Nigerian Law School 2018 Bar Part II Resit Exam Registration Extended

The Nigerian Law School (NLS) has extended the registration deadline for the 2018 Bar Part II Resit Examination.

COUNCIL OF LEGAL EDUCATION NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL REGISTRATION FOR RESIT EXAMINATION

THE NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL HEREBY ANNOUNCES THE PROGRAMME FOR BAR FINAL RESIT EXAMINATIONS 2018 AS FOLLOWS;

ACTIVITY DATES VENUE
REGISTRATION JAN 22 – FEB 12, 2018 ONLINE
REVISION CLASSES FEB 05 – APRIL 13, 2018 ALL CAMPUSES
EXAMINATIONS APRIL 21–APRIL 27, 2018 ABUJA CAMPUS ONLY.
REGISTRATION FEE:-

ALL PAPERS – =N= 60,000
ONE PAPER
REVISION PROGRAMME –
– =N= 30,000
=N= 15,000
NOTES:CANDIDATES OF THE NEW CURRICULUM, WHO ARE YET TO ATTEMPT THE EXAMINATIONS UP TO THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SIX (6) TIMES (REGARDLESS OF THE TIME FRAME), ARE ELIGIBLE TO REGISTER FOR THE EXAMINATIONS.

THE REVISION CLASSES ARE MANDATORY AND ATTENDANCE WILL BE TAKEN. ONLY
CANDIDATES WHO HAVE ATTAINED AT LEAST 80% ATTENDANCE WILL BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE EXAMINATIONS.

REFERENCE (SINGLE) SUBJECT CANDIDATES MAY CHOOSE NOT TO ATTEND THE REVISION CLASSES

– THERE IS NO ACCOMMODATION FOR CANDIDATES ON CAMPUS DURING THE REVISION CLASSES.

CANDIDATES ARE TO SEE INSTRUCTIONS FOR REGISTRATION BELOW:

NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL GUIDELINES FOR 2018 RESIT EXAMINATION REGISTRATION

1. MAKE APPROPRIATE PAYMENT FOR THE EXAMINATION BY FOLLOWING THE STEPS BELOW:

(a) HOW TO PAY RESIT EXAM FEES (BAR PART II)

• Payer visits www.remita.net to initiate the payment process capturing details of the intended transactions on line. Payments should be made in favour of Council of Legal Education.

Separate payments should be made for the Resit Examination and Revision Program as follows:

Name of Service/Purpose: Resit Examination or Revision Program
GIFMIS CODE: Resit Examination: 1000061103
Revision Program: 1000061116
• The system generates a unique transaction I.D., also known as the Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) for payer which can be used to make payment via any of the following channels.

– Any Bank branch – Internet banking site – Debit/credit cards (master card, visa and verve)

• Electronic payment receipts are issued to payers

(b) N.B ON NO ACCOUNT SHOULD PAYMENT FOR ABOVE SERVICES BE MADE OF THE ACCOUNT OF ANY CAMPUS

– SEPARATE PAYMENT SHOULD BE MADE FOR THE RESIT EXAMINATION AND REVISION PROGRAMME.

– CANDIDATES WHO REGISTER FOR THE EXAMINATION BUT FAIL TO TURN UP FOR THE EXAMINATION WILL FORFEIT THE REGISTRATION FEE.

2. (a) FILL THE APPROPRIATE RESIT APPLICATION FORM

STEP 2A: Log on To The Nigerian Law School Website

STEP 2B: Click NLS Portal

STEP 2C: Click on Bar II Exams

STEP 2D: For Candidates writing all the papers – Click on 2018 All Papers Resit Exams Application Form

STEP 2E: For Candidates writing Only One (Reference) paper – Click on 2018 Ref Resit Exams Application Form

STEP 2 E1: PRINT OUT YOUR ID NUMBER AND KEEP IT.

STEP 2F: PRINT OUT 3 COPIES OF THE FILLED FORM.

(b) ATTACH A COPY OF YOUR NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL STUDENT IDENTITY CARD TO YOUR PRINTED COMPLETED APPLICATION FORM

(c) ATTACH A COPY OF YOUR ELECTRONIC PAYMENT RECEIPTS TO YOUR PRINTED COMPLETED APPLICATION FORM.

STEP 3: THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS:
a) TWO (2)COPIES OF RESIT REGISTRATION FORMS FILLED IN (2a) ABOVE.

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b) TWO (2) COPIES OF EACH ELECTRONIC PAYMENT RECEIPTS

c) FOUR (4) PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPHS.

d) TWO (2) COPIES OF STUDENT IDENTITY CARD.

ARE TO BE SENT IN SEALED ENVELOPE BEFORE FEBRUARY 19, 2018 TO:

THE SECRETARY TO THE COUNCIL & DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION
NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL. P.M.B. 170, GARKI – ABUJA. OR ANY CAMPUS OF
THE NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL

Official NYSC 2018 Batch A Timetable Released

ATTENTION ONLINE REGISTRATION FOR 2018 BATCH "A" PCMs!
This is to inform all 2018 Batch "A" Prospective Corps Members 
that online registration will start on 26 March, 2018 as proposed.Click on the link to view detailshttp://www.nysc.gov.ng/mobtable.html
Thank you.

Signed:
Management.
.

NYSC Mobilization Time-Table For 2018 Batch A

S/N Event Date
1. 2018 Batch 'A' Pre-Mobilization Workshop 5th - 9th March 2018
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2. Briefing/Sensitization of Final year students/prospective corps Members. 5th March - 16th April 2018
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3. Display of list of all approved programmes for institutions on NYSC portal for cross checking and feedback 9th - 13th March 2018
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4. Collation of Prospective Corps Members' Data by Corps Producing Institutions CPIs 9th - 13th March 2018
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5. Submission/Uploading of Senate/Academic Board Approved Results for Full/Part-Time Graduates and Revalidation Lists by CPIs 19th - 24th March 2018

6. On-line Registration by Foreign and locally Trained Nigerian Graduates 26th March - 8th April 2018
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7. Deployment and Printing of Call-up Letters by ICT Department 9th - 11th April, 2018
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8. Notification/On-line Printing of Call-up Letters/Delivery of Call-up letters to Institutions (stream I) 12th - 15th April, 2018
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9. On-line Printing of Deployment Disposition by Corps Producing Institutions (CPIs) 12th - 16th April, 2018
.
10. 2018 Batch 'A' Orientation Course (Stream I and II)

Don't Apply for medicine and surgery if your jamb score is below this Mark

The 2018 jamb examination will commence next months and the current jamb boss has assured that results will be release within 48 hours.

The outcome of each student performance will determine those who succeed in the exam and those that did not..

For the sake of those who do not know, medicine is the most competitive and decorated course in any university in Nigeria and only the best out of those who performed well will be offered admission.

So, to be on the right track, you need a score of 260 and above in jamb for medicine.. If you score below 260 and you are apply for medicine and surgery in a top rated university, you will never be shortlisted for admission.

If you really want to join the gang of medicine students, work harder and score higher to make your dream come through.

5 Ways To Make The Best Use Of Your Time At NYSC Camp

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), an organization set up by the Nigerian government since 1973 to ensure Nigerian students give a mandatory one-year service upon graduation, recently issued out call-up letters to certain individuals who have qualified to join the last batch for the year. However, while these individuals are much elated to get the opportunity, seeing as completing the service year entitles one to employment, a number of them are perturbed as to how to cope with the three weeks “orientation” period spent in a military-controlled boot “camp” away from family and friends. Jumia Travel, therefore, suggests 7 ways prospective youth corpers can maximize their time at the NYSC camp.



1. Join the OBS

The Orientation Broadcasting Service (OBS) is a great way to serve while in the camp. A very important unit of the camp, it will offer you opportunities to not only develop your editorial and media skills, you will get to know the key officers in the camp. It also gives you a measure of authority and allows you to get an exemption from some of the camp activities which you may be averse to.

2. Run a small business

You can actually make money while at the orientation camp. You can offer services such as hair dressing or laundry to others in the camp who need them for a fee or you can rent a stall at the Mami market and sell food items which most corpers need from day to day. It is a great way to hone your business skills before you are launched into the labour market.


3. Do an online course

The orientation period does not have to be all activities and socializing, you can further develop yourself on the side by registering and going through a short online course during your stay. The good thing about online learning is that it is flexible so you can actually plan it around the time that you will be leaving the camp.


