natural Foods. Magatte stepped down from her position as CEO to grow her second company,Tiossan, a manufacturer of luxury skin care products based on indigenous Senegalese recipes.

Mike Macharia, Kenyan

Age: 36
Founder & CEO, Seven Seas Technologies
When he was 25, Macharia, a Kenyan national, founded Seven Seas Technology, now easily East Africa’s most reputable IT services firm.  The $50 million (annual sales) company is a leading provider of integrated business and technology solutions across Africa in the telecom, financial, Real Estate, service industry and government. Seven Seas is gearing up to get listed on the Nairobi Stock Exchange next year.

Vinny Lingham, South African

Age: 33
Founder, Yola Inc
Lingham, a South African national, is the founder ofYola Inc, a San Francisco-based Web 2.0 outfit that provides free website building, publishing and hosting services to over 3 million active users across the globe. Yola has attracted over $30 million in venture capital financing from institutional investors such asColumbus Venture Capital, a subsidiary of South African billionaire Johann Rupert’s Richemont Group. Prior to Yola, Lingham foundedClick2Customers, a hugely successful search engine marketing company with offices in London, Cape Town, and Los Angeles.  Click2Customers rakes in about $100 million in annual revenues. Lingham is a co-founder of the Silicon Cape Initiative along with fellow South African entrepreneur Justin Stanford.

Kamal Budhabatti, Kenyan

Age: 36
CEO, Craft Silicon
Kamal is the founder and CEO of Craft Silicon, a $50 million (market value) Kenyan software company which provides software in core banking, microfinance, mobile, switch solutions and electronic payments for over 200 institutional clients in 40 countries spread across four continents.

Yolanda Cuba, South African

Age: 35
Executive Director, South African Breweries
When Yolanda Cuba was 29 she was appointed CEO of Mvelaphanda Holdings, a Johannesburg Stock Exchange-listed investment holding company. She was awarded stock options worth over $10 million which she exercised before stepping down as CEO last year. She subsequently took up a job as an Executive Director at South African Breweries.  Cuba still serves on the boards of South African blue chips such as Steinhoff International Holdings and Absa Group.

Source

EDUCATION NEWS: Nigeria Tops Examination Malpractice Index

These statistics are they very real? One may wonder how they compute these.
But to be serious, the Nigerian corruption has shown the education sector no mercy.
what else do we expect?

Read the details below.... 


The Director General National Orientation Agency (NOA) Mr. Mike Omeri on Tuesday said that Nigeria has been ranked number one in the world’s examination malpractice index. Speaking in Lokoja during the   launch of campaign to raise integrity standard in the nation’s educational system organized by the NOA in collaboration with Exam Ethics Marshals International, he said the situation has led to the production of half baked graduates and collapse of the education sector. According to him, report on examination malpractice in the country contains very disturbing information as it puts the average annual examination malpractice index at 12 per cent.

“In May/June school certificate examination conducted by NECO, a total of 615, 010 cases of malpractice were recorded while 439,529 were recorded in the 2011 examination. The phenomenon has graduated into a highly complex and organized crime perpetuated by private and community owned schools,” he said.

Earlier, the Chief Executive Secretary of the National University Commission, Prof. Julius Okogie, said handwork, value and integrity have been eroded in the nation’s educational system, lamenting that emphasis is being placed on paper qualification instead of productivity.

Prof. Okogie, who was represented by Prof.  Nancy Abey, blamed parents and teachers for the trend. Governor Idris Wada in speech assured that he would work hard to eliminate examination malpractice in Kogi State, but pointed out that it requires concerted efforts from all stakeholders.

UNILAG POST UMTE 2012 LIVE QUESTIONS PART II (ENGLISH-MATHS-GENERAL PAPER)

Here are some questions for the Current Unilag Post UTME 2012/2013 ongoing examinations  that you can use, for those who need to do their exams later
.
These are questions that students did from Monday to friday (July 9th- july 13th)

The first part is here

English questions

choose the word or group of words that is most nearly opposite in meaning
1.In this argument, Folu was my SUPoRTER, even though he is often my in other matter.
a) opponent
b) ally
c) opposition
d) proposer
e) opposite

