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Good info |
Its also giving me the same error message of Microsoft |
bamdeleyfran:Who are u |
waec seized my result since 2008 and they still didnt release it |
Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into Part-Time Degree Programmes of the Osun State University for the 2016/2017 Academic Session in the following programmes; i B.Sc. Agricultural Economics ii B.A. English and International Studies iii B.A. History and International Studies iv B.Sc. Economics v B.Sc. Political Science and International Relations vi B.Sc. Industrial Relations and Personnel Management vii B.Sc. Accounting viii B.Sc. Computer Science ix B.Sc. Microbiology x B.Sc. (Edu.) Economics xi B.Sc. (Edu.) Political Science ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS GENERAL REQUIREMENT All students seeking admission into the Osun State University Part Time Degree programmes must possess ordinary level credit pass in English Language. OTHER REQUIREMENTS Candidates seeking admission into Osun State University (UNIOSUN) Part-Time degree programmes must possess five (5) ordinary level credit passes in relevant subjects including English Language obtained at not more than two sittings from any of WASC,NECO,GCE, or NABTEB. Candidates pursuing courses in Sciences, Engineering, Management and Social Sciences must have Credit pass in Mathematics. DIRECT ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Prospective candidates for Direct Entry must possess at least two Advanced Level/IJMB credit passes in relevant subjects in addition to a minimum of three other ordinary level credit passes in relevant subjects. Candidates with a minimum of lower credit pass at the ND or at least merit at the NCE are also eligible to apply. DURATION OF THE PROGRAMMES (a) Candidates seeking admission through ‘O’ Level Certificate - Five (5) years with the exception of Agricultural Economics which is six(6) years. (b) Candidates seeking admission through Direct Entry (NCE/ND/IJMB/ A’ Level) - Four (4) years with the exception of Agricultural Economics which is five (5) years. PROCEDURE FOR ADMISSION Prospective candidates will apply online via http://www.uniosun.edu.ng or http://chrdportal.uniosun.edu.ng and the form will be processed accordingly. Candidates will further go through a screening exercise. Successful candidates will have their names published on-line and also be contacted through SMS messages. METHOD OF APPLICATION Visit the UNIOSUN PART-TIME portal via http://www.uniosun.edu.ng or http://chrdportal.uniosun.edu.ng . This will take you to the On-line Application Platform Ensure you read all the registration guidelines and instructions before proceeding to register. Payment of Ten Thousand Naira (N10, 000:00) for the UNIOSUN PART-TIME online form. Application form is through the UNIOSUN interswitch Web Pay Platform. Complete the online application form, print and bring the printout along with photocopies of all your credential on the day of screening. Screening will take place on Saturday, 1st October 2016 at the Main Campus, Osun State University, Oke-Baale, Osogbo. All Candidates are expected to arrive at the screening venue by 10:00am. NB: Late applications after the closing date attract additional five thousand (#5,000.00) Naira only. For further information, interested candidates can contact the following numbers: Adedokun: 08067866742 or Deji: 08095206867 Signed Gafar Adebayo Shittu Acting Registrar http://www.guru9ja.com/2016/08/uniosun-part-time-degree-admission.html |
Femish101:Call those numbers on the advert concerning NYSC cos if i tell u, u won't believe me. Am only here to help aspirants |
llove2:They will |
I wanna specifically dedicate that part time programme to direct entry candidate. Admission into uniosun full time or regular programmme is kinda difficult due to the fact that uniosun also have their IJMB students which will occupy the 90% quote of DE admisssion. Its better you obtain the part time form and be save. Uniosun part time programme is the best. You will be collecting the same certificate with full time and payment of fees is the same and so on. you can call those numbers on the advert to verify all am saying. |
llove2:U call dis nonsense. Then i pity u for that. Both part time and full time are doing the same thing. They pay the same fees and they collect the same certificate. Uniosun releases their part time form those that may not likely gain admission into full time. If ur couse is part of those accredited course up there. I advise you book ur part time form before its too late. They are resuming together with full time by november. Uniosun already knows the number of candidate they will admit into full time programme. I wish u all the best Full time form (post utme) Will be out soon |
histemple:Please i need the link to check waec result |
justmhe:wats the link to check waec result |
Please ooo. i need the link on how to check waec result |
Yes its possible. I guess every1 now knows that it is possible. Thank you all for your quick respond. Am grateful.
