University of Ibadan-UI Post-UTME/Screening 2013/2014 for 1st Choice Begins - Full Details

SCREENING OF FIRST CHOICE MOST PREFERRED UTME CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION

1. The University of Ibadan, Ibadan, hereby requests all candidates who made the University their First Choice Most Preferred Institution in the 2013/2014 UTME and scored 200 and above, to submit their biodata and SSCE WAEC/NECO or equivalent certificate results ONLINE directly through http://admissions.ui.edu.ng on or before 7 July, 2013.

2. Candidates who are expecting the release of their 2013 ‘O’ level results CAN participate in the 2013/2014 Admissions Exercise by indicating their “Awaiting Result” status appropriately ONLINE. Such results must be uploaded immediately they are released. SSCE (or equivalent) results released after 31 August, 2013 will not be considered for the 2013/2014 Admissions Exercise.

3. Instructions:-

A (i) Candidates are to pay the sum of Two Thousand Naira Only (N2,000.00) into U.I Admission Processing Fee Account (See details below):

UI Admission Processing Fee Account Details:

Mainstreet Bank Plc, U.I. branch, Ibadan (Acct. No – 6000085286)

First Bank of Nigeria Plc, U.I branch, Ibadan (Acct. No – 2018156959)

University of Ibadan Micro-Finance Bank (Acct. No – 1050000027)

The teller should have full names of the candidate (SURNAME first) as in the UTME result slip preceeded by the JAMB Registration number, as the payee.

Name and JAMB Registration Number should be quoted in the depositor’s name at the point of payment (in bank). The following format could be adopted:

Jambregno/name or

e.g.

93145667FE/ABUBAKAR, TAIWO EJIKE

(ii) Consequent upon payment of the Processing fee of N2,000.00 at the banks, candidates are expected to submit their Teller numbers online. This should be done by logging-in on http://admissions.ui.edu.ng with the JAMB Registration number and submission of a valid e-mail address.

(iii) Candidates will retrieve username and PIN-number on the same web page, immediately after submission of bank teller details.

(iv) Candidates are then expected to log-in onto http://admissions.ui.edu.ng to submit their biodata and O’level results.

(v) Candidates should ensure that the on-line forms are carefully filled, following ALL necessary instructions, as “mistake(s)” may lead to disqualification.

B (i) Please fill the on-line forms in CAPITAL letters only.

(ii) Multiple submissions may lead to disqualification.

(iii) Candidates can return to the portal, up till 7 July2013 to edit/complete their previous entries or otherwise review and print their submissions. Please ensure that you click “FINAL SUBMISSION” before printing. Applicants should note that no further editing CAN be done after final submissions.

(iv) Kindly use functional e-mail addresses and telephone numbers to enable the University reach you in the course of the Admission exercise, whenever the need arises.

(v) Candidates are expected to upload their passport photographs and signatures. The image format for the passport and signature is JPEG and must not exceed 50kB. The photographs must be on white background showing both ears, without glasses.

(vi) An on-line help desk platform on http://admissions.ui.edu.ng/helpdesk will be available to handle all genuine enquiries.

(vii) Schedule:

Names of all applicants/ candidates for the Post-UTME exercise will be displayed on the University’s Website from 17 July, 2013. Electronic mails (e-mails) and SMS will be sent to ALL invited candidates.

4. Candidates should please note that it is only when an ‘O’ level result is deficient for a course of choice, that another deficient result may be presented to complement. Candidates presenting two ‘O’ level results (6 credits at 2 Sittings except College of Medicine and Pharmacy) should ensure that the comprehensive details of both results are submitted.

5. The deadline for submission of biodata / ‘O’ level results may not be extended. Any candidate whose data are not submitted within the stipulated time may not be considered 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 disqualified automatically and may be handed over to the Law Enforcement Agents.

7. Candidates are strongly advised to adhere strictly to the guidelines stipulated above for successful completion of the on-line submissions.

NOTE:

ALL candidates seeking admission in the University of Ibadan for the 2013/2014 academic session MUST be sixteen (16) years old or above by 1st October, 2013.