2.People who are normally often turn out to be DAUNTLESS heros in the face of real danger.
a) unsteady
b) colourless
c) cowardly
d) bashful
e) unfriendly

choose the word or group of words that is most nearly opposite in meaning

3.In this argument, Folu was my supporter, even though he is often my in other matter.

a) opponent
b) ally
c) opposition
d) proposer
e) opposite


4.People who are normally often turn out to be dauntless heros in the face of real danger.
a) unsteady
b) colourless
c) cowardly
d) bashful
e) unfriendly

choose the word or group of words that is most nearly opposite in meaning

5.In this argument, Folu was my supporter, even though he is often my in other matter.

a) opponent
b) ally
c) opposition
d) proposer
e) opposite

6.People who are normally often turn out to be dauntless heros in the face of real danger.

a) unsteady
b) colourless
c) cowardly
d) bashful
e) unfriendly

Others


7. The peace meeting _______ as they couldn't come to an agreement.
(a)broke down(b)broke up (c)broke through (d)broke of

8. This is _____shop
(a)john's and elizabeth's (b)john and elizabeth's (c)john's and elizabeth (d)john and Elizabeth

9. Mr and Mrs Patel ______ a picnic
(a)is planning (b)are planing (c)are planning (d)is planing

10. The greek story about gods living in olympus is just a ____
(a)legend  (b)Myth  (c)fable d) Story

Maths

Q. 2^(2x + 1) - 15^(2x)= 8
Q.The sum of the first two terms in an arithmetic progression is 8 and the 10th term is 38,
what is the sum nf the 7th and 8th term?
answer should be 56

GENERAL PAPER

Q. Margret Thatcher became the 1st women prime minister when........
A. 1991
B. 1986
C. 1978
D. 1900

Q. ........ is when a woman is married to many husband
A. Polyandry
B. Monogamy
C. Polygamy
D. Aristocracy

Q. Cutlass and Axe are referred to as .......
A. Cultural tools
B. Primitive tools
C. Production tools
D. Cutting tools

Q. War of roses in Europe is...
A. In England
B. Between Spain nd France
C. Anglo

Q. When was Ernest Shonekan made the interim president
A. 1991
B. 1992
C. 1993
D. 1998

Q. Whch is the 1st University in Nigeria
A. University of Nigeria Nsukka
B. University of Lagos
C. University of Ibadan
D. University of Benin

Q. Whch country will host 2012 olympic
A. France
B. Spain
C. USA
D. UK


Q. The first trade fair in nigeria was when

Q.uthman dan fodio was declared al ulamin by his followers where

Q.how many bones are there in the human body

Q.which is the fastest animal on two legs,ans-ostrich

Q.Federalism was introduced to nigeria in what year

Q. Ernest shonekan was interim president in what year

Q. Abiola declared himself as president in what year

Q.the pre-independence leaders of nigeria were,
Ans-Herbert Macauley, Awolowo, Ahmadu Bello, Azikwe

Q.How many lines does a sonnet have?



Areas to concentrate In Mathematics are mostly  

• bearing,
• area of circumference,
• arithmetic progression,
• inequalities
• Latitude and longitude
• Surds and indices

There have been mass lamentations about the Mathematics while almost 99.9 percent while very glad about the English. The best advise to give is to  finish writing the  English and General Paper first before the maths.

Wishing you all the best.

You can ask your questions below. If you have done the exams share some of the questions below for others to benefit.

Thanks.

UNILAG POST UMTE 2012 LIVE QUESTIONS (ENGLISH-MATHS-GENERAL PAPER)- Results out

Here are some questions for the Current Unilag Post UTME 2012/2013 ongoing examinations  that you can use, for those who need to do their exams later.

UPDATE JULY 18

UNILAG 2012 RESULT CHECK HERE

These are questions that students did from Monday to friday (July 9th- july 13th)

1) When was the UN Founded or established?
2) When was the first railway construction in Nigeria started?
3) Rationalize this : 1/(root2 - root5)
4) Where in the body is filtration of blood taken place?
5) In which part of the body is maximum absorption of food taken place?
6) Which part of the body is the strongest?
 A)tout enamel b)ribs c)femur d)thigh
7) There were 50 athletes,if 28 play volleyball and 24 play rugby,2
play both rugby and volleyball,ow many played neither of the two
sports?....
8) What year did the brazillian slaves came in to nigeria.
9) what year did they amalgate the northern propectorate
10) what year did ibrahim babaginda protest as a civilian president.

