ACEONDO Part Time Degree Admission, 2017/2018

Applications are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the following Part-TimeDegree programmes for 2017/2018 Contact Session.PROGRAMMES

1. B.A.Ed – (English, History, Religious Studies, Music, Fine and Applied Arts, Yoruba, French)

2. B.Ed – (Physical and Health Education, Social Studies, Mathematics/Integrated Science, Guidance and Counselling, Home Economics, Agricultural Science).

3. B.Sc. Ed – (Economics, Geography, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics)

ELIGIBILITY:

An eligible candidate must possess a minimum of merit pass in relevant Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) course combinations. 

In addition, a candidate shall possess a minimum of 5 O’Level credit at a maximum of Two Sittings which should include credit in English Language for all courses and credit in mathematics for all B.Sc. Ed. Courses.

METHOD OF APPLICATION:

Candidates can apply and submit their Application Forms on our online application page www.aceondo.net or visit the M.I.S. Cyber Café in the College. 

Candidates are expected to pay for the application form at any bank nationwide using the e-transact platform pay outlet.HOW TO APPLY:

1. Visithttp://aceondo.net

2. Click on “Apply Online”

3. Choose “2017/2018 Part Time Degree Application”, choose your username, enter your email and choose a password, and click “Apply”

4. There are two methods of payment

1. Online Payment: Click on “Make Payment”, follow the on screen instructions, enter your card details when requested.

2. Bank Payment· Visit any bank nationwide· Ask to use the Etranzact PayOutlet platform to pay for Adeyemi College of Education 2017/2018 Part time Degree Application Fee and pay the sum of #10,000.00 (bank charges may apply)The bank will generate a PIN (Confirmation Order No) for the processing of the application online.

5. Click “My Application” and fill the form correctly as editing is not allowed once application form is submitted. 

6. Candidates must ensure that they print hard copy of the processed application form and submit two (2) copies to the Directorate of Part Time Studies, Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo.

CLOSING DATE:

All applications must be submitted notlater than Friday, 16th February, 2018 as lectures will commence in March 2018.

LECTURES HOLD DURING SCHOOL VACATIONS AT THE FOLLOWING DESIGNATED CENTRES

1. Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo

2. Adeyemi College of Education Model Secondary and Primary School, 57A&B,Fadeyi Street, Oshinle Quarters, Akure.

by Anonymous 2:18:00 pm

ACEONDO Part-Time NCE (Sandwich) Admission 2017/2018 Announced

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into NCE Sandwich Programmes of Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo for the 2017/2018 academic session.

The Programme is designed to prepare students for NIGERIA CERTIFICATE IN EDUCATION.

The College offers NCE Sandwich Programme in the following Subjects in these Schools:

A. SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Courses 

Available Christian Religious/Social Studies

Christian Religious/Hausa 

Christian Religious/Yoruba

English/Social Studies

Hausa/Social Studies

Igbo/Social Studies

Economics/Social StudiesYoruba/Social Studies

B. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Courses Available

Primary Education Studies/Christian Religious Studies

Primary Education Studies/Computer Science

Primary Education Studies/Social Studies

Primary Education Studies/Igbo

Primary Education Studies/Hausa

Primary Education Studies/English

Primary Education Studies/Yoruba

Primary Education Studies/Integrated Science

Primary Education Studies/Economics

Department of Early Childhood and Care Education

ECCE/English

ECCE/Yoruba

ECCE/Mathematics

ECCE/History

ECCE/Integrated Science

ECCE/Social Studies

ECCE/Igbo

ECCE/Economics

ECCE/Hausa

ECCE/French

ECCE/Biology

C. SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES Courses Available

English/French

English/Yoruba

French/Yoruba

Hausa/Yoruba

Igbo/English

French/Igbo

French/Hausa

D. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE 

Courses Available

Physical and Health Education

Integrated Science/Chemistry

Integrated Science/Mathematics

Integrated Science/Physics

Integrated Science/Biology

Mathematics/Economics

Computer Science/Mathematics

Computer Science/Integrated Science

Computer Science/Physics

Computer Science/Economics

E. SCHOOL OF VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION 

Courses Available

Agricultural Science

Business Education

Fine and Applied Arts

Home Economics

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

i. Grade II Teachers Certificate, 3 of which must be at Credit level in the relevant subject areas

ii. 5 passes at the Ordinary Level GCE/SSCE/NECO including English Language, 3 of which must be at credit level in one sitting or 4 credit at 2 sittings

iii. For Primary Education Studies combination: 

Teachers Grade II Certificate with passes in all subjects and a minimum of 5 years teaching experience

iv. For Business Education, candidates must possess any of the following qualifications:

(a) 5 passes at the Ordinary level GCE/WASC/SSCE/NECO/NABTEB including English Language with at least 3 credits at a sitting or 4 credit at2 sitting in the following subjects:

 Economics, 

Principles of “Accounts,

 shorthand, 

Business Education, 

Introduction to business Management,

Typewriting, 

commerce or any other relevant subject.