4. Socialize and actually meet new people

The NYSC scheme was originally established to encourage oneness among citizens in the country and promote national unity. By sending these individuals to other states, the expectation is that they mix with people of other tribes, social and family backgrounds and learn the culture of the indigenes in the place they are posted. Rather than sticking to yourself all through the orientation process, use your spare time to actually fraternize and get to know the people in your platoon and camp as a whole. You would be surprised how many new things you will learn about Nigeria and what connections you may make for the future.

5. Start applying for jobs

The orientation period is not too early a time to start sending out your CVs to potential employers. The NYSC orientation can actually serve as an avenue for corpers to share job information and career resources, so take advantage of that and start early.

UNIJOS Admission List is Now Available on the School’s Portal — 2017/2018 Academic Session

University of Jos, UNIJOS admission list for the 2017/2018 academic session is out and now available on the university’s portal.

The University of Jos (UNIJOS) has released the list of candidates offered provisional admission into the university degree programmes for the 2017/2018 academic session.

UNIJOS prospective students that participated in the university screening test can now check their admission status online.

CHECK UNIJOS ADMISSION LIST.

1. Go to UNIJOS admission list checking portal at https://mis.unijos.edu.ng/ug/portal/admissions .

2. Supply you JAMB registration number in the required column.

3. Click the search button to know your admission status.

Congratulations to all the candidates that made it to UNIJOS 2017/2018 academic session admission list.

UPDATED: UNIUYO UTME Admission List (1st, 2nd & 3rd Batch) for 2017/2018 Academic Session

University of Uyo, UNIUYO admission list (UTME 1st, 2nd & 3rd Batch) for the 2017/2018 academic session is out.

The management of the University of Uyo (UNIUYO) has released the names of UTME candidates offered provisional admission into the University various undergraduate programmes for the 2017/2018 academic session.

All the UTME candidates who participated in the University of Uyo Post UTME Screening Exercise can now check their admission status through the steps outlined below.

CHECK UNIUYO ADMISSION LIST.

To check your admission status follow the procedure below.

1. Go to UNIUYO admission portal at
https://uniuyo.edu.ng/eportals .

2. Select Admission Status Link

3. Enter your JAMB Registration Number and Click on Check Status Button

4. You’ll see a response whether you’ve been admitted or not.

SC Team congratulates all the UTME candidates that made it to UNIUYO admission list for the 2017/2018 academic session.

UPDATED: UNIUYO Direct Entry Admission List (1st 2nd & 3rd Batch) for 2017/2018 Academic Session

University of Uyo, UNIUYO direct entry admission list (1st 2nd & 3rd Batch) for the 2017/2018 academic session is out and now available online.

This is to inform all the candidates that participated in the University of Uyo (UNIUYO) direct entry screening test that the management of the institution has released the names of candidates offered provisional admission into the university various undergraduate programmes for the 2017/2018 academic session.

CHECK UNIUYO DIRECT ENTRY ADMISSION LIST.

1. Go to UNIUYO admission portal at
https://uniuyo.edu.ng/eportals .

2. Select Admission Status Link

3. Enter your JAMB Registration Number and Click on Check Status Button

4. You’ll see a response whether you’ve been admitted or not.

SC Team congratulates all the candidates that made it to UNIUYO direct entry admission list.

NABTEB Releases 2017 November/December Exams Results, Statistics

National Business and Technical Examinations Board, NABTEB Releases 2017 Nov/Dec November/December 2017 NBC/NTC and ANBC/ANTC Examinations Results and Statistics.

The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has released the results of the 2017 November/December NBC/NTC and ANBC/ANTC examinations held nationwide between from Monday, 6th November to Friday 8th December, 2017.

Recommended: How to Check NABTEB 2017 Nov/Dec Exams Results .

Registrar/Chief Executive Officer of NABTEB, Prof. (Mrs.) Ifeoma Isiugo-Abanihe, who announced the release of the results in Benin yesterday, said a total of 45,088 candidates enrolled for the examinations in 1786 centres nationwide (40,746 candidates registered for the Ordinary Craft Level, 4,342 for Master Craft Level certificate). Of the total that enrolled, 44,197 candidates sat for the examinations, comprising 40,117 NBC/NTC and 4080 ANBC/ANTC candidates, representing 98.02% of the total enrolment.

According to the examination structure, candidates enrolled for 67 trades at both Ordinary and Advanced Levels as follows: 17 Engineering Trades; 7 Construction Trades; 9 Miscellaneous Trades, and 4 Business Trades at Ordinary Craft Level while at the Master Craft Level, candidates enrolled for 12 Engineering Trades, 7 Construction Trades, 7 Miscellaneous Trades, and 4 Business Trades.

Analysis of the results further reveals that 21,159 candidates representing 52.74% of candidates that sat for the NBC/NTC examinations, obtained five (5) credits and above including English Language and Mathematics whereas, 31,369 candidates representing 78.19% scored five (5) credits and above with or without English Language and Mathematics. This represents an improved performance compared to the previous year’s, 2016 November/December NBC/NTC results where 21,476 candidates representing 47.48% of candidates that sat for the examinations obtained five credits and above including English and Mathematics. Also, 33,365 candidates representing 73.77% scored five credits and above with or without English language and Mathematics.

It is important to note that out of the 10,177 candidates that sat for various trade examinations at Ordinary Level, 3,558 representing 34.96% were certified as craftsmen while 1,788 candidates, representing 47.39% of the 3,773 candidates that sat for the Advanced Level examination were certified as master craftsmen. Again, this represents an improved performance in the proportion of certified craftsmen compared to the 2016 series of the examination. In the 2016 result, out of 16, 396 candidates that sat for the trade examinations at Ordinary Level, only 4,195 candidates, representing 25.29% were certified as craftsmen; for the Advanced Level examination, 1,457 representing 39.39% of the total number of 3,699 candidates, were certified as master craftsmen.

Out of 44,197 candidates that sat for the certificate examination, only 759 candidates were involved in 1,124 incidences of examination malpractice representing 1.72% candidates. This translates to a marginal reduction from the figure of the last year, 2016 November/December certificate examinations, where 1,394 candidates representing 2.85% were involved in examination malpractice.

AAU Ekpoma Notice on 2017/2018 Mid-Semester Tests : ‘No School Fees, No Examination’

Ambrose Alli University, AAU mid-semester tests date and important information to all students.

The Management of the Ambrose Alli University (AAU), Ekpoma, has directed that Mid-Semester Tests be held in the Faculties between Monday 5th March through Monday 12th March 2018
All Deans, Directors, HODs are therefore put on notice that the Mid-Semester Tests should be conducted from Monday 5th March 2018 to Monday 12th March 2018.

All Students should please note that the extant Senate rule of “ No School Fees, no Examination ” will be implemented during the Mid-Semester Tests.

All Deans, HODs, Examination Officers and Lecturers should please be on ground to make the exercise a success and to give regular daily reports online.

Has JAMB Released the 2018 Mock Results?

Candidates who participated in the 2018 Mock exam have been asking to know when the JAMB mock exam results will be released.

Even candidates that did not participate are eager to know the outcome of the results. The truth is that at the moment, JAMB has not released the results of the mock exam. But we expect it to be released any moment from now.

The results may either be sent to candidates email addresses or as text message to their phones. JAMB may equally provide a link for candidates to check the result on JAMB’s portal.

We advise candidates who participated in the mock exam and would like to know their results to regularly check their emails. We will equally inform you if JAMB provides the official link for checking of the mock result.

Please do let us know if you have received any message from JAMB concerning the release of 2018 mock results.

JAMB: What parents, candidates must not do during 2018 UTME – Registrar

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has warned parents of candidates sitting for the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination to stay away from Computer-Based Centres.

The JAMB Registrar, Prof Is-haq Oloyede, gave the warning on Monday in Abuja while monitoring the Mock UTME at the Kogo and Veritas University CBT centres.
He noted that some parents had formed the habit of hanging around the centres to engage in examination malpractice, and also warned the candidates against flouting the Board’s rules.

According to him, “We urge parents to keep away from CBT centres. We are preparing people for university education, but the parents come around too often. They want their children or their wards to pass at all costs.