General Paper

1. The cold war ended in what year?

2. Who led the jihad to nupe

3. The Secretary of the United Nations is?

4. What is Communism?

5. The state government has the monopoly over?
 A. power B. Unity C. Violence D. Peace

6. What Language is spoken by white South Africans?
A. English
B. Dutch
C. Afrikaans
D.Portuguese
7. Northern protectorate was founded in
8. Who developed d theory of evolution
9. The 2nd largest country in terms of land area
10. Functions of antibiotics
11. How many red blood cells are in a human body
12. Largest city in d world
13. John can sing very well,__ he?

Check for part II here.

UNILAG DATES OF QUALIFYING EXAMINATIONS/INTERVIEWS FOR ADMISSION TO POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES (2012/2013 ACADEMIC SESSION)

Wednesday, August 1, 2012:

All Sandwich Programmes and PGDE Postgraduate Diploma in Education (F/T)

Thursday, August 2, 2012

M.Sc. & PGD Chemical Engineering

M.Sc. Elect/Elect. Engineering

M.Sc. & PGD Civil Engineering

M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering

PGD  & M.Sc. Surveying & Geoinformatics

M.Sc. Systems Engineering

Master of Geoinformatics

Master of Process Engineering (MPE)

PGD & M.Sc. Metallurgical & Material Engineering



Friday, August 3, 2012

M.Ed. Adult Education

M.Ed. Educational Foundations

M.Ed. Educational Administration & Planning

PGD Educational Administration and Planning

M.Ed. Human Kinetics & Health Education

PGD Guidance and Counselling

M.Ed. Arts & Social Science Education

M.Ed. Science & Technology Education


Saturday August 4, 2012: 
Master in Public and International Affairs (MPIA)


Monday, August 6, 2012

PGD Finance and M.Sc. Finance

Masters in Development Finance (MDF)

M.Sc. Accounting and PGD Accounting

M.Sc. Industrial Relations & Personnel Management (IRPM)

Master of Industrial & Labour Relations

M.Sc. Actuarial Science

M.Sc. Risk Management & Insurance

M.Sc. Insurance

Masters in Employment & Labour Studies (MELS)


Tuesday, August 7, 2012

M.Sc. Physics

PGD Applied Geophysics

Masters of Applied Geosciences

M.Sc. Applied Geophysics

M.Sc. Geology

M.Sc. Cell Biology & Genetics

M.Sc. Botany

M.Sc. Microbiology

M.Sc. Marine Sciences

M.Sc. Fisheries

M.Sc. Chemistry, Analytical & Environmental Chemistry

PGD Environmental Management

Master of Environmental Management (MEM)

M.Sc. & PGD Computer Science, Master of Information Technology (MIT)

M.Sc. Environmental Toxicology & Pollution Management,

M.Sc. Parasitology & Bioinformatics

M.Sc. Natural Resources & conservation

Master of Aquatic Resource & Pollution Management

M.Sc. and PGD Mathematics/Statistics


 Wednesday, August 8, 2012

M.Sc. Psychology & Masters in Managerial Psychology (MMP)

M.Sc. Political Science & Occasional

Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.)

M.Sc. Geography

M.Sc. Sociology

M.Sc. & P.G.D Mass Communication

Master of Geographic Information System (MGIS) - P/T

Master in Transport Management and Planning   (MTMP)

M.Sc. & PGD Economics

Master of Criminology


Thursday, August 9, 2012

M.Sc. Marketing;
M.Sc. Management;
M.Sc. Operations Research and
M.Sc. Production Management & Organizational Behaviour




Friday, August 10, 2012

M.Sc. Anatomy

M.Sc. Pharmacology

Biochemistry

Master in Public Health (MPH) & M.Sc. Public Health

M.Sc. Haematology & Blood Transfusion

M.Sc. Clinical Pathology

M.Sc. Medical Physics

M.Sc. Pharmaceutical Chemistry

M.Sc. Medical Microbiology & Parasitology

M.Pharm. Master of Pharmacy

M.Sc. Pharmacognosy

M.Sc. Pharm. & Pharm. Technology

M.Sc. Physiology

PGD Anaesthesia

M.Sc. Physiotherapy

PGD & M.Sc. Biomedical Engineering (F/T)


Saturday, August 11, 2012:  
MBA P/T, F/T and Executive


Monday, August 13, 2012

PGD & M.A. Theatre Arts, Visual Arts and Music.

