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Note: If your name appears on the list of 2015/2016 admitted students, you are advised to print your admission letter. (If it has not reflected, check it regularly as it may be validated any time).
The upcoming post utme comprises of five compulsory subjects which include Mathematics, English, Chemistry, Physics and Biology. These should be the same subjects the candidate must have written in the just concluded Jamb/Utme. Lautech being a school of technology and science requires only science subject for the entrance examination. We'll keep you posted for further necessary information before the examination date. For any further information, do leave a comment or check the 'about me' tab for our contacts and feel free to ask your questions. Good Luck
"The real motive of exams is not just to test your knowledge, but a way to remind you how brilliant and intelligent you really are." As Lautech commences its Post-UTME between today Monday 17 and Thursday 20 August, 2015, we'll like to spur your mind and motivate you as you take your first step into becoming a LADOKITE. We are really happy that you have chosen to be a part of Lautech Ecosystem, and we believe that you will be an immense contribution to the growth of our great Institution. As the University's Alumni can testify, 'Lautech is the place you will remember forever and long to return back to years after you leave'. You most probably have heard several negative stories about Lautech, well I am not disputing them but like renowned author, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie says, "That is a single story". Lautech has made -and is still making- several impact in the Technological advancement of Nigeria. Just to mention a few, Lautech repre...
Every year, in most Nigerian universities, there's a week set aside for final year students to celebrate their final days in school. More like a tradition, they set out in different attires depending on the occasion of each day of that particular week. Here in Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, the first day of the "Final Year Brethren" ( FYB as it is popularly called) week is usually tagged ‘ Back to school,’ where students get to flaunt their secondary school wears and make merry. This year, as usual, it was all smiles with extra energy and excitement in the air as they basked in the euphoria of their soon-but-not-yet victory, as even though it was meant to be a free week for all of them, some still had lectures, while a few others reportedly had tests. This played a large role in the low turnout, asides the fact that some didn't see reasons to celebrate just yet. Correspondents of the UCJ LAUTECH, however, spoke to a couple of them, and most, if...
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