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TMA IS CLOSING TOMORROW.... You might not get another chance to submit your tmas after today, check your TMA portal to know it's intact

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jacko007:
Greetings friends
Please do I have to pay for semester fee to write a carryover course and also see its result?..

YES, YOU MUST PAY COMPULSORY FEE BEFORE U REGISTER EITHER COURSE OR EXAM, ANY FAILED OR CARRY OVER EXAM, ITS STATED ON THE PORTAL"REGISTER CARRY OVER EXAM"

Evening all

I know by now most of the students writing E-Exam have experience how NOUN exam is... It always the Good, the Bad and the Ugly but i want to tell you all not to be discouraged

Always be prepared for the worst, read anything you can lay your hands on and leave the rest to God

Please always work with your TIME, have a TO DO LIST...Time is very important, don't go late for your exams.

Finish up your TMA if you have not done yet, just less than A DAY AND SOME HOURS

Be careful and dont do anything that can implicate you cos the consequence is real o

Read your Study materials, the little you can it never too late, study your TMA and PAST QUESTIONS you never can tell which will help

Don't go to school with the master TMA and past questions...Do ur reading at home or else where which would be convenient but not in your STUDY CENTRE

You can still get your past question and TMA though i doubt anyone should still be struggling with TMA now from us

you can chat me up for that any other form of information you might need to get

Wish you the best in your exam

Thanks

Macharthony

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ATTENTION!!!

Tma closes in 2 days. Don't be caught unaware. If you have pending tmas to solve... Start doing it now

HOW TO CALCULATE NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA (NOUN) EXAMINATION AND TMA SCORES.

Exams are ongoing and the majority of students especially new students want to know how NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA (NOUN) grading system is when it comes to calculating Exam Score and TMA.

In this article, I will teach you how to calculate NOUN exam Scores.

NOUN Exam is over 70

NOUN TMA is over 30

TOTAL: 100

TMA means Tutor Marked Assignment. For your registered course, you are entitled to 4TMA, of which you must submit before the end of the semester exam. After submitting, it will be graded over 10, but the best three TMA will be considered and be chosen, which makes it 30.

Example

Let’s take CIT101 as a course case study.

Let’s say,

TMA 1 you scored 9.50

TMA 2 you scored 10.0
TMA 3 you scored 9.00
TMA 4 you scored 10.0

The best three(3) are 9.50, 10.0 and 10,0– which is equal to 29.50 over 30

Your TMA score is 29.50 over 30.

Now the question is, how do I calculate my exam score plus my TMA score?

It’s straightforward!!!!

You should note that all NOUN questions don’t Have the same number of questions, some have 100, 120, 150 and 35. The courses with 35 are most of the time MTH courses. 100 and 120questions are 2unit courses
150 questions are 3 unit courses

Anyway, let’s get into started…

For Example: (CIT101)
After the CIT101 exam, you checked your score, and you scored 95 out of 120 questions. And in your TMA for CIT101, as I said earlier, you scored 29.50/30.

To calculate your total score over 100, use this formula:

Formula:
X/Y x 70/1
That is, let X = what you score in the exam, and Y = the total number of exam question, which simply means, EXAM SCORE divided by NUMBER OF EXAM QUESTION multiplied by 70.

Whatever your result is from the above calculation, you’ll now add it to your TMA.

Let’s do the math:

Exam score (X) = 80

Total number of exam question (Y) = 100

Therefore, it will be 80/100 x 70

The result is 56

Your exam score is 56

(N.B.: your TMA score is 29.50).

 

Now, to get final result add 56 exam + 29.50 TMA – Result is 85.5

Which means, CIT102 = A.

Also, note, you’ll follow the same way to calculate if your exam question is 100 or 150.

But in the case of 35 questions, all you need to do is multiply whatever you score by 2.

That is, if you score 20/35, it will be 20 x 2, which is equal to 40, meaning that you score 40/70. But sometimes, it will have been programmed in such a way the calculation would have been done. You’ll know if it is.

You’ll see your score over 70.

NOUN adopts the general grading system, find it below:
0-39. — F
40-44 — E
45-49 — D
50-59 — C
60-69 — B
70-100 – A

Thank you for reading.

The easiest way on how to calculate your Exam scores

*(Exam Score ÷ Total questions) x 70 + tma*

E.g 38.33 ÷ 120 × 70 + 29.5 = 51.8

NOUN adopts the general grading system, find it below:
0-39. — F
40-44 — E
45-49 — D
50-59 — C
60-69 — B
70-100 – A

Thanks....

