Are u aspiring for unilag postgraduate admission in Mechanical Engineering this 2018.

UNILAG Offers three options under mechanical engineering namely
1) design and production option,
2) thermofluid option,
3) applied mechanics option.

Applied mechanics option HASN'T run in the last 2 sessions now (2016/2017) and (2017/2018) sessions, hence no graduate of the course has been produced since then. Check other pages on this thread for updates on Applied Mechanics.

Here's statistics of the number of people admitted last year (2017/2018 Academic session)

1) Design and production option ( 55 people)
2) Thermofluid option (25 people)
3) Applied Mechanics option (1 person, who later joined Design & production)


Cut-Off mark was 46,

sales of msc forms has commenced and it's stipulated to close by end of this month August 31st 2018.

But from experience, they will extend it for at least two weeks.


The form costs #22,250 and online payment through remita is the best

In order to ace the exam, u will need past questions.

Get past questions for all mechanical engineering options to better position you to smash the exam.
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Thanks.

I will be helping with strategic info as to how to ace the examination, feel free to ask questions. I will try my possible best to reply you without much delay.

I think they also have applied mechanics option. what are the exam questions like; is it written or CBT?

Tunji93:
I think they also have applied mechanics option.
what are the exam questions like; is it written or CBT?

Yes they had just one person admitted for applied mechanics option during last two years (2016/2017) the same thing happened last year (2017/2018), but both of them had to change to design and production option before semester commenced for each year, this was because having only a candidate for applied mechanics option as a result of low application from students for both years wasn't encouraging to run the course considering getting lecturers to take the course and all. As it stands there's no guarantee for the course this year also, but if enough students applies for the option this year, then it will be possible.
exam is written ( 60 obj multiple choice questions) o.m.r answer sheet.

Thanks for the swift response. I already applied for msc mechanical engineering (applied mechanics option) and can only hope I'm not compelled to change my option along the line.

can you help with past questions ;DThanks for the swift response. I already applied for msc mechanical engineering (applied mechanics option) and can only hope I'm not compelled to change my option along the line.

can you help with past questions

Tunji93:
Thanks for the swift response. I already applied for msc mechanical engineering (applied mechanics option) and can only hope I'm not compelled to change my option along the line.

can you help with past questions ;DThanks for the swift response. I already applied for msc mechanical engineering (applied mechanics option) and can only hope I'm not compelled to change my option along the line.

can you help with past questions

Sorry for the delayed response Mr jide, Applied mechanics option will be called solid mechanics option this time around, even though it may still appear as applied mechanics on the pg site, and the number of candidates that applies is what will determine if the option will hold, the condition for switching to design and production is that the candidate does very well in the entrance examination, the guy who switched to design and prorduction during last year's admission had 64, cut off being 46 marks, take the info given to you very seriously. For the pastquestions send me a chat on WhatsApp [url=/2348021044205]HERE[/url] , Thanks

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Topstarr:
Please I want to apply for masters in this course (thermofluid option precisely), though I'm a graduate of Agricultural Engineering. Please how do I go about it?

With bsc in agricultural engineering you can only apply for design and production option, there are about 4 canditates from agricultural engineering that are running design and production presently, you may be admitted but trust me you would have to change option and this change process is not as simple as it sounds.

Thanks for the info.Please does the cover every aspect of mechanical or preferences are give to certain areas?
I would be hoping to hear from you regarding the past questions.
Thanks once again

Now to the main reason why this thread was created how to *ace* the exam,to be honest with you, u would need 2017 pastquestions if u must ace this exam, and I'm happy to inform you that you can get it from me, i have past questions for all three options 1) thermofluid, 2) applied mechanics(solid) and 3) design and production (d & P) soft copies and hard copies from 2009-2017, I had over 70 marks when I wrote the exam, those who purchase this from me will have access to my email to get response as regards other classified info, the comprehensive soft copy goes for #3,000 while the hard copy goes for #5000 I can deliver to any part of the country, chat me [url=/2348021044205]HERE[/url] if u want to get a copy, keep asking questions and I will be here to answer for free thanks

Tunji93:
Thanks for the info.Please does the cover every aspect of mechanical or preferences are give to certain areas?
I would be hoping to hear from you regarding the past questions.
Thanks once again

If I understand your question correctly, you want to know if design and production covers every aspect of mechanical engineering or if preference is given to certain areas? Would appreciate if u can rephrase the question for the sake of clarity, thanks

The msc application form goes for #22,500, if you are yet to get yours, make plans towards getting it, unilag
Post utme ended on Friday 10th August (4 days ago) I can assure you the pg exam is the next thing on their mind. they are getting ready for you, are u getting ready for them?

If you are considering applied mechanics, you should be ready for the possible outcomes, the course may or may not run this year, due to the reason stated above, before applying make sure you are ready to score high in the entrance exam and ready to switch to d&p should in case

Whatever you do, don't forget that the unilag msc mechanical admission is competitive still, only 80 people got admitted out of 3000 applicants last year. The 2920 will join this year's applicants, the go-to is to put in place strategies that will increase your chances of admission, one of which is early preparation, another is having an informed sense of direction on which specific topics to read, another is having an understanding of the exam style, not everyone has the luxury of time to read at length as some applicants are working class, but I know the number of working class that got admitted last year despite the stiff competition and office challenges, it will take more than the regular study pattern to get admission looking at the competition, you must be ready to outsmart the majority by studying smart.
P.S i DONT do examination/admission runs. But I sure know legitimate ways of acing the exam.