ONLY candidates who scored 200 and above in the 2013/2014 UTME, duly applied for the Post-UTME screening and logged on their data on the University admission portal will be invited for the Post-UTME screening exercise.

ALL candidates who chose University of Ibadan as their Second Most Preferred Institution should look out for information on the University website http://www.ui.edu.ng

DISCLAIMER

It has been brought to the attention of the University Management that some individuals have been soliciting registration of candidates for the 2013/2014 University of Ibadan Post-UTME examination on the under listed websites and blogs among other social media:

1. http://www.postume.com.ng/apply_for_update/?uni=University%20of20Ibadan%20Ibadan&id=81

2. http://www.topix.com/forum/world/nigeria/TS62D51LE16TJ00MV

The general public is hereby informed that the University does not have any relationship or connection with any of the above listed websites or blogs or any other social media.

The general public should also beware of fraudulent advertisements and solicitations such as the following:

“University of Ibadan admission status checks, and processing, call: *****724765”

“University of Ibadan Post Utme 2013/2014 forms is out call: *****829969”

For further enquiry add me on 2go@walexxyyy or whatsapp @ *****777929”

The University does not and will never appoint agents or third parties to act on its behalf for the purposes of admission into any of its academic programmes. Any individual who transacts purportedly with the University via any of the above mentioned websites, social media or contacts will be doing so to his or her disadvantage.

For information on admission into any of our academic programmes visit the University of Ibadan website http://www.ui.edu.ng or contact the Undergraduate Admissions Unit through any of these help lines: 08129732268 and 08115976795. These lines are open between the hours of 8.00 am and 4.00 pm weekdays.

Please also note that accessing the University of Ibadan website through any of the search engines may lead to redirection to other websites not associated with the University. Prospective candidates or applicants are therefore advised to access the University website http://www.ui.edu.ng directly.

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[POST UME 2013/2014] JAMB Official Cut-Off Marks 2013/2014 is out...

The Federal Government on Tuesday in Abuja approved cut-off marks for admission into tertiary institutions for the 2013/2014 academic session.

The Minister of Education, Ruqayyatu Rufa’i, announced that a minimum of 150 cut-off marks for Colleges of Education, Polytechnics and other non-degree-awarding institutions, while universities (State, Private and Federal), will accept a minimum of 180 cut-off benchmark.

With the release of this information, all is now set for institutions to begin releasing their Post-UTME information. Aspirants are advised to get their original study materials such as post-utme past questions for their schools of choice. You can order for it by clicking here

Rufa’i said this at the Fourth Combined Policy Meeting on Admission to Degree-Awarding Institutions, National Diploma (ND), Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) and National Innovation Diploma (NID) awarding institutions.

She said the meeting was to plan for the selection of qualified candidates into the nations tertiary institutions and also to restore confidence in the education system.

“I implore all stakeholders to follow the Federal Government’s guidelines on admission which stipulates a 70:30 Technology/Non-Technology ratio for ND programmes.

“Also, 60:40 Science/Arts ratio for Degree and Nigeria Certificate in Education programmes and also to observe the criteria on merit, catchments and educationally less developed states.

“In addition, we must not forget the carrying-capacity of our institutions as approved by the accrediting bodies,’’ she said.

According to her, the accreditation bodies are the National Universities Commission (NUC), National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) and National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE).

Rufa’i said in order to enhance the carrying capacities of the country’s institutions the ministry had undertaken continuous development and rehabilitation of infrastructure in the institutions of higher learning.

She, however, said the Tertiary Education Trust Fund had disbursed N256.4 billion over the past three years for diverse development activities in the institutions.

She said that at the polytechnic level all the 51 Federal and state and polytechnics had benefited from rehabilitation and upgrading of their laboratories to 21st century standards at a total of N15 billion.

She said that this had helped to enhance the teaching and learning process in the institutions.

She also said that work had also started on the construction of micro-teaching laboratories in our colleges of education.

The minister also said that all Federal Colleges of Education and one state College of Education per state would benefit from this, making a total of 58 institutions at a cost of N11.6 billion.

