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My CGPA is 2.78 and my GPA is 3.32

Please whats my grade in German...anyone here knows how to calculate

I need a little help here. My CGPA is 2.78 and my GPA is 3.32 And Bamberg University denied me admission saying I didn't meet the German 2.7 mark or better, Does anyone has any idea as to how the German CGPA get calculated. The school is in Bavaria

hillshark:
Hello house,

I booked for appointment since yesterday using admission letter for a Bsc degree at rhine-waal with enrollment date of oct 15th, fantiba, and passport page. I still await some Msc admissions though, but i decided to book with the one i have now before time runs out.
I want to know if B.sc applicants are still getting interview dates

Please HELP !!!!

when did you open your block account, was it after you got admission letter or before.

Can I open blocked account before I receive my admission letter from The university I applied to?
And what is the process for applying to open blocked account?
The finitiba account website was asking for resumption date and school admitted to.
Thank you

Bmfunso:
You ought to have booked visa appointment while still waiting for your admission letter, I booked my visa appointment via email two months ago while still waiting for my admission that time but luckily for me, I got admission last Friday and my interview date is July 4. send me email on omoboriowo001@Gmail.com.

TU Berlin sent me a document to book Visa appointment while still waiting for admission and I used it.

How did you get the letter, Did you apply for it? and what process did you go through to get it done?
Did you apply for it after uni-assist forwarded your documents to them or before?

Has anyone gotten this kind of message from uni-assist portal...I see the error message: “You have changed account data. Your changes have to be checked by uni-assist. You can not edit any application meanwhile.”

How can I reactivate the account, I have emailed uni-assist

fluxyn:
my first ooo. wat course are you applying for in both schools. and i paid uni assist like 2 weeks before sending my docs and deciding where am applying

How did you certify the certificates, was it at the German embassy or at high court or public notary

I need an help, I want to do certification at the embassy and Its been booked till Monday next week and I would like if anyone has any idea of certification at the High court in Ikeja. I would like to certify the documents tomorrow. Thank you. I did certification through notary last time but I would like it to be certified by the court this time around. Anyone with any contact.Thank you.

dailydolar:
I am sure uniassit sent you e receipt or a process to follow on how to pay so follow that mail and do you payment. Quoting your uniassit number,date or birth,name and semester paid for

I am just about to make the application but I will do so by tomorrow. Thank you

I need Help with paying the uni-assist fee. How do I get it paid...I have someone in Germany that will make the payment. I just need how the process is done and how will uni-assist know I have made the payment
Thank you.

happystep:
Did you pay with POS or paid Cash. The right procedure is to pay with POS direct into CBN account after the Registrar have billed you.
We are Nigerians, I understand people create office where there is non. The payment since 2015 is by POS or bank teller. They make it difficult for you to meet the registrar because they are like sharks. The official price is still N10 per page. If you doubt me try another state or federal high court.
Did they keep each copy of the documents for their own filling. That is another way to know if the guy followed due process or just stamped it off record.

You people should stop giving fake advise that you read about somewhere.I did not get it done yesterday, I just wanted to have an idea of how much it costs and for how much.
Pls people on NL should ONLY be giving confirmed information and NOT something that was stated on a website. This is Nigeria...
If I doubt you, I already doubt you for saying its 10# per page and what concerns CBN with money being paid for certification at a High Court.
I will be going back there later today and Will give better information.

Tinder:
Hey guys,

Please help me with ideas about the environment of these 2 schools

I got admission for winter from FHWS Schweinfurt in Bavaria and Hochschule Stralsund in the Baltic Sea Region


How are the jobs prospects in these areas abeg mk una help me oh

How did your process the application for the FHWS Schweinfurt,Did you use uni-assist or you applied directly to the school and how did you pay uni-assist charges for them to send you the VPD

Ndydy:
I went to the high court in Lagos to certify my documents on Monday. I went to the registrars office she told me the price was 200 naira per page. She also wanted to know what I required them for and which country I was going to school and if I had taken German classes lol. She wrote the price and signed on all the copies after sighthing my originals. Though she refused to certify my age declaration which was issued by same court 17 years ago. Her reason was she wasn't there when it was issued so she can't certify it. I went to the cash office and paid the fees for the certification. I was issued an official receipt for the amount paid. I took it back to the registrars office and she signed and put 2 stamps on it. In total I had 3 stamps on the document 1 from the cash office and 2 from the registrars office. It took me 30 mins to complete the process. Her office is quite busy but she attends to people quickly.

