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10699617938298 MOUAU PQ ONLINE.Pdf THE GENIUS SOLUTIONS FOR MOUAU PUTME AND DE SCREENING EXAMS FACTS ABOUT MOUAU The Michael Okpara University of Agriculture , originally the Federal University of Agriculture, is a federal university in Umudike, Abia State, Nigeria established as a specialized University by a Federal Government of Nigeria Decree No 48 of November 1992. It began formal activities in May 1993 with the appointment of the first Council and Vice-Chancellor Professor Placid C. Njoku on 27 May 1993, while other key officials of the University were appointed later. The first set of students were admitted into the institution during the 1993/94 academic year with a student population of 82. The nickname "Umudykes" or "U'dykers" refers to students, alumni, and sports teams of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture. CAMPUS The institution is located in the Agricultural Training and Research city of Umudike , about 10 kilometers from Umuahia (capital of Abia State). The major link road to the University is the Umuahia-Ikot Ekpene Federal Road, a direct route to the State capitals of Abia Akwa-Ibom and Cross River States. Being close to Umuahia, the University is linked through a major North-South Express Road to most part of the country. It commenced its activities on the premises of the former Federal College of Agriculture, Umudike. The Qua Iboe River , which rises near Umuahia , flows through the campus grounds. ACADEMICS It offers more than 100 programs, and grants more than 40 undergraduate degrees. Post Graduate degrees are offered (M.Sc. and MBA ) and doctoral COMPILED BY OBIORA OKEKE AND POWERED BY THE GENIUS. CALL; 08064933665 FOR MORE Page 1 THE GENIUS SOLUTIONS FOR MOUAU PUTME AND DE SCREENING EXAMS (Ph.D.) degrees in over 15 departments, in 11 schools and colleges. The university issues the following degrees: • Bachelor of Agriculture (B.Agric) • Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) • Bachelor of Forestry and Environmental Management (B.FOREM) • Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng) • Master of Business Administration (MBA) • Master of Science (M.Sc) • Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) These degrees are offered across several Colleges and a graduate school within the University. FACTS ABOUT MOUAU ADMISSION In this Article I will be addressing some questions pertaining to Mouau Admission Process. To start with, Let's read this article, posted by the Former webmaster of Mouau, Obioma Kelechi Anyawu on April 11, 2013... It goes thus........ " Basically, admission at MOUAU is based on a competitive quota system. What does that mean? This simply means that during the admission process, each dept/course is allocated a certain number of student slots within the total admission quota for the entire University and these slots are competitively allocated. COMPILED BY OBIORA OKEKE AND POWERED BY THE GENIUS. CALL; 08064933665 FOR MORE Page 2 THE GENIUS SOLUTIONS FOR MOUAU PUTME AND DE SCREENING EXAMS So assuming the University has about 8,000 slots approved by NUC for a particular session, this number is divided between the Depts/courses. Soil Science, Botany, Agronomy may be given less than 100 slots each, while the more competitive Agribusiness, Microbiology, Comp Eng, Comp Science, may be given about 200 slots each. And other depts/courses in order of size and competitiveness. During the selection process, all the students who applied for each of these courses are listed according to the scores they have, in descending order. Then selection is made based on the quota allocated for that dept/course for that year. Therefore if after sorting the names a candidates name falls as the 156th person in order of score for a particular program that was allocated 120 slots, obviously such a candidate will not be admitted. Typically, applications received for the programs mentioned earlier ranges around these figures during Post UTME, Soil Science - less than 50, Botany - about 100, Agronomy - less than 30, while Agribusiness (Dept in COLMAS) - about 6,000, Microbiology -almost 2,000, Comp Eng - about 1,200, Comp Science- over 1,000, Agric Engr – about 700 - 900 etc. With the explanation above and the figures shown here, you will discover that a candidate who was not offered admission in Comp Eng, will find another candidate with the same score, being offered admission to read Agric Engineering. This is because the competition is less heated there. Equally a candidate who COMPILED BY OBIORA OKEKE AND POWERED BY THE GENIUS. CALL; 08064933665 FOR MORE Page 3 THE GENIUS SOLUTIONS FOR MOUAU PUTME AND DE SCREENING EXAMS was not offered admission to read Biochemistry, will find out that the scores of several of those admitted to read Botany/Zoology are much lower than his/hers. And when this happens such a candidate will start complaining and claiming that he/she was denied admission as a result of corruption and bribery, obviously not understanding the way the system works. I can categorically tell you that the