“I am pleased that these interventions continue to translate to expanded carrying capacity in our institutions.

“For this academic year, we expect carrying capacity to increase from 400,691 admitted last year to over 500,000.

“I urge all institutions to carefully examine their carrying capacities in relation to their expanding infrastructure. You must make sure that you fill the quota for each course.’’

She called on all institutions to adhere to the admission timetable as prepared by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB).

Rufa’i commended JAMB on the successful conduct of the 2013 UTME.

The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, said the meeting was to prepare grounds for needed capital development to engineer the Nigerian Technological growth that would be attained through quality and functional education of the citizens.

“Let me remind all the federal institutions that the ratio of 45:35:20 for merit, catchment and educationally less-developed states, respectively, is still in force and should be adhered to strictly to ensure national cohesion.

“All Nigerians must be given the opportunity to mix and educate freely in any part of the country.’’

Ojerinde also said the ratio of 40:40:20 for state-owned institutions must be strictly adhered to. (NAN)

With the release of this information, all is now set for institutions to begin releasing their Post-UTME information. Aspirants are advised to get their original study materials such as post-utme past questions for their schools of choice. You can order for it by clicking here 

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When will Unilag 2013|2014 Post Utme be Out for Sale

Unilag Post Utme is almost here. I know the intensity of students to just get done with these admsion issues.
But that is not how things work.

what I will say now is most important.

Have you prepared had for the exams? have you been reading? what is the use of getting the forms if you are not ready for the exams? so instead of running around for needless rumors about the sales of Unilag Post utme exams forms being out, settle down and read well.

If all is well, Unilag will release the form this month for sales and conduct the examinations later in July.
This is the trend over the years and this is not likely to change now.

The second semester has gone far, but students will soon start preparing for their examinations in August that period the post Utme exams would have been done. so I advise you relax and wait for it.

I advise do the following meanwhile:

1. prepare well by reading hard
2. finalize your course and faculty
3. Get a copy of Unilag last year cut-off marks to know what you need to score at least to make it
download it here
4. Get Unilag past questions and answers for your course here
5. Make some connections in the school, you may need it during admission.

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Unilag Students Protest High Cost of Living

It was all over the papers yesterday that the Students of the  University of Lagos are protesting the high cost of living on campus.


It was gathered that the peaceful protest started yesterday, as the students bemoaned the high cost of food and other basic items on campus, saying it is disheartening that students are paying higher for food and
other consumables than their prices outside campus.


The cost of making photocopies is also said to be too expensive for an academic environment.


According to a citizen reporter who seeks anonymity,”Imagine, we students are buying sachet water at N10 per sachet, Indomie super pack sold for N60 in town is N70 here, same as Indomie hungry man size, which is N100 everywhere except in my school where it goes for N110.


Also soft drinks in plastic bottles such as Viju, Fanta, Pepsi are sold for N120 per bottle instead of its supposed retail price of N100.


There is no time again the post utme forms will soon be out so you need to start preparation fast and get our secret information that will help you.


Give it a try and you will be glad you did.

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Unilag Msc Accouting past questions Online 2014

find some past questions for Unilag Msc Accounting for your practice. Get the full details in the link below.

Use the following information to answer questions 6 to 9.