 A pass in mathematics is a compulsory requirement;

(b) Grade II Teachers’ Certificate with credit or merit passes with at least a pass in mathematics and credit in English Language or

(c) WAEC Commercial or RSA Stage II Certificate with passes at not more than 2 sittings in five subjects including English Language and 3 relevant subjects chosen from 

(a) above.HOW TO APPLY:

1. Visit http://aceondo.net

2. Click on “Apply Online”

3. Choose “2017/2018 Part Time NCE Sandwich Application”, choose your username, enter your email and choose a password, and click “Apply”

4. There are two methods of payment1. Online Payment: Click on “Make Payment”, follow the on screen instructions, enter your card details when requested.2.

 Bank Payment· Visit any bank nationwide· Ask to use the Etranzact PayOutlet platform to pay for Adeyemi College of

Education Part Time NCE Sandwich Application Fee and pay the sum of#5,000.00 (bank charges may apply)· The bank will generate a PIN (Confirmation Order No) for the processing of the application online.

5. Click “My Application” and fill the form correctly as editing is not allowed once application form is submitted

6. Candidates must ensure that they print hard copy of the processed application form and submit two

by Anonymous 1:34:00 pm

ACEONDOAdmission ListACEONDO 2nd UTME Degree Admission List 2017/2018 Released

The management of Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo

State (ACEONDO) has released the 2nd

batch of UTME degree candidates admitted into its undergraduate programme for the 2017/2018 Academic Session.

UTME Candidates who applied for degree admission in the school can proced to check the list.

The list of admitted candidates have been made available on the school's official website.

How To Check Your Admission StatusTo view the list of admitted candidates, simply click on this Announced Congratulations to the admitted candidates!

by Anonymous 6:07:00 pm

9 Reasons Why Nigerian Universities Are Better Than Polytechnics – You Agree?

The difference between a university and a polytechnic is widely known, likewise the difference between BSc and HND.

Even though it is believed that everyone has a chance to be successful no matter what you do or the level of education you could attain, but there are some facts that should be emphasized, not forcriticism or hate, but for us all to get educated in some ways.

So right here are some 9 Reasons Why University BSc Is Better Than Polytechnic HND

1. Quality of Lecturers– You cannot just compare the experience and expertise of lecturers they have in a university setting to that of the polytechnic. Most university lecturers are professors and PhD holders with years of teaching coupled with experience to show for it.In fact, most Master degree holders in some universities are mere assistant lecturers. This is not so for our polytechnics where most of their so-called ‘experienced’ lecturers are mere BSc holders who are university graduates. Most rectors of polytechnics are Msc holders, though not all, only a few are PhD holders. At times, even corps members lecture in some polytechnics.

2. Qualification For Entrance– Thequalification for entrance into the university is more strict compared to that of polytechnics. Obviously, JAMB UTME cut off for universities is somewhat high, at times, this leads to frustration of jambites, which makes them resortto polytechnics.

3. Funding From Government– Nigerian Universities are much more funded by government than polytechnics. Funding is one of theways to determine the quality of an institution. If you notice, the government and the media in general pay more attention to the demand of ASUU over ASUP. Though, some universities might decide to play narrow with the funds.That is why products of universities are always trained better than those of polytechnics.

4. Research Work– Universities are the foundation of researches and this is the root of progress in institutions. Even though the quality of research work in Nigerian universities is poor, it is still far better compared to that of polytechnics that do very negligible or feeble research works.

5. Beautiful And Large Campus Environment– Mere structures and architectures of buildings in an institution goes a long way in telling about the quality of such institution. Taking OAU as an instance, whether OAU is still the most beautiful campus in Africa or not is an argument meant for another day. But No polytechnic in Nigeria can even compete with theinstitution in terms of structures and its landmass.

6. Quality of students– It’s a no-brainier that the most brilliant students go to universities. In most polytechnics, all you see is dejected and old students who have taken JAMB UTME more thana couple times but no luck, then resorted to such institution. Just few of polytechnic students are young and smart, no hate.

7. Scholarships Preference– Reputable scholarship bodies hardly notice polytechnic studentswhen it comes to scholarship offering. Only university undergraduates would have the opportunity to apply for such scholarships.Not only at the undergraduate level but also postgraduate scholarships. Meaning, there i hardly scholarships for polytechnicstudents. This is another form of discrimination in some sense.

8. Market Demand– Market preference for BSc is far higher than for OND/HND. OND/HND holders are most times seen as middle level manpower though that was the intention when polytechnics were initially created.There are more opportunities for BSc holders even outside the country and world wide.

9. Self Esteem– An average BSc holder tends to have more confidence and self-belief than a HND holder.

This is however not the fault of HND holders, they only have to face stiff discrimination in the employment market, thus having a negative impact on their self esteem.

