MOUAU 2015/2016 Post-UTME Screening, Cut-off Mark And Exam Date Out

MOUAU Post-UTME 2015/2016 Date, Cut-off Mark, Eligibility And Registration Details Announced. This is to inform all Candidates who chose the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike as their first choice and score a minimum of 180 and above in the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination conducted by the Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB) that the 2015/2016 Post-UTME and Direct Entry application has commence.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Due to recent JAMB guidelines on admissions in Tertiary Institutions whereby JAMB Shortlists UTME Candidates, those who applied for admissions into first degree programmes in Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike and scored 180 and above should check for their names in the University’s web portal ( www.mouauportal.edu.ng) to confirm if they have been shortlisted for Post-UTME by JAMB.
The Post-UTME screening exercise will hold at the University campus on Saturday August 15, 2015.
Information on venue for each programme and related issues concerning the exercise would be available on the University website and would also be widely circulated on campus.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Candidate should click hereor visits www.mouauportal.edu.ng
Application process – Regular >> PUTME
Candidate enters email address for records purposes
N/B:please ensure you enter a valid email address
Candidate is led to pay application fee
Candidate selects payment mode either
Online payment: Here candidate is required to enter debit/credit card details and pay for application.
OR
Bank Deposit Slip:Here candidate is required to print out Transaction Id from the System, take the print out to any of the collecting banks. On payment candidate is issued with a receipt which contains receipt number. Candidate now visits the portal and enter receipt number on required screen.
Candidate is led to register for PUTME exams by filling a form online and selecting proposed department and other requisite details.
Note:Some field s are prefilled and cannot be changed
Candidate form, submit and can take print out after executing the Submit button. System send copy of submitted forms to candidate’s email for records.
Candidate is required to bring print out of filled form as this contains candidate’s unique exam number and shows as an evidence that candidate has registered for the exams.
Once exams are written and results are released, candidate is required to click here or visit www.mouauportal.edu.ngto check result
RESULT CHECKING
On the front page of the portal, Under the heading “CANDIDATES ADMISSION PROCESS”, there is a sliding banner, candidate slides until s/he gets to results
Results>> Check your Results
Candidate enters PUTME Reg Number and Result sheet is displayed.
Candidate can now print out result sheet
ADMISSION STATUS
Once admission list is released by the University, the candidate can check his/her admission status by:
“CANDIDATES ADMISSION PROCESS” Admission status >> Check your admission status
Then enter your “JAMB NUMBER”.
Now candidate comes for clearance in the University.
LIST OF COLLECTING BANKS
*FIRST BANK
*ECOBANK
*ACCESS BANK
*UNION BANK
*ZENITH BANK
*DIAMON BANK
*GTBANK
*SKYE BANK
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Candidates should note that the use of handsets, scientific calculators and other electronic devices will not be allowed during the screening exercise. Candidates should also note that incorrect on-line registration will not be captured in our data base.
Results of the screening exercise could be accessed at the University Web portal ( www.mouauportal.edu.ng) from Monday 17th August, 2015,

UNILAG 2015/2016 Post-UTME Form Now On Sale

UNILAG 2015/2016 Post-UTME Form Now On Sale. This is to inform all candidates who chose the University of Lagos as their Most preferred choice and score 180 and above in the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) Conducted by the Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB-) that the 2015/2016 Post-UTME Form is now on sale.

9ja School Gist gathered that the University of Lagos Post-UTME online registration for the Screening Exercise for Admission into ALL COURSES/PROGRAMMES for the 2015/2016 Academic session will commence on Tuesday, 21st July 2015 and end on Friday 7th August, 2015.