FINAL WARNING ON TMA

TMA closes 28th of this month

Any course that at least 3 TMAs are not done is a carryover no matter what you score in Exam

Please check your TMA yourself to see that they are intact and completed, don't trust anyone with that, we all human and can make mistakes (Please Check your TMA portal, some TMA were changed and reset)

Please and please check your TMA to see that you have met requirement for exam.

Thanks
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FACTS ABOUT E-EXAM

I noticed most of the students are found in cramming tma into the exam hall, I will tell you that it is not the best way to make success in the exam.. You have to read and understand what you are reading both tma and course materials. Even if your tma are to come out in the exam which is 25% guarantee ,you can't expect the same way it was set in ur tma to be same way in exam which means it will be twisted and if u don't understand what you are reading, you wont know what u are to do !! but all you will say is NOUN is hard oo all because you don't read and understand. You cant go into the exam hall with cramming and pass *no way* but 30% sure of it...Make sure you get your Past Questions now!!!


AM USING THIS TIME TO WISH THE STUDENTS STARTING TOMORROW SUCCESS

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168 HOURS to close of TMA: Important Note.

Be smart.


It is time to round up and submit all your TMAs. Don’t wait till final hours. The last minute pressure might be too heavy for the website to bear.


Some TMA questions were reported changed even after students have submitted. Confirm and be sure that you are not affected


NOUN has been uploading new TMAs daily, keep checking if your “NOT YET AVAILABLE” TMAs have been uploaded


Make sure you keep tab on making sure that your TMAs are intact till final moment.


Good Luck everyone

Macharthony
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL PROJECT STUDENTS

This is to inform all project students that the following conditions must be met before you can be assigned a supervisor;
1. You must be in the semester of project
2. You must have registered project in your portal
3. You must have acquired enough credit unit as analysed below
UNDERGRADUATE. - 105 Credit Units
POST GRAD. DIPLOMA. - 21 Credit Units
MASTER - ARTS. - 21 Credit Units
EDU. - 31 Credit Units
SST. - 20 Credit Units
SMS. - 38 Credit Units
Please come along with evidence of project registration AND print out of your results from the portal.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
NURTW E-exams to hold in Abuja Model Study Centre.

Following the recent development, approval has been given for all students of the Special Study Centre for the National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) to sit for the 2017_2 E-examination at the Abuja Model Study Centre and NOT Global distance learning institute.

PLEASE inform your
colleagues.

Thanks for your understanding.

MGT.

*INDUSTRIAL TRAINING* ! *INDUSTRIAL TRAINING* !!

This information is for every department that's undergoing IT, get your 6months IT done in a well known and recognised firm in Lagos State, with your Acceptance Letter, Completion letter, Report, Logbook fully filled, and your 6 IT letters fully signed, stamped and well graded, IT certificate of inter-ship.

To whom it may concern, forward your industrial attachment application letter to this email; resume.bmsresources.info@gmail.com

Note; Please ensure that you attach your CV to accompany your industrial attachment application letter.

2017_2 E-exams FINAL TIMETABLE
Herein is the e-exams final timetable. Note the following;

1. Old course codes are not captured on the timetable, students who registered for courses whose codes have been changed should check for their new code and title on the timetable (i.e codes in which TMAs are taken)

2. Also note that NO TMA, NO Exams; for courses not captured on the final timetable


http://nouedu.net/announcements/20172-e-exams-final-timetable

Breaking News

Some TMAs have been uploaded this morning..

Login to your portal and ensure u submitted all your TMA... TMA is closing on 28th February

Morning all

CIT 101 TMA was finally uploaded today so note that the course was not changed so go and do your TMA and get ready for the exam (TMA solution is available)

Other TMAs too are loaded so check yours

Note TMA closes on the 28th of this month so please check your TMA and get them solved

On timetable, I noticed a lot of you are confused about the timetable, the timetable comes out in draft and it is normal, that is how it been done in all institutions, once there is a new draft the older one becomes useless so you work with the latest timetable not the 1st or the 2nd draft for now it is the 3rd draft that is valid and we may still get another one this week

Also please let find out from our various study centre where we are to write our exams and pls if you have information on exam venue don't hesitate to share here so we can all benefit

E-exam past questions are still very much available

Regards
Macharthony
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WHO OWNS THE CERTIFICATE?

Who owns the certificate issued to you after your study period? Well, I know you think you own it but the certificate issued to you after a period of study is actually not your property. I know that probably jolted you. You are wondering what I meant by that statement. How can the certificate which bears your name not be your property?

