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CampusLink NG Wishes to announce to the general public, especially all students of the Federal Polytecnic, Nekede (NEKEDE POLY) that the school has pulled out of the ongoing ASUP strike and had also announced her Resumption Date!!! The Polytechnic will resume for 2013/2014 academic year as follows: CONTINUE READING

GEOGRAPHY THEORY ASPECT PROPABLY 1)Study the map extract provided on a scale of 1:50,000 and answer the following questions (a)Reduce the map to one third its original size and state the new scale in representative Fraction (RF). On your outline, show and name (i) the settlement of KAIAMA; (ii) the main road leading from KAIAMA to the north east end of the map; (iii) River Kodoo. Indicate its direction of flow with an arrow. (b) Calculate the gradient of River Wabba from its source to the point where it joins River Wuruma. (c) With evidence from the map, describe the functions of KAIAMA settlement. Question 2 (a) Describe any three of the following survey instruments (i) ranging poles (ii) chain (iii) cross staff (iv) arrows. (b) Outline the processes involved in carrying out chain survey. Paper 2 Question 6 (a) Draw a sketch map of Nigeria On the map, mark and name (i)one cattle rearing zone; (ii)one town in the zone; (iii)using arrows, show th...

(1) Before The Examination (a) Entry: The first stage leading to passing, or getting valid result is proper entry. To scale this stage, ensure that you complete your entry correctly. Use the examination syllabus and regulation as well as the rules for completing entry document. Many candidates have been known to fail to complete their names, examination numbers, gender codes and choices of subjects correctly, even in the School (May/June) Examination. Such candidates spend useful time asking the examining body to correct the wrong entry. Some even accuse the examining body of responsibility for the error, until the original documents are shown them! (b) Coverage of Syllabuses and Regulations. Get the syllabuses for the subjectschosen and study the topics; listen in class and study later; consult good tutorial colleges if you are a private candidate. Get the required text books and study consistently over a long period. Avoid reliance on "short notes" at the beginning of learn...