fhranchez:
why, just make sure score 10/10 in your remaining tmas. Just like someone that scored 7+7+7=21 (in all tmas) asking if he would pass.
Just try and score 30- 35/70 in your exam and you're safe


cheers

Thanks so much for this response God bless you... but you know one is supposed to write at least three tmas from the former system of four tmas... now that they have reduced it to three i dont know if writing just two out of the three will count. Thanks

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Oladtwo:
who has done his/her TMA 2 of CIT 831. I need help . Thanks

Same here, I got 7 in the TMA 1, the tma 2 is really giving me a tough time still on it sha

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HOW TO OVERCOME E-EXAM AND POP EXAM FEAR

1. DETERMINATION Make a decision that you will not fail, you will surely pass is the first step to overcoming your fear. Choose success, this will make you do all your best to prepare for E-exam or POP examination. It will help you when you are tired of trying. This mindset is the key to overcoming fear.

2. ADEQUATE PREPARATION You cannot limit your fear when you enter the examination hall empty-brained. Study enough, cover major course units, and check the previous examinations to know the pattern, solve past questions and do all you can until you are satisfied. You will realize that courage will start to build up inside you even before examination. By preparing enough, you will not fear the upcoming E-exam or POP examination anymore and your hope of blasting it will increase.

3. PRAY Pray to God for divine understanding and a retentive memory, believe in him, Endeavour to have faith and hope for the best. Remember that heaven help those who help themselves. Therefore, do not pray without reading and do not read without praying.

4. YOU ARE NOT A FAILURE No man is born to be successful neither is one born to fail, we are all what we make ourselves". If you have adequately prepared for E-exam or POP examination, there is no reason for you to fear.

5. NEGLECT WHAT PEOPLE SAY
Don’t believe the negative things NOUN students say. Some NOUN students will tell you, " E-exam and POP examination is very hard", "People have failed and people will still fail". Don't listen to this courage-killer statements. They are fallacies!. When people tell you this, just remember that "Even though people failed it, some passed it", so you will pass it because you are not a failure. There is need to overcome E-exam or POP examination fears because:- • It enhances better performance • It reduces rate of mistakes during examination • It helps to build maximum brain focus on examination and enhance efficient thinking.

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Thanks so much for this response God bless you... but you know one is supposed to write at least three tmas from the former system of four tmas... now that they have reduced it to three i dont know if writing just two out of the three will count. Thanks

thanks, the system is just there to protect you

cheers

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Good evening please I want to enrol for msc science education and under registrable courses I saw courses for just 2semester does that mean it one year duration assuming I do all is required at the right time?

Tojued:


Please what's your advice for those of us writing two papers at the same time?

Hmmm. This one. I don't even know

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Day 2, July 3, 2018

8am

AEM450 Agricultural Finance & Marketing
ACP301 Arable Crop Production
CRP309 Arable Crop Production
HCM444 Global Tourism Issues
AEM719 Extension Method And Communication
AEM509 Agricultural Business Management
SLM306 Soil Erosion And Conservation
CRS316 Hebrew Syntax
CRS721 Systematic Theology
CRS803 Inter-religious Dialogue
ENG314 Public Speaking
ENG434 Literary Stylistics
ISL312 Exegesis Of The Quran
ISL472 Islam_s Contributions To Civilization
HEM703 Disease Illness And Society
PHS424 Primary Emergency Obstetrics Care
NSS321 Medical Surgical Nursing I
PUL341 Criminal Law I
PUL342 Criminal Law II


11am

AEM302 Extension Teaching, Learning Process And Meth
ARD302 Extension Teaching Learning Process And Metho
AEM508 Technological And Social Change In Agricultur
AEM713 Tree Crop Production
HCM348 Hospitality & Tourism Management
ANP310 Genetics and Breeding
ARD308 Principles Of Cooperative Practices
CRS432 Applied Ethics
CRS825 Religion And Social Change In Africa
ENG313 Black Diaspora Literature: African-american
FRE331 Advanced Studies In French Phonetics
ISL313 Introduction to World Religions
ISL412 Tafsir: Exegesis of Selected Passages of the
HEM704 Basic Anatomy And Physiology Of Hum
EHS319 Introduction To Demography
PHS507 Outreach And Mobile Health Services
NSC303 Concepts And Strategies In Public-community H
NSS403 Medical Surgical Nursing III
NSS311 Primary Health Care I
CLL231 Labour Law I
CLL232 Labour Law II
PPL421 Land Law I
PPL422 LAND LAW II

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SLM305 Introduction To Soil Chemistry Fertility And
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CRP305 Crop Genetics and Breeding
HCM303 Food Services and Professionalism
CRS323 Old Testament Theology
CRS722 Pastoral Theology
CRS826 Ecclesiology
ENG415 Literary Theory And Criticism
FRE372 Pre-independence Francophone African Literatu
ISL372 Islam In Nigeria
PHS322 Community Mobilization And Particip
NSS504 Medical And Surgical Nursing Iv
NSS302 Nutrition In Health And Illness
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PPL323 Law Of Torts I
PPL324 Law Of Torts II

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Vice Chancellor National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) says part of the institution’s social responsibility is giving inmates all over the country a chance to better life through education.