The truth is that a certificate remains the property of the issuing institution. Swallow that bitter pill once and for all. The university or any other legally recognized institution that issued it to you remains the rightful owner of the certificate, not you. On one of my certificates, ‘This certificate remains the property of ABWA’ is clearly written on it. ABWA stands for The Association of Accountancy Bodies in West Africa (ABWA). I have the possession of the certificate but ABWA has the ownership.

What many people do not know is that the end product (a certificate) of a learning process which they focus on does not belong to them. After going through the academic or professional education system, whatever you learned and understood during the study period is your property and not the certificate. The knowledge is what is yours. The certificate the issuing institution gave you is only to say that you have learnt so and so thing. The paper is not yours.

A university has the right to revoke a certificate issued to a graduate years ago. It can recall the certificate from whoever it was issued to if the issuing authority has a valid reason to do this. What it cannot do is to open your mind and pack out what you learnt while in the university. Your take-away from the university is the knowledge you were able to pack out of it and the additions you made to yourself in making yourself a complete being.

Certificates are on lease to whoever holds them. That is why professionals pay for the use of their certificates in the corporate world. They pay the issuing institution membership fees because the institution issued them a meal ticket which is the certificate. It aids them to put food on their table, they pay for it, among other benefits they derive from the institute. They can revoke it if a member breached their rules. This is why a medical doctor’s practising certificate can be revoked if he misbehaves.

Today, people say certificates are useless. Well, I argue in a different way. I think they are not useless but they are used less today. Read that line again. Certificates are used less today and not useless because of the changing trends. People can be sure of a means of livelihood today without necessarily having certificates. Yet, this does not make certificates useless. Certificates still play their important roles. I do not think you will want a ‘medical doctor’ whom you heard was sent out of medical school to even inject you, not to talk of allowing him to use some surgery knives and cutlasses on your child. You will rather remain ill than to allow an uncertified doctor work on you.

In my opinion, the sustained criticism of certificates is usually by four sets of people. They are:
• Those who made an attempt to get a certification but could not but who now found relevance elsewhere.
• Those who didn’t make the attempt to get a certification but who end up finding relevance without certificates.
• Those who made an attempt and got certified but who do not practise what they got certified in.
• Those who got certified but now agree that certification is not all that there is to being relevant.

Every one of these sets of people above have their arguments to make but the point I hope to drive home in this piece is that, students should focus on learning rather than on certificates. They should enjoy the process rather than looking more at the end product. As decayed as our educational system is, many countless people are coming out of it refined. The wise learn to build a system of leverage while the unwise pursue certificates only.

Good Morning

How is the preparation going for E-exam hope it fine sha don't worry all will be well

To those writing POP I can see the sign of relieve!!! As POP have come to an end

A lot will be happening in the coming week as this will give the school time to prepare for E-exam so note the following

The TMA that are left maybe loaded please take your time to check your TMAs even if you are done

On CIT101 i will just let you know that there is nothing you can do about it, it either the school load it or change it automatically if the rumor we heard about it changed to CIT104 is true

Please note the 3RD draft TIMETABLE is out download it and get prepared or maybe wait patiently for the FINAL TIME TABLE (No difference)

Get all necessary document ready for exam the school will have sometime to attend to you as from next week

Please know the venue of your exam centre cos some study centres won't be writing in their respective study centre That of PH as been released and I know Ibadan is at Ajibode, one of University of Ibadan facilities

Please if you know for your centre don't hesitate to share on this forum.

Today Sunday I will try to create time for you guys after church to answer as many questions as possible in relation to E-exam so you can get your questions ready

Past questions may be very useful at this point so I urge you to get them if you have not if you are in need of them just chat me up

If you have not done with your TMA why don't you chat me up it already getting late

Regards
Macharthony
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STUDENTS' EXAMINATION GUIDELINES AND REGULATIONS




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Examination constitutes a very important aspect of the university activities. the university wishes to state categorically that the conduct of its examinations must be taken seriously. The University will not condone any form of examination misconduct students are therefore advised to study and abide by the following rules and guidelines



1. A student matriculation number serves as his/her examination number: only registered students will be allowed sit for examinations. As students must write his/her matriculation number on his/her answer booklet before starting to answer the questions




2. Students should normally write examinations at designated centres.



3. Students must bring to the examination hall, their writing materials and any other materials which may be permitted by the university for a particular examination




4. Students arriving 30 minutes after the commencement of an examination shall be allowed to sit for the examination only at the discretion of the supervisor. Such students will not be allowed extra time



5. Once a student is admitted into examination hall he/she may not leave the hall until he/she has finished with examination. if for any cogent reason the student must leave the hall, he/she must do so with the permission of the supervisor



6. Student must be accompanied by an invigilator if permitted to leave the examination hall temporarily (e.g. Visiting the restroom etc)



7. No Answer booklet other than the one supplied by the University should be used for examinations.
all supplementary answer sheets/booklets must be tied/attached to the main answer booklet



8. Silence must be observed in examination hall, any student requiring the attention of the invigilator should raise his/her hand.



