University of Ibadan Student Reveals 5 Things That Helped Him Score 89/100 in Post-UTME
- A medical student of the University of Ibadan (UI) has recalled the 5 things he did that helped him pass post-UTME
- The individual mentioned one common mistake many candidates who apply to UI make, and advised them
- He shared a screenshot of his post-UTME result in the video, which he shared on his social media page
A student of the University of Ibadan (UI) who scored 89 out of 100 in the post-UTME examination of the institution has mentioned things that helped him achieve that high score.
In the detailed video, he mentioned what he did before the exam that gave him an edge over several other candidates and helped him perform well.
Source: TikTok
Post-UTME: University of Ibadan student shares tips
The young man known as @dr.pepe08 on TikTok mentioned that he is a medical student of the institution and shared a screenshot that shows his post-UTME score.
He said at the beginning of the video:
"I am Doctor Pepe, a medical student at the prestigious University of Ibadan."
"This is the first episode where I would be talking about how I was able to score 89/100 in my UI post-UTME. Before I start, I would be talking about some common misconceptions that people have about UI post-UTME—that it is the toughest post-UTME you can ever write."
"Actually, it is true for some people. If you don't have enough information about UI post-UTME, you might think it's hard, but if you have people you can ask questions, definitely you'll be able to perform very well."
After a series of explanations, he mentioned the things he did that helped him score 89/100 in the University of Ibadan post-UTME. The first thing he did was to understand how the post-UTME questions of the University of Ibadan are presented to students.
He said:
"The first thing I did was that I made sure I studied the way UI sets their questions, the topics that come out and the likes. The thing is that, in the space of 60 minutes, you're going to be attempting 25 questions per subject."
University of Ibadan student shares post-UTME experience
After a brief explanation of the first thing he did, he spoke about the second thing he did that helped him greatly, while also giving important advice to UI candidates.
"The second thing I did was that I made sure that I started preparing very early for the post-UTME, about 2 months before the exam."
"One advice for you is to make sure that you prepare very, very early so that you can familiarise yourself with things that are going to be coming out in your UI post-UTME."
Source: TikTok
@dr.pepe08 explained in the YouTube video the third thing he did, which made the topics or questions he saw not very hard or difficult for him, and also mentioned a common mistake many UI candidates make.
"The third thing I did was that I made sure I studied relevant topics—topics that are definitely going to be coming out in the UI post-UTME."
"One mistake that most people make is that whenever they want to prepare for an exam like UI post-UTME, they just study any topics they get their hands on."
The fourth thing he said was that he studied a lot of past questions just weeks before his exam, and he mentioned the fifth thing as praying to God for success in his examination.
"The fourth thing I did was that I made sure that I used past questions. When it was just 2 weeks to my UI post-UTME, I started using past questions very, very well."
"Another factor that I put in place when I was preparing for my UI post-UTME was God. I really prayed a lot. I prayed."
After he explained in a viral YouTube video that he understood how the University of Ibadan (UI) sets its questions, Legit.ng, in an exclusive chat, asked him how he discovered it and how it helped him.
His response to the question:
"Before I started preparing at all, I ensured that I asked a lot of questions concerning the exam from my seniors with higher scores. This step really helped me to reduce the level of fear that I had concerning the exam."
He advised in the video that it's wise to start preparing for exams early, and in an exclusive chat, Legit.ng asked him what made him begin preparing for the exam months before:
"Actually, I was supposed to start preparing three months before the examination because I was in a tutorial called Primax Prevarsity and the designated time for us to start preparing was three months to the exam. So I started three months to the exam because I was really overwhelmed with using my UTME holiday effectively."
Also, on how he was able to identify relevant topics that helped him excel in the exam:
The educator explained in detail:
"I identified the relevant topics by checking through the past questions that I had with me, and then I picked each topic that came every year from those past questions."
"Firstly, it leaves a lot of shock on candidates immediately they start answering their questions in there more than helpful because I saw a lot of them in my exam. I would always advise that you solve a lot of past questions and make sure you understand why you are picking each answer."
Lastly, he advised students who would be taking part in the upcoming post-UTME exam of the University of Ibadan:
"Don’t prepare blindly. Ask a lot of questions. Don’t study alone, join brainstorming groups, and don’t forget God in anything you do."
Watch the video below:
In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a young lady finally got admission into the University of Ibadan (UI) to study Nursing after 9 years of trying.
She wrote JAMB many times after finishing secondary school in 2017 and did not get admission at first. After many tries and different setbacks, she finally got her dream course at the University of Ibadan.
University of Ibadan student posts JAMB score
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that the University of Ibadan offered admission to a brilliant boy to study Medicine and Surgery after he performed excellently in both his JAMB and post-UTME examinations.
The student shared his results online, revealing a total score of 335 in JAMB and 88 out of 100 in the University of Ibadan post-UTME, which helped him surpass the cut-off mark by seven points.
Source: Legit.ng