“This practice is not helpful because they will not follow these candidates to the lecture rooms. Lecturers and others will start taking undue advantage of such parents because they are not mature. They are not prepared for the task. I think parents should steer clear of all CBT centres and allow the children to grow .”

He further called on the UTME candidates to desist from cheating during the examination, as the board would monitor all the computers to be used.

He said that all electronic devices, such as phones, headsets, flash drives and other items, such as wristwatches and calculators, remained banned.

He said that the ban on special eyeglasses and pens also applied to supervisors and examiners.

He added, “We urge the candidates to avoid any form of malpractice or shortcut to passing the examination. You are aware that we have banned some items from going into the examination halls; we have banned special glasses, wristwatches and many other things that we are aware our candidates use for illicit activities.

“As the candidates are getting cleverer, the board is getting wiser. We have done everything possible to avoid the issue of logging out. When a student sees that the questions are difficult, he plays some pranks, remove some wires pulls out the cable. Then there is a problem. But we are going to monitor every system and if we discover that a candidate deliberately shut down a system, he will carry his cross.”

See How Non-academic staff disrupted Mock UTME at OAU

The mock Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination was disrupted by the non- academic staff at the Obafemi Awolowo University , Ile -Ife , on Monday .

The examination , which is organised by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board , was aimed at allowing candidates to test their skills and level of preparedness ahead of the 2018 UTME scheduled to hold between March 9 and 17 .

It was gathered that some of the candidates had already settled down in their examination halls before the workers stormed the venues to send them out .

“They have sent us out . We were so scared when they came . Many of us had to rush out of the hall,” one of the candidates told our correspondent on the telephone .

Members of the striking unions said that “ such ( mock UTME) should not hold while we are on strike.”

Recently , a directive from the Joint Action Committee of the striking unions compelled the non - academic staff to intensify the ongoing strike in their various universities .

The JAC comprises the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities ( SSANU ) , Non - Academic Staff Union ( NASU ) and National Association of Academic Technologists ( NAAT ) .

The unions on December 4, 2017, embarked on an indefinite strike due to the alleged non - implementation of the agreements they entered into with the Federal Government in 2009 and 2017 .

They are also protesting the earned allowances of N 23 bn released by the Federal Government to the universities ’ workers around November 2017 in which the three non -teaching unions got 11 per cent.

When contacted, the Public Relations Officer of the OAU , Mr . Biodun Olarewaju , apologised to the candidates , adding that “the issue will be resolved amicably .

UNIOSUN Part-Time, JUPEB & IJMB Entrance Exam Results/Admission List for 2017/2018 Academic Session

Osun State University, UNIOSUN part-time degree, IJMB and JUPEB result/admission list for the 2017/2018 academic session.

This is to inform all the candidates that applied for the Osun State University (UNIOSUN) part-time degree, IJMB and JUPEB programmes admission and also participated in the screening exercise that the management of the institution has released the results and list of candidates offered provisional admission for the 2017/2018 academic session..

CHECK UNIOSUN PART-TIME, JUPEB & IJMB SCREENING RESULT & ADMISSION STATUS.

1. Go to UNIOSUN part-time degree admission status checking portal at
http://chrdportal.uniosun.edu.ng/returning/ .

2. Enter your application ID and Password in the required columns.

3. Finally, click on Sign In to access your admission status.

*Should you run into any hitch at anytime please send an email to
chrdportal.support@uniosun.edu.ng or SMS
080IMTCUNIOSUN

Congratulations to all the candidates that made it to UNIOSUN Part-Time Degree, IJMB and JUPEB programmes.

UNIJOS Academic Calendar for 2017/2018 Academic Session

University of Jos, UNIJOS academic calendar for the first and second semester 2017/2018 academic session.

The management of the University of Jos (UNIJOS) has released the academic calendar for the 2017/2018 academic session.

UNIVERSITY OF JOS ACADEMIC CALENDAR.

FIRST SEMESTER

Monday, 5th March 2018 – Registration of Fresh Students
Monday, 12th March 2018 – Registration of Old Students
Thursday, 29th March 2018 – End of Registration
Friday, 30th March 2018 – Beginning of Late Registration
Friday, 13th April 2018 – End of Late Registration
Monday, 16th April 2018 – Commencement of 1st Semester Lectures
Friday, 22nd June 2018 – End of Submission of Add and Drop Forms
Saturday, 14th July 2018 – End of Lectures
Monday, 16th July 2018 – Revision Week
Monday, 23rd July 2018 – Commencement of 1st Semester Examinations
Monday, 30th July 2018 – Commencement of Industrial Attachment
Saturday, 4th August 2018 – End of First Semester Examinations
Monday, 6th August 2018 – Commencement of Marking Period
Saturday, 18th August 2018 – End of Marking Period
Monday, 20th August 2018 – Faculty Board meets to consider first semester Examination Results.
Thursday, 23rd August 2018 – Senate meets to Consider and Approve 1st Semester Examination Result

SECOND SEMESTER

Monday, 20th August 2018 – Commencement of 2nd Semester Lectures
Friday, 19th October 2018 – End of Submission of Add and Drop Forms
Saturday, 17th November 2018 – End of 2nd Semester Lectures
Monday, 19th November 2018 – Revision Week
Monday, 26th November 2018 – Commencement of Second Semester Examination
Saturday, 8th December 2018 – End of 2nd Semester Examination
Monday, 3rd December 2018 – Beginning of Teaching Practice (First Phase)
Monday, 10th December 2018 – Commencement of Marking Period
Monday, 21st December 2018 – End of Teaching Practice (First Phase)
Saturday, 22nd December 2018 – End of Marking Period
Monday, 7th January 2019 – Faculty Boards Meet to Consider 2nd Semester Examination Results
Thursday, 10th January 2019 – Senate Meets to Approve 2nd Semester Examination Results
Monday, 14th January 2019 – Continuation of Teaching Practice
Monday, 14th January—9th February 2019 – Academic Staff Annual Leave
Friday, 8th February 2019 – End of Teaching Practice
Saturday, 9th February 2019 – End of 2017/2018 Session
Monday, 11th February 2019 – Commencement of 2018/2019 Session

NABTEB Releases 2017 November/December Certificate Examinations Results (How To Check)

National Business and Technical Examinations Board, NABTEB GCE result (November/December, NBC/NTC and ANBC/ANTC examinations) for 2017 is out.

The management of the National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has released the 2017 November/December NBC/NTC and ANBC/ANTC examinations results.
Candidates that participated in the 2017 NABTEB GCE can now check their results online.

STEPS TO CHECK NABTEB NOV/DEC RESULTS ONLINE.

1. Go to NABTEB result checking portal @
http://eworld.nabtebnigeria.org/

2. Enter your Candidate Identification Number e.g. 38001178

3. Select the Type of Examination i.e. NOV/DEC.

4. Enter the 4 digits of your Examination Year i.e. 2017

5. Enter the Card Serial Number found on the reverse side of your Scratch card. The Card Serial Number has an alphabet prefix followed by digits e.g. N123456789

6. Enter the 12-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN) on your Scratch card eg. 012345678912

7. Click Submit and wait for the results window to come up.

TO HAVE YOUR NABTEB RESULT SENT TO YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS, FOLLOW THE FOLLOWING STEPS:

1. Follow steps 1-6 above.
2. Click on the ‘Send Results to E-mail’ box
3. Enter a valid e-mail address e.g.
segun@yahoo.com
4. Click Submit and wait for the results window to come up

HOW TO CHECK 2017 NABTEB NOV/DEC RESULTS VIA SMS.

Send SMS in the format below:
NABTEB*ExamNo*PIN*ExamType*ExamYear To short-code 32327

For example:
To check for May/June results,
NABTEB*01001001*123456789012*MJ*2013
To check for Nov/Dec results,
NABTEB*01001001*123456789012*ND*2013

Note: Ensure you adhere strictly to the format above. There should be no space in the message. Wait for your result to be delivered to your mobile phone via sms.
Share your results with others via the comment section below.

JAMB Commends Conduct Of Mock Exam, Explains Why Some Candidates Did Not Partake

It has been disclosed that out of the 258,000 candidates that applied to partaek in the 2018 JAMB Mock exam held yesterday, only 211,000 candidates took part.

According to the JAMB Registrar, this was due to insufficient space to accommodate interested students in some of the computer-based centres across the nation.

