Faculty Of Technology Releases 2017/2018 Admission Cut-Off Marks

OAU Peeps News Agency has confirmed the release of the 2017/2018 admission cut-off marks for the Faculty of  Technology, Obafemi Awolowo University. See below

Agricultural Engineering

Merit – 56.8%

Ekiti – 56.8%

Lagos – 56.8%

Ogun – 56.8%

Ondo – 56.8%

Osun – 56.8%

Oyo – 56.8%

ELDS – 56.8%

Chemical Engineering

Merit – 65.2%

Ekiti – 65.2%

Lagos – 65.2%

Ogun – 65.2%

Ondo – 65.2%

Osun – 65.2%

Oyo – 65.2%

ELDS – 65.2%

Civil Engineering

Merit – 68.5%

Ekiti – 68.5%

Lagos – 68.5%

Ogun – 68.5%

Ondo – 68.5%

Osun – 68.5%

Oyo – 68.5%

ELDS – 68.5%

Computer Science and Engineering

Merit – 66.1%

Ekiti – 66.1%

Lagos – 66.1%

Ogun – 66.1%

Ondo – 66.1%

Osun – 66.1%

Oyo – 66.1%

ELDS – 66.1%

Computer Science/Economics

Merit – 64.8%

Ekiti – 64.8%

Lagos –64.8%

Ogun – 64.8%

Ondo – 64.8%

Osun – 64.8%

Oyo – 64.8%

ELDS – 64.8%

Computer Science/Mathematics

Merit – 69.3%

Ekiti – 69.3%

Lagos – 69.3%

Ogun – 69.3%

Ondo – 69.3%

Osun – 69.3%

Oyo – 69.3%

ELDS – 69.3%

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Merit – 69.6%

Ekiti – 69.6%

Lagos –69.6%

Ogun – 69.6%

Ondo – 69.6%

Osun – 69.6%

Oyo – 69.6%

ELDS – 69.6%

Food Engineering

Merit – 55%

Ekiti – 55%

Lagos – 55%

Ogun – 55%

Ondo – 55%

Osun – 55%

Oyo – 55%

ELDS – 55%

Food Science and Technology

Merit – 55%

Ekiti – 55%

Lagos – 55%

Ogun – 55%

Ondo – 55%

Osun – 55%

Oyo – 55%

ELDS – 55%

Material Science and Engineering

Merit – 57.8%

Ekiti – 57.8%

Lagos – 57.8%

Ogun – 57.8%

Ondo – 57.8%

Osun – 57.8%

Oyo – 57.8%

ELDS – 57.8%

Mechanical Engineering

Merit – 67.2%

Ekiti – 67.2%

Lagos – 67.2%

Ogun –67.2%

Ondo – 67.2%

Osun – 67.2%

Oyo – 67.2%

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Faculty Of Science Releases 2017/2018 Admission Cut-Off Marks

OAU Peeps News Agency has confirmed the release of the  2017/2018 admission cut-off marks for the Faculty of Science, Obafemi Awolowo University. See below:

