LASU 2017/18 Acceptance Fees Payment & Admission Clearance Guidelines

This is to inform the General Public and especially the Candidates offered Provisional Admission into the Lagos State University for the 2017/2018 Academic Session, that the University Management has announced the procedure and the amount payable as acceptance fee.

Candidates are expected to pay a non-refundable Acceptance Fee of Twenty Thousand Naira (#20,000.00) only, using the approved payment mode on the University website: www.lasu.edu.ng.

Method of payment

Visit LASU E-Payment portal: http://www.lasu.edu.ng/epayment
While on the LASU E-Payment page, you are required to enter your UTME RegistrationNumber in the Column marked with Matric Number/PaymentID/Application Number.
Select “Main Campus” in the Column for “Campus”
Select “Undergraduate” in the Column for “Study Type”.
Then Click on “Proceed” to continue.
Your details will be displayed with the amount to be paid
Click the radio box “Confirm information and proceed”
An invoice with the TRANSACTION ID will be generated. Please PRINT the INVOICE
Proceed to quickteller.com/lasu to complete the payment using the TRANSACTION ID on your printed invoice
STUDENTS' UNDERTAKING FORM

ALL admitted freshmen are required to download and complete the “Students’ Undertaking Form”. The form is available at http://lasu.edu.ng/news/letter_of_undertaking.pdf

This form will be submitted along with other documents during the Central Admissions Clearance exercise
CENTRAL ADMISSIONS CLEARANCE EXERCISE (CACE)

1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION
Successful candidates offered provisional admission for the 2017/2018 academic session in the university are hereby advised to report for the central screening exercise scheduled to hold at the MBA Building of the Lagos State University, Ojo between Tuesday, 2nd January, 2018 and Monday, 15th January, 2018.

2.0 REQUIRES REGISTRATION DOCUMENTS

Prospective candidates should bring the following documents for the screening exercise:

1. Four [4] recent passport photograph

2. Original and Four [4] copies of WAEC/NECO/GCE/NCE/Diploma/A’Level/NABTEB Certificates;

3. New Scratch card to verify WAEC/NECO/GCE results online [2scratch cards where 2 results are used for the admission]

NOTE: Only One [1] Sitting is allowed for Medicine and Dentistry

4. Original and Four [4] copies of birth certificate

5. Original and Four [4] copies of JAMB Admission Letter

6. Original and Four [4] copies of JAMB Results

7. Original and Four [4] copies of IIVC Certificate for Lagos Indigenes only

8. Original and Four [4] copies of a letter of undertaking

9. Original and Four [4] copies evidence of payment of Acceptance/other fees

A customized Admission Screening Form will be given to each prospective student at the Screening venue.

3.0 SCREENING STEPS:
(I) REPORT AT THE GROUP SITTING:
Confirmation of Candidates’ names on the approved Admission List
Issuance of Pre-printed Clearance Form.
Presentation of Originals Copies of Credentials for Screening to ensure that the Candidates Satisfy Department and Faculty requirements for admission.
Presentation of JAMB Notification of Results to ensure that the Candidate offered admission scored a minimum of 190 and has the required UTME Subject Combination.
Issuance of Rejection Forms to candidates with deficiencies/discrepancies in their O’ Level requirements.
Validation of Notification: Notification of WAEC, GCE, NECO, NABTEB Results (in lieu of certificates) which is more than two years will not be accepted for registration.
Stamp and endorse the Student Clearance Form.
Demand for Independent Indigeneship Clearance (IIVC) from students of Lagos State Origin.
Candidates should come along with a Scratch Card in respect of each examination GCE, NECO, WAEC, NABTEB for online verification result.

(II) ICT OFFICER
Presentation of Original Copies of Credentials, Birth Certificates, Passport photographs and other relevant documents for Screening. This is to ensure that the Credentials conform along with the informat

OOU 2017/2018 Orientation & Matriculation Ceremony for Fresh Students

The Olabisi Onabanjo University, OOU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ganiyu Olatunji Olatunde has approved new dates for 2017/2018 Orientation and Matriculation programmes for fresh students.

The Orientation Programme would now take place on Monday, 8 th January to Tuesday, 9 th January , 2018 while the Matriculation Programme would take place on Wednesday, 10th January, 2018.

JAMB To Conduct Mock Exams In January

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board is to conduct its optional mock examination in January , preparatory to actual examination later in the year .

The board made this disclosure in a statement signed by its Head of Media , Mr. Fabian Benjamin , and made available to the News Agency of Nigeria on Sunday in Abuja.

The board also reiterated the need for candidates to register on time and ensure that they follow due process in order to prevent certain challenges .

“ As we prepare for the 2018 examinations , beginning with the optional mock , we urge candidates to register on time , make clear their choices of institutions, disciplines and examination centres in the process.

“ Candidates must note that their first choice can be a College of Education , a university , an Innovation Enterprise Institution , a polytechnic or a monotechnic .

“ Others include , the Nigerian Defence Academy or the Police Academy .
“ We will conduct a better examination, ensure more transparent admission and make more remittances to the government , ” according to the statement .

It promised to sustain and make better the entire process in 2018 , noting that its Central Admission Processing System portal has been helpful .

UNILORIN Pre-degree/Remedial Admission Form for 2017/2018 Academic Session

University of Ilorin, UNILORIN pre-degree / remedial programme admission application form for the 2017/2018 academic session is out.

University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) has commenced the 2017/2018 admission processes into remedial programme. Interested and qualified candidates are hereby requested to follow the instructions outlined below to apply.

UNILORIN PRE-DEGREE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS.
1.   Arts Education:

(i)      Applicant Must pass five subjects at credit level at not more than two sittings in SSCE/GCE organized by WEAC, NECO, NABTEB and should include mathematics, English Language and the subject of study.

(ii)      Two of the five subjects must be from Arts while the third may be from the Social Sciences.

Note:  There is NO Remedial programme in B.A.(Hons.) English  

2.   Agriculture, Engineering and Technology, Environmental Sciences and Science Education, Technology Education and Educational Technology

Applicants must pass the following subjects at credit level;

English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics at not more than two sittings in the SSCE/GCE organized by WAEC, NECO and NABTEB.

SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS FOR UNILORIN REMEDIAL PROGRAMME.
Faculty of Agriculture will accept credit grade in Agricultural Science in lieu of credit grade in Biology.

DURATION OF UNILORIN REMEDIAL PROGRAMME.
The programme is for duration of two semesters (one academic session)

UNILORIN REMEDIAL PROGRAMME ELIGIBILITY:
The preliminary programme is primarily opened to applicants from the Catchment States of the University of Ilorin, (i.e.    Benue, Kogi, Kwara, Nassarawa, Niger, Plateau, Sokoto and Zamfara States.

UNILORIN REMEDIAL PROGRAMME GENERAL CONDITIONS:
Candidates who want to study Engineering must obtain Credit grades in Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics and sit for Chemistry, Mathematics and Physics at the 2017/2018 JAMB/UTME.

Candidates MUST write the 2017/2018 JAMB/UTME with relevant subject combination to any programme in either Arts or Sciences and MUST obtain the minimum UTME approved cut off point by the University.

Consideration for admission into programmes shall be based on performance and quota for each programme.

Applicants are to note that the programme is residential.

VENUE OF UNILORIN REMEDIAL PROGRAMME .
The venue of the programme shall be at the School of Preliminary Studies, Fufu, Ilorin South Local Government Headquarters, Kwara State.

HOW TO APPLY FOR UNILORIN PRE-DEGREE ADMISSION FORM.
Candidates are to visit the university of Ilorin website http://www.unilorin.edu.ng

And follow the link for the 2017/2018 SPS Application. Application forms to be completed online after a payment of N15,000.00 (Fifteen Thousand Naira Only) application fee using interswitch enabled ATM card either Master or Verve card.