M.A. French, MTI, MTFFL

M.A. Igbo, Yoruba

M.A. History & Strategic Studies

Master of Diplomacy & Strategic Studies (MDSS)

PGD & M.A. Philosophy

PGD & M.A. English


Tuesday, August 14, 2012

M.Sc. Construction   Management/Construction Technology

Master of Project Management (MPM)

Master of Architecture (M.Arch.)

P.G.D.E.D & Master of Environmental Design

M.Sc. Estate Management

Master in Landscape Architecture

M.Sc. Urban & Regional Planning

Master in Urban & Regional Planning (MURP)

Master in Urban Design

Master of Facilities Management (MFM)

PGD Building Services



Wednesday, August 15, 2012: 
Masters in International Law and Diplomacy (MILD) and LL.M

NB:  F.T. = Full-Time, P.T. = Part-Time, S = Sandwich

Study in India 2012 Scholarship Application

 Announcement officially marking the commencement of application for the 2012 round of the OERL study in India scholarships for interested Nigerians students was made yesterday.

This scholarship, worth $63,000 will be awarded to 64 Nigerian students who wish to commence their undergraduate courses in either of Saint Francis De-Sale College (Affiliated to University of Bangalore), India or the Meenakshi Institute of Technology, Bangalore (Affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum by August, 2012.

Qualification for this scholarship will be determined by a written scholarship test/examination to be conducted on July 26th in three Cities-Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt. All conducts of the examination is to be carried out by the NABTEB Integrated Services Limited, a consultancy arm of National Business & Technical Examination Board (NABTEB) in three zones of Nigeria (The West -Lagos, North -Abuja, and East -Port Harcourt).

Application for this scholarship is totally handled by Myschoolcomm Services Nigeria, who will submit list and details of all applicants to the examination board by July 24th, 2012 after which the entrance examination will come two days after-26th July as stated above.

All details including courses available, eligibility, number of scholarships, categories and courses, place of study, cost of application which covers (examination materials, examination centers, Study in India orientation and seminar) and duration of courses are available in here at:

Message for publishers, news papers, and bloggers

The OERL 2012 $63,000 scholarship application process is officially handled by Myschoolcomm Services Nigeria. All links leading to the application form should be directed.
This information is as important as the interest to applying for this scholarship.

All information required for this application has been properly provided in the application page

Unilag Masters 2014: Sample Unilag Post Graduate/Masters Maths Questions--2014/2015

Sample Unilag Post Graduate & Masters Maths Questions--2014/2015

Most of Unilag exams are centered on the basic foundation, which is english and mathematics.

Except for few disciplines these are compulsory for majority of courses.

Here are some questions from past years for Mathematics you could use to practice.

1. over the soccer season 30 percent of the players on a team scored goals.
What is the ratio of players on the team who scored goals to those who did not?
A. 3 to 10
B. 1 to 3
C. 3 to 7
D. 1 to 1
E. 3 to 1

2. If 10 persons meet at a reunion and each person shakes hands exactly once with each other. What is the total number of handshakes?
A. 10.9.8.7.6.5.4.3.2.1
B. 10.10
C. 10.9
D. 45
E. 36

3. if 3 is the greatest common divisor of positive integers r and s, what is the greatest common divisor of 2r and 2s?
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 6
E. 12

4. Today Ken is three times old as Pat. In 13 years, Ken will be one year less than twice as old as Pat will be then. How many years Old will Ken today?
A. 12
B. 33
C. 36
D. 42
E. 49

5. Eight student went on a class trip. If there were 14 more boys than girls on the trip how many girls were on the trip?
A. 26
B. 33
C. 40
D. 42
E. 49

6. If 200 inches of rainfall were expected to fall during all of 1998, what percent of the expected yearly rainfall was reached during this 30-day period?
A. 56%
B. 42%
C. 28%
D. 14%
E. 7%

7.what is the greatest number of region into which an equilateral triangle can be divided using exactly three straight lines?
A. 4
B. 6
C. 7
D. 8
E. 9

If you cant buy the past questions for your course, you can try and find similar
questions to practice, but the truth is that you need to practice to make it without
stress.