DISCLAIMER:-This post is not in any way meant to impress, oppress or make anyone feel depressed. It is just a mere observation from an average human being who is subject to flaws and bound to write whatsoever words that form from the letters he probably randomly typed. No matter the certificate, the sky is not the limit.

by Anonymous 7:52:00 am

See Nigerian NIMASA scholars graduate with distinction from Romanian University

Eneotu Joseph graduated from the Faculty of Naval Electromechanical Engineering while Malagu Joshua graduated from the Faculty of Navigation and Water-borne Transport
- Both scholars were part of the first batch of 167 students that departed from Nigeria in 2013 on scholarships funded by NIMASA
- According to the director-general of NIMASA, the agency is doing its best to provide sea-time training for the students
Mr. Eneotu Joseph and Mr. Malagu Joshua who were part of the 2500 students sponsored by NIMASA to the UK, Philippines, Egypt, India and Romania to be trained on specialized maritime courses under the Nigerian Seafarers Development Program (NSDP), have graduated with distinctions.
NP notes that among the 2500 students, 300 of them have been studying in Constanta Maritime University in Romania since 2013.
READ ALSO: South-east residents lament as landlords use excuse of Arewa Quit Notice to raise rents
The two scholars were part of the first batch of 167 students that departed from Nigeria in 2013.
The excited graduating students pose for group photos (Photo credit: Neill )
Eneotu Joseph graduated from the Faculty of Naval Electromechanical Engineering while Malagu Joshua graduated from the Faculty of Navigation and Water-borne Transport.
Dr. Dakuku Peterside, the director-general of NIMASA, who was represented at the graduation ceremony by Mr. Gambo Ahmed, the executive director of Maritime Labour & Cabotage, stated that NIMASA is doing its best to provide sea-time training for the students.
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Meanwhile, Np previously reported that Pelumi Olugbenga, a quintessential 300-level student from the Department of History and International Studies, Faculty of Arts, Lagos state University, won a Hessselben scholarship award to attend a leadership summit in United States (US).
Olugbenga emerged as one of the five newly selected Hesselbein International Scholars from Africa to participate in the 2017 Hesselbein Global Leadership Summit at the prestigious Hesselbein Global Academy for Student Leadership and Civic Engagement, University of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America.

by Albert Okon 12:30:00 pm

NYSC releases Orientation Course for Batch “A” Stream II

TheNational Youth Service Corps (NYSC)has released its orientationcourse for corps members looking to serve with the second stream ofBatch “A”.

In a statement released by NYSC on itssocial media platforms, Friday, July 21, 2017, has been slated for printing of Call-up letters.

The orientation Camp opens on Wednesday, July 26, Swearing-in Ceremony commences on Friday, July 28, and the camp closes on Tuesday, August 15, 2017.Prospective corps members are also advised to visit the
NYSC website
for more information.

by Anonymous 7:25:00 pm

UTME Admission Screening: Good WASSCE result is key —Varsities

THE hope of many students seeking admission into
Nigerian universities may be dashed if the admission
screening in 2017 is based on students’ WASSCE results
and Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)
scores. Recall that in 2016, the Minister of Education,
Mallam Adamu Adamu, abolished post-UTME as a means
of admitting candidates into tertiary institutions.

Meanwhile, in 2017, over one million, eight hundred
thousand (1,800,000) students sat for UTME, for a total
of 800,000 admission spaces in tertiary institutions. Going
by the huge number of candidates and limited admission
spaces, various institutions have since 2016, resolved to
admit students by screening and awarding marks to their
WASSCE results and JAMB scores.

Thus, for an institution to select the best students from
the multitude, instead of conducting post-UTME as was
the case previously, all that is needed now is to grade
candidates’ O’Level results and score them over 40 per
cent. The breakdown shows that when a candidate
submits his/her O’Level result for screening, five O’Level
subjects relating to his proposed programme of study
will be examined and marks awarded based on what he
scored in WASSCE.

Hence, A1 is awarded 8%, B2-7%, B3-6%, C4-5%, C5-4%
and C6-3%. Total marks for anyone with five A1s is 40
per cent. What this means is that if a candidate has five
‘A1s’, he has gotten a maximum 40 per cent. A student
with five B2s, would score 35 per cent, five B3s, 30 per
cent, five C4s, gets 25 per cent, five C5s, 20 per cent and
five C6s would score just 15 per cent.

Besides, since institutions discovered that many
candidates who choose their schools have above UTMEs
cut-off marks, they have also graded UTME’s scores into
percentages. If a UTME candidate has 180 to 189, he is
assumed to have scored 10 per cent. If he scored
between 190 and199, he gets 20 per cent. For those who
scored between 200 and 209, they have 30 per cent while
someone who scored between 210 and 219 gets 40 per
cent. Those who scored between 220 and 229, earn 50
per cent and a student with 230 and above gets the
maximum 60 per cent.

Apparently, a student who has five A1s in WASSCE and
also scored 230 and above in UTME, is certrain to be
admitted because he has 40 per cent in WASSCE and 60
per cent in UTME.

Securing admission

For a student with five C6s in WASSCE, and between 190
and 199 in UTME, the chances of securing admission in
public institutions is dicey because he has only scored 15
per cent in WASSCE and 20 per cent in UTME. His total
percentage score is 35 per cent. With this system, it
means that students aspiring to secure admission into
Nigerian public universities  must study hard and be
academically sound to obtain A or B grades in WASSCE to
stand a chance.

