ADEQUATE PREPARATION : Your “Passport” to Unlimited Success in UNN Post-UTME Screening Examination

Everyone knows that UNN screening examinations are well organised and highly competitive with very standard questions to be answered in a limited time. If that is anything to go by, then ADEQUATE PREPARATION is not a suggestion for all serious-minded candidates, it’s a necessity. It’s very unfortunate, however, that most candidates are busy searching the internet and making countless calls in their bid to find out the UNN PUTME screening dates and the JAMB score that qualifies a candidate to sit for the exam i.e. the JAMB cut-off mark. Some even go as far as trying to find out departmental cut-off marks and what they must score in the yet-to-be-written Aptitude Test in order to guarantee their admission. If you are one of the candidates getting worked up about these issues, I want to let you know that it is very unnecessary. What you should be doing now is religiously studying your books as if the post-UTME screening exam is coming up next week. As a matter of fact, UNN is not yet doing anything about this year’s PUTME – JAMB cut-off mark has not been decided, the exam dates have not been fixed. When the time comes, the school senate will have to sit to decide on those things.

Having said that, I want to remind you that if you want to increase your chances of getting admission this year, this is the best time to start preparing and really preparing well. Quality preparation is a must if you want to get that enviable score you desire. To perform excellently well in your UNN screening test, you have to take charge. You have to plan to pass and prepare to pass. Buy the SureSuccess UNN Admission Preparatory Handbook and other recommended text books, draw-up a study timetable, and start reading your books. As you read through the topics, do your best to solve the post-utme past questions in the SureSuccess Handbook. That will enable you to examine how much you have actually learnt per time.

Finally, run away from people who sow seeds of discouragement in you. Such are the people who tell you that you cannot gain admission in UNN without knowing someone there or without paying huge sums of money. They tell you that the school favours a particular tribe more than others but all those are lies. Please don’t subscribe to them. Trust in God and believe in your God-given ability. Prepare adequately, get a very good score and no one would deny you your merit admission..

It’s still yours sincerely, HD, wishing you the very best. You will surely succeed if you persist in hard work and prayers.