On Monday, 10th of September, 2018, the results of the
previously conducted DVM Part 1 exams were released. The results showed 11.4%
failure in both Anatomy and Biochemistry, with 12 students out of 105 scoring
less than 50% in the examinations, and with a startling number of 34 out of 105
students failing Physiology, and set to write the resit examinations in the
second week of October. However, about 10 students, who failed all three
subjects, will not be
eligible to write the resit examinations (so we heard).
Also, one, two and three distinctions were recorded in Anatomy,
Biochemistry, and Physiology respectively.
“Generally speaking, the results were good,” the Sub-Dean, Dr T.O
Ajibade, commented. “Apart from the repeating students, DVM1 students can
generally be considered to have an 80% pass rate. We hope a lot of people will
pass the resit exams this time around. Close scrutiny of the results has led to
the observation that people who failed are those who fail to come
for lectures, leading to their poor performance.” Is
this really true?
HIV EPIDERMIC HITS
THE UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN?
Rumours of HIV
rapidly circulating amongst the students of the University of Ibadan has been
on for weeks now. HIV incidences have been confirmed to have gone on the
increase amongst the students by the Clinic Health centre popularly known as
JAJA. “According to what we gathered, about 35 cases have been reported in JAJA
in just this week alone,” This has led to the highest level of caution while
handling potential HIV carriers amongst the student population.
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