Professor Abdalla Uba Adamu stated this while inaugurating a fully equipped study centre facility in Kuje prison donated to NOUN by a faith based organization, Christ Embassy Abuja.

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Kazrem:

Hmmm. This one. I don't even know

Question for the gods, abi?

Please if anyone has ever written two papers at the same time come and share how you did it.

Please when is the good study guide exam?

Tojued:


Question for the gods, abi?

Please if anyone has ever written two papers at the same time come and share how you did it.

I have before. You just have to be very fast in your first paper then proceed to the hall where they're writing the other exam. Just that you might not have up to the stipulated time for the second paper.

ev4real:

I have before. You just have to be very fast in your first paper then proceed to the hall where they're writing the other exam. Just that you might not have up to the stipulated time for the second paper.

That's my plan. thanks for confirming that it's possible.

Gentile700:
Please when is the good study guide exam?

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AUGUST... GST107/GST707 & GST807 ALL ARE E-EXAM

any specific day in August?

ebunlomocrown:
Good evening please I want to enrol for msc science education and under registrable courses I saw courses for just 2semester does that mean it one year duration assuming I do all is required at the right time?

first its M.Ed science education... year one year, assuming no spill over and project and seminar are done on time too

Thanks alot are you sure about it that is a year? I will be more than glad to be sure

MusaIbrahim1:



first its M.Ed science education... year one year, assuming no spill over and project and seminar are done on time too

Gentile700:
any specific day in August?

Patiently wait till next week for the first draft of E-EXAM

NOUN ADMITS SHIITES INMATES TO ACQUIRE DEGREES, POSTGRADUATE DEGREES


The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) has admitted new set of undergraduate and post graduate students, including members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (Shiites) currently detained in Kaduna Prison after a crackdown by the government, for degree and post graduate degree programmes in the institution.

Many of the sect’s members have been in detention following frequent face-off between the Islamic Sect and the security agencies wherein they demand the unconditional release of their leaders and his wife.

Recur that the leader of the Movement, Sheik Ibrahim El Zakzaky and his wife are also currently under what the government called a protective custody. They Shiite members were admitted into NOUN to further their education as a result of being put out of school by their detention. The Shiites members admitted into the institution said the sect consists of intellectuals who values education and that majority of them are liberal Muslims. NOUN mode of education allows inmates who are desirous of education to continue their education even if in prison. The University is modelled after the University of South Africa (UNISA) where a former apartheid leader and former President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela acquired degree while in prison. Families of many of the inmates that are currently in Kaduna prison celebrated with joy, the positive steps taken by the National Open University of Nigeria and the Nigerian prison service for providing an avenue for the inmates to continue with their education while in prison. The 17th matriculation ceremony of the newly admitted students was held on the 30th of June, 2018 at the Kaduna prison premises where the inmates were matriculated. Addressing the matriculating students, the vice Chancellor’s Office Director, Professor Abdalla Uba Adamu stated that one of the mission of NOUN is to cover all nooks and crannies of Nigeria by making education available to the interested students irrespective of their creed, geographical locations and conditions. He stated further that the tuition fee for all inmates is free and that NOUN is happy with the performance of the inmates and the good characters they have demonstrated so far during their studies. The University also commended Some of the prison officers whose exceptional services towards the successful enrollment of the inmates were made possible, a special recognition was given to DSP Abubakar, known for his professional conducts while discharging his duties. The Vice Chancellor’s representative, while concluding his remarks, assured parents of the inmates that the University would give the inmates all the needed support to excel in their studies. While expressing their gratitude to the school management and the prison services for making their dream come to reality, the inmates however used the occasion to appeal to the Federal Government to look into the over-congestion of the prison space, stating that the prison with capacity of about 500 people was rather accommodation over 1,500 inmates.

OBASANJO ASSUMES OFFICE AS FACILITATOR AT NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA


Former President, Olusegun Obasanjo has assumed office as a facilitator at the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN).

He inspected his office space at the Abeokuta Study Centre on Tuesday.

This was disclosed in a statement by the institution’s Director, Media and Publicity, Mr Ibrahim Sheme.

The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Abdalla Uba Adamu, had earlier appointed the former president as a facilitator after he bagged a PhD in Christian Theology in January from the institution.

A facilitator is a part-time academic coordinator for students in the Open and Distance Learning (ODL) system which open universities operate.


The Director of the Abeokuta study centre, Prof. Ibrahim Salawu, said the office allocation became necessary, following his appointment as a facilitator in January.

Salawu, who led Obasanjo and other members of staff on a familiarization tour of the centre, said “I am very pleased to have a former President of Nigeria as a colleague in the academia.”

Obasanjo, however, expressed satisfaction at the office space allotted to him and promised to work for the progress of the university.

ebunlomocrown:
Thanks alot are you sure about it that is a year? I will be more than glad to be sure

am running the program now.. though i defered a semester... I cant conclude but as it is now.. it seems thats what it is.. besides.. noun runs 3 semester in a year, and you can write a first semester exam on second semester not like your regular university where you have to wait for the next first semester..