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The Management of the National Service Youth Corps, [NYSC] has announced the commencement date for the Online Registration For 2018 Batch ‘B’ Corps Members.



Kindly note the following 2018 Batch “B” Prospective Corps Members (PCMs)

(a) PCMs who are yet to register in the NYSC portal including the newly uploaded graduates, your Registration starts Tuesday 10th July, 2018 to Monday 16th July, 2018.

(b) The NYSC portal will be open for Re-validation only for those mobilized in 2017 Batch “B” and previous Batches, but did not go to the Orientation Camp.

(c) Those who were mobilized in 2018 Batch “A” and were Issued Call-up Numbers but were informed that their Orientation will be July 2018, are not to register again or revalidate on the portal. Instead you are to go to the Orientation Camp on the 24th July, 2018. You will be informed when to print your Call-up Letters through SMS.

(d) PCMs who submitted applications for dropping of Biometrics during 2018 Batch “A” Camp Verification should login to their dashboard and recapture their Finger Print from 10th July, 2018 to 16th July, 2018.


According to the information all 2018 Batch "B" Prospective Corps Members are to note that online registration will start on Tuesday 10th July, 2018 to Monday 16th July, 2018. as proposed in the timetable for 2018.

The below steps has been outlined for a successful registration for all National Youth Service Corps Prospective Corp Members for 2018.


NYSC Batch ‘B’ Online Registration Guide and Requirements - 2018

Prospective Corps Members are to logon to the NYSC Website via any of the link:

portal.nysc.org.ng/nysc1/
www.nysc.gov.ng
www.nysc.org.ng

PCM should ensure that they have functional e-mail addresses that they can access and Nigerian (GSM) telephone numbers with which to register.

Locally trained PCM are expected to use correct Matriculation numbers to register.

For locally-trained graduates, only those whose names appear in the Senate/Academic Board Approved Result lists submitted by their Institutions will have access to the register on the NYSC portal.

Foreign-trained PCM should ensure that their Institutions are accredited. Where in doubt, it is their responsibility to approach Federal Ministry of Education for verification.

The letter of verification must be uploaded during registration.

Those who graduated from Institutions outside Nigeria, (Foreign-trained graduates), are to visit the NYSC portal, register and upload the following documents:

West African School Certificate(WASC) (with not less than 5 Credits at 2 sittings) or its equivalent; or General Certificate of Education (GCE O’ Level) (with not less than 5 Credits at 2 sittings) or its equivalent; or NECO (with not less than 5 Credits at 2 sittings) or its equivalent; or High School Diploma or its equivalent.

First Degree or Higher National Diploma (HND) Certificate (Second Degree or Ph.D not necessary).

Transcript of the first Degree or HND.

International travelling Passport showing data page and date of departure for the course of study.


It is the responsibility of the prospective corps members who studied in non-English speaking countries to get their Certificates and Transcripts translated into English language before uploading.

All graduates of Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Physiotheraphy, Radiology, Optometry, Medical Laboratory Science and Pharmacy are expected to have their Certificates of Registration with their professional bodies. Payment receipts are not acceptable.

Unlike in the past, Foreign-trained graduates should NOT visit NYSC Headquarters, Abuja for verification of their documents.

This exercise will now be done at the Orientation Camps.

They should simply print their call-up letters on-line and report at the Orientation camps in their States of deployment, but should come to the camp with the original documents they uploaded for verification.

Anybody who presents any fake document will be demobilized and decamped.

Prospective corps members should ensure that Passport photographs used meet the following specifications:

-Ensure your face (eyes, nose, ears, mouth and jaw) is fully shown without bending
-Ensure the picture fills the frame and centralized
-Ensure the Photo background is white or off-white with no shadow.
-On no account should prospective corps members register by PROXY.
-They should also remember the fingers used for their biometric capturing as these will be used for verification at the orientation camps.
-Those who cannot be verified with their biometric at the orientation camp will not be registered.

Only prospective corps members who want their call-up numbers sent to them through SMS and wish to PRINT their call-up letters on-line are expected to pay the sum of Three Thousand Naira (N3,000.00) (see NYSC Portal on how to make payment).

PCM who do not want to pay the N3,000.00 have the option of going to their schools to collect their call-up numbers and call-up letters.

All prospective corps members who paid for the online registration before but were not mobilized need not pay again.

Married female prospective corps members (whether locally or foreign-trained) should upload copies of their marriage Certificates, evidence of Change of name and their husbands’ place of domicile during registration.

The orientation camp is highly not ideal for pregnant and nursing mothers. Prospective corps members in this categoriy are therefore to note that they will not be accommodated.

PCM who graduated from Institutions located in the following Geo-Political Zones with challenges related to mobilization should contact the following Telephone Numbers between 23rd October to 12th November 2018:

North Central – 08092142614
North East – 08102790538
North West – 08092142661
South East – 09038034460
South West – 07019190810
South South – 08092142616


All Part-time graduates are expected to register online and wait for collection of their Letter of Exclusion at their various Institutions. For those willing to print the Letter of Exclusion online, this can be done on payment of Three Thousand Naira (N3, 000.00) only.