Williams and Jacob are in partnership but there is no partnership agreement. The capital contributed are N60,000 and N40,000 respectively. Profit: for the year is N20.000. Interest on capital is 10%.
6. What is Williams’ share of profit?
(A) N12.000 (B) N10,000 (C) N8,000 (D) N5,000
7. What is Jacob’s share of profit?
A. N 10,000 {B) N8.000 (C) N5,000 (D) N4,000
8. If Williams introduces cash of N 10,000 by way of loan to the partnership, how much interest will he earn per annum on the loan?
A. N2,000 (B) N1,500 (C) N1,000 (D) N500
9. What is Williams’ interest on capital?
A. N10,000 (B) N7,000 \ (C) Nó,000 (D N4,000
10. ln a bonus issue of one new share for every four held, a holder of 100,000 shares will get additional shares of
A. 50,000 (B) 25,000 (C) 20,000 (D) 10,000
11. A partner who has full powers of participating in the conduct of a partnership business is a
A. general partner (B) Limited partner (C) Sleeping partner
D. Nominal partner.
12. The ratio which measures the solvency of a firm is the
A. quick ratio.
B. Gross profit over sales ratio.
C. Stock turnover ratio.
D. Debtors turnover ratio.
13. When goods are purchased on account, the accounting entries are
A.. debit Purchases Account; credit Supplier’s Account.
B. Credit Purchases Account; debit Supplier’s Account.
C. Credit Bank Account, debit Purchases Account.
D. Debit Bank Account, credit Purchases Account.
14. Closing stock was overstated. The effect is that
A. amount of goods available was understated.
B. cost of goods sold was overstated.
C. amount of sales returns was understated
D. gross profit was overstated.
Use the following information to answer questions 15 arid 16.
XYZ Enterprises bought ABC Enterprises by issuing 30,000 ordinary shares of ?1 each at a discount of 5%. The assets of ABC Enterprises are
Stock N18, 000
Debtors N11, 000
15. The purchase consideration was
A. N31, 500 (B) N30, 000 (C) 28, 500 (D) N28, 000
16. Capital reserve was
A. N1, 500 (B) Nl,000 (C) N500 (D) N150
17. The entries necessary for recording profit loading on goods sent to branch are
A. debit Branch Stock Account, credit Brar.ch Stock Adjustment Account.
B. Credit Branch Stock Adjustment Account, debit Goods Sent to Branch Account.
C. Debit Goods sent to Branch Account, credit Branch Stock Account.
D Debit Branch Stock Adjustment Account, credit Branch Stock ‘d
Account.


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UNILAG PG MBA PAST QUESTION 2014/2015 Online

For those who need past questions online to study for Unilag MBA examinations 2014/2015. Here is some sample you can make use of. Know that you can download full
questions and answers in the links provided below.

all the best.


MATHEMATICS

1. Calculate the mode for the following data set: 0.011, 0.01, 0.011, 0.01, 0.01,
0.011, 0.01, and 0.01
A. 0.011 B. 0.01 C. 0.0105 D. 0.011&0.1 E. No mode
2. The weights of 5 women are 60 kg, 62 kg, 65 kg. 68 kg and 79 kg. From which
of the following weights is the sum of the squared deviation minimum?.
A. 59kg B. 60kg C. 61kg D. 68kg E. 72kg
3. In how many ways can 3 Americans, 4 Frenchmen, 4 Danes and 2 Italians be
seated in a row so that those of the same nationality sit together?
A. 82944 B. 124000 C. 285888 D. 165888 E. 345000
4. A student is to answer 8 out of 10 questions in an examination. How many
choices have the students?
A. 1814400 B. 45 C. 135 D. 120 E. 90
5. A class contains 9 boys and 3 girls. In how many ways can a committee of 4
students be formed if the committee must contain at least one girl?
A. 369 B. 495 C. 252 D. 120 E. 240
6. A machine is used to paint a white line on a road. The operator estimates that he
has painted an area of 300m2. If the width of the line is 12cm, what length in
meters has he painted?
A. 25m B. 2500m C. 250m D. 2.5m E. None of the
above
7. A square and a rectangle have the same area. The length of the rectangle is 4/5
the side of the square, and its breadth 5cm shorter than the sides of the square.
What is the area of the square?
A. 400m2 B. 20m2 C. 200m2 D. 2m2 E. None of the above
8. Simplify 2x-x2 - 3x2 - x4
X x2
A. X(x-1) B. x(x-1)-1 C. x(x+1) D. x(x+1)-1 E. None of the above
9. In a room, the ratio of the length to breadth to height is 11:8:6. If the breadth is
12m, find the height.
A. 9m B. 16.5m C. 16.5m D. 90m E. None of the
above
10. A contract for laying 400m of drain pipe requires 24 men working for 20days.
What length of the pipe would be laid by 30men in 18 days?
A. 333.33m B. 33.33m C. 450m D. 45m E. None of the above