The initiators of this innovation believe it will propel
students to aim high so as to obtain A1 in five subjects.

Also, the issue of paying for post-UTME and travelling
long distances for the examination would be a thing of
the past.

Exam racketeering

Meanwhile, as good as it appears on the surface, many
stakeholders who spoke with Vanguard disagreed, noting
that the development will breed and promote examination
racketeering in secondary schools and examination
bodies. They argued that some students and parents
could go to any length to obtain the five A1s in order to
guarantee their admission.

Unfortunately, many times, students with C5 and C6 in
their WASSCE results may prove to be better
academically than those with A1 because they read and
wrote the examination themselves, hence the results
represent true reflections of their academic abilities. It
has also been noticed that many students with A1s in
their WASSCE cannot defend such results because the
exams were probably written for them.

Besides, where there is no proper monitoring from
relevant examination authorities, tertiary institutions can
engage in sale of admission to the highest bidders so the
posibility of children of the poor securing admission will
be slim. There had been reports from students about how
their names were once pasted on admission notice
boards, but replaced by other students’ names; a
situation such school authorities could not defend when
contacted.

Admission for highest bidder
Reacting to the scrapping of Post-UTME and using
WASSCE result as yardstick for admission, Olamide
Azeez, a 100-Level student of Yabatech said post-UTME
gives institutions the privilege of knowing the type of
students they want to admit. He added that post-UTME
helped students to prepare more academically before
they enter the university.

Also reacting, Miss Damilola Adeleke, a final year student
of Biology, Yabatech said: “The scrapping of post-UTME
does not favour everybody. Post-UTME helped students to
boost their chances of securing admission into
universities.”

On his part, Mr. Akinbiyi Folorunsho from the Department
of Mathematics of the institution said: ”Without post-
UTME, there will be high rate of examination malpractice
in secondary schools. Post-UTME is preferable because it
will be 50-50 admission chances for every seeker.”

Adeyinka Adebayo, an undergraduate at Laspotech said he
supports post-UTME, adding that there will be high rate
of unadmitted students without post-UTME.

“If care is not taken, the situation will lead to admission
backlog, because many students will keep doing JAMB
every year without hope of getting admission.”

by Anonymous 7:50:00 am

Anambra Leads In Common Entrance Exam 2017

Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB) has
refuted reports that it arrested 10,000 candidates during the
2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) test
in Anambra State.
JAMB denies arrest of 10,000
The Ministry of Education yesterday released the results of
the 2017 National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) into
104 Federal unity schools and disclosed that two candidates
from Anambra State scored the highest marks.
Acting Permanent Secretary of the ministry, Hussaini
Adamu said the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu lauded
the National Examination Council (NECO) for the prompt
release of the results to the state's ministries of education
and NECO zonal offices across the country.
Of the 80,421 candidates that registered for the
examination, only 77, 512 of them actually took the
examination, held on April 8, 2017 Details of the results
showed that two candidates from Anambra State, Emeka-
Egbuna Chinecherem C. and Onubogu Chinazom Joyce
scored 189 marks out of 200 being the highest marks, while
eight candidates scored the least with four marks.
Queens College, Yaba, Lagos recorded the highest
subscription with 5524, while the least subscribed college
was FGGC, Monguno in Borno State with only 21 candidates.
Meanwhile, the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board
(JAMB) has refuted reports that it arrested 10,000
candidates during the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination (UTME) test in Anambra State.
It, however, said to set the records straight only seven
suspected students were arrested for impersonation by
security men during the examination.
The report further alleged that JAMB made the disclosure
but said there was no disruption in any of the examination
centres.

by Anonymous 7:45:00 pm

Mennnnnn !! UNICAL 30 th Convocation : Best Graduating Student Got N 10 , 000 Only

It is no longer news that the 30th Convocation Ceremony of
the prestigious University of Calabar, Calabar held yesterday
being 11th of March, 2017 for the graduating set of
2014/2015 Academic Session and some 2015/2016 Set.

The glamorous ceremony took place at the University
Stadium with many notable dignitaries in attendance.

A total of 22 graduating Students bagged First Class honors
(Highest in the history of the University, established in
1975), 2,408 graduated with Second Class Upper, 5,890,
Second Class lower (Which my humble self graduated with),
2,900 will go home with Third Class while 1,000
Graduants will take home a Pass certificate (I for no
collect). From various department.

Many where shocked when the ‘award price’ of N10,000
(Ten Thousand Naira) for the Overall Best Graduating
Student was announced. Mr. Agala Egbe topped his mates
with an outstanding CGPA of 4.89 (over 5.00) no be beans
oooo if u know UNICAL.

He bagged his first class certificate from the Department of
Medical Laboratory Science (MLS). He is from Abi LGA in
Cross River State. For me, this is indeed a slap to hard work
coming from the University Management.

by Anonymous 9:59:00 am

Jamb To Begin Sale Of Forms On Monday, 20th March_ See Photo

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board
(JAMB) has announced through its twitter
handle, @JAMBHQ that the sale of forms for
the 2017 UTME begins on Monday 20th
March, 2017 to Wednesday 19th April,2017.

https://twitter.com/JAMBHQ/
status/841156841610567680

by Anonymous 9:22:00 am

See 5 Things That Will Happen In 2017 JAMB That Never Happened Before

The Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB) has made some major changes in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME) for 2017.