PLEASE NOTE THAT ONCE THE PORTAL IS CLOSED ON 16TH JULY, 2018, THERE WILL BE NO FURTHER REGISTRATION.

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This is to inform all prospective Corps members that the Management of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has announced the date for the commencement of the 2018 Batch ‘A’ Orientation Course for those who were Issued Call-up Numbers but were informed that their Orientation will be July 2018.

This category of PCMs are not to register again when the portal opens for newly uploaded graduates on Tuesday 10th July, 2018 to Monday 16th July, 2018. Instead you are to go to the Orientation Camp on the 24th July, 2018. You will be informed when to print your Call-up Letters through SMS.

The NYSC portal will also be open for Re-validation only for those mobilized in 2017 Batch “B” and previous Batches, but did not go to the Orientation Camp.

PCMs who submitted applications for dropping of Biometrics during 2018 Batch “A” Camp Verification should login to their dashboard and recapture their Finger Print from 10th July, 2018 to 16th July, 2018.

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Like i always update this post every admission year , it is very necessary you know how to do the below listed skills before you gain admission into higher institution. Going to higher institution places you in a whole host of new situations, and with them comes a load of new academic and social skills you’ll need to acquire in preparation.

You’ll develop these during your time at university, of course; but it helps to have a foundation to work from so that you can make the most of your time at university from the day you arrive. After all, when you’re managing the changes in workload and lifestyle that come with going to university, you don’t want to be worrying about the little things you could have figured out in advance. In this article, we’ll take you through some of the essential skills needed in order to thrive at university , both from an academic point of view and socially.

A. Academic and practical skills

Let’s start by looking at the skills that will help you to be a more efficient learner and a more impressive student, allowing you to excel in the academic side of university life.

1. Written English

First and foremost, having a strong grasp of the ins and outs of the English language (whether you’re a native speaker or not) is essential. You’ll need to be able to express yourself articulately in a number of written contexts, such as essays, dissertations and examinations.

Academia is all about being able to argue a point, and to do that, you need the appropriate language skills and a vocabulary suited to the formal environment of academic research. What’s more, you’ll need to make sure your spelling and grammar are up to scratch; you can’t expect your work to be taken seriously if it’s littered with errors.

2. Essay writing

Following on from your abilities in English is the ability to write good essays, the demands of which necessitate very specific written English skills as well as other qualities, such as clarity of thinking and persuasiveness. You should already have developed good essay technique from school, but university essays are altogether more challenging. They’ll probably be longer, for a start; and they’ll require a great deal more research, with a much higher standard of academic exploration expected than any of the essays you wrote for O'level. You’ll also have to get into the habit of including footnotes and references whenever you cite another academic work in your essays. You’ll develop your essay skills as you go along, but you can get ahead by referring to our previous posts on essay technique, such as this one and this one.

3. Reading

You’re likely to have a large volume of reading material thrown your way, and it may prove slightly overwhelming, so you’ll need to develop your reading abilities as well as your written skills. If you’re a slow reader, you may find it useful to learn some speed reading techniques, as this will help you get through your reading lists more quickly. Here are some speed reading tips to help get you started.

4. Note-taking

A very useful skill to have when it comes to every kind of teaching environment you’ll encounter at university is note-taking . Whether it’s in a lecture or doing independent research in the library, finding a way to summarise the vast amount of information to which you will be exposed is vital if you are to make any sense of it and commit it to long-term memory. It’s no good if you’ve produced a set of notes from a lecture that make no sense when you go back and look at them later that week, or when revision time comes around, so you’ll need to develop a note-taking method that works for you. Shorthand is one approach, but by no means the only one; there are also other techniques to help you in certain situations. Some students, for instance, take laptops into lectures because they can type faster than they can handwrite; others may prefer to take an audio recorder to tape what’s being said so that they can play it back in its entirety later on.

When it comes to note-taking from books, it can sometimes feel that everything is important enough to write down, so you end up simply copying out entire passages of books. This is a waste of time; it’s far better to try to summarise arguments and record only short snippets of quotes for later use. You’ll find this much easier to revise from, and it forces you to think about and learn from your reading material rather than just regurgitating it.

5. Independent learning

The ability to study independently, without that much guidance from teaching staff, is essential at university. You’ll need to be able to structure your time effectively, find things out for yourself without being told to, and learn how to make the most of the resources you’ve been given on your reading list. Learn how to boost your own productivity, so that you don’t end up sitting in the library with so much to do that you don’t know where to start.

There’s nothing worse than that feeling of being overwhelmed when you have a looming deadline, so avoid getting into this situation by preparing for essays with lots of time to spare. We’ll come back to time management skills again later in this article.

