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What about those schools that haven't done with their screening

The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, has announced the cancellation of the interview test for National Common Entrance Examination, NCCE, into Federal Government colleges.

A statement issued by the Federal Ministry of Education yesterday in Abuja, said the cancellation of the test for NCCE would take effect from the 2017/2018 academic year.

The statement signed by the Deputy Director, Press, Bem Goong, said the minister could not establish the rationale for a second test for NCCE organised by the National Examination Council, NECO.

“The second test is an unnecessary additional financial burden on parents/guardians,” it quoted Mr. Adamu as saying.

“The era of multiple examinations attracting prohibitive fees cannot be accommodated by the Buhari administration, especially against the backdrop of government’s determination to increase access to education as a platform for breaking the cycle of poverty.’’

The statement said Mr. Adamu maintained that the 2016/2017 academic year remained the effective date for the ban on Post-UTME , advising vice-chancellors to adhere strictly to the policy in the overriding public interest.

https://ngschoolportal..com/2016/07/after-banning-post-utme-fg-scraps.html

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Please what is the making of all this rubbish should we now run away

ojun50:
@ d end na student go suffer dis mumu tins buhari bros they do.

who told you that

The Federal Ministry of Education on Monday sent a strong-worded statement to Nigerian universities, warning them that only the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) can admit students.

The Director, Press and Public Relations, in the ministry, Mr. Ben Goong, stated that any institution that acted against the directive would have itself to blame.

He denied media reports that the earlier decision to cancel post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) was upturned.

The ministry insisted that universities “had no business admitting candidates other than those sent to it by JAMB but could screen candidates to remove those with anti-social traits and suspicious credentials”.

The federal government said while the ban on post-UTME stayed, screening was only for those admitted by JAMB and limited to examination of credentials and physical examination of candidates to ensure that they are not of questionable characters.

“All these should be done upon resumption. No university is allowed to have anything to do with any applicant who is not its student. Screening and registration are only for those who have been admitted by JAMB,” the ministry stressed.

https://ngschoolportal..com/2016/07/dont-play-with-fire-admit-students.html

davodyguy:
Will this BS*** help prevent one from buying a cloned phone?

Moderator, Please deal with this advert ASAP

Sorry You're brainless this is advert or what Nigeria Student are waiting for I can't blame you buh if it is rihana goes naked you won't complain idiot

JAMB Enables Portal To Check Institution You Have Been Posted For 2016 Admission

https://ngschoolportal..co.ke/2016/07/jamb-enables-portal-to-check.html

Drop Your Registration Number. So We Can Help you To Check Including Your Number To Get Update Asap

As promised by the Joint Admission And Matriculation Board (JAMB), the portal for candidates to determine the institution they have been posted for 2016 admission has been enabled.

Candidates can actually check the institutions they have been posted for 2016 admission.
The portal is yet to be made official on its website, which goes to show that the candidates details are still being uploaded.

So if you check and it does not display your details, you can always check back.

How To Check Institution You Have Been Posted For 2016 Admission

-Visit the portal by clicking here http://jamb.org.ng/postregistrationefacility/CheckAdmissionRecommendationStatus.aspx?id=82903797-C2A2-44C3-B1D6-5EE46DCCDDFD

-On the page that opens, enter your JAMB Registration Number in the space provided.

-Click on "Check where you have been posted for admission" to access the details.

https://ngschoolportal..com/2016/07/jamb-enables-portal-to-check.html

lalasticlala seun

fodiyo:
@seuncoded,
Please respond to my nnpc/snepco scholarship exam notice above

please use blog comment

agunnadi1:
@ seuncoded.

Please is Nigerian Institute of Contemporary Christianity Scholarship real ?

yes

lalasticlala do the need

Mtchew who dey write original post again even vanguard, punch and naij do copy and paste they just package am

Aubrey1:
nice info....but JAMB never open the portal naw!

yes

Sequel to the recent workshop convened by the honourable minister of education on the modalities for admissions into tertiary institutions in nigeria, the federal government hereby approves the following guidelines for admissions:




1. presentation of the lists of candidates who qualify for screening into individual based on the stipulated guidelines by JAMB (find hereby enclosed);

2. screening should not demand for another test in any form either written, oral or electronic;

3. candidates are to present their senior school certificate examination (SSCE) results/Advance Level (AL) results for verification and clearing purposes;

4. WAEC, NECO, NABTEB results or equivalent are acceptable as maltriculation requirements;

5. each candidate is expected to have a minimum of five (5) credits at SSCE including English, Mathematics and any other three (3) relevant subjects to his or her discipline;