We updated some information on the examination earlier. More adjustments have however been made, and these are some of the things that will happen this year, that have never happened before:

1. Fourth Choice
JAMB has also introduced a fourth choice of school option for candidates but would only be able to select only one government school while filling out their forms online.

2. No choosing of public university
The following was also announced: The new registration platform will now be first choice, second choice, third choice and fourth choice and not most preferred, preferred etc as it was.

Candidates’ first choice can be a College, University, Innovative Enterprises Institutions or Polytechnic/Monotechnic. However, if a candidate makes a Public University his first choice, he will not have any public University to choose for 2nd, 3rd and 4th choice.

He will have on the remaining three choices, a College, a Polytechnic, Private University and IEI’S. However, candidates for the 2017 UTME can now select NCE (College) or ND (Polytechnic/ Monotechnic) as their 1st choice up to 3rd choice and the 4th IEI.

They can select the IEI (Innovative Enterprise Institution, ND) as their 1st choice up to the 4th choice, but can only pick a public university once.

3. JAMB form sold late
The organizers of the major examinations in the country, including JAMB met to avoid a clash in schedules and in order to have a harmonized timetable.

An agreement was reached at the national headquarters of the Board in Abuja on Tuesday, January 24, after a meeting with National Examination Council (NECO), West African Examination Council (WAEC) and National Business and Technical Examination (NABTEB) to harmonize the timetable.

This is one reason the registration is yet to begin.

4. Mock UTME
While speaking the body also announced that plans were in place for a mock UTME and this might explain the delay in beginning the sales of the examination forms. So if you are preparing, start your preparations now, so you can do well in both the mock and the real deal.

5. No scratch card
Speaking on the issue of scratch card, the registrar explained that one reason for the delay was due to issues the board had with sale of scratch cards.

He said that whereas candidates used to buy scratch cards to access the forms online previously, they planned to cancel that since it had been abused thoroughly.

According to Daily Trust, he said: “What we want to do is for students to pay directly to government coffers and we are working out the process of doing so to avoid the type of abuse that it has been subjected to.

“So, we want to sell directly and to make sure that candidates pay into TSA account. We have cases of students saying their scratch cards got burnt, others saying their scratch cards were swallowed by snakes or lost in an accident.”

by Anonymous 10:20:00 pm

UNICAL 30th Convocation Ceremony Schedule Out

The Vice Chancellor, of the University Of Calabar Professor Zana Itiunbe Akpagu, on behalf of the Senate, Staff and Students of the University of Calabar cordially invites the general public to the 30th Convocation Ceremony for the Conferment of First Degrees, Higher Degrees and award of Honorary Degrees as well as the award of Diplomas and Prizes to its graduands up to and including the 2015/2016 sessions.

Date: 8th March-Saturday 11th March, 2017,

Venue: Abraham Ordia Stadium

Time: 10am

Happy Convocation Ceremony!!!

by Anonymous 9:26:00 am

WASSCE 2017 Registration For Private Candidates [GCE] Begins April,2017

According to the screenshot above we are meant to understand that the WASSCE For Private Candidates also known as November/December GCE Registration is scheduled to begin from April, 2017.

The Examination is meant for private students and not for school candidates.

More updates will come your way soon as time goes on.

We will also give an update here when the registration commences.

by Anonymous 9:41:00 pm

10 Examination Tips For All Students In 2017 Session -

Examination, though as argued by many is not the true test of intelligence, but in the world's standard today, it provides a measure with which the extent of your intelligence can be ascertained. It is therefore worthwhile to ensure that adequate preparations are put in place to see that success is attained at the release of examination results.

Below are some key points to note before any examination you are about to face,

Prepare for the examination.

Look at past questions.

Never try to "spot" questions and never revise selectively.

Pray before you start.

During the exam,organise your time effectively.

Read the question carefully, underline all the relevant words and stick rigidly to the question as set.

For every question, try to re-check the question when answering it.

Never answer more questions than required.

Put yourself in an examiner's shoes and ask what "what impresses an examiner?" Examples,Good handwriting, scientific and botanical names of organisms etc.

Do not cheat or get involve in any form of examination malpractices.

Goodluck In All Your Exams!!!

by Anonymous 4:41:00 pm

JAMB Orders CBT Operators To Upgrade Their Centres Or Lose License -

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has in preparation for the conduct of the 2017 UTME has emphasized again that all licensed operators of Computer Based Test (CBT) centres must increase the capacity of their centres to accommodate 250 candidates at a sitting.

This was contained in a document issues by JAMB.

According to JAMB, there's an agreement with all CBT proprietors of CBT centres concerning the standardization of all CBT centres, in terms of capacity, equipment, materials, competent human resources and security appliances including Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) systems.