After the completion of the form, each candidate MUST Download a Local Government Confirmation Form which MUST Be endorsed by the Chairman/ Secretary of the local Government Area.

A candidate who is offered admission will be expected to bring the form and SSCE/GCE certificates/result slips during registration.

Closing date for application is 10th January, 2018.

Fountain University 7th Convocation Ceremony & 10th Year Anniversary Programme of Events

Fountain University, Osogbo, FUO 7th Convocation Ceremony And 10th year Anniversary programme of events.

The Ag. Vice-Chancellor, Professor Abdullateef Usman on Behalf of the Board of Trustees, Council, Senate, Staff and Students of Fountain University, Osogbo, Nigeria Cordially Invites: General Public, Parents/Graduands and well-wishers to the 7th Convocation Ceremony And 10th year Anniversary.

FOUNTAIN UNIVERSITY 7TH CONVOCATION CEREMONY & 10TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY PROGRAMME OF EVENTS.

DAY 1: Monday 8th January, 2018
AG. VICE-CHANCELLOR’S PRESS BRIEFING
Venue: Eti-Osa Lecture Theatre, University Campus, Osogbo
Time: 10:00 a.m

DAY 2: Tuesday 9th January, 2018
QUIZ COMPETITION
Venue: Eti-Osa Lecture Theatre, University Campus, Osogbo
Time: 10:00 a.m

DAY 3: Wednesday 10th January, 2018
AWARENESS TREK (7:00 am)

DAY 4: Thursday 11th January, 2018
NOVELTY MATCH AND INDOOR GAMES
Venue: FUO Pitch / Amina Namadi Sambo Multi-Purpose Hall
Time: 10.00 am 8c 4.20.pm

Day 5: Friday 12th January, 2018
CONVOCATION JUMAT SERVICE
University Mosque
Time: 1:00 p.m

DAY 6: Saturday 13th January, 2018;
FOOTBALL MATCH: FUO Pitch; University Campus (Fountain University vs Crescent University) 9:00am

ALUMNI DAY: University Campus (11:00am)

NASFAT Award Night: Amina Namadi Sambo Multi-Purpose Hall (6:00 p.m)
Day 7: Sunday 14th January, 2018:
Convocation Lecture and Conferment of First and Postgraduate Degrees/Award of Prizes

Venue: Amina Namadi Sambo Multi-Purpose Hall, University Campus
Time: 10:00 a.m

All Graduands are to attend the Convocation Rehearsal scheduled to hold on Thursday 11th January, 2018 at 10:00 a.m.

5 Reasons Why You Shouldn't Attend A Private University

If you look beyond the ASUU strikes in public universities, you'll see several benefits these schools have over their private counterparts.
       
In Nigeria, there is a general belief that private universities are far better than public varsities.
This belief is strengthened by the epileptic ASUU strikes and internal crises in public higher institutions across the country.

Usually, when a crisis does not get to the point of pausing the academic progression of the students and shutting the school gates, the crisis doesn't get resolved. These are parts of the reasons why some parents choose to send their wards to private universities. However, if you look beyond the ASUU strike in public universities, you will see several benefits these schools have over their private counterparts.

These benefits range from cheaper school fees to freedom to become an adult and exposure to the real world before becoming a graduate. The bulk of private university graduates don't have such exposure and experience.

[b]So here are five reasons you should consider public university if you are seeking admission.[/b]

[b]1. Cost of Education[/b]
The first thing people get to know about private universities is not the facilities they have but their school fees. Some private schools tuition fee is enough to build a house elsewhere. On the other hand, cost of education is very cheap.
Apart from this, cost of living in public university is also cheap as students are allowed to either patronise campus shops or those on the streets where prices are competitive. This is not allowed as some private universities will even punish students for having foodstuff in their hostel.

[b]2. Freedom and Independence[/b]
Undergraduates in public universities enjoy some degrees of freedom as they are not kept under stringent rules on how to live on campus.
Private Universities have so many amusing rules that keep their students under the prying eyes of the management. No freedom, no independence, just students shuttling between lecture rooms and hostels. Private universities force their laws down the throat of their students as they have rules guiding everything. Private school is that entity that treats adults like kids by giving them rules on what to eat, how to dress and when to worship.

[b]3. Campus Fun[/b]
Some Private universities are dry and are utterly devoid of campus fun. In public universities, you have parties to attend, meet real people, rich and poor; and even join socio-cultural associations like the Kegites groups.
Dating is also fun as students couple enjoy their relationship without being punished for expressing love. You can not do this in some private universities. In fact, some private universities frown at students of opposite sex hugging each other.

[b]4. Public University encourages hard work[/b]
Some lecturers' nonchalant attitudes to work in public universities propel students to work hard to succeed.

For instance, a lecturer that comes to class only to give out handouts expects the students to impress him in their exams. Those lecturers who do not come to class regularly because of other commitments also expect good performance from the students. These students are denied a lot of things yet, they come out with good grades. On the other hands, private university students have almost everything to facilitate their education, yet, some of them are no match for public school graduates who are screwed to success.

[b]5. Public university produces mature graduates[/b]
Everything public university undergraduates go through in the hands of their lecturers and the university system toughens and prepare them for the life after graduation. They understand life more on campus through the many challenges they go through. The same can not be said about private university undergraduates, most of whom only see life through one prism of their parents' wealth and lecturers' soft approaches to everything. They hardly make decisions for themselves. It is either their parents make it for them or the school management does. 

Nigerian Army Begins 2018 Recruitment. See How To Apply

The Nigerian Army says it has commenced its online registration for the 77 Regular Recruit Intake for both trades, non-tradesmen and women from December 29 to February 9, 2018.

The army spokesman, Sani Usman, a brigadier general, said in a statement on Saturday that the exercise was aimed at selecting able bodied Nigerians and would take place in all states.

“Interested applicants must be Nigerians between the ages of 18 to 22 for non-tradesmen and women, while tradesmen and women must be between 22 to 26 years by 1st March 2018.

“Applicants are to visit the Nigerian Army official website http://recruitment.army.mil.ng to apply online,” Mr. Usman said.

He said the application was free.

“For more details, applicants are to contact 08038575725 or 08037234828.

“Further details are contained in Daily Sun and Leadership newspapers of tomorrow Sunday 31st December 2017.” (NAN)

Happy New Year Wishes You Should Send For The Year 2018

Sweet New Year Wishes, Messages And SMS To Send: First of all, I wish you a happy and marvellous new year
2018 .

Now, You may say, “I want to send 2018 happy new year wishes to my friends and well wishers but I don’t know the sweetest ones to send”. If this is your challenge, then worry no more. Below are happy new year messages to send right now.

You will find the complete collection of the best and sweetest happy new year wishes for family members, friends, boyfriend, girlfriend, mother, family, boss and to send across various social networks like Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter, Instagram and many more…

Top 35 Happy New Year SMS And Wishes 2018

1. New Year’s is a time of renewal and rejuvenation. May this year bring you all that you hope and desire. If anyone deserves it, it is you my friend.

2. Just as a flower buds and blooms to reveal its refreshing beauty and fresh scent, may the New Year bring with it a fresh new start and many beautiful things for you.

3. You are my best friend and there is nobody that I more sincerely wish for all the blessings of life to come to this new year than you. Thanks for being you.

4. A true friend is someone who doesn’t laugh at you for not keeping your New Year’s resolutions. Thanks for being a true friend to me. Best New Year wishes!