He mentioned that it was not like the board could not allow all the candidates partake in the exam. However, due to the fact that centres are not evenly spread in all the states and in some states the number of candidates exceeded the nunber of facilities available in that case it is only logical for JAMB to pick just the number that the facilities within a town or state can accomodate.

The registrar said there would not be ‘mop-up’ for candidates noting that ”its either the candidates write the exam or do not do the exam”.

He experessed satisfaction over the conduct of the mock exam as out of the 602 centres being used, only six of the centres had challenges.

Similarly, the registrar said books or any reading/writing material, cameras, recorders, microphones, ear pieces, ink/pen readers, smart lenses, smart rings/jewellery, smart buttons and Bluetooth devices will not be allowed into the centres.

The registrar said the prohibition of materials is applicable to candidates, supervisors and examiners.

JAMB 2018 Mock Updates To Help Candidates In The Main Exam

The JAMB mock exam for 2018 UTME candidates has been concluded. For those that did not participate in the mock examination we want to share some important points from the experiences of candidates who participated in the mock exam.

We believe this will help you prepare adequately for the main exam which comes up on March 9th and

We advise all candidates to go through these important points and updates to help them know what is expected of them during the main exam.

For a good understanding, we have grouped the points into sub-topics as follows;

The Time And Number of Questions: Candidates are to answer 180 questions within 2 hours. There will be 60 questions in English Language, and 40 each in the other 3 subjects. You are expected to answer all questions in the 4 subjects within 2 hours.

Rough Sheet: For those that will need plain sheet for rough calculations, we learnt that in some centres, plain sheet were actually provided for candidates and they were allowed to go in with pencils. Though some candidates said they were not allowed to do this in their centres. However, we advise candidates to go to the exam with pencil and photocopies of their exam print out so they can use it for rough calculations in case JAMB fails to make such provision.

JAMB Past Questions: Many candidates confessed that they came across many past questions during the mock exam and it will likely be the same during the main exam. So we advised candidates to use the remaining days before the exam to study more JAMB Past questions.

The On-screen calculator: For candidates who will need calculator, you will not be allowed to enter the hall with any calculator. However, there will be a Calculator on the Computer Screen of every candidate.  You will find the calculator at the top right hand side of the computer. We will make a post on how to use the calculator before the exam.

CCTV Cameras: There were CCTV Cameras in the hall during the mock  exam. And it will be the same during the exam. The candidates shouldn’t be deceived. The CCTV Cameras were working. Don’t do anything that will incriminate you in any way.

There May Be A Little Delay: Just like it happened during the mock exam, the main exam may start a bit later than was stated on your exam slip. Candidates are expected to be at the venue at least 30 minutes before the time on their exam sluip. But just to be in good shape even if there happens to be a little delay, we advise candidates to eat well before going and ensure they go with some cash.

You can use the comment box to let us know what else you think candidates can learn from the mock exam that will increase their chances of doing well in the main exam.

ABSU 36th Matriculation Ceremony Date for 2017/2018 Academic Session

Abia State University, ABSU matriculation ceremony schedule for the 2017/2018 academic session.

This is to inform newly admitted students, their sponsors/parents, well wishers as well as members of the general public that the Abia State University (ABSU) 36th matriculation ceremony to officially usher in the new students of the university has been scheduled to hold as follows:

Date : Thursday, 1st March, 2018
Venue : University Pavilion
Time: 11:00am

All should be seated by 10.30am before the arrival of the Vice-Chancellor’s procession.

ABSU Inducts Thirty-Two (32) Doctors of Optometry

Abia State University, ABSU 23rd Induction ceremony of 2016/2017 set of Optometry Doctors (OD).

The Abia State University, Uturu (ABSU) has inducted a new set of Doctors of Optometry (OD) in her 23rd Induction ceremony of the 2016/2017 batch.

In his opening remark, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor E. Uche Ikonne, thanked the Executive Governor, and visitor to the University, Okezie Ikpeazu, PhD, for his listening ears and support, which made the accreditation of its programmes possible.

According to him, the University has approval to run new Departments of Engineering, Public Health, and others, because the Governor, is a research oriented scholar whose academic passion, is not deterred by the responsibilities and challenges of his office.

He maintained that the department of Optometry is a pacesetter in the University, being the first to build a lecture hall for itself, by self efforts of staff and students, as well as first, to organize an academic programme, that makes it possible for one to be a Professor and a consultant at the same time.

He said, “The pedestal we have set is high, and we can’t go low”, stating, he feels fulfilled having nurtured a department whose products are making waves all over the world.
Presenting her address, the Head of Department of Optometry, Professor (Mrs.) O.U. Amaechi, while thanking the Vice-Chancellor noted that the day marks another milestone in the lives of the inductees, and prayed the good lord that brought them this far, to open new vistas in their lives
She charged them to always strive for Excellence and Service, for which the University is known, and be good ambassadors of their Alma-mata.

In their separate Remarks, the Provost, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Professor Christian Aluka, the Dean Faculty of Health Sciences, Professor O.C. Ahuama, and the President Nigerian Optometric Association, Dr Damian Echendu, challenged the new Doctors of Optometry, to abide by the oath of the profession and make honesty, Sincerity, and Uprightness their guiding principles.
While administering the oath to the inductees, the Registrar, Optometrists and Dispensing Opticians Registration Board of Nigeria (ODORBN) Professor (Mrs.) E. B Uzodike, who is also an Alumnus of the University stated that ABSU is blessed to have Professor Uche Ikonne, who is a great planner and achiever as the Vice-Chancellor, appreciating the University management, the lecturers, staff, and parents of the graduates for all their efforts and sacrifices, to ensure a successful completion of the course by the inductees.
She advised the new (ODS’) to make the guidelines given to them their bible during their internship, and ensure they do not follow anybody for vision screening within the period except with permission, stressing that any report of misconduct will mean the intern will repeat his/her internship.
The high point of the occasion was the oath taking ceremony, and presentation of certificates to the inductees, special presentation to the Best Graduating Student (2016/2017) Dr Nnamdi E. Okore and the Best Clinical Student, Dr Chidinma U. Jibueze, as well as the Honors awards to others.

The Registrar’s (ODORBN) award for the best graduating student still went to Dr. Nnamdi E. Okore, while the Vice-Chancellor’s award for the best Clinical student was given to Dr. Chidinma Jibueze.

DELSU Pre-Degree Entrance Exam Schedule for 2017/2018 Academic Session

Delta State University, DELSU pre-degree entrance examination schedule for the 2017/2018 academic session has been released.

This is to notify candidates that would be participating in the Delta State University (DELSU) 2017/2018 pre-degree entrance examination that the school management has released the examination schedule.

DELSU pre-degree entrance examination will hold as follows:

Date: Saturday, 3rd March, 2018
Time: 9.00am
Venue: Site III, Delta State University, Abraka
Candidates are expected to come to the examination venue with their Printed Photo Card, HB Pencil, and JAMB Calculator
without which, they would not be allowed into the examination venues.

DELSU Postgraduate Admission Form for 2018/2019 Academic Session

Delta State University, DELSU postgraduate programme admission form for the 2018/2019 academic session is now on-sale.

The Delta State University (DELSU) invites applications form suitably qualified candidates to its 2018/2019 academic session postgraduate programmes (Postgraduate Diploma, Professional Masters, Academic Masters and Doctor of Philosophy Degrees) admission.

DELSU AVAILABLE POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES.
FACULTY / DEPARTMENT

PROGRAMMES

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE

Agricultural Economics & Agricultural Extension

PGD, M.Sc. & Ph.D.

Animal Science

PGD, M.Sc. & Ph.D.

Fisheries

PGD, M.Sc. & Ph.D

Forestry and Wildlife

PGD, M.Sc. & Ph.D

Agronomy (i) Crops Science (ii) Crop Protection (iii) Soil Science)

PGD, Professional Master, M.Sc. & Ph.D

FACULTY OF ARTS

Fine and Applied Arts:

i. Graphics, Ceramics ii. Sculpture and Textile Design

MFA

Art History

M.A. & Ph.D.

Studio Art: (i) Ceramics ii) Graphics (iii) Sculpture (iv) Painting & Textiles

Ph.D.

History

M.A. & Ph.D.

Music

PGDM; M.A. & Ph.D.

