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Want to break bad study habits and build better ones? This practical guide shows Nigerian students how to overcome procrastination, phone addiction, and other habits that hurt exam performance.

In this article, you will see the reasons why you should study in Ghana. Let’s dive straight in. Located along the Gulf of Guinea in Western Africa, Ghana is bordered to the northwest and north by Burkina Faso, to the east by Togo, to the south by the Ocean and to the west by Cote …

The 2020 West African Senior School Certificate Exam (WASSCE) of the West African Examination Council (WAEC) has been a very peculiar one that has been so different from previous years’ all because of the coronavirus pandemic. Unlike previous years’, the 2020 WAEC SSCE examination was supposed to have taken place within the months of May …

Exercises are good for the body, most especially the brain which is one of the most complex organs in the human body, but which type of exercise, in particular, is good for the brain? From our last article where we talked about exercise and its impact on the brain, we understood that the use of …

The brain just like any part of the body requires good food; good sleep and of course good exercise to maintain balance and perform well. It would seem surprising to a lot of people to know that their brain also benefits from exercises. If you are indeed surprised, ask yourself this question for one: Do …

Struggling to focus while studying? Learn practical, proven techniques to improve your concentration and make your JAMB/WAEC preparation more effective. Simple tips that actually work!

Sleep is one of the most underrated factors in academic success. Many students preparing for JAMB, WAEC, or NECO sacrifice sleep to study more, but research shows this backfires. Learn how sleep affects your brain and exam performance.

With schools shut for over 100 days and counting, indications from the social and mass media show that majority of pupils, students, teachers and even parents want reopening of schools despite the coronavirus pandemic still sabotaging the world. Why is that? Why do people prefer to continue their regular routine to saving their very own …

What to expect during a Post-UTME screening exercise is a question all candidates seeking admission should have in mind, i.e. after knowing the official admission cut-off mark your preferred school of choice would use for its admission exercise. Also See: List of Schools Whose Post-UTME Screening Forms are out This year’s Post-UTME screening exercise might …

The term ‘admission cut-off mark’ has been a trending and disturbing topic to students and aspirants of tertiary institutions, especially now, following the release of the official cut-off marks for admission into tertiary institutions by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB). A lot of candidates seeking admissions into various schools find it confusing on …

Succeeding in University Part 2: Defining Your Plan and What Matters to You Succeeding in university is rather like succeeding in life. It’s really much more about you than it is about the university. So the most important place to start is to consider why you’re there, what matters to you, and what you expect …

Mental health is crucial for academic success. Learn practical tips for managing stress, building resilience, and maintaining wellbeing as a Nigerian student preparing for exams or in university.