5. Happy New Year wishes to all of my friends. Thanks for all you did to make this past year a happy one.

I wish you happy new year 2018

6. Thank you for everything you’ve done for me this past year. I couldn’t have asked for a better friend to be by my side throughout it all.

7. May the spirit of the season fill your heart with serenity and peace. Happy New Year my friend.

8. The newness of this year inspires me to greet you, for all great things have begun anew. Best New Year wishes!

9. As I look forward to a New Year, I always think of the gifts my parents have given me. Though we’re miles apart, you are always in my thoughts and prayers. Happy New Year, with gratitude.

10. When the New Year starts with colorful fireworks, let them light up your life like a candle in the night and may they color your year like a rainbow. Happy New Year!

I wish you happy new year 2018

11. Free yourself from sadness and frown for the New Year has finally come to town. Have a happy and healthy New Year!

12. Roses are red, violets are blue, it’s party time, happy New Year to you! Have a fantastic New Year! Have a crazy, rocking, exciting and magical New Year!

13. New love, new do, new purse, new adventures, new you. May the coming year be a great success for you. “Ring out the false, ring in the true.” – Alfred Lord Tennyson

14. “And now we welcome the New Year, full of things that have never been.” – Rainer Maria Rilke

15. “We will open a book. It’s pages are blank. We are going to put words on them ourselves. The book is called opportunity and its first chapter is New Years Day.” – Edith Pierce.

I wish you happy new year 2018

16. “May the New Year bring you courage to break your resolutions early. My own plan is to swear off every kind of virtue, so that I triumph even when I fall!” – Aleister Crowley

17. “As the old year retires and a new one is born, we commit into the hands of our Creator the happenings of the past year and ask for direction and guidance in the new one. May He grant us His grace, His tranquility and His wisdom!” ― Peggy Toney Horton.

18. “Drop the last year into the silent limbo of the past. Let it go, for it was imperfect, and thank God that it can go.” – Brooks Atkinson

19. Here’s to the New Year…
And all the promises
And hopes it brings!
As you sip your wine
Celebrating the New Year
Hope each day brings you
Showers of joy and surprises!
Happy New Year!

20. May your new year be blessed
with peace, love and joy.
Sending you my heartfelt wishes
With joy that never ends.
Wishing you a very
Happy New Year.

I wish you happy new year 2018

21. Joy to your heart…
and warmth to your home!
As the New Year arrives…
Hope it brings along happiness,
hope and good tidings…
To stay on and on
Happy New Year

22. New is the year, new are the hopes and the aspirations,
New is the resolution, new are the spirits and..
Forever my warm wishes are for you
Have a promising and fulfilling New Year
Here is a wishing that the coming year is a glorious
One that rewards all your future endeavors with success..
Wishing you heartfelt and prosperous
Happy New Year

23. May each day of the New Year
Bring happiness, good cheer
And sweet surprises…
To you and all your dear ones!
Happy New Year!

24. New year is the time to bid farewell to the old
Year and welcome the coming year.
It is the time to forget and get past memories
That are no longer useful or worth pondering upon.
Let us Forget and forgive
Happy New Year!

25. As the New Year makes its way
Through the cold winter…
Sending you a warm ‘Hello’
and wishing you a
Happy New Year!

26. Wishing you a year of health,
wealth, happiness, luck, warmth…
And loads of love of your dear ones!
Hope the New Year
showers you with…
All that is beautiful!
Happy New Year!

27. As we enter the New Year together, let’s resolve to appreciate the love we share and watch it grow even deeper. Happy New Year my love.

28. You witnessed my every pratfall and tolerated every bad joke. You’re still smiling with me, and I love you for that. Happy New Year.

29. I resolve to stop wasting my resolutions on myself and use them to repay you for the warmth you’ve shown me. Happy New Year, my love.

30. New dreams, new hopes, new experiences and new joys: wishing my new love a very Happy New Year.

I wish you Flash happy new year 2018

31. Happy New Year, Grandma. I wish you a bright New Year, just like every year you have brightened in my life. Thank you.

32. To my awesome brother: thank you for the fun, and sometimes embarrassing, memories we share. Let’s keep that tradition going in the upcoming year! Happy New Year, with love.

33. On the road to success, the rule is to always to look ahead. May you reach your destination, and may your journey be wonderful. Happy New Year.

34. No one can go back in time to change what has happened, so work on your present to make yourself a wonderful future. Happy New Year.

35. No greeting cards to give, no sweet flowers to send, no bags of rice to forward to a loving heart and sweet love from within wishing you merry christmas and happy new year.

I wish you sweet happy new year 2018

OOU; NEW ADMISSION LIST RELEASED, RESUMPTION DATE REMAINS JANUARY 3RD

*NEW ADMISSION LIST RELEASED, RESUMPTION DATE REMAINS JANUARY 3RD*

The Olabisi Onabanjo University has released a new admission list today Friday, 29th December 2017.

Aspirants are advised to use school portal with their Jamb Registration number and surname to check their admission status.

https://www.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng/portal/admission/login.php

Meanwhile, orientation and matriculation programme for  fresh students is set to take place on 8th, 9th and 10th January respectively.

Fresh and returning Students are advised to return to school early as resumption date remains Wednesday, January 2018.

Ways To Make Money Genuinely As A Nigerian Student

Ways To Make Money Genuinely As A Nigerian Student

As a student we all have something we should be able to offer that will generate monetary returns before we graduate,A meaningful skill that the society needs.In this series of making money as a student on https://www.SolutionClass.Com.Ng,I will be listing few ways and things we can do as students to make money.

1.Blogging

Blogging is great business that pulls in much income. Anyone can profit through blogging and undergraduates are not optional. At the comfort of your home, you can blog and get paid in your Nigerian account.

Most Nigerian student bloggers are not too patient they expect to make money instantly from blogging,but let me tell you my good friend everything good in life comes easy.Blogging requires perseverance,consistency and hardwork. You cant make it once in the twinkle of an eye,God doesn't bless like that.

Just find something you are good at and write about it ,if its entertainment,news,education write about it. Dont be a copy and paste blogger sha,Be original,write meaningful things about your passion.

The question now is how can you make money from blogging?

There are so many of them but it all depends on Your niche. Something that catches your interest and something you have vast knowledge about. So you may wonder how one actually makes money from this. Here are listed ways:

Google AdSense/chitika adsense/propellar ads
Consultation on SEO, traffic related issues
Affiliate marketing.
Freelancing (writing posts and articles for other blogs and individuals),Music promotion if you have lots of traffic
Web site creation and design
Selling of my information products on this site and on AMAZON.



Note-to be able to get google adsense you need a minimum 30 posts with above 400 words that have somthing meaninful about them.

2.Photography and organizing social events
This job is suitable for people that are very social and not the shy ones. Photography and social events go side by side. You can plan events like

Social weeks
Fellowship days
Birthdays
Room, department and faculty weeks etc

So far you are in a tertiary institution settings like a university or polytechnic your opportunities are endless.For example female students love photo-shoots with passion,male students on the other hand love throwing parties.You can meet with them and Let them know you can do the job.

3. Computer Jobs:Repair etc
This is another good way of making money with your computer skills. Instead of using your computer to play games and watching movie while not use it for something productive such as

Installation of computer software and games.
Typing, scanning and photocopying jobs.
Online application for new and old students
Repairing of electronic gadgets.
General internet solutions.
We are in the IT age, so getting customers wont be a problem for you.

4.Buy and Sell
While in school, you can involve yourself in buying and selling business.Study your school environmentAnd check out whats trending . There are many products you can invest in, ranging from fashion; cloths, shoes, weavon, stationery and more. You can make serious amount of money from buying and selling businiess especially if you do it well.You will make money especially from freshers(100 level) who know little about business.You can start by buying clothes and other fashion wares at a cheap rate and reselling it at a price that will make you gain alot.