6. Research

One of the most important academic skills is research; it is, after all, the foundation upon which the whole of academia is based. It may not sound like a skill, but in fact there’s an art to it that you’ll need to master. That includes things like where and how to find the information you need, spotting important information in footnotes and following it up, and even getting used to the very formal style of academic writing. As part of your course, you’ll probably have to undertake a larger piece of research, a dissertation, so your research skills will stand you in good stead for this as well as for your normal essays.

7. Presentation skills

Most of us hate giving presentations, but they’re an unfortunate fact of university life. You will almost certainly have to give one at some point, if not regularly, but there’s plenty you can do to prepare for this perhaps worrying eventuality. First of all, you can learn how to create an impressive presentation in PowerPoint or Keynote, so you can wow your audience with something to look at that isn’t you (this will take the pressure off you a bit). Prepare a useful handout to accompany your presentation so that they have even more to look at. You can also practise speaking in public or even take classes to help boost your confidence.

8. Exam technique

A hefty percentage of your course is likely to be assessed by exams, so to give yourself the very best chance of success, it’s worth developing your exam technique to account for the fact that university exams are tougher than A-levels. You’re highly unlikely to have multiple-choice questions at university level; rather, you’ll probably have to answer a number of essays in a short space of time, and within those essays, develop sophisticated arguments and deploy a wide range of knowledge to support them. Read our guide to exam success to find out how to develop your exam technique.




B. Social skills

Now that we’ve covered the academic side of things, it’s time to look at that other all-important part of university life: social skills. In this section, as well as interpersonal skills, we’ve also included other personal skills and qualities you can develop that will help you succeed at university.

9. Conversational skills

You’re going to be meeting a lot of new people at university: students from all walks of life, staff who might be leaders in their field. You’ll find yourself in a variety of social situations with these people, in addition to the time you spend with them in an academic environment, so you’ll therefore need to go to university armed with excellent conversational skills. Master the art of smalltalk. If you’re not that confident in these sorts of situations, try reading up on some conversation starters to help break the ice and avoid those dreaded awkward silences. A good trick is to ask the other person about themselves; not only does it take the pressure off you, but you’ll show them that you’re interested in them and make them feel valued. Even simple questions such as “how are you finding the course so far?” are a good starting point. You’ll almost certainly have to introduce yourself at some point, so practise this beforehand and think about an interesting fact about yourself that you might want to talk about. Also, don’t be scared about talking to senior academics; they’re people too, and not nearly as intimidating as you might think! By the time you’re a confident third-year, you’ll probably be on first-name terms with them.

10. Cooking

Not really a social skill as such, but cooking is nevertheless an essential life skill for university – and if you’re good at it, you’ll be able to entertain your new friends with your culinary prowess. You’d be surprised how much you and your friends will appreciate a home-cooked meal when you’re away from home, and it’s important to eat healthily to nourish your brain ready for all that studying. If you’ve never cooked before, learn a few basic recipes before you go up to university (we don’t just mean baked beans on toast), and more importantly, learn the principles – such as how to cook chicken safely, different methods of cooking an egg, what foods go with what, how to make a sauce, and so on. A few staple recipes will stand you in good stead; spaghetti bolognese, chilli con carne, a basic chicken curry and a risotto of any kind are all great examples of recipes that are both delicious and easy to make, as well as sure to impress your friends.

11. Home skills

You won’t have your mum there to do your laundry and other such things for you, so take some time before you go to university to learn basic skills such as how to iron a shirt, if you don’t already know how to do this. There will definitely be occasions on which you’ll need a properly ironed shirt, so don’t think you can get away with wearing T-shirts all the time even if you relish the idea of being a scruffy student!

12. Self-motivation

It may not sound like it, but the ability to motivate yourself is a skill that you can develop, and one that will come in very handy when you’re faced with the choice between an afternoon off or an afternoon in the library. A lot of the time you spend at university will be unstructured, unlike at school when you had a detailed daily timetable laid out for you; it’s therefore important to be able to motivate yourself to make good use of your time. The students who enjoy the greatest success at university are those with a high level of self-motivation, and you can develop yours in a number of ways. Start out with a clear idea of what you want to achieve in the long-run; having this end goal in sight at all times will remind you of what you’re working towards. In the short-term, you can motivate yourself with the promise of small treats or breaks at regular intervals, to reward yourself for your hard work.

13. Time management

Following on from our point about self-motivation, effective time management skills will be essential at university if you’re to fit in all your social activities alongside a busy programme of study. With many demands on your time, it’s vital to be sensible about how you manage your schedule to avoid becoming stressed. Keep a calendar on your phone with all your appointments, so that you always have it to hand and can therefore avoid double booking, and maintain a ‘To Do’ list with all your tasks and deadlines. Tick them off as and when you complete each one, and break bigger tasks down into smaller ones to make them more manageable.

We hope you’ve found this a useful introduction to the kind of skills that will help you to succeed at university. This stage in your life is a learning curve, so don’t worry if all this seems too much to remember; you’ll pick up many of these skills without even realising it!