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ENGLISH

Fill in the missing gaps with the appropriate meaning in each of the following cloze passage:

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor was correct in expressing the need for the
nation to critically look at what to do with the huge level of idle funds in the banking and
other ___48____ system to ensure they are utilized in the power sector. This will
improve our global _____49___, by bringing the cost of production down and
encouraging higher capacity utilization and new ______50_____ deployment. This will,
in turn, increase the level of employment as a whole. However, the first issue is, where
are the _____51____ funds and what is limiting their utilization? The first thing we need
to deal with is the legal ______52____ for investment activities as it bears on the flow of
money from the local investment market to the sector, given its peculiarities. We need to
look at the law setting up the pension funds _____53______, the security and exchange
investment laws and the new sovereign wealth law. It is an emerging sector with
substantial ______54______ associated with new opportunities and investments. The
sector also has a _____55____ business outlook with the associated huge capital
expenditure and operating expenditure in its structure. The CBN itself possibly needs to
look at its single obligor and other limits on the lending activities to encourage banks to
get more daring with their involvement with the sector. A special issue of
_____56_____ dedicated to providing funding for the sector single buyer or the
______57_____ developers.
A B C D
48. Financial Building Educational Religious
49. System Finance Purpose Competitiveness
50. Capability Capacity Employment Schematic
51. Usable Monetary Idle Financial
52. Framework Presentation Show Demonstration
53. Tussle Posting Plan Schemes
54. Ilk Scheme Risk Evidence
55. Seat-driven Volume-driven Sector-driven Air-driven
56. Banks Holdings Stakes Bonds
57. Licensed Building Engineering Law
GENERAL PAPER
1. How many registered political parties are currently in Nigeria?
A. 50
B. 63
C. 45
D. 53
2. When was the wife of the acclaimed winner of the June 12, 1993 Presidential Election in
Nigeria killed?
A. 1996
B. 1997
C. 1995
D. 1998
3. One of the following options is in charge of state electoral affairs in each state of the Nigerian
Federation
A. Resident electoral officers
B. Electoral Commissioners
C. Returning officers
D. State chairmen
4. The winner of the investor’s Best Financial Reporting Company for 2011 was
A. United Bank for Africa
B. Zenith Bank Plc
C. First Bank of Nigeria Plc
D. Union Bank Plc
5. Oil was first discovered in Oloibiri in ……………………………..
A. River state
B. Delta state
C. Bayelsa state
D. Cross-River state
6. The firsts Nigerian constitutional conference was held in …………………………..
A. 1956
B. 1957
C. 1958
D. 1954
7. The current governor of Kebbi State is …………………………………..
A. Saidu Dakingari
B. Aliyu Wamakko
C. Yari Abubakar
D. Ibrahim Shema
8. The slogan for Zamfara state is…………………………………..
A. Home of peace and tourism
B. Home of peace
C. Home for all
D. Home of Agricultural products
9. The second republic governor for second term in Kwara state was……………………………….
A. Alhaji Adamu Atta
B. Alhaji Abubakar Saraki
C. Alhaji Shaaba Lafiagi
D. Chief Cornelius Adebayo
10. The member representative for Ekiti Central Federal Constituency 1
A. Ojo Oyetunde
B. Bamidele Faparusi
C. Opeyemi Bamidele
D. Bimbo Daramola

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JAMB Extends Change of Course/Institution for 2013 UTME till 7th June

Jamb has announced the extension of the JAMB change of course/institution for the 2013 UTME candidates until 7th June, 2013. Please note that there will be no further extension after this date.

All candidates who would still like to make a change in their 1st, 2nd, 3rd choice institutions, University, polytechnic and COE can now continue to apply.

let me know how I can help.


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Unilag Postgraduate 2014/2015: Course and Lectures Details

Someone asked this question and I decided to provide detailed answer to all those who are asking the same questions.


Question: "Pls I'll really love to find out info on M.Sc. Management"

1. The Quality and Delivery of the course.

Unilag pg is very competitive and stressful, but enjoyable if you have the time for lectures. As every other thing in Nigeria the courses are delivered via class work and assignment, projects and research.

