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5 best ways to study and assimilate well

Studying while in school is a great way to
attain or achieve success in your
academics. Studying requires a great
amount of effort and time. Even if you
practice it for days, weeks or a month,
the result won't be productive if your
brain isn’t performing well. Still, there are
fairly easy ways you can apply to improve
quickly and effectively.
If you're having trouble with studying I’m
going to show you a huge list of
techniques and tips to help you attain this
goal and of course to maintain it as time
goes by. Many student find it hard to
study this is because they waste there
time on irrelevant things, and are less
motivated to study. The only time they
study is a day before there exams that's
why there results Keep on worsening.
Even if studying may seem boring, you
have to never (NEVER) give up on
studying. Studying has never been the
most exciting aspects of school but
When you focus your thought in it , you
increase its strength".
With a sense of determination, and by
implementing some effective study
techniques, even the dullest subjects can
be conquered. Keep reading to learn how
to study as a student.
1. Choose a good place for your studies:
While studying it is very important to
choose a good place.Find a calm area,
such as a study room, a
library, or even an empty class where
lessons are finished; if you prefer to
study outdoors, try to find a place where
no distractions are present. Try to stay
away from any environment where people
that will distract you its so you can
concentrate on your work. Learn to be
calmly concentrated and be
concentratedly calm.
2. Make a study Timetable or plan:
Arrange a schedule for study time, Make
a weekly plan of your study sessions, with
specific subjects to study each day. This
allows you to build studying time into a
habit, making you more likely to follow
through on studying. After few weeks
probably months you will adapt to the
schedule, and you will know exactly what
to study, time to spend studying and
when to study every day of the week.
Scheduling your studies will also make
your life easier because managing your
time wisely through the week won't be a
problem, you will have a clear vision of
the time you can spend on activities
different from studying.
3. Keep away smartphones:
Don’t allow your smartphone distract you.
In order for you to not be distracted, it is
advice able to Turn off your smartphone.
This could serve as a huge source of
distraction when you’re trying to study .
Don’t text chat with your friends or your
partner while you are studying, switch off
your phone and switch it on only when
you are taking a break or when you are
done.
4. Get materials for studying:
While studying, all your materials should
be within arm's reach so you don’t
distract yourself by going to search for
maerials. Your studying materials should
include things like notes books,
textbooks, study guides, papers, pen,
pencils or anything else you might need
to concentrate and be productive while
studying, Clean the things that are not
related with what you have to study off
your desk; this will avoid unwanted
distractions.
4. Try to Meditate:
Before starting your studies must do
atleast one practice called meditation.
Meditation is the most
powerful of all studying enhancement
techniques, this teaches you to focus
your mind on one thing at a time.
Actually, when we try to meditate, it is
concentration that is the first thing we
need to master.
5. Stay calm and study:
Before studying a topic, research what
are the most frequently asked questions
for that subject. Start
with 15-20 questions regarding the entire
content; target the most important
aspects and focus your
brain on the primary characteristics.
Moreover, since these issues are the
most demanded, they are
more likely to be requested during an
examination session. You have then the
chance to give a positive response in the
exam because you knew that those
issues would have emerged! start from
the most frequently asked questions to
study something that may be hard to
study. This process will simplify the
subjects you are trying to study (so it
helps with focusing) and will feed your
mind with a general overview of the
entire topic.
5. Get a study partner:
Studying with someone will help you
clarify the concepts you did not
understand well, break the normal routine
of studying alone and make a point on a
subject that may be difficult. Your
knowledge together with the knowledge
of your classmates is a great weapon to
beat the burden of studying.
At last, i want to say that if you follow all
this step as a daily routine then i will
promise you your concentration, grades,
marks must be improved.

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CITYGURU: OAU Pre-degree Admission 2017/2018 Announced

Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Pre-Degree Programme for 2017/2018 Session.

Eligibility
Eligible Candidates must possess minimum of 5 Credits in 5 subjects at a maximum of two sittings including English Language (for ALL Courses), Mathematics (for Science-based and Social Science-based Courses) and Literature-in-English (for Law).

Duration
The programme normally runs for two (2) contact periods both within nine (9) calendar months.

Available Subject Combinations

Options/Fields	Subject Combinations
Arts	Government/Literature in English/Religious Studies (GLR)
	Economics/ Government/Literature in English (EGL)
Biological Sciences	Biology/Chemistry/Physics (BCP)
Physical Sciences	Chemistry/ Mathematics/ Physics (CMP)
	Geography/ Mathematics/ Physics (GMP)
Social Sciences	Economics/Government/Mathematics (EGM)
	Mathematics/Geography/Economics (MGE)

Candidates are to note that the above listed subject combinations meet the requirements (as applicable) for admission into ALL Degree Programmes in Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.