Applied Geophysics

Merit – 50%

Ekiti – 50%

Lagos – 50%

Ogun – 50%

Ondo – 50%

Osun – 50%

Oyo – 50%

ELDS –50 %

Botany

Merit – 50%

Ekiti – 50%

Lagos – 50%

Ogun – 50%

Ondo – 50%

Osun – 50%

Oyo – 50%

ELDS – 50%

Biochemistry

Merit – 61%

Ekiti – 61%

Lagos – 61%

Ogun – 61%

Ondo – 61%

Osun – 61%

Oyo – 61%

ELDS – 61%

Chemistry

Merit – 53.6%

Ekiti – 53.6%

Lagos – 53.6%

Ogun – 53.6%

Ondo – 53.6%

Osun – 53.6%

Oyo – 53.6%

ELDS – 53.6%

Engineering Physics

Merit – 61.1%

Ekiti – 61.1%

Lagos – 61.1%

Ogun – 61.1%

Ondo – 61.1%

Osun – 61.1%

Oyo – 61.1%

ELDS – 61.1%

Geology

Merit – 56.5%

Ekiti – 56.5%

Lagos – 56.5%

Ogun – 56.5%

Ondo – 56.5%

Osun – 56.5%

Oyo – 56.5%

ELDS – 56.5%

Mathematics

Merit – 58.6%

Ekiti – 58.6%

Lagos – 58.6%

Ogun – 58.6%

Ondo – 58.6%

Osun – 58.6%

Oyo – 58.6%

ELDS – 58.6%

Microbiology

Merit – 60.4%

Ekiti – 60.4%

Lagos – 60.4%

Ogun – 60.4%

Ondo – 60.4%

Osun – 60.4%

Oyo – 60.4%

ELDS – 60.4%

Industrial Chemistry

Merit – 56.9%

Ekiti – 56.9%

Lagos – 56.9%

Ogun –56.9%

Ondo – 56.9%

Osun – 56.9%

Oyo – 56.9%

ELDS – 56.9%

Physics

Merit – 50%

Ekiti – 50%

Lagos – 50%

Ogun – 50%

Ondo – 50%

Osun – 50%

Oyo – 50%

ELDS – 50%

Zoology

Merit – 50%

Ekiti – 50%

Lagos – 50%

Ogun – 50%

Ondo – 50%

Osun – 50%

Oyo – 50%

ELDS – 50%

Statistics

Merit – 50%

Ekiti – 50%

Lagos – 50%

Ogun – 50%

Ondo – 50%

Osun – 50%

Oyo – 50%

ELDS – 50%

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Maiden Edition Of The Opportunity Conference Held On OAU Campus

By Aderonke, Mary and Pelumi


Babatunde Olatunji, a renowned visual artist whose works have been exhibited both nationally and internationally, especially his tribal mark painting emphasized the harmful effect of excuses while expatiating on the topic "Beyond Gifted Hands", at the Opportunity Conference held at the Ajose Lecture theatre, Obafemi Awolowo University on the 14th October 2017, he reiterated that to achieve one's dream, there must be a purpose and to make the purpose a reality, focus was the theme.
Emmanuel Adegboye, a graduate of the department of Engineering Physics also spoke to the audience on the need to maximize the social media in this generation. He further encouraged participants of the Conference to take advantage of learning opportunities online.


Also, Mr James Madueke, the principal of Standard Chartered Bank added that the youth should create value by developing a scheme to manage their Asset, Liability, Income, Expense and Budgeting with the involvement of investment. While answering an excuse on students low capital he said and I quote "it's not about the amount because you are still youth but the discipline and consistency"
In an interaction with Olayinka Olaseni, a 400L student of the Department of Foreign Languages and one of the organizers of the event, our correspondent was able to gather that the conference which was the first of its kind started from a the drive of giving back to the society. According to Olayinka, the organizers might just not be done with the OAU community yet.

Faculty Of Administration Releases 2017/2018 Admission Cut-Off Marks

OAU Peeps News Agency has confirmed the release of the 2017/2018 admission cut-off marks for the Faculty of Administration, Obafemi Awolowo University. See below:

Business Administration

Merit – 50%

Ekiti – 50%

Lagos – 50%

Ogun – 50%

Ondo – 50%

Osun – 50%

Oyo –50%

ELDS – 50%

Accounting

Merit – 67.8%

Ekiti – 62.9%

Lagos – 59.7%

Ogun – 65%

Ondo – 63.6%

Osun – 65.8%

Oyo – 62.2%

ELDS – 66.1%

International Relations

Merit – 50.8%

Ekiti – 50%

Lagos – 50%

Ogun – 50%

Ondo – 50%

Osun – 50%

Oyo – 50%

ELDS – 50%

Public Administration

Merit – 50.1%

Ekiti – 50%

Lagos – 50%

Ogun – 50%

Ondo – 50%

Osun – 50%

Oyo – 50%

ELDS – 50%

Local Government Studies

Merit – 50%

Ekiti – 50%

Lagos – 50%

Ogun – 50%

Ondo – 50%

Osun – 50%

Oyo – 50%

ELDS – 50%

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MONEY FLOWS: Dividends From The Maiden Edition of The Opportunity Conference

By Omale Peter Franklin

The saying that the love of money is the root of all evil " is not all true, as every evil deeds done in other to acquire money in most cases, it's not the love of it, rather, it is the lack of it(money).