Most Post Graduate students dont take their entrance exams serious, I understand the work pressure. But the stakes are higher now than ever.

Anything worth doing at all is worth doing well.
Think about it which is better?
You Take out N2k now and buy your pastquestions and then read maybe 1hr daily your past question to have a feel of the type of problem to expect

OR

You start begging some lecturer or secretary to help you process admission even after paying N50-N100K.

You wont appreciate what I just said until you get there.

My candid advise - read very well.

I will send you more questions as the days go bye.
Always come around to check

Remeber you can still get your Past questions from the link below.

http://careerplusonline.net/unilagpostgraduatepastquestionsanswers

Thank you.

Dan

How to Master Mathematics for Post UTME and Post Graduate Exams 2012/2013

I was very good in English but awful  in maths?  so I applied some tricks which made me

a master in mathematics.

Let me show u how I did it quickly, its an old trick.

Ready?

On your Marks... Get set....Go

1. Check out the principle behind the question.

2. Master the principle

3. Try to solve 5 -10 variations of the questions under that principle

4. Repeat

5. e.g 2+2=4 this has to do with the principle of addition.

 so I learn that principle and try to solve more questions like the ones above.

 3+3=

 4+4=

 But I now use other variations

 2+10=

 23+48=

 If I master this I have master addition principle then I combine it with other

principles, like subtraction and the likes.

 Then I move to another one. That is how to master mathematics. you dont read maths

 you study math, find the principle and master it- it becomes a piece of cake.

 Have you wondered why science students seems to love Maths?

 Because they are used to working with principles and observations.

 So you too, take any past question, find out the principle by question and master it.

 Principles like:

 1. factorization

 2. differenciation

 2. probability

 4. real numbers

 5. word count etc

Send in your comments and questions below, will appreciate it.

UNILAG POST UTME 2012 LIVE QUESTIONS ASKED JUNE 9TH-RESULTS OUT

We gather that there are 40 questions in all for 30 mins I heard it was 15 maths, 15 eng and 10 current affairs/general paper

UPDATE JULY 18

UNILAG 2012 RESULT CHECK HERE


Some questions That came out in the general paper.
1.when was the first world war?
2.who is the secetary general of United Nation and so on.
3 lagos become a crown colony in what year .
4 which country was not colonise in african
5 the 2012 olympic game who be hosted by which country
6 the federal capital was move to abuja in what year
7 who is the current chairman of ecowas.
8 who invented telephone
9 aba woman riot was in what year
10 who is the governor of Benue state.

For Maths learnt that Variation and Factorization came out.

Most people complained of the Maths, that it was tough -that is the usual cry.

As for you hope u have conquer that mountain.

MATERIALS ALLOWED ARE:
1. Your pencils nd
2. your post jamb slip.

Note that no calculator is allowed and g.s.m phones.

Keep checking will get back to u all.

All the best.

If you have more questions that was asked please write it below.

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Federal University Otuoke-FUOTUOKE Post UTME Result for 1st Choice Released

 Federal University Otuoke held its PUTME on Thursday 28th and Friday 29th June 2012 at the Community Secondary School, Otuoke. The examination which had 1044 candidates in attendance kicked off by 11am and was preceded by a biometric screening exercise on both days. The results are now available at www.fuotuoke.ac.

These prospective students were those who scored at least 180 marks out of 400 in JAMB's UTME and also chose the Federal University Otuoke as their first choice school in various departments under the Faculty of Sciences (288 candidates) and Faculty of Humanities, Social Sciences and Management (756 candidates).

The students admitted under this new exercise will be announced shortly. They will be added to the 414 students who were offered provisional admission in 2011/ 2012. All of them will commence academic work together.

Good luck.

Nnamdi Azikiwe University Result: Check UNIZIK 2012/2013 Post UTME Result here

 This is to officially inform you that the 2012/2013 post UTME result of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) Awka has been released.

In her bid to maintain her position as a strike-free university with the fastest academic calender in Nigeria, the school management has announced her readiness to complete the admission process in no time from now.

Result-checking is free and is free at my.unizik.edu.ng. Only candidate's JAMB registration number is required.

We will update you as soon as more event start rolling in from the school. Stay tuned with us, the UNIZIK admission list will be out any time from now.

Congratulations in advance,