There is more of learning to pass exams attitude than actually teaching for the marketplace.
 The standard is high but still purely academics.

You will be expected to do so many assignments and projects during each semesters.
Test and continuous assessment is part of the grading.

Another trend in Unilag PG I noticed is that almost all lecturers have a textbook, they used for their course written by them. So while the school prohibits the sales of handout, you have no choice but to buy the lecturers book, which usually varies from N1k-N3k.

Be ready to buy as least 4-5 of such books each semesters.

2. Learning mode: 

The Unilag PG is shared into part time and full time for some selected course MBA to be specific we have Executive.

Part time are usually during the evenings or weekend for some course and full time are expected to come to class during the day like normal undergraduates students.

Both have their challenges, pro and con

3.The overall course Duration:

For full time the duration is 18 months (about 3 semester)
For part time is 24 months for all courses (about 4 semesters)

4. The Fees for both.

Fees varies for full time and part time.

Full time fees rages from N60k-N80k for most course
PART TIME fees ranges from N100k-N400k
Executive is N1.2M

In Unilag MBA students pays the highest fees

see the post below for more details

http://naijahotjobs123.blogspot.com/2013/05/20-top-unilag-pgmasters-20132014.html

5. Past Questions. 

Past questions are available for all courses. you can get hard copies and e-copies
which you can download and read on your laptop and phones, which to me is more convenient, especially to burn Lagos traffic.

to download a copy of Unilag Pg past questions and answers click the lick below.

http://careerplusonline.net/unilagpostgraduatepastquestionsanswers

6. Exams Dates

All Examinations / Interviews will hold at the University of Lagos, Multipurpose Hall (Candidates are expected to be seated at 8a.m.) from

Wednesday, July 24, 2013 to Wednesday,  August 7, 2013

7. How to apply for Unilag Pg:

1. Log on to School of Postgraduate Studies website: www.unilagspgs.edu.ng , click the “2013/2014 Application” Link for full information on the Application Process.
2. Sale of Application Forms commences on Wednesday May 22, 2013 and ends on Wednesday, July 3, 2013 .
3. Completed Application Forms are to be submitted online not later than Wednesday, July 17, 2013 .
4. Application Form fee: N22, 500:00 (Twenty-Two Thousand, Five Hundred Naira only).
5. Payment can be made through any branch of the designated banks below:

a) ACCESS BANK Plc
b) ECOBANK Plc
c) FIRST BANK Plc
d) GUARANTY TRUST BANK Plc
e) UNION BANK Plc
f) UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA Plc
g) WEMA BANK Plc
h) ZENITH BANK Plc

8. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

An applicant for admission to a PG programme shall be:
1. A holder of an honours degree of this University or any other recognized Institution;

2. A person who holds other qualification(s) recognized by senate of the University of Lagos;

3. In addition to (i) and (ii) above, an applicant may be required, as a condition for admission, to undergo a selection process in the form of written and/or oral examinations.

All the best.

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Unilag Spgs Msc Finance Entrance Exam Materials Past Questions

M.sc Finance/M.B.F Qualifying Examinations 2010/2011

Instructions: Answers all questions, shade the correct answers to the questions and in the computer sheets provided. Write your number as your examination number and your course of study in the spaces provided in the computer sheet.

Time allowed: 60 minutes

1. A housewife intends to buy a deep freezer to perverse the perishable food items worth N38,000. She has N18,000 in a savings account paying 9% interest per annum. How long will she wait before realising her dream?
A. 8.28 years
B. 11.35 years
C. 9.00 years
D. 7.13 years

2. Obi is interested in knowing the present value of N1000 perpetuity to be received from his investment company if it is discounted at 12%. Determine the value?
A. N893.00
B. N8,333.00
C. N1,120.00
D. N880.00

3. Which of these should be ignored in the estimation of the relevant cash flows by a firm considering the replacement of its existing machine with a new one?
A. fixed overheads only
B. Last year's value of the old machine and fixed overheads
C. Current market value of the old machine
D. Losses in sales revenue as a result of replacing the old machine.