The document warned that failure to comply with the new set of rules would result in automatic disqualification of the operator and outright withdrawal of its license.

by Anonymous 4:16:00 pm

2017 UTME & Direct Entry Registration Begins On March, 2017

The Registrar of the Joint Admission Matriculation Board [JAMB] has also revealed when the 2017 UTME and Direct Entry Registration is scheduled to commence after announcing the date for the 2017 UTME examination.

According to Prof. Oloyede on Monday 20th February, 2017 while briefing newsmen said the reason for the delay and the commencement of the UTME and Direct Entry Registration is to check Malpractices.


He also said that 10 officials of JAMB has been handed to the police for investigation in connection with fraud associated with sales of scratch cards.


Below are the exact words of the Registrar Below:

=========================================

"For the 2017 UTME, we have taken a decision to commence the sale of the form soon. Within the next two weeks , we will be out. The reason for this is that we are making all arrangements that ought to be made. We have changed the process of payment, no more scratch card selling. We need to put the right architecture in place and we have put this in place.

“The examination will be coming up later than usual. This is to make sure we take into consideration the interest of the students. We are going to conduct the UTME in May. It will not clash with any SSCE examinations

I did not sit here or my management did not fix the date. We sat down with all examination bodies with their timetables and we agreed to create this window."

"Normally, we conduct our examinations around March and the results will be ready within two to three days. But when do we need the results? It is always between July and August. This gives room for all forms of suspicion. If you go on the net, you will see people claiming that they could help candidates to upgrade their results because the results are lying fallow between March and July.

“Now we want to shorten the period in such a way that the time between the examination and when the results will be used will be very short. There will be no opportunity for anybody to even dream of upgrading results.

“We are also using that opportunity to communicate with other Examination bodies like WAEC, NECO and NABTEB to ensure that we do not make our examinations mutually exclusive. Somebody is taking WAEC examinations, he wants to take JAMB but in some cases due to clash of timetable, he wants to sacrifice one for the other.

“So, we have harmonized in such a way that the period we are going to use for our examination, all other examination bodies will not have examinations during the period.
=========================================

Asked how many candidates will sit for UTME this year, the Registrar said the agency is expecting about 1.7million.

That figure (1.7m candidates) was last year’s figure and we do not expect less this year. We expect about 1.5million candidates for UTME and about 200,000 and 300,000 candidates for Direct Entry. That was how we arrived at the figure and that is the figure we are also expecting, “he said.

“I or the management will not promise a hitch-free examination because when you are doing the type of re-engineering we are doing, you cannot say that there will be no hitches. But we believe that we are on top of it and whatever problem arises, we will solve it.

“Everybody will however have fair treatment and everybody will be well-treated. This is what I can assure Nigerians.

By the above we can now deduce that the registration is likely to commence from next month March, 2017.

So stay tuned as we will inform you of any latest coming from JAMB as time goes on.

by Anonymous 4:03:00 pm

College Of Health Tech Etinan, Uyo 2017/18 Admission Application Begins

ADMISSION INTO SCHOOL OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY. ETINAN AKWA IBOM STATE

Interested candidates are invited for Admission into College of Health Technology. Etinan. Registration takes place at the State Ministry of Health Room 592 first floor, Secretariat Complex. Uyo

Date for Registration: 6th March - 10th April. 2017 excluding Public Holidays and weekends.


Time 9am - 3:00pm daily

FOR REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS, AND REQUIREMENTS SEE IMAGE BELOW:

by Anonymous 3:53:00 pm

NABTEB Releases Nov/Dec 2016 Examination Results

The National Business Technical and Examination Board has released the Nov/Dec 2016 examination results.

According to reports, a total of 1, 394 out of the 45,974 candidates who sat for the Nov/Dec 2016 NABTEB-organised examinations were caught over examination malpractice.

Also, out of 21, 476 candidates about 53 percent, who sat for NBC and NTC examinations scored five credits and above, with English Language and Mathematics.

The Registrar of NABTEB in Edo, Mrs Ifeoma Isiugo-Abanihe, gave the figure on Tuesday while announcing the release of the results.
The registrar said that modalities put in place by the board to curtail examination malpractice were still intact to reduce the proportion.

She therefore urged state governors to set up technical and vocational education training centres to empower the youth.

Candidates are to proceed to the official web site of the Board to check their results.

How To Check Your Result

1) Visit the NABTEB Result Checker Online website via the link below;

https://eworld.nabtebnigeria.org

2) On the space provided, Enter your Candidate Identification Number (e.g. 38001178).

3) Select the Type of Examination (i.e. NOV/DEC).

4) Enter the 4 digits of your Examination Year (e.g. 2016).

5) Enter the Card Serial Number found on the reverse side of your Scratch card. The Card Serial Number has an alphabet prefix followed by digits (e.g. N123456789).

6) Enter the 12-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN) on your Scratch card (eg. 012345678912).

7) Click Submit and wait for the results window to come up

To have your Nabteb result 2015 sent to your e-mail address, do the followings:
Follow steps 1-5 above. Then click on the ‘Send Results to E-mail’ box. Enter a valid e-mail address.
Click Submit and wait for the results window to come up.

