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Which University Conduct The Toughest Post UTME In Nigeria?

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Which University Conduct The Toughest Post UTME In Nigeria?



Post UTME is shortened for Post Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. In other words, it is an Exam written by Candidates to gain Admission into their choice Institution after passing the initial UTME Exam.
Post UTMEs are just recognized before-admission screening exams that higher institutions in Nigeria conduct for students who apply for admission into their institution after passing the Nationwide UTME Examination.
Very soon Nigerian Universities will start conducting their Post UTME and we want to help some of these young folks seeking for admission to know how well to prepare for the upcoming post UTME in their preferred institutions.
Some of us have been to four different universities to write Post UTME exams in the past and we have some experiences about this Schools. We can help these young folks seeking admission by telling them how tough it was during our time.

Which University Do You Think Conduct The Toughest Post UTME In Nigeria?

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