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I didn't buy any government textbooks. For literature, I bought some of the texts but the textbook I bought was honestly useless, so I wouldn't recommend it. And I also didn't do economics. If you're trying to avoid spending too much money,, I would advice that you use your secondary school government and economics textbooks (essential). They have most, if not everything you need to know. Only downfall is, they might not be as detailed. As for literature, you can try to find some of the texts online. And if you don't, then you should consider buying them or borrowing from a friend. Same thing with the textbook. If you have a friend who owns one, borrow it and go through it before deciding to buy. I wish I had done that. I hope this helps.❤️

All right. Thank you so much. How about the Past Questions you used for Government and Literature?

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I didn't write the entrance exam, so I don't know.

@xoxoadeola was the jupeb main exams hard Cuz people are saying it's hard and I should not do it, that it's a waste of time Wat do u advice me to do pls🙏🏻

@@christabelbartholomew5414 There is no exam that is too hard to pass. JUPEB was definitely one of the hardest exams that I have written, but I still passed it. If I can do it, you can too. I would really advise you to study. Study! Study! Study! Use a lot of past questions, those were so helpful and I did see a lot of repeated questions. Do not skip your classes. Classes really matter and attendance also plays a huge role. I would advice that you study on your own, then once you write your first in course exam and you're not happy with your results, then you can consider applying to tutorials. I didn't do tutorials, but most of my friends that did got 16 points. They give you weekly exams or something like that and really help to prepare you. Most times, the tutorials were so far ahead of the actual lessons in class. I hope this helps and I wish you the best of luck! I didn't think I could do it either, but you never know unless you try.❤️

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I used the Mega Growth Regular Strength Relaxer. I didn't really time it (now that I think of it, I should have). I washed it when it started burning, which was a few minutes after applying it. I did get burnt a bit though. To be honest, I kinda winged the entire thing. I'm lucky that my hair didn't fall out.😂😗

@@xoxoadeola thax

After the exam, you get JAMB form just like you would if you did UTME, but the form is specifically for Direct Entry. Then you apply for admission and stuff.

@@xoxoadeola okay Could you explain this process for me? The aspects of uploading the results to JAMB.... waiting for verification of A level...NIPED status and all please

1. Yes. Also, DE candidates get direct entry into the university, so they go straight to 200 level. 2. Yes.

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I don't really know. The entrance exam is to be accepted into the JUPEB program.

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that's literally my motto😗

better don't let her head swell!😏😏

that's what I thought too. but I know I can always go back to having natural hair, and since I never really cared about the length of my hair...😗

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lol. I wish it was that easy😂😂

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I don't know but you can Google it.

Tutorials are available but I didn't do any.