pls,is there any student in the house who did the last registration/clearance .i need some information.or any student who is there right now and knows the procceses involved.i need them so i can put my house in order,thank you.

READ,


UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS 2006/2007 SESSION

CANDIDATES ARE TO NOTE THE FOLLOWING:


1. In furtherance of the determination of their eligibility for admission, Clearance of the underlisted candidates will commence on Monday 9 July – Friday 27 July 2007.
2. Candidates should report at the Admissions Office to commence Clearance, after the filling of all forms downloaded from the University Web site http://www.ui.edu.ng/admissions).
3. At the point of Clearance, candidates will be required to present the following:

A Receipt of On-line payment of N5,000.00 (Admission Acceptance Fee)
B Original and photocopies of JAMB Notification of Result
C Original and photocopies of WASC/SSCE/GCE Certificate for examination taken up to MAY/JUNE 2004. Statement of Results ARE NOT acceptable.
D Statement of Result will be acceptable in place of Certificate for O’level/GCE/WASC examination taken after MAY/JUNE 2004 only. Candidates should note that Nov/Dec 2006 WASC/GCE/NECO results are not acceptable
E Two reference letters on Letter-Heads from reputable persons e.g. Clergymen, Senior Public Officers, etc.
F Original and photocopies of birth certificate/sworn declaration of age.
G 10 recent passport size photographs-showing frontal face view size (5.2cm x 5.2 cm.)
H One file folder and a file tag.
I All relevant forms downloaded from the University website. (http://www.ui.edu.ng/admissions)
4. A candidate who is successful and has been duly cleared will be eligible to collect an Authority to Pay the schedule of fees. No candidate should pay into University Account without being authorized to do so, as no refund will be made.
5. The Fee Schedule is obtainable from the University website. The fee chargeable is to be paid On-Line at the various designated banks: First Bank, Afribank, Access Bank, Ecobank, First City Monument Bank, GT Bank, Intercontinental Bank, Oceanic Bank, UBA Group, Skye Bank, Union Bank, Wema Bank Plc, Zenith Bank.
6. Please note that students who have been asked to withdraw from this University or any other institutions are Not Eligible for clearance. They are therefore advised not to show up for the exercise at all. Candidates who had already matriculated as students of this University are not eligible for fresh admission (except as newly admitted Direct Entry candidates). They are to note that the penalty for double matriculation is expulsion when discovered.
7. Candidates should note that if at any stage it is discovered that credentials and records submitted at the point of clearance have some discrepancies they will be disqualified automatically.
8. It is to be noted that faculties will not register students, except there is evidence of registration from the Medical Centre. Candidates are therefore advised to register at the Medical Centre on campus after clearance.
9. The deadline for registration will not be extended, therefore, a candidate who fails to show up at the stipulated time is deemed to have forfeited the opportunity of being cleared.
10. Date of resumption for the 2006/2007 Session is 15 September 2007.

Candidates and their parents/sponsors should note that this is not a Confirmation of offer of admission. Candidates are not regarded as bona fide students of the University of Ibadan until they have been duly cleared by the Admissions Office as possessing the basic requirements for the Faculty/Department of their choice.

aye, will have ta tell ma peops dem. . . .

Try to be here on Monday 9th,

thanks a lot fatai.

When can we start applying and how do we go about it?

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