6. any candidates who does not possess the requirements as listed in item four (4) is deemed to have failed the screening exercise;

7. The list of qualified candidates awaiting SSCE/AL results can be kept in view (K.I.V) pending the release of their results;

8. Consideration of the recommended list as forwarded by JAMB should be completed within one month from the date of receipt of the list;

9. Any institution that has a shortfall in the admitted candidates can make-up for candidates from other departments on the institution list;

10. The screening list has been uploaded on JAMB website www.jamb.org.ng for possible users;

11. Reason(s) for rejection of candidates on the list should be clearly stated with proofs provided alongside; and

12. The federal government has directed that these guidelines should be strictly adhered to without any alteration.

FROM THE JAMB REGISTRAR/CHIEF EXECUTIVE ~> PROF. 'DIBU OJERINDE (OON)

Download the full PFD here - https://ngschoolportal..co.ke/2016/07/pixguidelines-for-admission-into.html

SOURCE = www.jamb.gov.ng

Cc: lalasticlala seun

1. Pay this amount: The means to identify scholarship scams is to remember that the money flows to the student, and not from students. Genuine and reputable scholarships are free to apply for and it should not require any flow of money out from you . If you come across a scholarship that charges you to apply, it’s likely a scam. Beware of any “scholarship” that requests an application fee, even as low as N5,000 or even Rechargeable Cards or innocuously low one like $10 or $20 or most especially application submissions that can be undertaken free of charge, as most legitimate scholarship sponsors do not require application fee for any reason.

2 . Its Guaranteed or we refund: This is the funniest and the easiest means of knowing its a scam, because nobody can guarantee a scholarship and this can be so tempting. If you are worthy and you will certainly get it. Shady companies may promise you a scholarship, but that guarantee may never come and that’s the red flag that warns you to flee. Such guarantees are counting the federal student aid programs and probably private student loan programs, for which people are eligible to get it.

3. Exclusive Rights: There is a general belief that exclusive things are of higher quality, as such this is another way thieves and fraudulent individuals operate, they trick you by offering “exclusive” scholarships you can’t find anywhere else. No one has exculsive access to scholarship information.

All information about scholarships can be freely found online. Anyone who claims to have access to a secret database is lying and is likely going to charge you for the “exclusive” information. or individuals never actually provide any information at all, they just take money and then are gone.

4 . You win a Scholarship that you did not apply for: These are actually what most of us are actually facing as we speak, we have been sent text messages that we’ve won scholarships,grants and even loan we have no clue about and hence these are fraudulent people at work. You cannot win a scholarship or anything you did not apply for.

5. Request for personal information: If a scholarship application is asking for more details such as bank account numbers, pin numbers and the answers to security questions, it could be a scam. This information will never be requested by legitimate scholarship opportunities.

6. Seminars to getting your scholarship money: Be wary of certain free seminars claiming to know how and the best way to get you scholarship money. These sessions could be include pressure schemed tactics which could leave you very uncomfortable for you and could cause you to end up patronizing them, so the way out is not to go at all even if you are invited.

The main way to avoid all these scams is to use common sense and be inquisitive. When you ask questions, you can usually find the holes in a scam and avoid being fooled. Remember, money should be coming to you instead of you should giving it out to fraudsters.

https://ngschoolportal..com/2016/07/how-to-detect-fake-scholarship.html

Am not in any way in support of this new points grading modalities by JAMB, mostly in regards to SSCE grading!
How Person Wey Write WAEC/NECO for one so-called "miracle center" and come out with distinctions all through go come get upper hand over some wey study several hours just to settle for C's in same Exam?
mtcheeeww...
If there isnt P.UTME, admission should be fully based on UTME score ONLY excluding the Nonsensical SSCE grading.

lalasticlala

Sheggy13:
That's 37 points for the Jamb score + 10 points for one sitting +15 points (3X5) for O'Level results giving you a total of 62 points out of 100..Although I just heard Jamb isn't going to award points for O'Level results. That they would focus on only Jamb score for admission. How true is, I don't know, but all will be revealed in a few weeks from now. Cheers.

Thanks Bro.

Elxandre:
I've come to a conclusion that many Nigerians have a learning disability.

That point system model was specifically mentioned in the document as Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida university Lapai's model.

Theirs and university of Abuja's model was sampled to show how schools that traditionally do not conduct post utme managed their admission processes.

JAMB then stated clearly that the model wasn't beneficial because it puts candidates with weaker WAEC grades and awaiting results at a disadvantage.