So are you suggesting that I should go to the registrars' office? I will try and get there tomorrow to see if I can get them done. Do you have the contact of the woman or anyone you know in the registrars' office?Thank you

happystep:
Another fast way to certification of document is to meet notary public lawyers in their offices across states.
Though they charge higher than the courts, N500 per document but it is recognised by many international body or certify at the ministry of education if it is only academic certificates.
Embassy certification is preferred above all but too hard for people living outside Lagos and Abuja

I was at Ikeja High court today and was told its 500 naira per copy but I hassled it down to 350#, I was thinking someone on here said its done 10naira per copy. Please verify. If You have anyone in mind who does it, I will gladly appreciate it. I just want to make sure its the right certification. Lady at embassy did not certify the transcripts saying the original copy(students copy) did not have the stamp on it. She just certified other documents and did not certify the transcripts.

iwriterng:
Do you live in Lagos?

They are not touts! They're normal people, hustling to feed themselves. They merely serve as middle man between you and the registrar or whatever the officer is called.

And the office that certified those documents can be easily contacted, because they're real legal office.

Good luck trying to access the registrar office yourself o, most especially in Lagos. You will spend the entire day on hold.

I live in lagos...I will try and find out myself today. Thank you

iwriterng:
Go to Ikeja High court, just after the Ikeja bridge, it's a very popular place. There are several hustlers outside of the court that will do it for you at a reasonable price. I did mine there.

Thank you. Do you have any idea of where the WAEC office is in Ogba.

Anchillary101:
Go waec office with enough money oh

Like How much, Do you have any idea, can I pick up the certificate same day?

dolpaz:
1) Go to Ikeja high court and certify it. if you´re gonna use those road side guys, make sure its a NOTARY PUBLIC office. ensure your documents is signed and stamped with seal...

2) Go to WAEC office at ogba...

How much does it cost to certify at Ikeja High court...Thank you

Where can I get to certify my documents in Lagos apart from the German consulate? The lady refused to certify my transcripts claiming its a student copy that it would be better if my school send transcripts directly to the schools in Germany which will cost me alot since they are more than a school that I am applying to. So does anyone know where I can have my documents certified in Lagos(Ikeja preferably or Ikosi CMD area?

Secondly, How can I get a new WAEC certificate from Waec, the one I have is a photocopy, I could not find the original copy and the lady refused to certify it.

Awaiting your responses.

dailydolar:
read back and you will see guys trying to send document to uniassit u can join them but if u wan go solo 14k will be OK for any of dhl,FedEx or ups

How Did you pay Uni-assist charges?Thank you

I'm interested in doing the Bsc Nursing Graduate entry in Australia.My 1st degree is in IT.
From reading through few of the pages on here.I would like to know how to proceed since I don't want to fall Into wrong agents.Thanks
I prefer fairly cheap schools in locations with job availability. Any ideas would be highly welcome. My first choice was Canada but the process is a bit long to me so Im trying Aus.

Osemigho:
I have no practical idea. Where have you been doing after school?

I have been working here and there and now i am self employed.
I feel if i have to fork out a whole 12k for studies in canada,its better i do something that would make me employable on time.Any ideas please.

I am a university graduate of computer Science with a 2.2 grade.I graduated in 2012 and I would like to study in practical Nursing in Canada.i am over 30 already.How do I explain this change of course.Anyone with ideas.,please share.

phardey:
So, I'm the lady the mum was refused and banned for 10 years under false misrepresentation last month
And I went out of my way to get documents from a UK lawyer stating she owns the business name.
An affidivat claiming she owns the business name
A letter from CAC stating the shes the true owner of business name
A letter from her bank stating she owns the company and they opened an account for business in her name

I'm so happy to tell everyone that she GOT her Visa today with a letter.
I dont know the contents of the letter but I told her to bring it along with her when she comes in next week.
Thanks everyone Justwise, Tunderule2016, askari01, nairacountry.