YOU CAN AS WELL CHECK YOUR RESULTS USING YOUR MOBILE PHONES:

Send SMS in the format below:
NABTEB*ExamNo*PIN*ExamType*ExamYear To short-code 32327

For example:
To check for May/June results,
NABTEB*01001001*123456789012*MJ*2012
Note:

i. Ensure you adhere strictly to the format above. There should be no space in the message. Wait for your result to be delivered to your mobile phone via sms.

ii. Do not use a card that has already been used for another candidate.

iii. Do not enter an invalid e-mail address for result to be sent as this will penalize you by deducting your card use.

by Anonymous 3:37:00 pm

See Typed Version Of 2017-18 WAEC May/June Time-Table

*WASSCE MAY/JUNE 2017 TIMETABLE*

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Thursday, 13th March, 2017
Foods and Nutrition 3 (Practical) 3hrs
Home Management 3 (Practical ) 3hrs
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Wednesday,22nd March, 2017
Technical Drawing 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.15am
Technical Drawing 1 (Objective) 10.15am � 11.15am
Health Science 3 (Alternative to Practical Work) 2.00pm � 3.45pm
Health Education 3 (Alternative to Practical Work) 2.00pm �3.45pm
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Thursday, 23rd March, 2017
Fisheries (Alternative B) 2(Essay)
Fisheries (Alternative B) 1 (Objective)
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Tuesday, 28th March, 2017
Foods and Nutrition 2 (Essay) 08.30am� 09.45am
Foods and Nutrition 1 (Objective) 09.45am � 10.45am
Home Management 2 (Essay) 1.00pm � 2.00pm
Home Management 1 (Objective) 2.00am � 3.00pm
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Wednesday, 29th March, 2017
History 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.30am
History 1 (Objective) 10.30am � 11.30am
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Friday, 31st March, 2017
Data Processing 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.30am
Data Processing 1 (Objective) 10.30am� 11.30am
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Monday, 3rd April, 2017
Igbo 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.30am
Igbo 1 (Objective) 10.30am � 11.30am
Hausa 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.30am
Hausa 1 (Objective) 10.30am � 11.30am
Yoruba 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.30am
Yoruba 1 (Objective) 10.30am � 11.30am
Civic Education 2 (Essay) 1.00pm. � 3.00pm
Civic Education 1 (Objective) 3.00pm � 4.00pm
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Tuesday, 4th April, 2017
Physics 3 (Practical Alternative A) 08.30am � 11.15am (1st Set)
Physics 3 (Practical Alternative A) 11.40am � 2.25pm (2nd Set)=======================================
Wednesday, 5th April, 2017
Literature-In-English 2 (Prose) 08.30am� 09.45am
Literature-In-English 1 (Objective) 09.45am � 10.45am
Geography 2 (Essay) 1.00pm � 3.00pm
Geography 1(Objective) 3.00 pm. � 4.00pm
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Thursday, 6th April, 2017
Physics 3 (Practical Alternative B) 08.30am � 11.15am (1st Set)
Physics 3 (Practical Alternative B) 11.40am � 2.25pm (2ndSet)
Health Science 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.00am
Health Science 1 (Objective) 10.00am � 11.00am
Health Education 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.00am
Health Education 1 (Objective) 10.00am �11.00am
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Monday, 10th April, 2017
Physics 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.00am
Physics 1 (Objective) 10.00 am � 11.15am
Geography 3(Practical and Physical Geography) 1.00am-2.50pm
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Tuesday, 11th April, 2017
Chemistry 3 (Practical Alternative A) 08.30am � 10.30am (1st Set)
Chemistry 3 (Practical Alternative A) 11.00am � 1.00pm (2nd Set)=======================================
Wednesday, 12th April, 2017
Government 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.30am
Government 1 (Objective) 10.30am � 11.30am
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Thursday, 13th April, 2017
English Language 2(Essay) 08.30am � 10.30am
English Language 1 (Objective) 10.30am � 11.30am
English Language 3 (Test of Orals) 2.00pm � 2.45pm
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Tuesday, 18th April, 2017
Christian Religious Studies 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.30am
Christian Religious Studies 1 (Objective) 10.30am � 11.30am
Islamic Studies 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.30am
Islamic Studies 1 (Objective) 10.30am � 11.30am
Chemistry 2 (Essay) 1.00pm. � 3.00pm
Chemistry 1 (Objective) 3.00pm � 4.00pm
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Wednesday, 19thApril, 2017
Financial Accounting 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 11.00am
Financial Accounting 1 (Objective) 11.00am � 12.00pm
Biology 2 (Essay) 1.00pm. � 2.40pm
Biology 1 (Objective) 2.40pm � 3.30pm
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Thursday, 20th April, 2017
General Mathematics (Core) 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 11.00am
General Mathematics (Core) 1 (Objective) 1.00am � 2.30pm
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Friday, 21stApril, 2017
Agricultural Science 3 (Practical) 08.30am � 10.00am (1st Set)