9. any Activity or behaviour which may be construed as examination misconduct or malpractice (e.g cheating etc.) shall be liable to discipline in accordance with the University rules and regulations governing examination as contained in the students handbook



10. Communication between students is strictly forbidden during examination . any student found to be receiving or giving assistance will be sanctioned . such a student may be required to withdraw from the examination and subsequently made to face the university examination malpractice



11. Students are not permitted to smoke or sing or pray aloud or engage in any activity that may distract others in the examination hall



12. Bags and briefcases are not allowed in the Examination hall. the University will not be liable for any loss or damage of a student's personal effects/property



13. unauthorized materials (such as textbooks, course materials, note books , sheets/scraps of paper) in print or electronic form are not allowed in the Examination hall.


14.Pages and
mobile phones are not allowed in the examination hall


15.Students must observe the supervisors instructions regarding the commencement and end of an examination. Students who start writing before being told to do so or who continue writing after being ask to stop will be sanctioned.


........ *Macharthony wishes y'all Sucess and a retentive memory*

2017_2 E-EXAMS 3RD DRAFT TIMETABLE
Please, all reactions to this draft should be forwarded to the appropriate unit on or before 2 PM on Monday 19/02/18




http://nouedu.net/announcements/20172-e-exams-3rd-draft-timetable

NOTICE!


Things needed for exam

You must Atleast registered your courses and exam in ur portal before u can access ur
*TMA*

Be aware that exam without TMA leads to no result

You must Atleast have a valid school I. D card

You must have a stamped exam registered exams slip
Else you won't be permitted in exam hall

If you've done all this then be endeavors to read your course materials and past questions

If you need help E-exam past questions kindly inbox me to get it and TMA solutions at affordable price

Thanks
Macharthony


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Good Morning to everyone (Ladies and Gentlemen, Married Men and Women) HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY
Note the following
Pop ends on 17th
E exam starts on 21st
TMA closes on 28th

Yes is true some TMAs are not yet available
Yes is true many still doubt the closing date of TMA
Yes is true many believe they will submit their TMAs few days to the closing date
Yes is true you may encounter some difficulties while submitting

Do your self good by solving and submitting any available TMA in your portal to avoid had I know.. There is this popular saying a stitch in time saves nine.

Wishing you academic success

Macharthony

NOTICE!


Things needed for exam

You must Atleast registered your courses and exam in ur portal before u can access ur
TMA

you must do all your TMA's before you can access all ur exams.

You must Atleast have a valid school I. D card

You must have a stamped exam registered exams slip
Else you won't be permitted in exam hall

If you've done all this then be endeavors to read your course materials and past questions

If you need help E-exam past questions kindly inbox me to get it and TMA solutions at affordable price

Thanks
Macharthony Solutions
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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Studying with us gives a rewarding experience as we give you all the support you need to succeed.

Undergraduate Programmes
100 Level
Generally, the requirements for getting admission into the National Open University of Nigeria include five (5) credits in the SSCE/GCE O’Level/NECO/NABTEB or equivalents at not more than two (2) sittings obtained in subjects relevant to the proposed field(s) of study. The five (5) credits include Credits in Mathematics, English and 3 other relevant subjects. More details can be found under programmes.

200 Level
i) National Diploma at Upper Credit from recognized institutions.

ii) National Certificate in Education (NCE) in subject(s) relevant to the proposed programme of study with a minimum of one merit and two passes.

iii). International Baccalaureates, Interim Joint Matriculation Board (IJMB) with at least two ‘A’ Level papers in relevant subjects and pre-requisite number of ‘O’ Level credit passes.

Postgraduate Programmes
To qualify for admission into any of the postgraduate programmes of the University, a candidate must meet, among others, all matriculation requirements of at least five (5) credit passes including English Language and Mathematics. Some programmes accept at least a pass in Mathematics.

