godstino:

@vic igbinedion does not have medicine for now cos it was recently disacredited, i won't advise u to put aau cos its seems dier license has also be withdrawn and moreover, the competition is going to be high, y not consider the schools listed above or check your brochure, abuad is also a good private school to study though its costly.

jedisco:

@poster I can't speak of others but UNIZIK med school is good.
1. Its the only school which never goes on strike (including the current strike).
2. They have a steady and fast academic calendar. Infact from my interaction with med students around the country, I can say its the fastest. Also I can confidently tell you the almost exact time for all the MBs which never change.
3. In academics its not lacking
4. Admission is by merit. And if you are Yoruba  you have a better chance cos its a federal uni and very dey western folks school in the south.

NB: It doesn't really matter where u get your MBBS certificate from. Once its a federal university its ok for me. You will soon discover that most of what u know as a Doctor is what you read on your own and not necessarily what you were taught. The lecturers are just there to guide you.

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donigspain:

@27naira, Guy u are so funny. Those BenBella Herbal wateva and their old volks wagon vehicle having the loudest 'horn speakers', Guy, they have OCCUPIED ngwa road o. I think its a great institute.

olawalebab:

No, Unilorin is on 11 years uninterrupted academic calender
It affects the objectivity in each post

jedisco:

Ok will withdraw 'only' and replace it with 'among the few'. But then the calendar of UI is slower. A class mate of mine in sec school who got admission together with me is about 6 months slower and will be approx. 1year on graduation

But like I said most of what I know about other schools is by interaction with other med students and not a 1st hand experience

Seanpeters:

I may not really say that OAU is tribalist,bt watch it,they give priority to catchment leaving very few space for merit.So,if u are not from the catchment area,your admission chance becomes extremely slim xpecially for a highly competitive course like medicine! @Op,I will advice u to enquire more about UNIBEN being your catchment,they may likely admit this year.

solomon111:

See what the management of uniben has done to that great school.
Look at what the greed of some few people is doing to one of the best college of medicine in west africa,[/b]breaking the heart of thousands of aspiring medical students in Nigeria and abroad.
I just hope and pray something is done quickly.
It is too embarrasing!

jedisco:

@poster I can't speak of others but UNIZIK med school is good.
1. Its the only school which never goes on strike (including the current strike).
2. They have a steady and fast academic calendar. Infact from my interaction with med students around the country, I can say its the fastest. Also I can confidently tell you the almost exact time for all the MBs which never change.
3. In academics its not lacking
4. Admission is by merit. And if you are Yoruba you have a better chance cos its a federal uni and very dey western folks school in the south.

NB: It doesn't really matter where u get your MBBS certificate from. Once its a federal university its ok for me. You will soon discover that most of what u know as a Doctor is what you read on your own and not necessarily what you were taught. The lecturers are just there to guide you.

OtunbaGm:

After UI, then UNILORIN(cos they don't strike) and to validate my point. This two schs top d chart in d recent rankings of d first 100 universities in Africa

Feraz:

So i heard @ the bolded. . . .would tell you not to put your hope there. . .besides, all those people saying my school is fast should know it's not about how fast you are but how well you finish. . .

mayorteeny:


Your friend probably had an "accident" along the way. Unibadan has one of the fastest medical school calendars in the country, I am a witness to that.

Unilorin does not go on strikes but after the first MB they spend months at home before going to clinical school