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and sometimes from their portal too. try reprinting exam slip, then copy and paste your reg number.

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME Results has been released and some candidates have seen their results while some are getting “Result Cancelled for Misconduct” while some are still seeing “You Do Not Have Any Result Yet”.


The questions most candidates want to know is if it is possible for JAMB to release their results after the results has been cancelled for misconduct. The answer is NO. Maybe, for some people results will be release after a thorough investigation.


If you find your self in this category: Result cancelled for Misconduct. we advice you to seek for other options or wait for the next JAMB 2019 form. Although, those who believed they are innocent and didn’t engage in any Examination Malpractice should wait for JAMB to either make an official statement regard this issue or wait for them to release all withheld results.

Meanwhile, JAMB candidates with "You Do Not Have Any Result Yet", you will need to keep checking as the results would be released in batches to enable candidates who have already taken the examination to check them. You can do that every 12hr to 24 hours to avoid HBP. Usually, JAMB will release all withheld UTME Results after their investigation. So those with “Result cancelled for misconduct” should wait patiently for JAMB board to make an official announcement regarding such.

STAY STRONG!

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The results for the JAMB Mock Exam for the 2018 UTME have been released, and it is free to check. If you need How to check your JAMB Mock Results, follow the procedures outlined below;

How to Check JAMB Mock Results

1. Visit the JAMB portal at http://www.jamb.org.ng/efacility/CheckUTMEMockResults.

2. Enter your Jamb Registration Number or Jamb Email Address

3. Click on "Check Mock Results" .

4. Your result will be displayed to you or you would see the message "You did not seat for Mock Examination".

You can then come back here and comment on what your results are.

Goodluck!

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West African Examination Council (WAEC) is an examination board that prepares and conducts the West African Senior School Certificate Examination. This senior school certificate is the University entry examinations in West African countries. The participating countries include Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone, Gambia and Liberia.

WAEC is very important. As a matter of fact, it is the first external examination that determines your admission status. You must not fail waec. So many things will go wrong if you fail waec. That’s why you should do everything within your ability to pass waec in one sitting.

For the last three consecutive years, about 60% of students have failed these exams. However, with adequate preparations, students in West African countries can actually pass this examination. The tips on how to adequately prepare for the WAEC examination form the basis of discussion here below where they will be highlighted.


Tips for Passing WAEC Exams


1. Have a Decent Timetable for Your Studies
The WAEC examinations are not the kind of exams that students just get in and perform well. You must have a decent timetable that outlines your reading schedule. This schedule should allocate adequate time for all your subjects.

2. Don't Depend On Waec Expo
This is the reason why so many candidates fail waec. They depend on answers that will be sent to them on the waec examination day. Getting waec answers on the exam day is still very valid. You can get both waec theory and Objective answers in your inbox. However, they are not to be trusted. You can be a victim of wrong answers.

3. Have Confidence in Yourself
You should be very confident in yourself and believe that you will pass the exams. Though the exams are usually hard for students to pass, a confident student will easily pass the exams and proceed to the University. Therefore, students should exercise self confidence before and during the exams.

4. Don't Procrastinate
Later things. This is the top language of procrastinators. You need to start anything you need to start so as to pass waec. Do not delay or surrender.

5. Take Notes when you Study
During your allocated time for study, it is important to take notes on some important points. These notes might help you when doing a final revision for the annual WAEC exams.

6. Don't Be Afraid of Some Subjects
Maths is difficult. This is the language many waec candidates. Yours may not be mathematics. But make sure you kill any fear you have for any subject. They are all simple.

7. Revise Past Papers
While doing your revision, you should allocate good time revising the past papers. As a trend by the WAEC, examination tests are drawn from previous papers. They only twist the questions to get a new examination. Therefore, you should not ignore the past papers and actually take it as a preparation strategy to revise them. Read all the Examination Rules Before Exams Being a regional examination body, WAEC has strict rules that govern its examinations. You should thus read all the rules before getting into an exam room. Though the rules will be written in front of the question paper, some students fail to read them during examination period and thus show the importance of reading them prior to the exams.

8. Get Adequate Sleep and Eat Well
As the examination dates approaches, you should have healthy meals and give yourself enough sleeping time. This is one of the preparation strategies that have been ignored by students who opt for extending study hours during the night. This could be the reason for the regular failure by students. Get this strategy right and sleep well.

9. Improve in your Writing
Your writing is the first thing examiners look at. Make your writing very clear and simple. Write in a very simple and understandable English.

10. Compose yourself and Properly Present your Answer
You should plan to compose yourself during the examination. Learn the right sitting postures for examinations. And don’t be in a rush to answer questions during the exams.

11. And yes.. pray before and after your Exams.



The above mention tips should be followed by senior school students who want to prepare adequately for their forthcoming West Africa Examination Council examination.

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This is to inform all 2017 Batch "B" Stream ll Prospective Corps Members deployed to Benue and Taraba States that their Orientation Course has been rescheduled to hold as follows:


Venue: NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp Asaya, Kabba Kogi State.