Method of Application
- Pay the Application fee of ₦15,000.00 through e-Tranzact Payment Platform at any branch of First Bank, Skye Bank, Wema Bank or UBA Plc Nationwide. A Receipt which contains a Receipt Number and Confirmation Order Number will be given to you at the Bank. (Please note that Bank charges must be paid).

- Go to OAUCDL website: (www.oaucdl.edu.ng) and Click on: "2017/2018 Pre-Degree Application" and read the Instruction carefully. Create your account by clicking on "Apply Now!". You are to supply valid username, password, email address and other required information.

- After creating the Account, login back into your Account with your username and password.

- Click on the Payment Method (e-tranzact)

-Fill the online Application Form and upload your recent passport photograph. The passport photograph must meet the following specifications:

i.The passport photograph must be coloured with white background (Black and white photograph is not acceptable).
ii.The passport must be recent (not earlier than 3 Months before the time of the application) and the size should not be more than 100KB.

-After filling the form, logout and keep your username and password safe. (Save your Username and Password on your Phone so as not to forget). Keep checking the website from time to time for the actual date of the entrance examination.

General Information
- Applicants are to note that the Pre-degree entrance exam will be computer-based. You are hereby advised to familiarise yourself with the basic use of computer.

-Pre-Degree Applicants are advised to to be checking our website from time to time for the actual date of the Entrance Exam and other relevant information.

-All candidates are required to register for 2018 UTME during the Programme.

-All Candidates are required to use valid e-mail addresses and PERSONAL Telephone Numbers.

-The forms must be filled and submitted on-line either immediately or within 2 weeks of accessing the website. No downloaded or printed copies of forms will be accepted.

-Applicants are to note that the Pre-Degree Entrance Exam holds at Ile-Ife Centre and a centre in Ikeja, Lagos State.

-Candidates are advised to follow the Application Instructions very carefully and ensure they select the Correct SUBJECT COMBINATION. Failure to do so may adversely affect the Candidate.

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£8,000 Skoll Scholarship Program At Oxford University, UK - 2017/2018

The Skoll Scholarship is a competitive scholarship for incoming MBA students including Nigerians to the University of Oxford.

The Scholarship provides £8,000 funding which is over 3million Naira and exclusive opportunities to meet with world-renowned entrepreneurs, thought-leaders and investors.

This scholarship is provided to applicants who have chosen to work in social ventures rather than the purely commercial or public sectors.

Eligibility

- Applicants must demonstrate some evidence of their need for the Scholarship.

- Applicants must have started and grown a social venture that has been running for at least 3 years by the time they apply for the MBA, OR they have been responsible for leading a major expansion of an existing social venture or programme within a venture for 3 years by the time they apply for the MBA.

- Applicants must possess entrepreneurial leadership

- Applicants must be willing to take personal, and sometimes financial risks

- Applicants must be single-minded and persistent in pursuit of a social/economic benefit goal.

- Applicants must have the tendency to explore the environment for opportunities and resources.

Application Process

- Applicants should connect with Skoll scholarship in order to register their interest in the Scholarship and make sure they are kept up to date with announcements about upcoming deadlines.

- Applicants should visit this link to apply

To learn more about what is expected under each entry requirement, please visit the application requirements page

Application Deadline

The MBA Application Deadline is as follows
- Stage 1 = 29 September 2017
- Stage 2 = 05 January 2018
- Stage 3 = 16 March 2018
- Stage 4 = 11 May 2018

For more information visit the official page

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MESSAGE FOR THE STUDENTS WHO SAT FOR THE 2017 NECO EXAMINATION

So many Neco candidates, especially those who used Neco awaiting result for Jamb 2017 have been experiencing sleepless nights.
This sleepless night is as a result of Jamb update on awaiting results that every candidate should submit their awaiting results before August.

The question at hand now is, will Neco release results for those using awaiting results before the August deadline specified by Jamb for 2017 admission? Lets try to draw a logical conclusion together.

Let me start from the basics. Waec results used to take at least three months before release. Because of the issue of Jamb awaiting result and other reasons best known to them, they have decided to release all waec 2017 results within two months of writing the exams.