Religious Studies & Philosophy:

(i) Old Testament

(ii) New Testament

(iii) Church History (iv) ATR (v) Christian Theology

M.A. & Ph.D.

Theatre Arts: Theatre Arts

M.A. & Ph.D

Languages & Linguistics: i) French Languages & Linguistics ii) Lit. in French iii) Translation

M.A.

FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES

Physiology

M.Sc. & Ph.D.

Anatomy

M.Sc. & Ph.D.

FACULTY OF EDUCATION

Education

PGDE

Educational Administration & Policy Studies

M.Ed. & Ph.D.

Guidance & Counseling / Measurement & Evaluation.

M.Ed. & Ph.D.

Library & Information Science:

PGD, M.Sc. & Ph.D

Science Education (i) Biology (ii) Chemistry (iii) Mathematics

M.Ed.

Social Science Education:

Vocational Education: (i) Agricultural Education (ii) Home Economics

M.Ed. & Ph.D.

Technical & Business Education: (i) Industrial Technology Education

M.Sc. (Ed)

Human Kinetics & Health Education:

(i) Human Kinetics Education

ii) Exercise Physiology & Sports Science

(ii) Sports Management/Health Education

M.Ed. & Ph.D.

Institute of Education

(i) Education

PGDE

(ii) Basic Education

PGDBE

(iii) Educational Management

PGDEM

FACULTY OF LAW

Law

MLD, LL.M. & Ph.D

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

Accounting/Banking & Finance

PGDBF & M.Sc.

Business Administration & Marketing

(i) Business Administration

PGD, M.Sc. & Ph.D

(ii) Marketing

PGD, M.Sc.

FACULTY OF SCIENCE

Animal & Environmental Biology:

PGD), M.Sc. & Ph.D

Biochemistry;

M.Sc. & Ph.D

Chemistry: (i) Analytical/Environmental Chemistry

(ii) Inorganic Chemistry (iii)Organic Chemistry

(iv) Physical Chemistry (v) Industrial Chemistry

M.Sc. & Ph.D.

Geology: (i) Engineering Geology

(ii) Environmental Geology (iii) Hydrogeology

(iv) Petroleum Geology (v) Mineral Exploration

M.Sc

Mathematics: (i) Mathematics (ii) Industrial Mathematics

M.Sc

Physics: (i) Geophysics (i) Solid State Physics (iii) Radiation & Health Physics (iv) Theoretical Physics

M.Sc. & Ph.D.

Microbiology: (i) Environmental Microbiology (ii) Food and Industrial Microbiology.

M.Sc.

FACULTY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES

A. REGULAR PROGRAMMES

Business Administration

M.Sc.

Economics

M.Sc. & Ph.D.

Geography and Regional Planning

M.Sc. & Ph.D.

Mass Communication

M.Sc.

Political Science

M.Sc. & Ph.D.

Sociology

M.Sc. & Ph.D.

B. WEEKEND PROGRAMMES

Business Administration

PGDBA & MBA

Economics

PGDPE & MEPE

Mass Communication:

(i) Post graduate Diploma in Communication Management

PGDCM

(ii) Professional Master Degree in Communication Management

MCM

Sociology: Master in Crime Control

MCC

DELSU POSTGRADUATE GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS.
Candidates for postgraduate studies must have a degree or its equivalent from a Senate-recognized institution. They must have also obtained at least five (5) credit passes including English Language and Mathematics in WASC, NECO, GCE (Ordinary Level), or NABTEB at not more than two sittings. Pass in English or Mathematics is not acceptable. Also, ACE and TC II are not acceptable. (No equivalent to WASC, NECO, GCE or NABTEB). Please note that there will be no waiver for anybody seeking admission into any of the programmes.
A candidate applying for Ph.D. in any programme must have obtained at least a weighted average score of 60% overall or a CGPA of 3.50 in a scale of 5.00 .
Candidates applying for academic Master Degree (M.Sc., M.Ed., M.A. and LL.M.) must be holders of bachelor’s degree in the relevant discipline from the Delta State University or any other accredited university with at least “Second Class Honours (Lower Division) degree recognized by Senate.
Candidates applying for professional Master Degree must be holders of Bachelor’s degree in relevant discipline from Delta State University, Abraka or any other accredited university with at least a Second Class Honours (Lower Division) degree recognized by Senate or a Higher National Diploma with Upper Credit from a Senate-recognized polytechnic.
Candidates for Postgraduate Diploma must be holders of a bachelor’s degree in the relevant discipline from the Delta State University or any other accredited university with at least a “Third Class Honours” degree or a HND (Lower Credit) recognized by Senate.

DELSU POSTGRADUATE – METHOD OF APPLICATION.
Candidates are required to visit www.delsuonline.com and complete the Delta State University, Abraka 2018/2019 PG Admission Form online and to also generate an application virtual pin of N31,000.00 (thirty-one thousand naira) only. Payment should be made at any of the following designated banks: Ecobank, UBA Zenith Bank, Unity Bank and Fidelity Bank

Note:   All applicants must submit photocopies of the following documents:

2 Hard copies of downloaded Application Form
Transcript of all previous qualifications obtained
WASC; NECO; GCE or NABTEB Certificate (not TC II)
NYSC Certificate or Exemption or Exclusion Certificate obtained from NYSC Office only
A 3–5 page research proposal indicating area of research interest (for Ph.D. candidates)
Candidates are advised to read the instructions on the home page of the Website delsuonline.com before completing the Application Form.
Candidates should submit the hard copies of their applications along with other relevant documents at the Postgraduate School Office, Abraka on or before 30th June, 2018.   List of those offered provisional admission into any programme will be published in the Postgraduate School at Abraka Campus. Screening of provisionally admitted candidates and payment of fees will commence immediately thereafter and end on 31st August, 2018.

#DapchiGirls: Parents Release List of Abducted 105 Schoolgirls by Boko Haram

The names of schoolgirls abducted by Boko Haram from Dapchi secondary school in Yobe state has been released.

As the 105 abducted schoolgirls of Government Girls Technical College, Dapchi, Yobe State, remain in the captivity of their kidnappers, their parents have released the names of their missing children.

Parents of the kidnapped school girls, at the weekend submitted to the school authorities the identities of 105 schoolgirls that remained unaccounted-for after Monday’s raid on the school by gunmen suspected to be members of Boko Haram.

The parents gave the names and local government areas of those kidnapped, as well as their parent’s telephone numbers. They said the number of abductees was expected to rise because some people had yet to come forward with reports of their missing wards.

The parents, who have created a group to collate names of the missing girls, advised the governor of Yobe state to stop listening to “fake data” given to him by security operatives.

According to the Forum of Missing Parents, the 105 missing girls are as follows:-