Registration Starts: Friday 19th January, 2018.
Registration Ends: Midnight Saturday 20th January, 2018.

Swearing-In-Ceremony: Monday 22nd January, 2018.
Thank you.

Signed:

Management.

The Nigerian Navy has commenced the process for the recruitment of suitably qualified Nigerian graduates through the Nigerian Navy Direct Short Service Commission Course 25.

The Acting Director of Naval Information, Navy Captain Suleman Dahun, revealed this in a statement on Tuesday.

The guidelines for the enlistment can be accessed on the Nigerian Navy Enlistment Portal: www.joinnigeriannavy.com , which will be opened today, October 11, 2017 for interested candidates to apply online.

Interested applicants, who must be Nigerians by birth, should possess a minimum of Second Class Upper Division for first degree holders and Upper Credit for HND holders.

Male applicants must not be less than 1.68 metres tall while female applicants must not be less than 1.65 metres in height.

Applicants should be between 22 and 28 years by January 31, 2018, except for Imams and Chaplains who should not exceed 30 years by January 31, 2018.

Meanwhile, the Nigerian Navy has released list of names of successful candidates in the recruitment aptitude test held on 12 August.


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The Nnamdi Azikiwe University has scheduled its 2017/2018 POST UTME screening exercise for candidates who made the University their first choice in the 2017 University Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

The dates are outlined below:

1. SCREENING EXERCISE DATES: SATURDAY, 16th – SATURDAY, 23rd SEPTEMBER, 2017

DAY 1: SATURDAY, 16th September, 2017 S/N Faculty a. Arts b. Physical Sciences DAY 2: MONDAY, 18th September, 2017 S/N Faculty a. Management Sciences b. Biosciences DAY 3: TUESDAY, 19th September, 2017 S/N Faculty a. Engineering b. Education DAY 4: WEDNESDAY, 20th September, 2017 S/N Faculty a b. c. Medicine Basic Medical Sciences Agricultural Sciences DAY 5: THURSDAY, 21st September, 2017 S/N Faculty a. Law b. Pharmacy DAY 6: FRIDAY, 22nd September, 2017 S/N Faculty a Social Sciences b Environmental Sciences DAY 7: SATURDAY, 23rd September, 2017 S/N Faculty a Health Sciences and Technology

2. ELIGIBILITY:

a. Candidates who made Nnamdi Azikiwe University their first choice and have the required cut-off mark are eligible to apply.

b. The general cut-off mark is 200 except for Faculties/Departments indicated below: Faculties/Programmes with Cut-Off Mark of 180

(a) Agriculture – AgricEcons& Extension, Animal Science, Forestry & Wildlife, Food Science & Technology, Soil Science, Crop Science.

(b) Arts – Igbo, African& Asian Studies, History & International Studies, Linguistics, Music, Philosophy, Modern European Languages, Religion & Human Relations, Theatre and Film Studies, and Chinese Studies.

(c) Education – Adult Education, Early Childhood & Primary Education, Guidance and Counselling, Human Kinetics & Health Education, Library & Information Science, Science Education, and Vocational Education.

(d) Engineering – Agric & Bioresources Engineering, Polymer &Textiles Engineering.

(e) Environmental Sciences – Architecture, Building, Quantity Surveying &Geoinformatics, Fine and Applied Arts

(f) Physical Sciences – Mathematics and Statistics only.
(g) Health Sciences and Technology – Environmental Health only.
(h) Management Sciences – Entrepreneurial Studies only.

Faculties /Programmes with Cut-Off Mark of 200
a. Arts - English Language and Literature b. Education - Educational Found c. Engineering - Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronic & Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial & Production Engineering, Metallurgical & Materials Engineering d. Health Sciences & Technology - Medical Lab Sciences, Nursing Science, Radiography, Medical Rehab (Physiotherapy) e. Law f. Management Sciences - Accountancy, Banking & Finance, Business Administration, Cooperative Economics & Management, Marketing, Public Administration g. Medicine - Medicine h. Pharmaceutical Sciences - Pharmacy i. Physical Sciences - Computer Science, Pure & Industrial Chemistry, Physics & Industrial Physics, Geological Sciences j. Social Sciences - Economics, Psychology, Political Science, Mass Communication, Sociology/Anthropology.

3. REGISTRATION PROCEDURE:

a. Registration will start on Tuesday, 5th September, 2017 and end on Friday 15th September, 2017.

b. - Visit portal.unizik.edu.ng

- Click on ' Create Account' - Enter your UTME REG Number and a valid email address and click 'Send'. A verification code will be sent to your email instantly.
- Copy the verification code and click on 'Continue' - On the form, enter your phone number, password, verification code (copied from email), select the access level and click on ' Submit' - Your login details will be sent to your email address instantly. - Continue with the application by logging in with the login credentials sent to your email - After successful login, click on 'Step One', click on 'Generate Application Form RRR' - Print the RRR (Remita) page, proceed to any bank of your choice nationwide to make a payment of N2,000 only - Login to the portal, click on 'Step Two', click on 'Confirm payment', enter the RRR number and click on 'Verify payment'. If payment confirmation is successful, or if you get a notification 'Payment already verified', then proceed to "Step Three". - Click on 'Step Three', click on 'Fill Application Form',
Fill out the application form. You can save each stage of the application and continue at a later time. Also, you can edit your information as often as possible within the application period. - Check the 'I Agree' box and click on "submit" button. - Print out the Application Form and come along with it for your screening and POST UTME examination.