merit admissions at MOUAU are processed 100% on merit. After the merit admissions, then comes the supplementary admissions. But many of our prospective students do not know that supplementary admission is not automatic. You need to indicate interest and apply for it. If you don't apply for Supplementary Admission at the right time, the result is that a candidate who scored lower than you, but who indicated interest and applied through the proper channels will be admitted and you still find yourself without admission and probably complaining. Frequently Asked Questions 1. WHAT DOES SUPPLEMENTARY LIST MEANS. After the regular merit admissions lists have been announced and published, successful aspirants are expected to pay the required acceptance fee within a specified time. At the end of the period, the admissions unit, takes stock of the spaces that have not been filled or taken up by paying the required acceptance fee. When the time is right, the University then calls for applications from candidates who have not yet been admitted and who wish to be offered COMPILED BY OBIORA OKEKE AND POWERED BY THE GENIUS. CALL; 08064933665 FOR MORE Page 4 THE GENIUS SOLUTIONS FOR MOUAU PUTME AND DE SCREENING EXAMS admission. The announcement usually comes with guidelines on how aspirants can apply and the particular courses/ departments that are open for applications. Sometimes the guidelines will include the average scores that may be eligible to apply for each course/department. From experience, this admission list tends to generate the longest list and largest number of aspirants being granted admission. The time frame given to receive applications is usually a very small window of time, this makes it imperative that aspirants who may wish to apply need to put their documents together in order to reduce their reaction time to the call for supplementary admission applications. (Excerpt from VNTI) You have all heard of it from the Horse’s mouth, its best not to delay when the supplementary forms are released. Wish you all the best. 2. WHAT ARE MY CHANCES OF GETTING ADMISSION WITH MY AVERAGE ? The higher your average, the better your chances of getting admission. 3. WHAT LIST WILL BE PUBLISHED Some list that would be published includes: Merit admission list, Catchment area, Educational less development state (ELDS), Pre-degree(P.D), Direct entry(D.E) and the Supplementary admission list. Written by - Obiora Okeke. COMPILED BY OBIORA OKEKE AND POWERED BY THE GENIUS. CALL; 08064933665 FOR MORE Page 5 THE GENIUS SOLUTIONS FOR MOUAU PUTME AND DE SCREENING EXAMS ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS General Requirements for Admission into different Programmes i) Undergraduate Programmes: The minimum age for admission is 16 years. ii) Pre-Degree Programme: Candidates applying for the pre-degree programmes should possess at least five ‘0’ Level credits, in relevant subjects including English and Mathematics. iii) UME: Students are admitted into the University degree programmes through a competitive entrance examination (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination -UTME) organized by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) provided that they possess a minimum of 5 credit passes at the SSCE or equivalent obtained at not more than 2 sittings in relevant subjects including English and Mathematics. iv) Direct Entry : Admission is based on a combination of ‘0’ Level results with the following qualifications: (a) OND/ND (Distinction) (b) HND (Credit) (c) NCE (Double Major) at Credit Level (d) OND/ND (Credit) (e) NCE (Double Major/Merit Level) Candidates with qualifications as in (i), (ii) and (iii) may be admitted into the 200 level while those as in (iv) or (v) may be admitted into the 100 level. Holders of the ND with a minimum of upper credit passes in addition to 0 level credit passes are normally admitted into the 200 level of the programme while holders of HND certificates may be admitted into the 300 level except for the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine programme. COMPILED BY OBIORA OKEKE AND POWERED BY THE GENIUS. CALL; 08064933665 FOR MORE Page 6 THE GENIUS SOLUTIONS FOR MOUAU PUTME AND DE SCREENING EXAMS For UME admissions, the B. Agriculture programme, requires five credit passes in SSCE/WASC/GCE ‘0’ Level which must include Chemistry, Biology/ Agricultural Science, Mathematics, Physics and English Language.However, every applicant must have attempted Physics and Mathematics at WASC/SSCE/GCE O’Level. The exact requirements of different programmes which may be modified from time to time by the university Senate could be obtained from the University Registry as well as JAMB’s information publications for potential students. For Direct Entry Candidates: The degree duration shown for most programmes are for UME candidates. Candidates with ND and HND or their equivalents spend fewer years in their programmes( as stated above), e.g. four or three years, respectively, in the B. Agric. compared to five years for UME candidates.
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