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Topstarr:


Okay please do you have a specific reason? Thanks

Yes bro, the thermofluid set currently undergoing the MSc program in unilag are 25 in number, not a single one of them had agricultural engineering at Bsc level, even the previous set before them, it's a prerequisite in unilag that you must have Bsc Mechanical Engineering to be able to take Msc Mechanical Engineering (Thermofluid option). And if you have Bsc Agricultural Engineering you can only take Msc Mechanical Engineering (design and production option) or Msc Mechanical Engineering (applied Mechanics option), in a case where someone applies wrongly, I.e applies for an option without meeting the Bsc requirements, it's a two way thing, your exam result status may read "not recommended" now take note that design and production already filled up their slot, it is only if you have an impressive score at the entrance exam and do follow up, then the department can consider adding you to the already filled up slot in design and production option (special consideration). the present and previous set confirms this, My conversation with the postgraduate coordinator of mechanical engineering recently also Confirms this. Thanks

GeniusOla:


Yes bro, the thermofluid set currently undergoing the MSc program in unilag are 25 in number, not a single one of them had agricultural engineering at Bsc level, even the previous set before them, it's a prerequisite in unilag that you must have Bsc Mechanical Engineering to be able to take Msc Mechanical Engineering (Thermofluid option). And if you have Bsc Agricultural Engineering you can only take Msc Mechanical Engineering (design and production option) or Msc Mechanical Engineering (applied Mechanics option), in a case where someone applies wrongly, I.e applies for an option without meeting the Bsc requirements, it's a two way thing, your exam result status may read "not recommended" now take note that design and production already filled up their slot, it is only if you have an impressive score at the entrance exam then the department can consider adding you to the already filled up slot in design and production option (special consideration). the present and previous set confirms this, My conversation with the postgraduate coordinator of mechanical engineering recently also Confirms this. Thanks

Alright, thanks a lot. You've been helpful much.

Topstarr:


Alright, thanks a lot. You've been helpful much.

You welcome, but then as design and production option student, nothing stops you from taking thermofluid courses as electives, wishing you all the best in your endeavours

There is a mistake in my application, I have a btech but the person that helped with the application put bsc. can this still be corrected?

I want to join the WhatsApp group 08138514999

Tunji93:
There is a mistake in my application, I have a btech but the person that helped with the application put bsc. can this still be corrected?

Yes, it can still be corrected
Unilag will only charge you #1,000 for the correction

Follow me step by step
Step 1
Login to your portal
click here

Step 2
Click on continue application

Step 3
Input your reference number and surname in small letters as password

Step 4
Click on re-open application
(It then gives you a prompt informing you that it costs #1,000 to make any changes so to continue click reopen)

Step 6
Select reopen, it then sends you a payment advice.

Step 7
Click the online payment button, select your mode of payment and enter all necessary details form your atm card

Step 8
When it is successful it sends acknowledgement and redirects you to ur application page

Step 9
Login and make all necessary adjustments

Step 10
Re-submit your application( make sure you go through the details again to be sure they are all correct, cuz you would pay another 1k to make corrections after you've resubmitted)

All the best

Horlamijazzy:
I want to join the WhatsApp group
08138514999

What option do you want to apply for?

GeniusOla:


Yes, it can still be corrected
Unilag will only charge you #1,000 for the correction

Follow me step by step
Step 1
Login to your portal
click here

Step 2
Click on continue application

Step 3
Input your reference number and surname in small letters as password

Step 4
Click on re-open application
(It then gives you a prompt informing you that it costs #1,000 to make any changes so to continue click reopen)

Step 6
Select reopen, it then sends you a payment advice.

Step 7
Click the online payment button, select your mode of payment and enter all necessary details form your atm card

Step 8
When it is successful it sends acknowledgement and redirects you to ur application page

Step 9
Login and make all necessary adjustments

Step 10
Re-submit your application( make sure you go through the details again to be sure they are all correct, cuz you would pay another 1k to make corrections after you've resubmitted)

All the best

Thanks a bunch. I'm grateful

Tunji93:


Thanks a bunch. I'm grateful

U welcome

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This year's exam is most likely to be in sep/oct
Hope you are getting prepared

To aid your preparation making sure you are not studying in the wrong direction, u will need past questions to direct your study, and like I do emphasize, u will need the most recent year's past question (I.e 2017) if you must ace the exams

Past questions are available for the three
Mechanical Engineering options

1) thermofluid option
2) design and production option
3) applied mechanics option

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For instructions on how to go about your online msc registration, click on the link below
Unilag step by step registration procedure

Happy Sunday all! The update I have is that this msc entrance examination is most likely to come up in october, here's proof from the unilag Pg site.

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Update, I see no reason why u should go to the bank to purchase your Unilag Msc form, it's something you can purchase from the comfort of your room and register at the same time, saving urself stress, additional costs and time

All you need get ready are the following

Ur BSc/Hnd (certificate/statement of result) as the case may be (pls note that u can still go ahead with using your statement of result at the application stage, u will only need ur certificate during the registration stage and that will be in January next year)

If you have your certificate already, you don't need a transcript, afterall I've been through the process myself

A recent passport photo (soft copy)

Your NYSC discharge/exemption certificate (soft copy)

As far as engineering is concerned you don't need to upload your olevels, afterall u won't be a graduate if you didn't have that already

Other professional certificates (unilag has some recognized professional certificates but pls if yours isn't amongst the list, just add it like that, u may be lucky as they appoint marks for them same as your years of post NYSC experience)

With these you are good to go

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hello, please can someone who studied mechatronics engineering at first degree apply for Applied mechanics option in UNILAG MSc.?