5.Mini-importation business
The mini importation business is one easy way to get you out of your financial troubles. It’s a very profitable way to make money online and offline in Nigeria as an undergraduate irrespective of the institution you find yourself in.

The main idea is to import goods that catch students eyes or attention, it doesn’t make your sex, both male and female can go into this business as far you have something that people likes and want to buy
You can import the following items and they will thrive well in any Nigerian campus:
Phone pouch and cases with USB cords.
Human hair.
Tablet phones.
Wristwatches, bangles, chains, anklet and customized wristbands.
Modems and card readers.
Flash and memory card.
Solar chargers.
Sandals and shoes.
Clothes and underwear and lots more

Important Note-
There is no joy like making money legally,as you have no cockroach under your bed,you can move freely anyhow you want without fear.Never forget your major purpose in school,which is to get a degree.In whatever you do ,do it well and legal.Making Money legally is time consuming that's just the not so happy story,but still be calm, friends as what you discover in university can take you places even after your university education.
For example the founder of host sleek technologies one of Nigeria's top web hosting companies founded host sleek as an undergraduate now the business is booming. In his first year he didn't make money but consistency and hard-work paid off later.Same thing about the founder of 9jaflaver.com Mr Ejump we read his story on this forum yesterday too.
What you do in universities,polytechnics or other tertiary institutions has a long way of taking places in Life.

Use your time well.

UMYU 2017/2018 Pre-Degree & Remedial Studies Registration Procedure For Freshers

This is to inform all newly admitted candidates into School of Pre-Degree and Remedial Studies of the Umaru Musa Yaradua University, Katsina that the issuance of admission letter
and registration for all the successful
candidates has commenced for 2017/2018 academic session.

All newly admitted students are to logo via the link to print admission letter: https://www.umyu.edu.ng/preadmission/.

PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING STEPS CAREFULLY BEFORE STARTING YOUR ONLINE REGISTRATION

STEP 1: ADMISSION DOCUMENTATION
1. Use Google Chrome Browser to log onto: https://www.umyu.edu.ng/preadmission/ The default password for printing admission is “umyusprs” .
2. To print your Admission Letter, click on ‘print admission letter’ link at the left hand side. It is recommended to use a colour printer to print your admission letter.
Note that you can only print your original admission letter ONCE.

IMPORTANT NOTES
All Pre-degree Students MUST register with JAMB and sit for the 2018 UTME.

STEP 2: PAYMENT OF SCHOOL FEES
Pay Choice:
Procedures for fees collection shall be as follows:
a. Payment at the University premise to be made into the following account either by cash or a bank draft payable to:
UMYU MICROFINANCE BANK LTD
UMYU IJMBE/REMEDIAL COLLECTION
ACCOUNT NO: 0300300004.

b. Payment outside the University, either by cash or bank draft payable to UMYU MICROFINANCE BANK LTD can be paid through our correspondence Banks:
Either at:
DIAMOND BANK PLC
ACCOUNT NAME: UMYU Microfinance Bank Ltd.
ACCOUNT NO: 0053813052.
Or
UNITY BANK PLC.
ACCOUNT NAME: UMYU Microfinance Bank Ltd.
ACCOUNT NO: 0025881417 .

STEP 4: SUBMISSION OF REGISTRATION
DOCUMENTS
All copies of completed forms, payment
receipts, credentials and two passport
photographs are to be submitted to the School of Pre-degree and Remedial Studies, Umaru Musa Yar’adua University, Katsina, after successful completing of STEP 1 – 2.

SIGNED
Dr. Bashir Muhammad Gide.
Director, SPRS

UMYU 2017/2018 Public Health Microbiology Admission List Available Online

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into Umaru Musa Yar'dua University, Katsina and participated in the admission screening exercise that the management has released the Public Health Microbiology admission list for 2017/2018 academic session.

However, names of admitted candidates is uploaded online and available on the school portal click the link below to view.

UMYU 2017/2018 Public Health Microbiology Admission List

Please NOTE that, the collection of admission letter should be at UMYU CONSULT OFFICE- Senate Building Room B12, and after payment, the student should proceed to the Microbiology department for screening and Registration.

Also the lectures are to commence on January 22nd 2018.

UMYU 2017/2018 UTME Merit Admission List Released Online

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into Umaru Musa Yar'dua University, Katsina and participated in the Post-UTME Screening Exercise that the management has released the first batch (Merit) UTME Admission List for 2017/2018 academic session.

However, names of admitted candidates is uploaded online and available on the school portal click the link below to download.

UMYU 2017/2018 UTME Merit Admission List

Congratulations to the admitted candidates!!!

BIDAPOLY Registration Procedure For New And Returning Students, 2017/2018

The management of Federal Polytechnic, Bida (BIDAPOLY) has released the registration procedure for fresh and returning all newly admitted students in the 2017/2018 Academic Session.

The procedure is as follows;

1. All fresh student will get their ID and password from their admission notification letter while returning student should login with their matric. number and their surname

2. visit eportal.fedpolybida.edu.ng/registration

3 login with your student ID and password

4. Fill up your biodata

5. Payment

i. click on payment link, the system will show you the amount to be paid, SUG dues included.
ii. Click on payment Option select either Master card, Verve, Visa or Generate RRR and proceed to bank for payment.
iii. Click on “submit for payment” button
iv. The system carries you to REMITA platform to compete payment.
Note: if your payment is successful the system gives you online receipt and if the payment was not successful you will be requested to requery to check status of payment.

6. Print your Polytechnic Provisional admission letter and online registration payment receipt. And

7. Logout

Jamb Series Part 7: Books Worth Reading For Jamb Government

The following are recommended textbooks you should use for Jamb 2018 Government.

1. Adigwe, F (1985). Essentials of Government for West Africa, Ibadan: University Press Plc.

2. Anifowose, R and Enemuo, F. C (eds)(1999). Elements of Politics, Lagos; Malthouse Press Limited.

3. Appadorai, A. (1978). The Substance of Politics, London: Oxford University Press.

4. Ball, A. R. (1983). Modern Politics and Government, London: macmillan.

5. Ikein, A. A. (1990). The Impact of Oil on a Developing Country, The Case of Nigeria, Ibadan; Evans.

6. Ofoegbu, R. (1977). Government for the Certificate Year, London: George Allen and Unwin.

7. Ojiako, J. O. (1981). Nigeria Yesterday, Today and _______ ? Onitsha: Africana Educational Publishers (Nig.) Ltd.

8. Olawale, J. B (1987). New Topics on Ordinary Level Government, Ilesha: Jola Publishing.

9. Omolewa, M. (1991). A Certificate History of Nigeria, Ibadan: Longman.

10. Oyeneye, I., Onyenwenu, M. and Olusunde, B. E. (2000). Round-Up Government for Senior Secondary School Certifcate Examination: A complete Guide, Ibadan: Longman.

Top 10 Best And 60 Private Universities In Nigeria 2018 | Official Websites & School Fees

BEST ACCREDITED PRIVATE UNIS : If you have plans to attend any Private University in Nigeria, it is imperative you know the list of top private schools around and their school fees. This will enable you to make the right choice in terms of quality and financial requirements.

Also, for those who are eager to know how much private universities students in Nigeria pay, you are at the right place.

The interesting thing is that Private Universities in Nigeria are beginning to gain more relevance and exposure. Gone are the days when private schools were looked down on here in Nigeria.

As a matter of fact, a private university was rank the best in Nigeria according to Webometrics few years ago.

I shall list out the schools that have proven to be best in Nigeira over time and as well list out the top accredited private Universities in Nigeria. This is to help those who wish to attend private schools in Jamb 2018.