It is amazing how money works, it moves from hand to hand, from one bank account to the other, one company to another and so on. Surprisingly, money flows in a cycle. We can relates its flow to a current that flows through an electric circuit. Since money is a means of satisfying human wants, and the desire to make money and grow rich is in all humans, how then can one break into this circuit so as to have money flow through them?

To provide answer to the above question, one or two questions like; what am I bringing to the table that someone is willing to pay for? How can I legitimately take one hundred thousand naira from someone's pocket without having to steal it? first needs to be answered. Perhaps, you might already be in this cycle but how large is the amount flowing to you? How large is the amount flowing from you? What is the ratio of the amount flowing to you to that of the amount flowing from you?
Well, it is important to note that before all these questions can be answered, you must first have a knowledge of how money works. If it is so as it is said that money is power" and that "knowledge (applied) is power" that means the amount of knowledge you have at your disposal of how money works, determines the amount of money you will make.

At The Opportunity Conference (TOC) that happened on the 14th of October 2017 at Ajose Lecture Theatre, Mr. James Maduekeh who spoke on Money Matters and Financial Literacy, discussed the five aspect of finance.
1. Income: from in / come, it means the amount of money that comes in. It could be in form of salaries for monthly earners, wages for daily earners. For students, it is in form of pocket money, gift money (scholarships, money from relative or friends)
2. Liability: this refers to anything that takes away money from your pocket. Examples; cars, clothes.
3. Asset: this is anything that brings money to your pocket. Examples; land, house.
4. Expenditure: this is the outflow of money. This includes the day to day expenses you make on food, transportation, clothing and so on.
5. Budget: this is the itemized summary of intended expenditure with expected income in mind usually within a period of a time. If these five aspect are well understood, plus the attitude of PAY YOURSELF FIRST, then, the road to financial freedom will become an easy one.

Paying yourself first, really deals with the choice you make over every income that you receive. It is the process that requires self-discipline, saving, investing, reinvesting, and commitment to it. Most people do not understand that you can't save after you finished spending, rather, you save first, then whatever is left can go into expense. It is not easy to climb on mountains like the one of pay yourself first, I call it a mountain because it is not easy to get to the top. You will need a lot help. That is why my advice for all those who want to embark on this journey, is to read a lot of books on finance, read books on savings, how to save, and investment, attend seminars that discuss money matters, if possible take courses on financial literacy, choose mentors who are on the right lane on how money works. With all these and continuous practice, in no time, the chain of "have not" will be far from you. On this note, let's look at how the money of the so called rich people flows, first they receive income, their income flows directly into their asset, then, from their assets they take care of their liabilities and expenditure.

Remember you don't need millions to make money but, what you need is to learn how to grow money.

Faculty Of Pharmacy Releases 2017/2018 Admission Cut-Off Marks

OAU Peeps News Agency has confirmed the release of the 2017/2018 admission cut-off marks for the Faculty of Pharmacy, Obafemi Awolowo University. See below:

Merit – 70.4%

Ekiti –  66.5%

Ogun – 67.3%

Ondo – 68.1%
Osun –  69.8%

Oyo –  68.7%

Lagos – 60.9%

ELDS –  64.1%

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Faculty Of Law Releases 2017/2018 Admission Cut-Off Marks

OAU Peeps News Agency has confirmed the release of the 2017/2018 admission cut-off marks for the Faculty of Law, Obafemi Awolowo University. See below:

Merit – 67.7%

Ekiti –  67.7%

Osun –  67.7%

Ogun – 67.7%

Ondo – 67.7%

Oyo –  67.7%

Lagos – 67.7%

ELDS –  67.7%

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