First Visa Timeline:
1st April: Submitted online
14th April: Appointment booked(She had so many commitments in Lagos and Ondo, she she thought 14th would be idle)
14th April: She went for her bio-metrics
14th April: Application sent to Sheffield Email
18th April: Application received in Sheffield Email
18th April: I got a call from Sheffield asking me about me and all. I answered all questions correctly
22nd April: Got an Email stating Application is not straightforward and they cannot conclude her application within the time frame given
29th April: She got a call from Sheffield asking to confirm if she works for the owner of the business or its her personal business. She said its her personal business and she has 6 staff who works under her. They asked her if they could verify her business name registration at CAC. She answered Yes since she's the Director of the company.
2nd May: Decision email came in from Sheffield and after a few hours Decision email from TLS arrived.
6th May : Picked up passport Refusal


Second Visa Timeline:
26th May: Submitted Application Online
27th May: She went for her bio-metrics
14th June: Decison mail from UK Visa Section Ikeja and Decision Mail from TLS
15th June: Pick up Email from TLS
16 June: Picked Passport with Visa Issued and a letter.

Thanks Again People.
I've missed my mum so so much. I'm like her twin

So what are the contents of the letter that your mum got along with her visa

abbey1986:
Hello,i also use a first bank Mastercard for my UK visa fee payment and it went thru,just go to the UK website and enter ur card details and d OTP password will be sent to ur registered phone number and u a good to make payment,i guess they charge me around 46,325k and make sure u aren't late for ur UK appointment or else u will be force to pay another £89.Good luck.

I won't be late.,looool.Thanks.

abbey1986:
Hello,i also use a first bank Mastercard for my UK visa fee payment and it went thru,just go to the UK website and enter ur card details and d OTP password will be sent to ur registered phone number and u a good to make payment,i guess they charge me around 46,325k and make sure u aren't late for ur UK appointment or else u will be force to pay another £89.Good luck.

OK I guess I won't be late...Loool.Thanks.Will try it and give update.

Pls anyone know how to pay for visa fee with first bank MasterCard.I hear I have to register for otp..how do I go about it and I don't have online access for my account.
Please I need help to pay tomorrow.,how do I go about it.

2n2k:
This is applicable if you are using 'old' visa portal - www.visa4uk.fco.gov.uk

If you apply using the 'new service' - www.gov.uk/browse/visas-immigration, The Standard Visitor visa has replaced the following
Family Visitor visa
General Visitor visa
Child Visitor visa
Business Visitor visa, including visas for academics, doctors and dentists
Sports Visitor visa
Entertainer Visitor visa
Prospective Entrepreneur visa
Private Medical Treatment Visitor visa
Approved Destination Status (ADS) visa

I observed that most posters are still using the old service. That is why questions are asked about " How much do you have for this trip?" Or "What is your monthly income in pound sterling?". All these confusing questions have been removed from the form in the new service. Also, they removed questions about breakdown of the costs of vacation into flight, hotel etc. Just the total is required.

If you are using the new service (which gives drop down choices of pound or naira), it is advisable in the light of floating exchange rate to state your annual income (which is what is asked for) as well as monthly routine expenses in naira while the cost of your stay in UK is better stated in pound sterling after all that is what you are going to spend there. With this method, you won't bother if naira suddenly take a dive while you have used a particular forex rate.

It should be noted that under new service you cannot make multiple applications on one account (e.g. applying for members of family). What you will do is to make separate applications under separate accounts on www.gov.uk. After that, you go to Teleperformance website to create a single account and add all the other members of the group using the GWF generated from the gov.uk site. Infact it is a must that all members of a family traveling together must use the same account on Teleperformance if they are applying at the same time.

I used the new service for my family and I. Our visas came out within 5 days in Abuja- did biometrics on Monday, received decision mail on Thursday, collected passports on Friday. No priority added value service.

So are you saying its better to use the new service,I tried it and it seem totally different and straightforward from the old one.

Any suggestions.

diamondsare4eva:
They are both UK consulate, applications in Ikeja is treated in Nigeria, and VI is UK. Ikeja has an extra charge

So exactly whats the extra charge really for.
I hope where I submit my application doesn't determine the outcome of my visa application. Please advice

I need a little clarification.what advantage do you get if one submits application in Ikeja and not VI since one needs to pay extra 82$.I would like to know if there is any advantage with submitting in Ikeja Vs Abuja or VI.

Can someone confirm how much they got charged in naira when they paid visa fee?

Thanks.

Please I need help with a few questions.

how can I make an book appointment before submitting the application so I can make any corrections ....
the portal shows that I have to submit when I complete it.
if I save it .it won't allow me to book appointment until I submit.

secondly I'm staying in an hotel in London;but my mother stays in northampton and she's a British citizen..Can I include her name in the column for family and friends in UK even though I won't be staying with her since Northampton is a bit from London...also if I include her..

thanks for your time