Top 10 Best Private Universities In Nigeria
A. Covenant University, Otta
B. Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo
C. Afe-Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti
D. Landmark University
E. Redeemer’s University, Mowe
F. Veritas university, Abuja
G. Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijebu-Ode
H. Nile University of Nigeria
I. Bowen University, Iwo
J. Benson Idahosa University

NOTE: Some Universities School Fees Are Omitted, they will be updated later.

List Of Accredited Private Universities In Nigeria And Their School Fees

1. Achievers University
Achievers University is located in Owo, Ondo state, South-West Nigeria. The Vice Chancellor is Professor Tunji Samuel Ibiyemi and the school was founded in 2007. Website:

www.achievers.edu.ng

School Fees: N330,000.00 to N420, 000.00

3. Afe Babalola University

The school is located in Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State and it was founded in 2009. The Vice Chancellor is Professor M.O Ajisafe. Website: www.abuad.edu.ng

School Fees: N1,000,000.00 -N1,852,750.00

4. African University of Science & Technology

African University of Science & Tech was established in 2007 and currently has Professor Charles Chidume (Ag) as the Vice Chancellor. It was established in 2007. Website: aust-abuja.org

School Fees:

5. Ajayi Crowther University

Popular referred to as ACU, the school was established in 2005 and is located in Oyo state. The current V.C is Prof. K.T. Jaiyeoba. Website:http://www.acu.edu.ng

School Fees: N440,000.00 – N750,000.00

6. Al-Hikmah University

Located Ilorin, Al-Hikmah is a muslim dominated school and the V.C is Professor S. A. Abdulkareem. It was established in 2005. Website:https://www.alhikmah.edu.ng

School Fees:

7. Al-Qalam University

Al-Qalam is the only private university in Katsina. It was established in 2005 and the current Vice Chancellor is Prof. Shehu Ado. Website:http://www.auk.edu.ng

School Fees:

8. American University of Nigeria

The school was founded in 2003 by a former Nigerian vice president and it is located in Yola. The Vice Chancellor is Dr. Margee Ensign. Website:http://www.aun.edu.ng

School Fees: N1,590,000.00

9. Augustine University

The school was founded in 2015 by Prof. Steve OlaOluwa Afolami and it is located in Yola. The Vice Chancellor is Dr. Margee Ensign. Website:http://www.augustineuniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

10. Babcock University

It’s one of the private universities in Ogun state and one of the oldest in Nigeria. It was founded in 1999 in Ilishan-Remo. The current V.C is Professor Kayode J. Makinde. Website: www.babcock.edu.ng

School Fees: N340,000.00 to N620,000.00

11. Baze University

Baze University was founded in 2011 and it’s located in Abuja. The current V.C is Prof. Michael Hodd. Website:http://www.bazeuniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

12. Bells University of Technology

It was founded in 2005 and located in Otta, Ogun state. Bells University’s V.C is Professor A. I. Adeyemi. Website: www.bellsuniversity.org

School Fees:

13. Benson Idahosa University

BIU was founded in 2002 and named after the popular Christian evangelist. It is located in Benin City and the Vice Chancellor is Prof. Ernest B. Izevbigie.Website:http://www.idahosauniversity.com

School Fees: N500,000

14. Bingham University

The school is located in Abuja and was founded in New Karu, Abuja and Professor F. I. Anjorin (Ag.) is the V.C. It was established in 2005. Website:http://www.binghamuni.edu.ng

School Fees:

15. Bowen University

The school was established in 2001 and is located in Iwo, Osun state. The Vice Chancellor is Professor. Matthews Akintunde Ojo. Website:http://www.bowenuniversity-edu.org

School Fees: N650,000.00 to N750,000

16. Caleb University

Caleb Uni is located in Lagos State and has Professor Ayodeji O. Olukoju as their Vice Chancellor. It was founded in 2007.Website: www.calebuniversity.edu.ng

School Fees: N505,000

17. Caritas University

Caritas University was founded in 2005 and located in Enugu. The V.C is Professor L. C. Onukwube. Website: www.caritasuni.edu.ng

School Fees:

18. CETEP City University

CETEP University was founded in 2005 and is located in Lagos. Professor Akin Aju is the school’s Vice Chancellor. Website: www.cetepuniversity.com

School Fees:

19. Chrisland University

Chrisland University was founded in 2015 and is located in Olabisi Onabanjo Way, Abeokuta, Ogun State Nigeria. Prof Olusola Odeyemi is the school’s Vice Chancellor. Website: www.chrislanduniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

20. Christopher University

Christopher University was founded in 2015 and is located in Mowe, Ogun State. The V.C is Prof. Friday Ndubuisi.Website:http://www.christopheruniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

21. Covenant University

CU is arguably the most popular private university in Nigeria. It is located in Ota, Ogun State. The Vice Chancellor is Prof. Charles Koredo Ayo and the school was established in 2002.Website: www.covenantuniversity.edu.ng

School Fees: N432,000.00

22. Crawford University

Crawford is located in Igbesa, Ogun state and was founded in 2005. The school’s V.C is Prof. Samuel A. Ayanlaja.Website:http://www.crawforduniversity.edu.ng

School Fees: N450,000.00 to N480,000.00

23. Crescent University

The University was founded in 2005 and the Vice Chancellor is Professor Sherifdeen A. Tella. Website:

School Fees:

24. Edwin Clark University

Edwin Clark University is located in Kaigbodo and the V.C is Prof. Timothy O Olagbemiro. It was founded in 2015.Website:http://www.edwinclarkuniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

25. Elizade University

Elizade University is located in Ilara-Mokin, Ondo state and the V.C is Prof. Valentine A. Aletor. It was founded in 2012.Website:http://www.elizadeuniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

26. Evangel University, Akaeze

The school is located in Akaeze, Ebonyi state. It was established in 2012 and the V.C is Prof. Prof. C. Ike Umechuruba. Website:http://www.evangeluniv.edu.ng

School Fees:

27. Fountain Unveristy

The school was founded in 2007 and is located in Oshogbo, Osun state. The school’s V.C is Prof. Bashir A.Raji.Website:http://www.fountainuniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

28. Godfrey Okoye University

The school is located in Ugwuomu-Nike, Enugu State. The school’s Vice Chancellor is Professor (Revd.) C. Anieke and the school was established in 2009. Website: www.gouni.edu.ng

School Fees:

29. Gregory University

Gregory University was founded in 2012 in Uturu, Abia State. The V.C is Prof. Juliet Elu. Website: www.gregoryuniversity.com

School Fees: N450,000 – N1.150,000 (Click Here For Full School Fees Details)

30. Hallmark University

Hallmark University was established in 2015 and located in Ijebu-Itele, Ogun State. The V.C is Prof. Festus Ogunbonna. Website:http://www.hallmark.edu.ng

School Fees:

31. Hezekiah University

Hezekiah University is located in Umudi and the V.C is Prof. Chukwuemeka Ezeonu. It was founded in 2015. Website:http://hezekiah.edu.ng

School Fees:

32. Igbinedion University

The school is located in Okada, Edo State. It was founded in 1999 and the V.C is Professor (Revd.) Eghosa E. Osaghae. Website: www.iuokada.edu.ng

School Fees: N643,000

33. Joseph Ayo Babalola University

JABU is located in Ikeji-Arakeji and the Vice Chancellor is Professor Sola Fajana. The school was founded in 2006. Website:

School Fees: N397,500 to N436,000.00

34. Kings University

Kings University is located in Ode-Omu, Osun state and was founded in 2015.Website:http://www.kingsuniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

35. Kwararafa University

Kwararafa Uni was founded in 2005 and is located in Wukari. Professor Godwin Akpa is the V.C. Website:http://www.kwararafauniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