1. Fatima Bashir
2. Aisha Kachalla
3. Zainab Abubakar
4. Falmata Wakil
5. Fatima Isa
6. Fatima Musa
7. Aisha Usman
8. Aisha Adamu
9. Fatima Isa
10. Hauwa A. Mohammed Idriss
11. Maryam Mohammed
12. Fatima Mohammed II
13. Hauwa Salisu
14. Hassana Gambo
15. Aisha Adamu
16. Adama Garba
17. Zara Grema
18. Maryam Daamkontoma
19. Zainab Bama
20. Fatsuma Abdullahi
21. Fatima Yahaya Tarbutu
22. Amina Yahaya Tarbutu
23. Amina Adamu
24. Hajara Ali
25. Fatima Abdullahi
26. Fatsuma Ali
27. Zara’U Mohammed
28. Salamatu Garba
29. Falmata Alh. Inuwa
30. Falmata Alh. Ali
31. Aisha B. Danjuma
32. Maryam Bashir
33. Maryam Aliyu Mabu
34. Fatima Modu Bamba
35. Aisha Modu Bamba
36. Hafsat Haruna
37. Rabi Alh. Nasiru
38. Hadiza Moh’D
39. Fatima Aji Hassan
40. Falmata Wakil
41. Aisha Wakil
42. Falmata A. Audu
43. Aisha Maina
44. Aisha Mohammed
45. Aisha Mamuda
46. Name missing on list
47.Zainab Usman
48. Hadiza Mohammed Taiduma
49. Maryam Ibrahim
50. Fatima M. Gira
51. Hafsat Ibrahim Gira
52. Maryam Ibrahim
53. Zara Tijjani
54. Amina Haruna
55. Fatima Adamu
56. Khadija Mai Sale
57. Khadija Ali
58. Habiba Musa Jakana
59 Fatima Bukar
60. Hajara Gidado
61. Maryam Basiru
62. Fatima Usman
63. Maryam Ibrahim
64. Leah Sherubu
65. Aisha Alh. Deri
66. Fatima Hassan Mustapha
67. Zainab Manu
68. Zara Tijjani
69. Zainab Bukar Abba
70. Hauwa Saidu Abubakar
71. Karima Inusa
72. Amina A. Abubakar
73. Yakura Sani
74. Rabi Yahaya Tela
75. Hajara Yahaya Tela
76. Marya Mustapha
77. Aisha Abdullahi
78. Maryam Adamu Mohammed
79. Bintu Usman
80. Fatsuma Mohammed
81. Salamatu Isiyaku
82. Hauwa Lawan
83. Aisha B. Danjuma
84. Aisha Moh’D Jakusko
85. Hauwa Bulama
86. Fatima Abubakar Jambo
87. Walida Adamu
88. Fanna Mohammed
89. Aisha M. Bukar
90. Maryam Usman
91. Aisha Abba Aji
92. Maryam Usman
93. Maimuna A. Hassan
94. Zara Musa
95. Maryam Mohammed Kaku
96. Khadija Suleiman
97. Habiba Nuhu Dan Inu
98. Fatima Isiyaku Aliyu
99. Sahura Jibir Mohammed
100. Khadija Grema Dabuwa
101. Zara Grema Dabuwa
102. Zara Mohammed Lawan
103. Fatima Mohammed
104. Fati Modu Aisami
105. Fatsuma Alli

5 Ways You Can Avoid Carryovers As A Fresh Student

Do you know that as a fresh students you can avoid getting carryover no matter how many difficult courses you will pass through? if you don't know that, then kindly follow me I will show you how.

Carryovers make a lot of students feel bad about their performances and here’s why you should always avoid anything that’ll get you one.

Carryover is a common metaphor for failure in Nigerian higher institutions and you must try hard to avoid having one.
Students usually feel bad when they have a carryover in a course. Of course, this is expected because no student would like to revisit a course his colleagues have passed, so if you don't want a carry over in your academic record then kindly follow and read this article carefully.
Read: See a Teacher's Shocking Remark on a Pupil's report sheet

So below are the top 5 things you can do to avoid getting carry over.

1. Don’t skip lectures
This is one of the many reasons students score low grades in exams and continuous assessment. A student who skips lectures will most likely miss an impromptu test and write out of context in exams.
So, make sure you attend all lectures. Remember some lecturers like you to give them answers to exam questions same way they taught you in the class. If you miss such lecturer’s class, you are likely going to carry his course over.

2. Stop excessive partying
Partying and going to clubs every time could have a negative effect on your academic performance even if you are very brilliant.You don’t need to hang out with friends or party all night to enjoy yourself as a student.
And if you really do care about not having a carryover, you’ll have to cut down on partying.

3. Avoid needless confrontation with your lecturer
Always try your best to avoid confrontation with your lecturers, try to find amicable ways of communicating your point of view without being rude or condescending.
You should not engage them in any argument that will make you look like you are trying to outshine them.

4. Start proper preparation
Poor preparation automatically translates to a poor performance in an examination. As a student, who does not want a carryover in his academic record, you need to study hard to get good grades in your exams and continuous assessment. Don’t forget that proper preparation they say prevent poor performance.

5. Avoid behaviors that upset your lecturer
Nigerian lecturers have rules and they hate to see student violate those rules. Violating a lecturer’s set rules could get you registered in his black book.For instance, many lecturers don’t like to see their students chewing, sleeping or side-talking when they are teaching.

Abia State University Student Commits Suicide Over Inability To Graduate ( Photos )

An ABSU student identified as Willson Chukwudi has reportedly taken his own life..

According to online reports, Chukwudi took his own life due to his inability to graduate from school for over two years.
Some of his friends in school took to Facebook to mourn him. one njoku wrote;

”Today was a very bad day for me, I feel so empty and keep on asking myself while life is so unfair. I never imagined that I will hear such story today. Oh my God why? Hmmmm Willson Chukwudi why did you do this to us,you broke our heart and made us wonder why you will take away your own life, you didn’t remember all the sufferings of your parents and people who are hopeful because of your life, for whatever you went through is not worth taking your own Life. We your colleagues can’t stop crying over this bad incident, if we had seen this coming believe me we would have saved you from committing suicide today. Rest on brother with tears till we meet to part no more.

#everythingisvanity#
#sobering#
#heavyheartisayrestinpeace#

YABATECH 2017/18 Old Students Registration Date Deadline Out

Authorities of the Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) has announced the returning students Registration Deadline for 2017/2018 academic session.

Please be informed that registration for all returning students (Part-time and Full-time) starts on Monday, 19th February, 2018 and ends on Sunday, 11th March, 2018. It is pertinent to note that late registration will not be allowed.

THANKS

AG. RECTOR

LASPOTECH 26th Convocation Ceremony Programme of Events Out

Authorities of the Lagos State polytechnic (LASPOTECH) has released and published the 26th Convocation Ceremony Programme of Events Out for 2017/2018 academic session.

PROGRAMME OF EVENTS
DAY 1
A
Event: Convocation Press Conference
Date: Thursday, 1st March, 2018
Time: 10:00am
Venue: Council Chamber, Ikorodu Campus
B.
Event: Convocation Interdenominational Service
Date: Thursday, 1 March, 2018
Time: 12.00 noon
Venue: SM & BS Auditorium, Ikorodu Campus

DAY 2
Event: Convocation Jumat Service
Date: Friday, 2 March, 2018
Time: 1:00pm
Venue: Ikorodu Campus Mosque

DAY 3
Event: Convocation Dinner /Variety Show
Date: Saturday, 3rd March, 2018
Time: 4.00pm
Venue: Sheraton Hotel & Towers, Ikeja

DAY 4
Event: Students’ Football Match
Date: Monday, 5 March, 2018
Time: 3:00pm – 5:00pm
Venue: Football Field, Ikorodu Campus

DAY 5
A
Event: 26th Convocation Lecture
Topic: “Crises of Governance, Governance of Crises: The Role of Education in Nibbling Governance Crises in Nigeria“
Guest Lecturer: His Excellency, Comrade Adams Oshiomole (Former Governor, Edo State)
Time: 12 Noon
Venue: SM & BS Auditorium, Ikorodu Campus
B
Event: Exhibition (Schools exihibition of various innovations and inventions of the Polytechnic)
Date: Tuesday, 6 March, 2018
Time: 10am – 6pm
Venue: SM & BS Auditorium, Ikorodu Campus

DAY 6
Event: Convocation Rehearsals (All Academic Processions and Graduands)
Date: Wednesday, 7 March, 2018
Time: 10:00am prompt
Venue: Convocation Ground, Ikorodu Campus

DAY 7
Event: Convocation Ceremony (Grand Finale)
Date: Thursday, 8 March, 2018
Time: 10:00am: Convocation Ceremony
Venue: Convocation Ground, Ikorodu Campus

FUNAAB 2017/18 Payment Of Acceptance Fees Procedures

The Management of the Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta, (FUNAAB) has published the Payment Of Acceptance Fees Procedures for 2017/2018 academic session.

This platform to inform the general public and most especially all the candidates who are offered provisional admission into the Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta, that the payment for FUNAAB Admission Acceptance Fee 207/2018 has commenced.

Total Amount to be paid is Thirty thousand and seven hundred and fifty naira, (N30,750.00) to the University TSA account by following the underlisted procedure.

Break down: N30,000 for acceptance and NGN750 for Transaction fee.

How to Process FUNAAB Acceptance Fee Payment

1. Generate Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) by going to WWW.REMITA.NET
Click on “Pay a Biller”, and fill up all required information as follows:
* Who do you want to pay : Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta (FUNAAB).

* Name of Service : Miscellaneous Income.
* GIFMIS Code : Ignore for now.
* Amount to Pay : Specify amount.
* Select Currency : NGN-Nigerian Naira.
* Payers Name: Student Full Name.
* Payers Phone: Student Phone Number.
* Payers Email: Student Email.
* How do you want to pay?: Select either Internet banking, Bank branch or MasterCard.
* click I’m not a robot and confirm you are not.
* Then submit and print Invoice.