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I though www.Guru9ja.com said its gonna be out on the 10th of August. http://www.guru9ja.com/2016/08/must-read-waec-mayjune-20162017-result.html |
As long as the accounts are not linked together. It has different name, different contact and address and entirely different profile. so....i guess am good to go. I use it for a week now and i have no problem |
javijabor1:have seen an american blogger using it and nothing has happened |
emmanbol:i tink its possible to put 2 different account code as long as you are not the owner of the 2nd account |
sekem:Have been using it for a week now and nothing has happened. The two account are of different email address which are not linked together. Check my signature to know the blog. I just want to know if when its time for payout, i will be safe |
javijabor1:Alryt. Tanks |
YhungPablo:Guy, you are involve in copy and paste. Please reduce it |
Mr2kay2:tanks |
Am happy for you my brother....God was with you |
Please is it good to have two different adsense account code displayed on a single blog. Hope there wont be any penalty for that. |
vickystaring: ![]() |
Freshers tend to display various mannerisms when they find themselves newly in a tertiary environment, i wouldn't blame them though but thats what naivety can cause.... I bring to you various mannerisms they tend to display! 1. FRUGALITY This is easily noticed among the freshers from homes that ain't buoyant enough..you see them saving like their life depend on it when asked about their frugal lifestyle..you hear response like "O boy na only me dey now oo..no mama no papa i got to economise"...You no know say u go save during ur pre-home days?keep it up sha.. 2. OVER EXCITEMENT This is a trait you normally tend to notice among freshers...prolly due to the fact that they are overwhelmed,you see them smiling and elated everywhere they go, maybe the thought of sitting at home an extra year has been eradicated.. Its this kind people jamb has dealt with. 3. "AM NOW A STUDENT OOO" This is typical of those that just left secondary school and gained admission easily..you see them calling their uncles,aunts and everybody that cares to listen and telling them "am now a student oo" even those people wey dhan write jamb several times na their own worst...they keep singing it to every soul they probably come accross...if you are among you need change for your life... 4. READING CULTURE You see them jacking like there is no tommorrow...even those ones that hardly open pamphlet during their pre-home days go automatically become "jacker"...all na wash..after year one e go red for ur head. 5. OGA/MADAM COUNSELLOR They automatically turn themselves as counselling agents advising those that are yet to be offered admission how they read their eyes out of their sockets to get there,not forgetting how they advice aspirants to possess good reading culture,as if they read.....lol, bro/aunty keep deceiving yourself na ur way. 6. FLASHY/OSTENTATIOUS LIFESTYLES These set of people are the flambouyant kind..they have saved every kobo they spent in the university,during their pre-home days...you see them buying shoes,clothes,handbangs,expensive gadgets, all so that they can flaunt it in school and easily get noticed...some would have to cut through their throats so they can live alone in a comfortable apartment,knowing fully they ain't buoyant enough,some dont even mind borrowing!!...who u dey try impress?? Na for your body e go show.. More:http://www.guru9ja.com/2015/12/six-6-kind-of-mannerism-freshers.html |
Mrsparrow:Have sent u a mail |
noetic5:Bro...Please i wont be able chat u u on whatsap cos i lost my phone. I will be greatful if u could just add more like to my page."https://web.facebook.com/Guru9ja-1401850636810825/?ref=bookmarks" Tanks in anticipation |
Its important for you to click on the link below to know how you will check your result. Guru9ja says waec result will be out by August 10th 2016. http://www.guru9ja.com/2016/08/must-read-waec-mayjune-20162017-result.html |
A letter from the Joint Admission And Matriculation Board JAMB to VCs, Rectors, Provosts of tertiary institution over the withdrawal of the admission consideration lists has been made public by JAMB. The contents of the letter is as follows RE: Conflicting Guidelines on 2016 Admissions Dear VCs, Rectors, Provosts, This is to bring to the notice of all Chief Executives of the Nigerian Tertiary Institutions that JAMB has withdrawn the second lists of candidates sent to your various institutions for screening. The lists have been withdrawn from JAMB website for candidates’ view. You are to conduct the admission screening process and comply with the benchmark as well as distribution criterion set according to the Federal Government directives. The Board regrets any inconveniences the lists have caused the tertiary institutions. Please accept the assurances of the Board Sincerely, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, OON Registrar/Chief Executive Cc: Honourable Minster of Education See more pictures>>http://www.guru9ja.com/2016/08/jambs-letter-to-all-vcs-rectors.html
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