36. Landmark University

Land Mark is said to be a sister school to Covenant University. It is located in Omu-Aran, Kwara State and the Vice Chancellor is Professor Mathew Ola-Rotimi Ajayi. It was founded in 2011. Website: www.lmu.edu.ng

School Fees:

37. Lead City University

LCU was founded in 2005 in Ibadan, Oyo state and the V.C of the school is Prof. Olufemi Onobanjo. Website: www.lcu.edu.ng

School Fees: N250,500.00 to N550,500.00

38. Madonna University

Madonna University was founded in Okija, Anambra State in 1999 and the V.C is Prof. Chucks E.Ezedum. Website: www.madonnauniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

39. McPherson University

The school is located in Seriki Sotayo, Ajebo, Abeokuta, Ogun state. It was founded in 2012 and the Vice Chancellor is Prof. Adeniyi Agunbiade. Website:www.mcu.edu.ng

School Fees:

40. Micheal & Cecilia University

Micheal & Cecilia University was founded in 2015 in Makogi Oba, Ogun State And The Vice Chancellor is Prof. Uvietobore Aruotore Igun.Website:http://mciu.edu.ng/

School Fees:

41. Mountain Top University

It was founded in 2015 in Makogi Oba, Ogun State. It belongs to the Mountain of fire Christian ministries. Website:http://www.mountaintopuniversity.org

School Fees:

42. Nigerian-Turkish Nile University

The university was founded in 2009 and is located in Abuja. The V.C is Professor Huseyin Sert. Website: www.ntnu.edu.ng

School Fees:

43. Novena University

Novenna University was founded in 2005 in Ogume. Professor J. M. O. Eze (Ag.) is the school’s V.C. Website:http://www.novenauniversity.edu.ng

School Fees: N400,000

44. Obong University

Located in Obong Ntak, Obong University was established in 2007 and the V.C is Professor Enefiok S. Udo. Website: www.obonguniversity.net

School Fees: N190,000

45. Oduduwa University

OOU was founded in 2009 in Ipetumodu, Osun State. The V.C is of the school is Prof. (Mrs) Olajumoke A. Olayiwola (Ag).Website:http://www.oduduwauniversity.edu.ng

School Fees: N164,000.00

46. Pan-African University

It is located in Lagos, founded in 2002 and has Professor Juan Manuel Elegido as the Vice Chancellor. Website: www.pau.edu.ng

School Fees:

47. Paul University

The school is located in Awka, Anambra State, it was founded in 2009 and Professor G. Igboeli is the V.C. Website:http://www.pauluniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

48. Redeemer’s University

RU was founded in 2005 in Mowe, Ogun State and Professor Z. Debo Adeyewa is the Vice Chancellor. Website: www.run.edu.ng

School Fees: N541,000.00 to N571,000.00

49. Renaissance University

Renaissance University is located in Enugu, it was established in 2005 and Prof. Obiora S. Ejim is the Vice Chancellor.Website:http://www.renaissanceuniversityng.com

School Fees:

50. Rhema University

The school is located in Obeama-Asa, Rivers State and Professor O. C. Onwudike is the Vice Chancellor. It was established in 2009.

School Fees: N313,000.00 to N325,000.00

51. Ritman University

Ritman University was established in Umuahia, Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom State in 2015. Website: www.ritmanuniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

52. Salem University

The school is located in Lokoja in 2007 and Prof. Joseph Adeola Fuwape is the Vice Chancellor. Website: www.salemuniversity.org

School Fees:

53. Samuel Adegboyega University

Samuel Adegboyega University is located in Ogwa, Edo State and Prof. B.E. Aigbkhan is the V.C. It was founded in 2011. Website: www.sau.edu.ng

School Fees:

54. Southwestern University

Southern University was founded in Oku Owa in 2012.Website:http://www.southwesternuniversity.edu.ng

School Fees:

55. Summit University

Summit University is a new school located in Offa, Kwara state. It was founded in 2015.

School Fees:

56. Tansian University

The school was founded in 2007 in Umunya and the V.C is Professor C.B Iwuchukwu. Website: www.tansian-edu.com

School Fees:

57. University of Mkar

University of Mkar is a private school located in Mkar, Benue State. It was founded in 2005 and Prof. Emmanuel Hemen Agba is the V.C. Website:http://www.unimkar.edu.ng

School Fees:

58. Veritas University

Veritas Uni was founded in 2007 in Abuja and the V.C is Prof. David Ker.Website: www.veritas.edu.ng

School Fees:

59. Wellspring University

The school was founded in 2009 in Evbuobanosa, Edo State. The V.C is Professor J. E. A. Osemeikhian. Website:http://www.wellspringuniversity.net

School Fees:

60. Wesley Univ. of Science & Tech.

The school’s V.C is Professor ‘Tade Badejo. It was founded in 2007 in Ondo state. Website:

School Fees:

62. Western Delta University

The school is located was founded in 2007 in Oghara, Edo State. The V.C is Professor P.G Hugbo. Website: www.wduniversity.net

School Fees:

Note: This Page Will Be Updated Frequently With New Details,

UNILORIN Resumption Date For New Students, 2017/2018 Announced

The management of University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) has announced the resumption date for all newly admitted students for 2017/2018 Academic Session.

All fresh students (100 and 200) are expected to resume on Saturday the 6th of January 2018.

Lectures will commence for all Freshers on Monday the 8th of January 2018.

All newly admitted students are advised to take note of this and comply accordingly.

10 Skills And Qualifications You Need To Get A Hot Job In 2018

Dreaming of a hot job while in school is very easy; everyone does that. The difficult task is getting a good job in reality. There are limited
vacancies to absorb the unlimited number of job seekers. This is the main reason why getting your dream job is very difficult nowadays. You therefore need to overcome the unemployment trend in Nigeria, Africa and the World in general.

Now, it is what you have in your head that will take you ahead. There are key things your employer need. Therefore, you need to develop yourself so as to meet the
requirements of your prospective employer.

In this article, I shall list and explain the paper qualifications, as well as hot skills you need to acquire for an edge over thousands of other job seekers . Trust me, you would gain a whole lot from this amazing 2018 guide.

Skills & Requirements You Need To Get A Hot Job In 2018

1. Communication Skills
2. A good certificate
3. Tech Skills
4. Profesional Certifications
5. Dressing Skills
6. Driving And Swimming Skills
7. Ability To Speak Several Languages
8. Sound Knowledge about the company you want to work with
9. Persistence (Learn never to give up until you get what you want)
10. Hot Curriculum Vitae.

Take a glass of chilled water and relax while I go into details….

Communication Skills:
According to wikipedia , Communication is the act of conveying intended meanings from one entity or group to another through the use of mutually understood signs and semiotic rules.
Communication is the most important skill you should develop as a living thing. Learn to relate with people effortlessly, ask and answer questions. Know when to be serious and the best time to crack jokes.

You don’t need a big head to move ahead… It is only what you have in your head that can take you ahead.

Put up a charming smile that people can’t resist. This would really add value to your personality. In addition, learn to communicate effectively both verbally and in well written English.

2. Have A Good Certificate:
Although skills can earn you a living, yet, certificate gives you class. Although degree is not a true measure of intelligence, it gives you opportunity to express yourself.
For example, most companies require that you graduate with first class , second class
upper or lower . Graduates from Monotechnics would be required to provide a distinction , an
upper or lower credit. Some jobs even require good O-level (Waec/Neco/Nabteb) results.
With anything less than the qualifications above, you won’t be granted an interview irrespective of your skills.

It is not all about what you score in class but what you score in life. However, what you score in class matters a lot to determine your class in life.