4. TIME AND REQUIREMENTS FOR THE SCREENING EXERCISE

a. Accreditation of candidates commences at 8.00am each day. Candidates should adhere strictly to the time scheduled for screening examination. b. Print out the Application Form from the University Portal and come along with it for your screening and POST UTME evaluation c. The date and time for each candidate's examination will be shown on the POST UTME PRINT-OUT

5. RESTRICTIONS

a. Only bona fide candidates/candidates scheduled for the day's examination and time shall be allowed into the University / Examination Hall. b. Parents and guardians are, therefore, strongly advised against attempting to enter the University Campus as security will be tight. c. No GSM handsets, scientific calculators or any other extraneous materials shall be allowed into the examination hall d. Candidates who did not register online will not be allowed for the screening exercise. e. The University will not be liable for any payment made with wrong JAMB registration number at the Bank. f. The University shall also not be liable for any fraudulent payments made anywhere that is not in line with the directives of the University.

Dr. I. H. Isidienu, FCAI REGISTRAR

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This is to inform all the candidates who made mistakes while filling their forms during the 2017 JAMB Direct Entry Registration that they can now make corrections for the following categories: The price is 2,500 Naira only.

1. Names Correction (Correction can only be done once)


2. Date of Birth Correction (Correction can only be done once)


3. Passport Correction (Correction can only be done once)


4. Gender Correction (Correction can only be done once)


5. State/LGA Correction (Correction can only be done once)


6. Profile Correction (Correction can only be done once)


7. A'Level Correction (Correction can only be done once)


8. Choice of Institution/Course Correction (Correction can only be done twice with separate payments)



JAMB DIRECT ENTRY DATA CORRECTION PROCEDURE
1. Go to JAMB portal at http:// www.jamb.org.ng/efacility/ .

2. Login with your Email and Password

3. Click on Registration & Click on Direct Entry Data Correction

4. Click on "make payment"

5. You can pay directly online (N2500) or you generate Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) number and proced to any bank with your (RRR) number generated under "Direct Entry Data Correction"

6. After Payment, visit the nearest CBT Centre for correction.

Deadline:
Not Yet Specified.
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source: http://www.schoolparrot.com.ng/2017/08/2017-jamb-direct-entry-data-correction_28.html

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– JAMB released new cut-off marks for tertiary institutions

– The institutions are however at liberty to raise theirs above JAMB’s requirement

– JAMB also lifted the ban on Post-UTME


The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the cut-off marks for Nigerian tertiary institutions while also lifting the ban for post UTME examination.


Premium Times reports that these decisions were taken at the 2017 Combined Policy Meetings on Admissions into Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria which ended on Tuesday, August 22.


Minimum cut- off marks for tertiary institutions are:-

› Universities were pegged at 120

› Polytechnics and colleges of education
were pegged at 100

› Innovative enterprising institutes was
pegged at 110




IMPORTANT NOTICE:-

Institutions were however allowed to raise their cut-off marks above JAMB’s stipulation.

It was also agreed that admissions into public degree awarding institutions for the 2017 UTME examination will end on January 15, 2018 while private institutions will end theirs on January 31, 2018.

It was also revealed that decisions on first choice
candidates by universities will be expected to be
complete October 15 and second choice candidates
will end on December 15, 2017.

The rest of the students seeking admission will be available for other institutions till the January closing dates.


Ishaq Oloyede who is the registrar of JAMB said a Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) will be used to streamline admission processes among institutions based on challenges associated with the former approach.

He said:-

"All over the world, there is agitation for dynamic educational policy,” he said.

“JAMB only admits for National Diploma, not Higher National Diploma; so why should we use the same requirement for ND and BSC, that is unreasonable parity.


www.schoolparrot.com.ng/2017/08/official-jamb-2017-cut-off-marks.html


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2017 N-Power Teach Assessment Test Begins - Questions & Answers


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2017 N-Teach Online Assessment Test has commenced. This notice is ONLY to candidates applied for the N-Teach held from June – July, 2017.

Reminder: If you applied for the 2017 N-Power Job Recruitment after 13th of July, 2017, please be informed that you will write your assessment tests begins from 17-31st of August, 2017.

So check when you register so as not to go about trying to login and start the online assessment test as it will definitely display invalid login. Therefore check your date and wait till 17th of August, 2017 if you fall among the above explained issue.