For Questions 4-5

A firm expects to make sales of N200,000 in January with sales rising by 2% per month (compounded) thereafter. Materials in the cost of goods sold are 30% of sales while materials are purchased one month ahead of their usage and are paid for on 60 days credit. The production cycle is very short and no stocks of finished goods are held. Debtors pay as follows.
20% cash with purchase no discount
40% on 1 months credit with a 3% discount immediate payment
Balance is paid 2 months experienced

Using the above information answers the questions that follow.

4. What are the budgeted cash payments in June (to the nearest N'000) for materials?
A. N62,000.00 B. N64.000.00 C. N65,000.00 D. N66.000

5. What are the budgeted cash receipts (to the nearest N'000) in June?
A. N198,500.00 B. N202.000.00 C. N202,100.00 D. N207.100

6. One of these is not an attribute of a limited liability company or corporation?
A. Ease of expansion due to access to large amount of capital
B. Longer life span
C. Ease of establishment
D. Limited liability for owners

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Top Tuition & Hidden Fees For Unilag Postgraduate Courses

UNILAG POSTGRADUATE FEES

COMPULSORY FEES BELOW:

N175k for ACCEPTANCE fees

N10k at PG School for PROSPECTUS

N40k for UTILITY Fees

N20k -  N50K DEPT Dues- it depends on your dept.

(OPTIONAL)

ACCOMMODATION FEES - N250,000

FACULTY OF ARTS

PGD Philosophy|Philosophy|3 Semesters|N135k

M.A TRANSLATION OF FRENCH doesn’t have PT, but FT=135K

M.A ENGLISH PT=175K AND FT=135K

FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

M.Sc Accounting|1 Sessions|N135k

PGD Accounting|1 Sessions|N135k

M.Sc Banking and Finance |N190k

Masters in Business Administration (Full-Time)|N190k

Masters in Business Administration (Part-Time)||N337k

M. Sc Actuarial Science|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Management|2 Semesters|N75,000.00 PT-150K

M.Sc Marketing|2 Semesters|N75,000.00, PT- 150K

M.Sc Operations Research|2 Semesters|N75,000.00, PT – 150K

M.Sc Production & operations Management|2 Semesters|N75,000.00, PT – 150K

M.Sc Organizational Behaviour|2 Semesters|N75,000.00, PT- 150K

M.Sc Finance|Finance|3 Semesters|N100,000.00

M.Sc Industrial and Labour Relations (MILR)|2 Sessions|N112,500.00 PT

IRPM – PT- N150K; FT N75k

Master of Development finance is N600,000 PER SESSION, ITS HAS 2 SESSIONS

M.SC Risk MGT & Insurance FT =75k,

MRM PT=200K PER SESSION

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

M.Ed Educational Administration & Planning|3 Semesters|N75,000.00

PGD Educational Administration &Planning - 3 Semesters|N60,000.00

M.Ed Comparative Education |4 Semesters|N60,000.00

M.Ed Measurement and Evaluation |4 Semesters|N60,000.00

M.Ed Educational Psychology - |4 Semesters|N60,000.00

M.Ed Sociology |4 Semesters|N60,000.00

B.Ed Degree in Early Childhood Education| 2 Semesters|N50,000.00

Course Materials N7,000.00

PGDE  FT fees N75,000

PGD Guidance n counselling-100k

Business Education full time and sandwich is N75,500

M.Ed. Measurement and Evaluation| tuition fee is N75,000| 5,000 dept. dues

PGD Education M.Ed. Sandwich-70k

M.Ed. Education Sandwich-70k

PGD Environmental Design-100k

PGD In Education-60k

PGD in ICT Policy-75k

Masters in ICT Policy-80k

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

Masters of Process Engineering (MPE)|2 Sessions|N150,000.00

Chemical Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

PGD Chemical Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Civil Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Structural Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Water Resources and Environmental Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Highway and Traffic Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Electrical/Electronic Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.Sc Mechanical Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

PGD Electrical/Electronic Engineering|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

