Lagos - The University of Lagos said a total of 17, 935 candidates of the 31,955 that sat for its 2015 Post Brought together (as one) Third/(related to three) Matriculation Examination (UTME) (not very long ago), passed the (examining and testing so a decision can be made) exercise.
This is contained in a statement signed by the institution's Deputy Registrar, Information, Mr Olagoke Oke in Lagos.
It would be recalled that 31,955 candidates who scored 200 marks and chose the university as their school of first choice participated at the recent 2015 JAMB-organised UTME.
The statement explained that 26, 732 of the candidates registered for the post UTME (examining and testing so a decision can be made) for (act of letting someone enter/speaking the truth about something bad)s into University of Lagos for the 2015/2016 session.
The statement said that the (examining and testing so a decision can be made) which was carried out from Wednesday, Aug. 12 to Friday, Aug. 14 was successful.
"A total of 17,935 candidates passed the (examining and testing so a decision can be made) test with a lowest possible score of 40 per cent.
"To this respect, 309 candidates did not show up for the test while 118 candidates were disqualified for failure to follow the instructions for the Computer Based Test (CBT).
"A total of 393 results were, at first, held back on (feeling that something is wrong or bad, but without proof) of (serious medical mistakes that cause injury or death) but on further close attention, 271 of these results have been confirmed as cases involving (serious medical mistakes that cause injury or death).
"We will continue to withhold them for further (acts of asking questions and trying to find the truth about something), while the remaining 122 results have been released.
"The cut-off marks for (act of letting someone enter/speaking the truth about something bad)s into the different programmes offered by the university have since been released on the university website,'' the statement said.
The statement strongly encouraged all candidates who participated in the examination to visit the university's website www.unilag.edu.ng for the cut-off marks and individual scores.
The statement warned that the university does not require any added/more payments in respect of (act of letting someone enter/speaking the truth about something bad).
It said that any request made by an individual or group of people for payment in order to help them to secure (act of letting someone enter/speaking the truth about something bad) was fake/illegal (because of lying and stealing).
" For importance and focus, candidates are (gave opinions about what could or should be done about a situation) not to make any payment to anyone for any purpose relating to (act of letting someone enter/speaking the truth about something bad)s.
"Anyone found to be involved in any form of asking for/encouraging, giving or receiving money or benefit of any kind with respect to helping (act of letting someone enter/speaking the truth about something bad)s into the University of Lagos will be reported to the appropriate police agents.
"Also, candidates found to have offered or given money or benefit in kind for into the university will be disqualified from (act of letting someone enter/speaking the truth about something bad).
"Candidates are hereby (gave opinions about what could or should be done about a situation) to stop from looking (for) information and any other form of help in relation to (act of letting someone enter/speaking the truth about something bad)s from sites other than the university's official website,'' the statement warned. (NAN )
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