Agricultural Science 3 (Practical) 10.30am � 12.00am (2nd Set)=======================================
Monday, 24th April, 2017
Economics 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.30am
Economics 1 (Objective) 10.30am � 11.30am
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Tuesday, 25th April, 2017
Chemistry 3 (Practical Alternative B) 08.30am� 10.30am (1st Set)
Chemistry 3 (Practical Alternative B) 11.00am � 13.00am (2nd Set)=======================================
Wednesday, 26th April, 2017
Biology 3 (Practical Alternative A) 08.30am � 10.30am (1st Set)
Biology 3 (Practical Alternative A) 11.00am � 1.00pm (2nd Set)
Literature-In-English 3(Drama & Poetry)1.00pm � 3.30pm
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Thursday, 27th April, 2017
Computer Studies 3 (Practical) 08.30am � 10.30am (1st Set)
Computer Studies 3 (Practical) 11.00am � 1.00pm (2ndSet)
Upholstery 2 (Essay) 1.00pm � 2.00pm
Upholstery 1 (Objective) 2.00pm � 3.00pm
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Friday, 28th April, 2017
Agricultural Science 2 (Essay) 08.30am� 10.40am
Agricultural Science 1 (Objective) 10.40am � 11.30am
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Tuesday, 2nd May, 2017
Bookkeeping 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.20am
Bookkeeping 1 (Objective) 10.20am � 11.00am
Store Keeping 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.20am
Store Keeping 1 (Objective) 10.20am � 11.00am
Tourism 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.20am
Tourism 1 (Objective) 10.20am � 11.00am
Mining 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.20am
Mining 1 (Objective) 10.20am � 11.00am
Office Practice 2 (Essay)08.30am � 10.20am
Office Practice 1 (Objective) 10.20am �11.00am
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Wednesday, 3rd May, 2017
Animal Husbandry (Alternative B Practical 3)8.30am � 10.00am(1st Set)
Animal Husbandry (Alternative B Practical 3)10.30am� 12.00pm (2nd Set)
Commerce 2 (Essay) 1.00pm. � 3.00pmCommerce 1 (Objective) 3.00pm� 3.50pm
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Thursday, 4th May, 2017
Cosmetology 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 09.50am
Cosmetology 1 (Objective) 09.50am � 10.30am
Dyeing and Bleaching 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.10am
Dyeing and Bleaching 1 (Objective) 10.10am � 10.55am.
Animal Husbandry (Alternative B) 2 (Essay)1.00pm � 3.00pm
Animal Husbandry (Alternative B) 1 (Objective)3.00pm � 3.40pm.
Store Management 2 (Essay) 1.00pm �3.00pm
Store Management 1 (Objective)3.15pm � 4.00pm
Photography 2 (Essay) 1.00pm � 3.00pm
Photography 1 (Objective) 3.15pm � 4.00pm
Electrical Installation and Maintenance Work 2 (Essay)1.00pm � 3.15pm
Electrical Installation and Maintenance Work 1 (Objective)3.15pm -4.00pm
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Friday, 5th May, 2017
Catering Craft Practice 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 09.20am
Catering Craft Practice 1 (Objective) 09.20am � 10.00am
Catering Craft(Alternative to Practical Work 3)11.00am. � 11.40am
Marketing 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.30am
Marketing 1 (Objective) 10.30am � 11.20am
Salesmanship 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 10.30am
Salesmanship 1 (Objective) 10.30am � 11.20am
Insurance 2 (Essay) 2.00pm -3.00pmInsurance 1 (Objective) 3.00pm -4.50pm
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Monday, 8th May, 2017
Fisheries 3(Alternative to Practical B) 08.30am � 10.30am (1st Set)
Fisheries 3(Alternative to Practical B) 11.00am � 1.00pm (2nd Set)
Welding & Fabrication Engineering Craft Practice 3 (Practical)08.30am�11.40am (1st Set)Welding & Fabrication Engineering Craft Practice 3 (Practical)12.00pm�3.10pm(2nd Set)======================================================================
Wednesday, 10th May, 2017French 2 (Essay) 08.30am � 09.45am
French 1 (Objective) 09.45am � 10.45am
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Thursday, 11th May, 2017
Dyeing and Bleaching 3 (Practical) 08.30am � 1.00pm (1st Set)
Dyeing and Bleaching 3 (Practical) 1.15pm
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by Anonymous 11:55:00 am

WAEC Shifts 2017 WASSCE For School Candidates Registration Deadline Again!!! - Forum

The West African Examination Council Of Nigeria [WAEC] has extended the registration deadline for the WASSCE For School Candidates Also Known as the May/June Examination.

The Examination registration deadline which was expected to end on February 14th, 2017 has now been shifted.
The New Registration Deadline is now February 28, 2017.

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According to the West African Examination Council Head Of National Department Mr. Olutise Isaac Adenipekun he said that the reason of the extension was to create room for school and students yet to register and submit their details to do so before the new deadline date.
He urged all schools to be as fast they could be with the registration exercise as there might be no room for further extension.
Candidates are also warned that this examination is strictly for Senior Secondary School Students as no schools are allowed to register external candidates.

by Anonymous 11:18:00 am