For Postgraduate Diploma Programmes, Candidates must possess either a minimum of pass Bachelors Degree in any discipline from a University recognised by the Senate of the NOUN OR a Higher National Diploma with a minimum of Lower Credit. For the Postgraduate Diploma in Legislative Drafting, the candidate must have been called to the Bar. Also for admission into the school of Business and Human Resource Management Postgraduate Diploma programmes, candidates with professional qualifications such as ACA, ACIS, ACIB, ACII, ACIA, etc may be considered on individual merit.

For Master degree programmes, candidates must possess either a Bachelors Degree with a minimum of second class lower in the relevant field of study from a University recongnised by the Senate of the NOUN. However, holders of lower classification and with a minimum of 2 years of relevant post-qualification experience may be considered on individual merit OR a Postgraduate Diploma in related field of study from a recongnised University OR A Higher National Diploma with a minimum of Upper Credit in the relevant field of study. Candidate with membership certificate of relevant professional bodies may apply for the Master of Business (MBA) programme.

For the Doctor of Philosophy Degree prorammes, candidates must possess a masters degree in relevant field of study from a University recongised by the Senate of the NOUN with a minimum score average of not less than 60% or a cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 3.5 on a 5-point scale.

You are welcome.

Sike:
My TMA is not showing formulas, especially maths TMA. Please what can I do?? I can't just be ticking what is not displaying.

USE GOOGLE CHROME AND MAKE SURE ITS NOT ON DESKTOP MODE

Good Morning

On timetable know that once a new timetable is out the former one becomes useless.

The final timetable will carry the name final but note it can still be amended

TMA closes by 28th of February so please endeavor to check and finish up available ones, even if you are done just do carry out a routine check up

TMA assistance is available you can chat me up

For the exam make sure you have your ID card and stamped exam slip

Plan never to go for any exam late and plan to stay hours before it your turn to go and write yours

Macharthony
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Evening all

Hope our Sunday is going on fine

On timetable, the two E-exam timetable we have so far are draft which means they are still working on them to make sure all courses are inputted and no one will miss any exam, there might still be another draft before the final one. The final one will have FINAL TIMETABLE as it name but note that the final might still be amended.

On TMA not available, I believe the TMA not loaded yet are the ones missing in the timetable, such will be rectified before the final timetable is released therefore continue your preparation

Exam hint

For those that doesn't use the system quite much don't worry it will be fine it more of clicking and typing is little, from your first exam you will pick up fast don't let that affect your cognition

Please learn how to use copy and paste because some questions are repeated that you can just copy the answer from one question and paste in the other but if it is so difficult you will be giving a piece of paper if you demand for one which you can use to write them down

Note spellings are very essential if you miss a letter in your spellings you will fail the question, also spell the way they spell, that is, even if the spelling is wrong and that is what is the answer spell it that way, that is why we urge you to revise with your TMA and also get past questions (more hint will be made available)

Thanks
We stop here for today.

Enjoy the new week that leads to your exam LOL

Macharthony
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Note: You can chat me up for more information

IMPORTANT NOTICE

On E-EXAM

Now we know that E-exam is around the corner (just a few days to go)

This is a computer based exam that all you need is your matric number and password

It is done in various study centre or a centre as the study centre may specify

You need your stamped exam slip before you will be allowed in

You login into your page from the screen by inputting your matric number and password once you are allocated to a system

Don't wait for anyone once you login because your time will start reading

It omprises of Objectives and Fill in the gaps (GERMAN QUESTIONS)

You may finish before time by clicking submit once you are done or else if you over use time the system will log you out

It is always better you finish before time so you can see your score

Your score will be displayed immediately you finish please write it down for record purpose

100-200 Level students write this E-EXAM and others this is the time you can start building a good CGPA I bet you if you can do well at this period you have nothing to fear again at least be on a 4 point it very possible

I will stop here tonight

watch out for more any time soon

Macharthony Solutions
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you can chat me up for any question.

Amended Supplementary 2017_2 POP timetable

NB:the following new courses have been added to the supplementary timetable released earlier following availability of their TMAs

EDU762 - Economics Methods
PED342 - Methods of Teaching Creative Arts in Early Childhood and Primary Education.
MPA856, Urban and Regional Planning
Thanks and sorry for any inconveniences caused
DEAN.


http://nouedu.net/announcements/amended-supplementary-20172-pop-timetable

Pls for E-EXAM note the 2nd draft is not the final timetable it still subjected to change.

TMA closes soon

Exam is near for 100-200 level

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