Now lets go back to our question. Will Neco awaiting result be out before August. I will say yes. Now see my reasons below:

• Neco will understand the issues at hand.
• Understanding the issues at hand will make them hasten the release of Neco 2017 results.
• Jamb will understand.
• Jamb understanding the issues will make them adjust the deadline to suit when Neco results will be released.
• Neither Jamb Nor Neco would want any candidate to forfeit admission because of awaiting.
• The Federal Government will intervene.

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JAMB CHANGE OF COURSE/INSTITUTION: JAMB 2017 Change Of Course/Institution Can Only Be Done Twice - JAMB

The Joint Admission and matriculation board has warned candidates who wish to effect changes on either their course and institution or make corrections on any of their data that it the process can only be done twice.

JAMB’s Head of Public Relations, Fabian Benjamin made this known in an interview in Bwari, FCT, on while officially announcing the reopening of the 2017 Change of course/institution and data correction exercise on Wednesday.

According to him, “You are allowed to change courses and institutions not more than two times, if you change the first time and experience an issue, you are allowed to change the second time.

He warned candidates against going to unapproved CBT centres for their change of course/ Institution and data correction.

He emphasised that the board will not be held liable in events whereby a person’s change is not reflected.

“We have had situation where candidates will go to Cyber Cafés and do whatever they like and then say the change did not reflect, the board will not entertain such complaints.” he stated.

He equally said that the process of change of courses and institutions could be done with the payment of N100 in JAMB Computer Based Tests (CBT) centres, and N250 at other approved centres.

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GOODNEWS...WAEC Throws Light On Exam Remarking, Withheld And Outstanding Result

The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has provided steps candidates who are not satisfied with the outcome of their result can apply for their answer scripts to be remarked.

WAEC made this known while responding to questions on twitter.

According to WAEC the process to get your script remarked is to first notify the school where you took the examination.

The school will then forward an application on your behalf to the West African Examination Council (WAEC).

This application must be received 60 days after the release of the results and will attract a fee.

The council further gave clarification as to what "Outstanding Result" and With Held Results" means.

"Outstanding Result" simply means pending result. This means that there may be errors from the affected candidate either during registration or the examination that are being corrected. The results that fall in this category have a high chance of being released.

"Withheld or held Results" on the other hand signifies that the affected candidate violated the rules & regulations guiding the conduct of the examination.

The fate of the results that fall in this category will be decided during the National Executive Council meeting that will be held in November this year. However, such results may or may not be released.

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ADVICE ME....WHAT SHOULD I DO????

I am a 21 year old college student who is in desperate need of advice. 

I am on a “break” with my boyfriend because our arguments began to become very heated and physical. About two weeks ago, he literally punched me in the face (mouth to be exact) whilst we were arguing. As I said, we have been together for a year, but a few months ago I started to feel tired of all the arguments and we would literally disagree on everything. I’ve tried to end it in the past, but he manipulates me every time. Now that he has been abusive to me, I don’t want to be in a relationship anymore because his anger scares me sometimes. 

We are now only on a break because he has threatened to commit suicide if I ever leave him. I am worried about him because he needs help and he said he doesn’t. I am also worried for the safety of myself. He apologizes and cries almost every day, and this just makes me feel as though I am hurting him more and more. I have made up my mind that I do not want to have him in my life anymore, but I am only on this ‘”break” with him because I am afraid that he does something stupid and it will be all my fault. I have no clue how to end it or what to do about all of this. I am just very tired of all of this. 

On another note, I met some about a month ago and we talk very often, and it is obvious that we like each other. He shows me that he likes me a lot by the things he does and says, but I am worried because he is about 8 years older than me and he does have more experience than me. I don’t want to move too fast either, but what can I do to see if he really does like me or if it is just a plan to get into my pants? 

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Scholarship opportunity for all students in Nigeria

Announcement!!!
This is to notify all students of FCT origin
studying in accredited tertiary institutions in
Nigeria and Oversea, pupils and students in
primary and secondary schools, DME centers,
parents and the general public that
scholarship application forms for 2016/2017
award session are now available for sale
The sale of forms will commence from
Monday 15th May and close on Monday 26th
June 2017
Interested applicants can obtain the
application form at the FCT scholarship
board, Ayangba street besides ICRC building
area 11 garki abuja from 10am to 3:30pm
daily
Prices for the various
categories of the
application forms are
available at the
scholarship board. All payments should be
made at any FCMB Branch through the
following Account Number 1816951011
Application forms will be issued on
presentation of bank tellers
All completed applicatoin forms should be
returned within two weeks from the date of
purchase
NB: Students in part time courses and private
institutions are not eligible to apply

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