Hello dear aspirants!!!!!
You have made the best choice CHOOSING EKSU as your preferred institution, you are at the right place. Different aspirants have been asking the questions on social medias about EKSU POST UTME FORM, may be eksu will conduct exam or it will be screening, yeah it is normal to be worried about that. Today I want to inform you all what you need to know about the coming exam
As at last year, 2018/2019 admission process, EKSU conduct POST UTME and not screening which might be so this year also.
How is the EXAM?
Last year exam was Computer Based Test (CBT) and all the candidates offered the same subject (Mathematics, English and Current affairs) If EKSU Will be will conduting exam this year then it will be the same thing as last year exam. But if EKSU 2019/2020 admission process is base on screening, then your point will be based on your jamb score and o'level results
Smartphones will warm up from the moment you switch them on; this is unavoidable and mostly safe. But phone overheating can be a serious issue, damaging devices and affecting performance. In this article, we address three important questions: what causes a smartphone to heat up, what causes it to overheat, and how can it be avoided?
Why do smartphones heat up?
The answer lies in a basic property of physics: movement generates heat. Our smartphones have to physically move things around to work at all, so they have to generate heat. The amount of heat your smartphone produces is largely proportional to the amount of electricity moving through it.
If you’re playing a game that demands a lot from your central and graphics processing units, both housed in a central system-on-a-chip (SoC), they will become warm, as they require more power to carry out their tasks.
Your phone becoming warm is no reason to worry, they’re designed to work that way, but if it becomes unpleasantly hot, you probably have cause for concern.
Why do smartphones overheat?
Generally speaking, SoCs are extremely well optimized, and overheating is rarely an issue. They are specifically designed to handle high temperatures. When your device approaches a potentially damaging temperature, the processor speed will be reduced, making slower operating speeds one of the signs of overheating; under more severe circumstances, a warning will be displayed, preventing you from using the device until it has cooled.
If your device is experiencing frequent overheating, it could be for a number of solvable reasons, mostly related to overloading the hardware. Pushing your GPU for too long is one of the quickest ways to overheat your phone (as anyone who has tried a Gear VR knows all too well).
The same can happen with demanding apps, but the burden will here fall on the CPU. Multitasking, extra features and functions, like widgets, and, for whatever reason, your phone having to check its connectivity – be it Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, whatever – all require processing power – warming the SoC – and more electricity – warming the battery.
Other factors that can lead to overheating are external: leaving your smartphone out in direct sunlight, for example, or throwing it into the oven. If you don’t overexert your phone and it still overheats to excess regularly, it could well be a hardware malfunction, and it would be worth trying to score a replacement.
There is no better example of poorly optimized hardware leading to overheating issues than the infamous Snapdragon 810. This was the flagship processor of 2015, and was featured in nigh-on every flagship device. From the very start it was plagued with rumors of overheating issues, and, while performance varied from device to device, the chip certainly throttled its processing speeds heavily and frequently to avoid overheating, leading to slower performance.
While there are safety checks in place, and most phones don’t suffer from frequent overheating, when it does happen regularly or to extremes, the heat can damage your device.
What damage can be done?
Battery
Inside modern smartphones, you will find a lithium-ion battery. These are clever tricks of technology. A non-rechargeable battery only allows for a chemical reaction, designed to generate electricity, to happen in one direction: electrons leave the battery to travel through a circuit (your phone). Rechargeable batteries allow this reaction to go both ways, so the battery can give and take charge, and do it hundreds of times.
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Many schools have announced their Post-UTME Screening and registration details for the 2019/2020 Academic Session. This publication makes it easy for candidates to know if, and when the Post-UTME/DE registration for their schools of choice, have commenced for the 2019/2020 academic session.
Information like the 2019 Post-UTME cut-off, eligibility, screening date and registration details of all schools (Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges of education) will be on this thread the moment they are announced.
Post-UTME 2019: List Of Schools That Have Released Forms
A 19-year-old 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination candidate identfied as Adah Eche, has been exposed by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for allegedly falsifying his UTME result. The candidate was reportedly paraded by the board's Registrar, Prof.Is-haq Oloyede, before newsmen at the JAMB's Headquarters in Bwari, Abuja.
Adah was said to have originally scored 153 in his UTME but paid an unknown individual the sum of N5,000 to upgrade his score to 290. The Registrar who disclosed this, revealed that the candidate was apprehended by the board, following a visit by a delegation of Public Complaints Commission regarding various complaints by aggrieved candidates who sat for the 2019 UTME.
2019 UTME: 19-Year-Old Arrested For Upgrading UTME Score - JAMB
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