The login portal for the test: https://apply.npower.gov.ng/n-power-teach-test/login/index.php

NOTE: if you login and you are given date for the test, Don’t keep try login in again until the given date. Please make sure you follow all login procedure.

The reason for the change of DATE is to allow proper programming of candidates into groups, as its improper for all N-Teach candidates to start the test once for easy procedures to reduce issues.

http://www.schoolparrot.com.ng/2017/08/2017-n-power-teach-assessment-test.html

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This is to inform the General Public and all candidates who registered 2017 UTME with "Awaiting Result” that the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has commenced uploading of O’level results on their portal.

This can only be done in JAMB office and Jamb accredited Computer Based Test (CBT) centres nationwide.

We advise you visit any JAMB office or accredited
CBT centre nearest to you for the uploading of
your results and avoid cyber cafe operators.


www.schoolparrot.com.ng/2017/08/jamb-2017-awaiting-results-candidates.html

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Registration Application Errors And Solutions


The Joint Admission Matriculation Board [JAMB] has published
the frequent and common Errors and Solutions relating to the
JAMB Registration Application on Computers and Desktops for all CBT Center Owners.Many Approved CBT Owners do encounter errors during installation of the JAMB Registration Application on their respective computers ranging from access code errors, location settings, and other problems. The Following Frequently Asked Question Will Help Solve Some Of The Problems faced by the center owners.





1. Question:I received the following message: “Error 404 while
trying to install the JAMB Registration Application” . What
do I do?

Answer: Confirm the URL address as http://
www.jamb.org.ng/installer/install.htm



2. Question: I don’t have an access code, what do I do?

Answer:Check the administrator’s email provided and also
check the spam folder in your Mailbox. If not found,
send your correct email address to the JAMB Zonal/
State Coordinator in your State.



3. Question: I received the following message: “Invalid
Access Code” , what do I do?

Answer:Uninstall the JAMB Registration Application, Re-
download and Re-install.


4. Question: I received the following message, “ You are
running this application from an unauthorized Location” , what do I do?

Answer: Make sure you are on the Network provided by
JAMB i.e. using the SIM card provided.


5. Question: I received the following message,” Access
code supplied invalid or system not recognized” , what should I do?

Answer: Re-launch the application and the access code
on the FIRST SYSTEM (admin system) that you used. Once
this is done successfully, you can proceed to add other
systems via the admin system (THE FIRST SYSTEM).



For Other Problem Solutions Not Listed Here Forward
Complaint To UTME2017.info@jamb.gov.ng


www.elitesportal.com.ng


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Registration Application Errors And Solutions


The Joint Admission Matriculation Board [JAMB] has published
the frequent and common Errors and Solutions relating to the
JAMB Registration Application on Computers and Desktops for all CBT Center Owners.Many Approved CBT Owners do
encounter errors during installation of the JAMB Registration
Application on their respective computers ranging from access
code errors, location settings, and other problems.
The Following Frequently Asked Question Will Help Solve Some
Of The Problems faced by the center owners.





1. Question:I received the following message: “Error 404 while
trying to install the JAMB Registration Application” . What
do I do?

Answer: Confirm the URL address as http://
www.jamb.org.ng/installer/install.htm



2. Question: I don’t have an access code, what do I do?

Answer:Check the administrator’s email provided and also
check the spam folder in your Mailbox. If not found,
send your correct email address to the JAMB Zonal/
State Coordinator in your State.



3. Question: I received the following message: “Invalid
Access Code” , what do I do?

Answer:Uninstall the JAMB Registration Application, Re-
download and Re-install.


4. Question: I received the following message, “ You are
running this application from an unauthorized Location” , what do I do?

Answer: Make sure you are on the Network provided by
JAMB i.e. using the SIM card provided.


5. Question: I received the following message,” Access
code supplied invalid or system not recognized” , what should I do?

Answer: Re-launch the application and the access code
on the FIRST SYSTEM (admin system) that you used. Once
this is done successfully, you can proceed to add other
systems via the admin system (THE FIRST SYSTEM).



For Other Problem Solutions Not Listed Here Forward
Complaint To UTME2017.info@jamb.gov.ng


www.elitesportal.com.ng

The Joint Admission Matriculation Board [JAMB] has
released guidelines for the installation of the UTME
Access Code to all respective CBT Center owners.


The Installation is quite easy and the procedures have
been outline below:



JAMB UTME INSTRUCTIONS ON ACCESS CODE
INSTALLATION


1. First Install the Registration application on the new
machine.



a. Run the JAMB Registration Application.

b. It will prompt you to key in your access code

c. At this point, wait! Do not key in the access code.

Note the system ID on that system. [if possible copy it
down]



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2. Go back to the Admin system, launch the Application
and GOTO System Management.


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Click on Manage Systems.
Type in the system ID of the new system and SAVE.



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Go back to the new System and insert the access code


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a. Sign in with the general username and password (Not
SuperUser)

b. All should be fine now.