Therefore, inasmuch as you strive to acquire skills, also try to graduate with a good certificate . If you are still in school, buckle up and improve your CGPA.

3. Learn Basic Tech Skills:
Like I have always told you from the beginning , the world is changing at the speed of light . If you can’t change with the speed of light, try to move at the speed of sound ; else, you would miss a whole lot of the “goodies” life has to offer.
One of the most required skills in this century is tech skills . You may not know how to create database table or code Operating
systems . You may not even be a blogger or an SEO Expert like me. However, you should be able to boot and shut down a computer system. You should also be able to type, copy, format and print documents.
Learn to do jobs online. Use Google to find solutions online. Explore your phone and Laptop. Master how these gadgets work and specifications that make them differ. These
and many more are the things you should be very concerned about.

The problem with many young persons is that they don’t have vision. They only watch televisions.

4. Professional Related Certification And Affiliations:
One question employers ask is, “what else can you d o?”.
Now, let me ask you the question, what can you do outside your certificate ? The place of professional certificates and affiliations in job interviews cannot be over emphasised. They give you sharp edge over fellow job seekers.
You can get certain professional certificates from Seminars, Symposium and as a result of your positions in certain organisations. This is wise step to get a hot job in 2018.

Killing time is not murder but suicide. What is the best use of your time right now?

5. Dressing Skills:
Life is all about packaging. As a human being , you need to upgrade. To promote your brand, you need to prove to the world that you are not hungry. There are many hot jobs that consider your sense of dressing as a major
employment factor.
Someone could even see you on the way and offer to employ you based on the way you dress. I am serious about this. Therefore, if you are the type that puts on slippers after wearing native or suit, you need to change o. There is God.

Number 6 to 9 are already self explanatory. Let’s jump to number 10.

10. Curriculum Vitae:
This is a vital requirement from job seekers required for job opening. It is a professional document that outlines your life activities. CV is slightly different from resume.

In general, CVs are used throughout most parts of the world, while resume is the common format in America.
Although in essence they both serve the same purpose, the main difference between a CV and resume is that a CV acts as a complete record of your professional history , while a resume is a short targeted list of transferable skills and accomplishments, intended to show how you can be of specific benefit to the particular organisation to which you are apply.

With the resources above, you should be able to get a hot job in 2018. Feel free to let me know how you fee using the comment box and do not fail to share this article with friends across various social media.

13 Reasons You Shouldn’t Register Waec & Neco In Miracle Centers

In most of my articles, I do preach about how to pass waec and neco 2018 without expo or runs. This suggests to you that it is also very possible to pass waec with expo or runs in various Miracle Centers .

There are many waec and neco centres where expo is being advertised. Teachers and
Runs boys/ men copy waec answers on the board. Also, waec/neco answers could be sent to you via sms even before you enter the exam hall. These centers are referred to as
waec/neco expo and miracle centres.

Waec and Neco miracles centres can make you pass easily without reading. This is because all answers would be sent to you. The funny thing is that there are waec and neco miracle centres at every State in Nigeria.

However, patronising waec runs and miracle centres is one of the biggest risk you can take. Below are reasons you should not depend on waec runs and expo.

Reasons Not To Look For Waec And Neco Miracle Centres In 2018

1. 99.9% of the guys advertising expo and runs online are Fraudsters. They don’t know anything about waec and neco runs. They want to collect your money because you are too desperate.

2. Most of the answers you would get via sms may not be correct.

3. Expo makes you lose confident in your self. You will always believe that you cannot pass waec/neco on your own.

4. Since many persons would copy similar answers, waec and neco officials would suspect cheating and your result would be held.

5. There would be mass failure in your waec centre.

6. Waec withholds thousands of results yearly to do malpractice.

7. Your centre would be blacklisted.

8. You may have to sit for another waec and neco; even Jamb

9. Even if the miracle centre works for you and you make all “ As ” in your nine subjects, your Jamb performance would be poor and you may end up wasting years at home before gaining admission.

10. You would learn to always depend on runs and expo for every examination.

11. You would waste time you would have spent on reading Online to browse expo on Google and search for expo centres on the internet.

12. It is very expensive to register in Miracle centers. You would end up spending a whole lot of cash and time.

13. You won’t be proud of your result anywhere.

With my few points above, hope I am able to convince and not to confuse you that waec and neco expo could do more harm than good? Of course….. Say no to miracle centres and I will soon drop tutorials on how to pass waec and neco 2018 genuinely.

UPDATED: Ahmadu Bello University 1st & 2nd Batch Admission Lists for 2017/2018 Academic Session

Ahmadu Bello University, ABU admission list (first and second batch) for the 2017/2018 academic session is out and now available online.

The Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, provisional admission list that contains the names of candidates offered provisional admission into the various undergraduate programmes of the university for the 2017/2018 academic session has been released.
ABU admission list has been successfully uploaded on the university’s website.

CHECK ABU ADMISSION LIST.
1. Go to ABU admission status checking portal at https://putme.abu.edu.ng/ .

2. Supply your JAMB registration number in the appropriate column.

3. Finally, click ‘Search’ to access your BUK admission status.

NB: All successful candidates should please note that registration of newly admitted candidates will now commence on 18th December, 2017. Collection of admission letters and registration commence on Monday 18th December 2017 at your respective faculties. You are to come along with original credentials and scratch card(s) of your respective O-levels result for screening.

Recommended: How to Reject/Accept Your Admission on JAMB CAPS .

SC Team congratulates all the candidates that made it to ABU 2017/2018 academic session Admission List.

TASU Extends School Fees Payment Deadline, 2017/2018

The management of Taraba State University (TASU) has extended the deadline for the payment of School fees from 19th December, 2017 to 8th January, 2017.

Any payment made between 9th January and 16th January, 2018 would attract a late registration penalty of N5000.

The portal will be closed to registration on 17th January, 2017.

The above time schedule excludes newly admitted students. The time line for registration of newly admitted students would be communicated to you as soon as management takes a decision on it.

WAEC Extends Closing Date Of Jan/Feb Registration 2018

As post on their twitter page;

This is to inform interested candidates and the general public that the closing date of registration for the WASSCE for Private Candidates, 2018-First Series has been extended to Friday, January 12, 2018 by 12noon.

Also See; WAEC GCE 2018/2019 Examination Time-Table Out - [Jan/Feb First Series]

Taraba State Poly 2017/2018 Online Registration Procedure For Newl Students

This is to inform all candidates offered provisional admission into Taraba State Polytechnic, Suntai that the management has released the online registration procedure for newly admitted students for 2017/2018 academic session.

PROCEDURE FOR ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR NEW STUDENTS (REGULAR)

1. Students receives alert for admission

2. Proceed to Registry Department (Academic Secretary Office) for Admission Letter after payment of N1500 for Acceptance fee.

3. Obtain certificate of medical fitness from the school clinic after payment of
N1000

4. Students then proceed to HODs for verification of credentials and collect
authority to pay form.

5. Proceed to bursary unit and collect teller for payments.

6. Proceed to bank to pay:
a) School fees
i. Diploma Courses Indigene (N25,250) Non-Indigene(N34,250)
ii. Certificate Courses Indigene (N25,250) Non-Indigene(N34,250)
iii. Non Nigerian (N42,250)

7. After payment, proceed to bursary unit to convert tellers to receipts and
submit one (1) realm of A4 paper.

8. Proceed to MIS for submission of authority to pay attached with the
school fees receipt and portal access fees teller.