2. Proceed to pay at any commercial bank or Microfinance bank OR visit www.remita.net to pay via your internet banking site or with your Debit/Credit Cards.
Admitted candidates shall be informed of the resumption arrangements of the university in due course.

Bola Adekola, Ph.D., FCIDA, FCIA
Registrar.

SolutionClass Team.

Nigerian Army 2018 77RRI Pre-Screening & Exam Date Postponed

The Nigerian Army 2018 77RRI Pre-Screening Examination Date has been postponed till March 9, 2018.

The exercise scheduled to hold from Monday 26th February till Friday March 9th, 2018 will no longer hold till further notice

The announcement was issued in a statement by Colonel Aliyu Yusuf for the Director, Army Public Relations.
The statement read “The Nigerian Army wishes to inform the general public particularly candidates for the 77 Regular Recruit Intake exercise earlier scheduled to hold nationwide from Monday 26 February – Friday 9 March 2018 that the exercise has been postponed till further notice.

“A new date for the screening excercise will be communicated in due course through the media and the Nigerian Army Recruitment Portal
(recruitment.army.mil.ng ).”

BUK 2017/18 Dangote Business School School Fees Out

Authorities of the Bayero University Kano (BUK) has published the Dangote Business School School Fees for both fresh and returning students for 2017/2018 academic session.

Below is the Breakdown of the School Fees:

ALL FEES ARE NOT REFUNDABLE AFTER PAYMENT

A. Registration Fees

Registration fees are reflected on student’s BUKPPF, to be paid using Remita e-Payments and e-Collection platform (click here for the payment procedure). Make sure you carefully read, understand and follow the payment procedure, as BUK will not be liable for any lost of funds as a result of incorrect data entry. Students must make sure that they entered ALL the information of the BUKPPF EXACTLY. Students must also ensure that

Name of MDA
Name of Service/Purpose
Registration No.
Amount to Pay (₦)
BUKPPF ID
Description
GIFMIS Code
Payer’s Full Name
Payer’s Email
Payer’s Phone
are captured exactly as they are written on the BUKPPF. Note that Payer (Payer’s Full Name, Payer’s Email, Payer’s Phone) means the student, so even if the student is not the one making the payment (payment by proxy) make sure to use the student information. Any misinformation may lead to unnecessary delay in validating and processing of payment. Payments are usually validated and processed within 24/48 hours of making payment.

S/N
Programme
Fresh
Returning
Tuition
(For Non-Nigerians)

1Masters in Entrepreneurship (Full-Time) Regular : [3-1-1-2]₦170,000₦147,000₦100,000

2Masters in Entrepreneurship (Part-Time) Regular : [3-1-2-2]₦150,000₦127,000₦100,000

3Masters of Business Administration – Agribusiness (Full-Time) Regular : [6-2-1-2]₦190,000₦177,000₦100,000

4Masters of Business Administration – Agribusiness (Full-Time) Special : [6-2-1-1]₦190,000₦177,000₦100,000

5Masters of Business Administration – Agribusiness (Part-Time) Regular : [6-2-2-2]₦160,000₦147,000₦80,000

6Masters of Business Administration – Agribusiness (Part-Time) Special : [6-2-2-1]₦160,000₦147,000₦80,000

7Masters of Business Administration – Entrepreneurship and Venture Creation (Full-Time) Regular : [6-3-1-2]₦190,000₦177,000₦100,000

8Masters of Business Administration – Entrepreneurship and Venture Creation (Full-Time) Special : [6-3-1-1]₦190,000₦177,000₦100,000

9Masters of Business Administration – Entrepreneurship and Venture Creation (Part-Time) Regular : [6-3-2-2]₦160,000₦147,000₦80,000

10Masters of Business Administration – Entrepreneurship and Venture Creation (Part-Time) Special : [6-3-2-1]₦160,000₦147,000₦80,000

11Masters of Business Administration – Finance and Investment (Full-Time) Regular : [6-4-1-2]₦190,000₦177,000₦100,000

12Masters of Business Administration – Finance and Investment (Full-Time) Special : [6-4-1-1]₦190,000₦177,000₦100,000

13Masters of Business Administration – Finance and Investment (Part-Time) Regular : [6-4-2-2]₦160,000₦147,000₦80,000

14Masters of Business Administration – Finance and Investment (Part-Time) Special : [6-4-2-1]₦160,000₦147,000₦80,000

15Masters of Business Administration – Health Services Management (Full-Time) Regular : [6-5-1-2]₦190,000₦177,000₦100,000

16Masters of Business Administration – Health Services Management (Full-Time) Special : [6-5-1-1]₦190,000₦177,000₦100,000

17Masters of Business Administration – Health Services Management (Part-Time) Regular : [6-5-2-2]₦160,000₦147,000₦80,000

18Masters of Business Administration – Health Services Management (Part-Time) Special : [6-5-2-1]₦160,000₦147,000₦80,000

19Masters of Business Administration – Hospitality, Tourism & Event Management (Full-Time) Regular : [6-6-1-2]₦190,000₦177,000₦100,000

20Masters of Business Administration – Hospitality, Tourism & Event Management (Full-Time) Special : [6-6-1-1]₦190,000₦177,000₦100,000

21Masters of Business Administration – Hospitality, Tourism & Event Management (Part-Time) Regular : [6-6-2-2]₦160,000₦147,000₦80,000

22 Masters of Business Administration – Hospitality, Tourism & Event Management (Part-Time) Special : [6-6-2-1] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

23 Masters of Business Administration – Human Resources (Full-Time) Regular : [6-7-1-2] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

24 Masters of Business Administration – Human Resources (Full-Time) Special : [6-7-1-1] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

25 Masters of Business Administration – Human Resources (Part-Time) Regular : [6-7-2-2] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

26 Masters of Business Administration – Human Resources (Part-Time) Special : [6-7-2-1] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

27 Masters of Business Administration – Information and Communications Technology (Full-Time) Regular : [6-8-1-2] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

28 Masters of Business Administration – Information and Communications Technology (Full-Time) Special : [6-8-1-1] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

29 Masters of Business Administration – Information and Communications Technology (Part-Time) Regular : [6-8-2-2] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

30 Masters of Business Administration – Information and Communications Technology (Part-Time) Special : [6-8-2-1] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

31 Masters of Business Administration – Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights (Full-Time) Regular : [6-9-1-2] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

32 Masters of Business Administration – Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights (Full-Time) Special : [6-9-1-1] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

33 Masters of Business Administration – Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights (Part-Time) Regular : [6-9-2-2] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

34 Masters of Business Administration – Intellectual and Industrial Property Rights (Part-Time) Special : [6-9-2-1] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

35 Masters of Business Administration – Marketing (Full-Time) Regular : [6-10-1-2] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

36 Masters of Business Administration – Marketing (Full-Time) Special : [6-10-1-1] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

37 Masters of Business Administration – Marketing (Part-Time) Regular : [6-10-2-2] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

38 Masters of Business Administration – Marketing (Part-Time) Special : [6-10-2-1] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

39 Masters of Business Administration – Project Management (Full-Time) Regular : [6-11-1-2] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

40 Masters of Business Administration – Project Management (Full-Time) Special : [6-11-1-1] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

41 Masters of Business Administration – Project Management (Part-Time) Regular : [6-11-2-2] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

42 Masters of Business Administration – Project Management (Part-Time) Special : [6-11-2-1] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

43 Masters of Business Administration – Public & Private Policy (Full-Time) Regular : [6-12-1-2] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

44 Masters of Business Administration – Public & Private Policy (Full-Time) Special : [6-12-1-1] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

45 Masters of Business Administration – Public & Private Policy (Part-Time) Regular : [6-12-2-2] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

46 Masters of Business Administration – Public & Private Policy (Part-Time) Special : [6-12-2-1] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

47 Masters of Business Administration – Technology and Innovation (Full-Time) Regular : [6-13-1-2] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

48 Masters of Business Administration – Technology and Innovation (Full-Time) Special : [6-13-1-1] ₦190,000 ₦177,000 ₦100,000

49 Masters of Business Administration – Technology and Innovation (Part-Time) Regular : [6-13-2-2] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

50 Masters of Business Administration – Technology and Innovation (Part-Time) Special : [6-13-2-1] ₦160,000 ₦147,000 ₦80,000

51 Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship (Full-Time) PGD : [7-1-1-3] ₦150,000 ₦127,000 ₦80,000

52 Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship (Part-Time) PGD : [7-1-2-3] ₦150,000 ₦127,000 ₦80,000

53 Postgraduate Diploma in Management (Full-Time) PGD : [8-1-1-3] ₦140,000 ₦127,000 ₦80,000

54 Postgraduate Diploma in Management (Part-Time) PGD : [8-1-2-3] ₦140,000 ₦

BUK 2017/18 Dangote Business School Registration Procedures

The Management of the Bayero University Kano (BUK) has published the Dangote Business School Registration Procedures for 2017/2018 academic session.