Master of Geo-informatics|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

M.SC MET & MAT is FULL TIME,|1 Sessions|N75,000.00

PGD MET & MAT Engineering|2 Sessions|N75,000.00 PART-TIME

PGD Geo-informatics|1 Session plus one Semester for Project and fieldwork|N60,000.00

M.SC GEOLOGY= 150K (TUITION) AND 60K (FIELD WORK)

M.SC GEOPHYSICS = 90K (TUITION) AND 60K (FIELD WORK)

FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

Masters in Architecture|1 Sessions |N120,000.00

Master of Landscape Architecture|1 Sessions |N120,000.00

M.Sc Project Management|Building| 2 Sessions |N150,000.00

PGD Environmental Design|Estate Management|3 Semesters|N65,000.00

M.Sc Urban and Regional Planning|1 Sessions |N75,000.00

Masters of Facility Management-150k Per session

M.sc Construction Management- |1 Sessions |N75,000.00

FACULTY OF LAW

Masters Degree in Humanitarian and Refugee Studies|4 Semesters|N90,000.00

Masters in International Law and Diplomacy (MILD)|2 Sessions|N120,000.00

Master of Law (LLM)|2 Sessions|N150,000.00 PT
Master of Law (LLM)|1 Sessions|N150,000.00 FT

Master Dispute Resolution - 4 semesters - N1.6m

FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

M.Sc Mass Communication|2 Sessions|N150,000.00 PT , FT=N75k

PGD Mass Communication |3 Semesters|N100,000.00

M.Sc Economics |4 Semesters|N150,000.00 PT, FT-75K

PGD Economics |3 Semesters|N90,000.00

M. Sc Geographic Information Systems|2 Sessions|N120,000.00; Course Materials: N45,000.00

PGD Geographic Information Systems |2 Semesters|N75,000.00

M.Sc Transport Management and Planning |3 Semesters|N120,000.00

PGD Transport Management and Planning |2 Semesters|N120,000.00

M.SC Political Science |3 Semesters|N90,000.00

Master of Public Administration (MPA) |2 Semesters|N112,000.00

Master of Public and International Affairs (MPIA) |2 Semesters|N112,000.00

Master in Managerial Psychology |4 Semesters|N150,000.00

M.Sc Psychology |2 Semesters|N75,000.00

M.Sc Sociology |2 Semesters|N75,000.00

FACULTY OF SCIENCE

Masters in Natural Resources Management|4 Semesters|N75,000.00

Botany and Microbiology|2 Semesters|N90,000.00

Masters in Environmental Management |4 Semesters|N120,000.00

PGD Environmental Management |2 Semesters|N60,000.00

M.Sc Information Technology |2 Sessions|N225,000.00 dept dues Departmental dues: 7000

PGD Computer Science|3 Semesters|N150,000.00

M.Sc Mathematics|2 Semesters|N90,000.00

M.Sc Chemistry|2 Semesters|N90,000.00

PGD Mathematics|3 Semesters|N75,000.00

M.Sc Statistics|2 Semesters|N90,000.00

PGD Statistics |3 Semesters|N75,000.00

Masters in Applied Geophysics|4 Semesters|N75,000.00

PGD Applied Geophysics|2 Semesters|N60,000.00; Course Materials N20,000.00

M.Sc Physics,Full time programme N90,000,

M.sc industrial chemistry —N90,000

MSc Environmental Toxicology and Pollution Management (Full Time) Programme.—N90,000 tuition

fee, N20,000 for department charges,

M.Sc GEOSCIENCE -150K

M.Sc BIOCHEM – FT-90K

M.Sc BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING – 90K

M.sc Fisheries-75k

Masters of Aquatic Resources n pollution Mgt-75k

Masters of Natural Resources-75k

COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

M. Sc Public Health|Community Health|2 Sessions|N150k FT, PT-150K

N15k-N20k for DEPARTMENTAL Dues

Masters In Public Health – PT – 2 sessions – N150k

All course in MEDICINE DEPT ARE 90K FT

PHARMACEUTICAL CHEM - 90K Plus 30K FOR reagents

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