9. Students receives alert after they have been registered online.

10. Proceed to MIS to collect e-Registration course form and proceed to. various units for signing.

11. Submit copies of duly signed e-Registration course form to:
a) MIS Unit
b) HOD
c) Registry Unit (Documentation and Opening of file)
d) Student Affairs (Opening of file)

Note: Students offering courses that requires practical will pay additional
N1,000 in the school fees Schedule

Taraba State Poly 2017/2018 Admission List [PGD, ND, DIPLOMA, CERTIFICATE, CLERICAL COURSES]

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into Taraba State Polytechnic, Suntai that the management has released the list of candidates offered provisional admission into the various programme for 2017/2018 academic session.

Candidates are to follow the procedures below to check their admission status.

How To Check Your Admission Status

*Visit the admission checking portal via
https://www.tarabapoly.edu.ng/pages.php?id=list

*Select Course, Session, and Batch via the drop down box

*Click on the Submit Button to
access admission list

Congratulations to the admitted candidates!!!

National Teachers Institute Online Course Registration Procedures/Guidelines

This is to inform the general public that the National Teachers Institute, Kaduna
has Begins the online registration
procedure both fresh and returning
students, who has carryovers in their
courses.

Carryover Charge of N7,000 will be
charged during the process.

Steps To Register For NTI, Kaduna
Carry Over Courses On The
Upgraded Portal
*Visit the NTI, Kaduna Portal
via https://my.nti.edu.ng
*Log in to the portal using your username and password
*Go to Fees and Payments on the
page
*Click on Pay Now on the Carry Over
Charges row
*Use the RRR on the invoice to make
payment
*After making payment go to “ Course
Registration” to register for your
carry over courses

Other NTI, Kaduna Fee Charges
Academic Transcript Excluding
Courier Cost: N3,000
Change of Name: N1,000
Examination Fee: N1,000
Late Registration Penalty Charge:
N4,000
Transfer: N2,000

NCEE 2018/2019 Examination Time-table Released

This is to inform the general public especially parents or guardians that the National Examination Council has released the 2018 National Common Entrance Examination [NCEE] into JSS1 Of Federal Government Unity Colleges Examination Time-table.

The Entrance Examination is scheduled to take place on Saturday 14th April, 2018 in all Centers Nationwide.

Details of the timetable are contained below:

TIME     ACTIVITY
7:30am – 9:00am
Validation of candidates and marking of attendance
9:00am – 9:30am
Issuance of customized OMR answer sheets for Paper I to candidates
9:30am – 9:40am
Issuance of Paper I Question papers to candidates
9:40am – 11:50am
Paper I
Part A – Mathematics and General Science
Part B – English and Social Studies

11:50am – 12:20am
Break

12:20am – 12:50pm
Issuance of customized OMR answer sheets for Paper II to candidates
12:50pm – 1:00pm
Issuance of Paper II Question papers to candidates
1:00pm – 2:20pm
Paper II
Part A – Quantitative and Vocational Aptitude
Part B – Verbal Aptitude

The time allocated to each paper as specified on the rubrics of the question paper should be strictly adhered to.

The Albinos and Blind candidates are to be given 30 minutes extra time.

NCEE 2018/2019 Examination Time-table Released

This is to inform the general public especially parents or guardians that the National Examination Council has released the 2018 National Common Entrance Examination [NCEE] into JSS1 Of Federal Government Unity Colleges Examination Time-table.

The Entrance Examination is scheduled to take place on Saturday 14th April, 2018 in all Centers Nationwide.

Details of the timetable are contained below:

TIME     ACTIVITY
7:30am – 9:00am
Validation of candidates and marking of attendance
9:00am – 9:30am
Issuance of customized OMR answer sheets for Paper I to candidates
9:30am – 9:40am
Issuance of Paper I Question papers to candidates
9:40am – 11:50am
Paper I
Part A – Mathematics and General Science
Part B – English and Social Studies

11:50am – 12:20am
Break

12:20am – 12:50pm
Issuance of customized OMR answer sheets for Paper II to candidates
12:50pm – 1:00pm
Issuance of Paper II Question papers to candidates
1:00pm – 2:20pm
Paper II
Part A – Quantitative and Vocational Aptitude
Part B – Verbal Aptitude

The time allocated to each paper as specified on the rubrics of the question paper should be strictly adhered to.

The Albinos and Blind candidates are to be given 30 minutes extra time.

LASU 2017/2018 4th Batch Pre-Degree Admission List Out

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into Lagos State University, Ojo (LASU) Pre-Degree Programme that the management has released the list of candidates offered provisional admission for 2017/2018 academic session.

However, names of admitted candidates is uploaded online and available on the school portal click the link below to download.

LASU 2017/2018 4th Batch Admission List

Congratulations to the admitted candidates!!!

NCEE 2018/2019 Application Form, Exam Date, Registration Procedure & Deadline Out

This is to inform the general public, parents, guardians, headmaster and headmistress that the Registration for the 2018/2019 National Common Entrance Examination is now on-going.

The examination registration cards are now available at NECO offices.

The National Common Entrance Examination for admission into Junior Secondary School (JSS 1) of Federal Government Unity Colleges for 2018
will be held throughout the country and other interested foreign countries.

Only Final year pupils of Primary Schools are eligible for the exams

ELIGIBILITY & ENTRY PROCEDURE
Heads of Primary Schools should
contact either their State Ministries of Education or NECO State Offices to obtain Scratch Cards at the rate of N2,500.00 (Two Thousand Five Hundred Naira) only per Candidate, after payment into NECO Treasury Single Account (TSA) in any of the Commercial Banks.

Private Candidates can also obtain scratch cards from NECObState Offices Nationwide at the rate of N2,500.00 (Two Thousand Five Hundred naira) only per Candidate, after payment into
NECO Treasury Single Account (TSA) in any of the Commercial Banks.

High Commissions, Embassies or
Consulates should collect scratch cards from the nearest NECO StatenOffice after the payment of $400.00 into NECO Treasury Single Account (TSA) in any of the Commercial Banks.

Overseas Candidates should Note that Examination Centres are only within the Country.

Click on www.mynecoexams.com
Enter Pin number and Serial number on the scratch card.
Enter registration details and upload passport photograph of the candidate.
Print the candidate’s Photocard to obtain his/her registration and centre numbers.
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STRUCTURE OF THE EXAMINATION
Part A – Mathematics and
General Science
Part B – Quantitative and
Vocational Aptitude
Part A – English and Social Studies
Part B – Verbal Aptitude

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES
Applicants are to visit the NCEE Registration Portal to download the Offline Application Form Or Purchase The Scratch Card For Online Registration.
http://www.mynecoexams.com/ncee
Fill and submit form to any NECO Office near you.

APPLICATION START & DEADLINE
Registration Begins From 1st December, 2017.

The registration website will be closed on 26th March, 2018 at 12 midnight with no further access to it.

FUAM Change Of Course Notice To Candidates Not Offered Admission, 2017/2018

The underlisted candidates who had applied for Agricultural and Environmental Engineering, Civil Engineering and Biochemistry in Federal University of Agriculture Markurdi (FUAM) but were not offered admission in their course(s) of first choice are by this notice requested to indicate other courses/programmes of interest as highlighted beside their names. This is to enable us process your admission please.
The affected candidates should visit http://entry.uam.edu.ng/utme and login with their JAMB number as username and 14-Digit PIN as password (14-Digit Number issue upon payment for the previous/just concluded Post UTME screening).
Upon successful login, select a new programme of study. The programme of study should be ONE of the THREE programme options available as indicated against your name.
Candidates who fail to effect change of programme appropriately as indicated will be disqualified.
Candidate are expected to effect the change of course on the JAMB website to facilitate the processing of such admission..

Note: Candidates are NOT required to make any payment to the University of Agriculture Makurdi to effect the change of programme
Course Applied for: Agricultural & Environmental Engineering Mechanical Engineering Industrial Physics Physics

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