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electromide05:
when did u receive the message?, is it TEXT message or E-mail?

LadunaI:
Graduate Internship Scheme
6 hours ago · Edited ·
To further improve the time of response and resolution of challenges that interns and employers encounter, GIS Contact Centre has opened more communication numbers for easy accessibility. You can reach GIS customer Care Centre through the following numbers:

1. 08092321090

2. 08092321091

3. 08092321092

4. 08105576779

Source: https://m.facebook.com/GraduateInternshipScheme

Emir86:
What percentage is our transcript? And will the admission be done centrally or based on department. My opinion is that, UI postgraduate owns admission process, each faculty will have little or no say..#my opinion

sudo1986:
Please what is really happening at UI. They are not sending any message to u neither do even update our profiles. Does that mean some of us that scored more than 40 but less that 45 is been isolated from the processing? Someone should please tell us what is going on. Though i applied for M.info.Sc........information science. Is there nothing to show up?

proffnico:
at least 450mb

yeson:
think.. buhari don't have another scheme to reduce unemployment, he has no option than to continue with GIS

omotayos01:
Drop ur whatsap number let me add u

beejayodus:
Evening, everyone. Please, I am quite ignorant of the process of securing admission into the National Open University. Could anyone be kind to educate me? I plan to apply for Political Science at undergraduate level. What are the requirements for admission? When is the resumption date for new intakes? Is there a study centre at Ibadan? If there is, where in Ibadan?

ITbomb:
Una dey listen to news with finger battery radio.
Senators are saying that SURE-P funds should be investigated, Buhari never say anything yet to that effect una don carry una amebor join

omotayos01:
Drop ur whatsap number let me add u

BornSad:
My first degree is in Computer Science.

As for reading and forgetting, consistency and perseverance are key! Besides, that's why I suggested the above steps so as to reduce what you have to read to the minimum.

Courage.

omotayos01:
Try sybla

Tukybooy:
PG students from the dept of Electrical/Electronics Engineering please assist us by sharing your experience on the Departmental test.... Gracias

Akinife:
Please guys I need ur help....when I registered for UIs masters program, I was still serving... So I used d call up letter ..
Now am through with service... I tried uploading my NYSC certificate... Its not going through...
Please what do I do...my Assessment is showing NYSC cert: Nor and am having a feeling it will count doing assessment

devonpaul:
Its now reflecting YES on d Transcript Present Section.. thanks bro

BornSad:
Any failed course will be repeated provided it is a compulsory course. So let's hope you do not fail any of those (hoping on TMA's this time). I advice you always prepare well ahead of any exam cause NOUN lecturers are just full of surprises. One more thing, strive to hit high scores in your TMA's; those can save your as s. 30/30 in TMA's simply means you just need 20/70 in the exam to get a C in the course.

Like I said earlier, here are my steps (which I personally call the mega-material approach):

* Strike high scores in the online TMA's (very important).

* Read down the whole material just to have an idea of what the course is all about; not necessarily studying this time cause some causes are just too voluminous.

* Do the TMA's at the end of each unit in the material. Now, this involves studying and even cramming. Write down the answers somewhere; let's call the place mega-material for the case of this expo. The good thing is, some lecturers simply pick exam questions from here.

* Solve as much past question as you can. Also write down the answers down in the mega-material excluding redundant questions. The more you solve the better. Some lecturers are known for repeating past questions.

* Finally, during the exam period, just read (or cram when necessary) the mega-material! It is always little and straight to the point. And guess what, it will be as if you saw the exam questions before entering the exam hall!

This is a tested and trusted approach, bro. It is no longer about how hard but how smart. I'm always busy and do not have time to read every line in those materials with endless number of pages so I adopted the above steps and guess what, I have only recorded just one 'B' ever since I started my MSc program! No more surprises in the exam hall. Just give it a try.

Did I forget the importance of joining a good Whatsapp group? This ensure that you get good explanations on some techy courses like programming and the likes. Again, seeing people jacking and discussing the contents of these materials also prompts you to do more. And what's more, it means more sources of past questions, general information and connections!

So adopt the mega-material approach and show NOUN the stuff you're made of!

Best of luck and never loose courage.

kosplateau:
pls read and understand all we have said. u can start identifying ur three topics and gathering their materials. After registering ur courses from Jan, u submit d 3 topics and wait and wait.

kosplateau:
yeah no need...u get all courses all 42 units. just register it for course only...it joins others under exam reg next semester.

kosplateau:
portal is still open, u can register ur 891 today and include it under exam next semester and do all courses if u like.

kosplateau:
It is better u take that option of dropping either CIT832 or 844 and pick up 891 and still include ur project under course registration only. So that ur topic can be assessed and a supervisor assigned, then u begin dealing with d supervisor in ur unactivated third semester.

BornSad:
Thanks!

as regards your question, lecturers differ extensively. Advice is, always consider the marks associated with the questions....

baba11:
Project code is cit 899....
If you want to prevent yourself from paying extra 23k,register everything now including your project....if you like,you can leave out a 2 units course... then come the third semester,just go ahead and do your project,you don't need to register anything then

kosplateau:
nope ...it's only d N13,000 to activate ur second semester and other course and exams fees. no matter what, don't pay or register ur project (CIT899) for exam. If u do, ur N2,000 is sharaa!

Even if ur SC allows u or didn't enforce its sighting, on convocation day or point of cert collection, u must pay or provide evidence of ur N40,000 project fee.

kosplateau:
If u consider an activated third semester, no worries...it is extra N23,000. But what happens is that most people don't have any course to register in the third semester as all had been registered in d previous two semesters...so u just do only ur project in the unactivated third semester.

If not, in ur second semester, do away with one of those two units' courses; CIT832 or 844 and bring in ur 891 to achieve 23 units...that gives u 40 units overall!

U can actually be graduated with 39 units... I said so because I have seen. But in this case, u may like to drop 834-harder and pick up 891.

It is unofficially a three-semester program with ur research project; CIT899 being done in the last semester after u had done the examinables.

CIT802 is an examinable course.

Again, u can register ur 891 now if it is still possible-if course reg is still open and next semester, pick it up under exams reg and don't register ur project for exams.