NOTE:

a. The Admin System (refers to the first system)
you keyed in the Access code.

b. This system can add other systems in the centre.

c. This system creates the username and password for
that centre (SuperUser).



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d. Then create a general user which will be used on the
other machines.


www.elitesportal.com.ng/2017/03/jamb-guidelines-to-all-cbt-centre.html


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This is to inform candidates who wants to study at the
Petroleum Training Institute (PTI), Effurun, that they are
now to sit for the JAMB Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination (UTME).


Following the Federal Government’s directive to ensure
uniformity in admission processes into all tertiary
institutions in Nigeria, the Joint Admission and
Matriculation Board (JAMB) has listed the institute in its
brochure.


According to the PTI Deputy Director of Public Relations,
Mr Brown Ukanefimoni, the institution was established to
train skilled technologists and technicians required for oil
production.


The institute awards National Diploma (ND) and Higher
National Diploma (HND) in diverse fields related to oil
exploration and processing. Ukanefimoni said the
government’s planned to ensure sanity in the admission
process.


With the development, Ukanefimoni said applicants who
pick PTI as their first choice would be admitted through
UTME, adding that the institution would conduct entrance
examination to make the admission competitive.


He said the institution would however retain one-on-one
interview as part of the criteria for HND programme



www.elitesportal.com.ng/2017/03/petroleum-training-institute-pti.html

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The Nigerian Law School Council Of Legal Education has
published the 2017 Resit Bar II Examination Timetable. The
Revision is scheduled to last for 6 days from April 22nd
To 28th April, 2017.


See Examination Time-Table Below:

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The Revision is scheduled to last for 3weeks from
February 13th To 7th April, 2017.


See Full Time-Table Below

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www.elitesportal.com.ng/2017/03/nigerian-law-school-resit-bar-ii-final.html

The Kano Government has approved more than N37 million
for the purchase and distribution of JAMB forms to 5,000
prospective candidates in the State.


The state Commissioner for Information, Malam
Muhammad Garba, told journalists in Kano on Tuesday
that the approval was an outcome of the weekly state’s
Executive Council Meeting.


He said the council also approved more than N30 million
for the renovation of Dandalama Secondary School at
Dawakin Tofa Local Government Area of the state.


Garba added that the council approved more than N247
million for the rehabilitation of Niger, Yoruba, Hausa and
Igbo roads in Sabon Gari area of Fage Local Government
area.


The commissioner also said more than N31 million was
approved for the rehabilitation of Gwagwarwa Shariah
court.


“The council also approved N80 million for the purchase
of first phase of equipment for the resuscitation of
Triumph Newspapers and the constitution of 10-man
Management Committee.


“More than N476 million was also approved for the
rehabilitation of road networks within Janbulo quarters
along Gwarzo Road,” he said.


Garba said that the council also released N145 million for
the purchase of delivery Kits at Hospitals across the
state.


He said that the council approved more than N64 million
for the purchase of Toyota Hilux for the operation of
Hisba Board.


The commissioner said that government was determination
to develop infrastructure as part of its initiatives to
improve the welfare of the people.
(NAN)


www.elitesportal.com.ng/2017/03/in-kano-govt-approves-n37m-for-purchase.html


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The Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) has
concluded to hold the first professional examination for
teachers before the end of 2017.


The examination, known as the Pre-Qualifying
Examinations (PQE), would serve as a pre-requisite for
admission of teachers into the profession.


The Registrar and Chief Executive of the council, Prof.
Josiah Ajiboye, made this known in an interview, in Abuja,
on Tuesday.


According to him, “With regard to the PQE -Professional
qualifying examination- the people given the contract, the
consultants, they have delivered the test items and we
have the custody presently.


“We have also gone to the Joint Consultative Committee
on Education to sensitise Nigerians.


“Soon, we are going to begin to sensitise the teachers to
know that before the end of this year the first
examination will be written.


“We are in the process of sensitisation now and we want
to carry the media along and all Nigerians along and in
fact our teachers along.


“So that they will know that now those who have not
registered through the existing procedure will have to
write qualifying examination as it is being done in other
professions.’’


Ajiboye explained that the PQE would be written based on
the four categories of teachers, adding that the old
system of ‘’one size fits all’’ no longer holds.


“Now we have designed a test in such a way that will be
suitable to each category of teachers that we are dealing
with because when we register teachers we registered
them based on the categories.


“Essentially, we have four categories; we have Grade A
that is PhD and above, then we have Grade B that is
those with Masters.


“Then we have Grade C, that is those with first degree
and we have the Grade D that is those with NCE and
Diploma.


“The test has been prepared based on the syllabi that
covers the whole education spectrum and you are going to
be test based on your own category.’’


The Federal Government had set the end of 2017 as the
deadline for the registration of teachers with the TRCN.
Minister of State for Education, Prof. Anthony Anwukah,
had said that government would flush teachers without
the registration out of the Nation’s classrooms after the
deadline.


www.elitesportal.com.ng/2017/03/teachers-to-undergo-first-professional.html


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