Note: Bayero University Management wishes to inform students that PAYMENT will close on Thursday, 29th of March 2018. and ALL other activities related to postgraduate registration will close on Saturday, 31st of March 2018. Students are advised to conclude all course registration activities before the closing date as complains relating to registration would not be entertained after the closing date.

Registration Guidelines

A. Authentication

All students whether fresh or returning need to authenticate their studentship before starting the registration process.

Fresh students need their (i) Admission letter serial number, (ii) Application Number and (iii) Registration Number for authentication. Fresh students are free to choose their password at the point of authentication. After successful authentication, a username is generated for a student.

Returning students need their (i) Registration Number, (ii) Last Session’s Username and (iii) Last Session’s Password for authentication. Returning students have a choice of changing their password at the point of authentication.

All passwords must be at least 6 characters long and are case-sensitive.

Click here to authenticate

B. Login

After successful authentication, students can use their respective username and password to login in order to start or continue with the registration process.

Click here to Login

C. Registration Procedure

The registration procedure is as follows:

i) Profile Update: Students must first update their profile. Note that students are strongly advised to update their phone numbers and emails as they are used on their BUK Personalised Payment Form (BUKPPF).

ii) Student Information Form (S.I.F.): After profile update students can generate and download/print their Student Information Form (SIF).

iii) BUK Personalised Payment Form (BUKPPF): Students must generate, download and print a BUK Personalised Payment Form (BUKPPF). Registration fees are reflected on student’s BUKPPF, to be paid using Remita e-Payments and e-Collection platform (click here for the payment procedure). Make sure you carefully read, understand and follow the payment procedure, as BUK will not be liable for any lost of funds as a result of incorrect data entry. Students must make sure that they entered ALL the information of the BUKPPF EXACTLY. Students must also ensure that

Name of MDA
Name of Service/Purpose
Description
Amount to Pay (₦)
Registration No.
BUKPPF ID
Payer’s Full Name
Payer’s Email
Payer’s Phone
are captured exactly as they are written on the BUKPPF. Note that Payer (Payer’s Full Name, Payer’s Email, Payer’s Phone) means the student, so even if the student is not the one making the payment (payment by proxy) make sure to use the student information. Any misinformation may lead to unnecessary delay in validating and processing of payment. Payments are usually validated and processed within 24/48 hours of making payment. NOTE THAT ALL FEES ARE NOT REFUNDABLE AFTER PAYMENTiv) Student Payment Receipt (S.P.R.): After payment is validated and processed, students must generated and download/print Student Payment Receipt (SPR) in order to continue with the registration.

v) Course Registration: After printing the SPR, a student can register his/her courses. Students are strongly advised to seek the guidance of their respective level coordinators on the courses they are supposed to register with any limitations and/or restrictions.

vi) Course Registration Form (C.R.F.): After course registration students must generate and download/print the Course Registration Form (CRF). The CRF contains the details of the registered courses.

vii) Registration Acknowledgement Slip (R.A.S.): After printing the CRF, students can print the Registration Acknowledgement Slip (RAS) to acknowledge that they have successfully completed their registration process.
Students can logout and continue the registration at a later time.

Please for all enquiries and/or complaints regarding Dangote Business School (BUK) 2017/2018 DBS Registration send an e-m@il to your Faculty Support Admin. Be sure to quote your registration number. For returning students include your previous username; for new students include your application form number and admission letter Invoice number in any correspondence.

For payment related enquiries make sure you include your Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR), your BUK Personalised Payment Form ID (BUKPPF-ID) and date of payment.

Thank you.

SolutionClass Team.

BUK 2017/18 Dangote Business School Admission Published Online

The Management of the Bayero University Kano (BUK) has released the Dangote Business School Admission List Out Online for 2017/2018 academic session.

The general public is hereby informed that the second batch 2017/2018 admission list for Dangote Business School is now available Online.

The Admission List can be download and seen below:

dbs_2017_2018_admission_batch2
Click Here To Download the Admission List in PDF File

FUOYE Newly Approved School Fees Schedule for 2017/2018 Academic Session

Federal University, Oye-Ekiti, FUOYE school fees schedule for fresh and stale undergraduate students for the 2017/2018 academic session.

This is to inform all the newly admitted and returning undergraduate students of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) that the management of the institution has released the amount payable as school fees for the 2017/2018 academic session.

FUOYE SCHOOL FEES – FRESH STUDENTS.
S/N
Item

Faculties of Humanities
Social Sciences, Education & of MGT Science

Faculties of Science,
Agriculture and of Engineering

1

Administrative

5,000.00

5,000.00

2

Development Levy

30,000.00

30,000.00

3

Examination Fee

5,000.00

5,000.00

4

Identity Card

1,000.00

1,000.00

5

Library

7,500.00

7,500.00

6

Matriculation

8,000.00

8,000.00

7

Medical Fee

2,000.00

2,000.00

8

TISHIP

3,000.00

3,000.00

8

Student Handbook

2,500.00

2,500.00

9

Sports

3,000.00

3,000.00

10

ICT Registration

5,000.00

5,000.00

11

University Calendar

5,000.00

5,000.00

12

Lab./Workshop Fee

2,000.00

10,000.00

13

Field Trip

5,000.00

5,000.00

14

Caution fee (Refundable)

5,000.00

5,000.00

15

Results Verification

3,500.00

3,500.00

16

Departmental Charges

1,000.00

1,000.00
17

Faculty Charges

500.00

500.00

Total

94,000.00

102,000.00

FUOYE SCHOOL FEES – RETURNING STUDENTS.
S/NO

Item

Faculties of Humanities
Social Sciences, Education & of MGT Science

Faculties of Science, Agriculture and of Engineering

1

Administrative

4,000.00

4,000.00

2

Examination Fee

4,000.00

4,000.00

3

Identity Card

1,000.00

1,000.00

4

Library

6,500.00

6,500.00

5

Medical Fee

2,000.00

2,000.00

6

TISHIP

3,000.00

3,000,00

7

Sports

2,000.00

2,000.00

8

ICT Registration

4,000.00

4,000.00

9

Lab./Workshop Fee

2,000.00

10,000.00

10

Field Trip

5,000.00

5,000.00

11

Department Charges

1,000.00

1,000.00

12

Faculty Charges

500.00

500.00

Total

35,000.00

43,000.00

FUOYE OTHER CHARGES (SPECIFIC DEMANDS).
S/N

ITEM

CHARGES (₦)

1

ACCEPTANCE FEE

35,000.00

2

CHANGE OF COURSE FORM

7,500.00

3

WITHDRAWN BUT TRANSFERRED STUDENTS

5,000.00

4

ADD AND DROP FORM

1,000.00

5

LOG BOOK

700.00

6

LATE REGISTRATION

5,000.00

7

 

(a) Theatre Arts Production ( To be paid by students of Theatre and Media Arts Department in Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences per session)

3,000.00

(b) Students Work Experience Programme SWEP (To be paid by all 200 & 300 Level Students of Faculty of Engineering)

3,000.00

(c) Industrial Training IT (Faculty of Engineering & Agriculture 400 Level Students and Faculty of Science 300 Level Students)

3,000.00

8

Academics Transcript (Foreign)

50,000.00

9

Academics Transcript (Local)

10,000.00

10

Mass Communication Students

10,000.00

11

Inter-University Transfer Fee

150,000.00

12

Final Year Clearance Fee

5,000.00

13

ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND STUDENT UNION DUES

3,000.00

14

STUDENT UNION DUES

1,000.00