JAMB then prescribed that students would be offered provisional admission, after which they may proceed for verification of their O'level and A'level certificates at their various institutions of admission.

This infers that Olevel would not be used as a determinant for admission, but most likely only JAMB results.

I knew this shocking platform for gross misinformation would come up.

If a learned person can't read, process and understand a simple 33 page document, what modicum of quality or intelligence is present in such person?

This is pathetic!

So bros they are not going to calculate point for Jambite again

Sheggy13:
No, it's only for the five subjects you need a minimum of credit pass in your chosen course of study, Maths and English Language inclusive. This means the maximum score is 30 points, 10 extra points if you cleared your O Level in one sitting only, but if it's 2 sittings, that's just 3 extra points only and lastly you can only get a maximum of 60 points on your Jamb score,which increases progressively from 20 points for 180-185 in Jamb score up to 60 points for 395-400 in Jamb score...all of this totals a maximum of 100 points. Cut off points will now be set for each course on an institutional basis. Best of luck.

Thanks so much Brother: This my result details
Jamb:266
Neco: C parallel One Sitting what's my point sir

please oh guys My question is that are they going to calculate just five subject or the whole 9 subject

The next point grades fall into the O’level grades. Each grades has it’s equivalent point, A=6 marks, B=4 marks, C=3 marks, so the better your grades the better your chances.

phenom57:
[b][/b]THE POINT SYSTEM: This is the most critical part of the process. Jamb's provisional admission no longer makes much sense this year, your points tally will decide your faith. The points are evenly spread out between your O'level and Jamb results to provide a level playing field for all. In the first case, any candidate who submits only one result which contains his/her relevant subjects already has 10points, the exam could be NECO, WAEC, GCE etc, but any candidate who has 2 sittings only gets 3 points. So this means that aspirants with only one result are at an advantage but only just. The next point grades fall into the O'level grades. Each grades has it's equivalent point, A=6 marks, B=4 marks, C=3 marks, so the better your grades the better your chances. The next point is the UTME scores. Each score range has its equivalent point which can be summarized thus, 180-200=20-23 marks, 200-250=24-33 points, 251-300=34-43, 300-400=44-60 points. Each categories contains 5 Jamb results per point added, for example a candidate with 180-185 gets 20points, a candidate with 186-190 gets 21 points etc. Points system for DE will be released soon. 3) It then comes down to the fact that fees will still be charged for screening, it depends on the school as well. 4) Catchment and ELDS will still be used![/b]
I didn't see this part in the original document

please help me to calculate mine jamb 266 neck result all is C

Indication shows that University of Benin in line with the directive of the Minster of Education has commenced the process of refunding post-UTME 2016 candidates the money paid during registration.

The institution has directed that candidates who have register for the exercise proceed to the application portal to provide their bank details.

The message on the university's application portal reads, "All candidates that successfully paid for the screening exercise are requested to go back to their application records and enter their bank details... Thank you"
https://ngschoolportal..com/2016/07/uniben-set-to-refund-money-paid-by-post.html

LAUTECH BEGINS 2016/2017 PRE-DEGREE ADMISSION SCREENING!!! @

https://ngschoolportal..co.ke/2016/07/lautech-begins-20162017-pre-degree.html

Workers and students of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) ,Ile- Ife in Osun State on Friday jubilated following the Federal Government’s dissolution of the institution’s governing council and the suspension of the process of the selection of a new Vice Chancellor.

The dissolution of the governing council headed Prof. Ndoma Egba was said to have been announced on the Nigerian Television Authority late night Thursday.

The Public Relations Officer of the OAU, Mr. Biodun Olanrewaju, also confirmed the dissolution in Osogbo on Friday.

The Chairman of the Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities (SSANU) at the university, Ademola Oketunde said the decision of the Federal Government was an indication that the Buhari Administration was totally committed to the fight against corruption.

https://ngschoolportal..co.ke/2016/07/federal-government-dissolves-oau.html

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Chysexy:
Source: http://levelhealth..com.ng/2016/07/simple-tricks-we-ladies-use-to-attract.html?m=1

Hello please can I have your backup template please

A young Nigerian girl, who goes by the name Teddy Skitt on Facebook recently shared a short video .

According to her bio, she lives in Port Harcourt but hails from Imo State.

According to her, her night went well because her boo did her right overnight. She is seen in the video with a white towel barely staying around her boobs, caressing her bobo and sticking her tongue out while he goes on to record the video.

The young girl captioned the video:
“Good morning. Boo made my night. I love u baby”

She has since deleted the video after numerous backlashes. See screenshots from the video below:

please oh who daughter is this

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