The Computer Based Test (CBT) Screening Exercise is in Use of English, Mathematics and General Paper.
ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES:Only candidates whose details have been forwarded to the University by Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB-) and published on the link provided below are eligible for the screening.
Candidates, who will not be sixteen (16) years of age by 31st October, 2015 are not eligible and need not apply.
REGISTRATION:Candidates are to pay at any branch of the following designated banks: ACCESS BANK, ECOBANK, FIRST BANK, GTBANK, UBA, UNION BANK, WEMA BANK AND ZENITH BANK.
DATE OF POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE:The Post UTME screening exercise will hold on Wednesday, 12th August and Thursday 13th August, 2015.
FEES PAYABLE
Application Fee:N1, 000.00
Screening fee:N1, 000.00
Online Practice (Optional):N2, 000.00
PROCEDURE
Log on UNILAG website www.unilag.edu.ng
Go to Prospective Students
Click on Full Time Undergraduate Admission
Click on POST-UTME APPLICATION
ENQUIRIES:Further clarification is available by e-mail:admissions@ unilag.edu.ngand the following phone 07046537158, 08182716045, 07046283240, 07046537158 and 07043359831.
Candidates are advised to adhere strictly to the guidelines and seek clarification if needed. 

FUOtuoke 2015/2016 Post-UTME Form Now On Sale

FUOtuoke 2015/2016 Post-UTME Form Now On Sale. This is to inform the general public that the Post-UTME Screening Exercise of the Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State, for the 2015/ 2016 Session will take place as indicated below:
DATESFACULTIES
Thursday, August 13, 2015Humanities & Social Science s1st choice candidates
Friday, August 14, 2015Science 1st choice and other candidates
Saturday, August 15, 2015Humanities & Social Sciences for other candidate s
NOTE:Registration ends on Monday, August 10, 2015.
SCIENCE:Biochemistry; Biology; Chemistry; Computer Science & Informatics; Mathematics & Statistics; Microbiology; Physics with Electronics & Power.
HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES:Accounting & Finance; Economics & Development Studies; English & Communication Studies; History & International Studies; Political Science; Sociology & Anthropology.
2. ELIGIBILITY
Candidates who chose Federal University Otuoke and others who wish to come to study in Federal University Otuoke. The Minimum UTME score for all candidates is 180
REGISTRATION FEE:
A total of N 4,000 will be charged for POST-UTME Screening Exercise with the break-down as follows:
Processing and Charges:N2,000
PUTME Screening Exercise Fee: N2,000
3. POST-UTME REGISTRATION
Registration is on-line on our website: http://www.fuotuoke.edu.ng
4. THE REGISTRATION PROCESS IS AS FOLLOWS:
A. Make a deposit of N4,000 in any of the following designated bank accounts in Nigeria with account name “FUO Post UTME”:
1.First Bank – 2020886842
2.UBA – 1018266433
3.Diamond Bank – 0049340492
4.Union Bank- 0041528395
Use your JAMB REGISTRATION NUMBER as the depositor’s name in place of your name and keep the teller safely as the teller number will be used in the future.
Click Here To View A Sample of The Varrious Bank Tellers.
Click Here To View A Sample of The Varrious Bank Tellers.
Note:Your registration will be void if you use your name rather than your JAMB REGISTRATION NUMBER as depositor’s name.
B. After the payment, visit the University Website, and Click HERE“PUTME Registration”. Then fill the following details:
1.Name (in the same order as in your JAMB Slip)
2.JAMB Registration Number ( same as on your JAMB Slip)
3.Bank Name (Name of Bank where you made your deposit)
4.Teller number (as it appears on your Bank Teller)
5.E- mail address
6.Phone number
Then click onSubmit.
C. Return to this portal after 48hrs or upon the receipt of an SMS acknowledging your initial submission.
D. Click on“Continue Registration ”.
E. Fill out the form that follows accurately and click on the “Submit” button.
F. Print the Acknowledgment Letter and bring it along on the examination day.
On completing the registration, an SMS will be sent to your phone.
G.NOTE :Your application will not be successful if:
1.Your UTME score is less than 180
2.You enter a State of Origin different from the one indicated on your JAMB FORM.
3.You fail to upload scanned passport photograph or a digital passport on the registration portal
5. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
READ AND FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY
Scan your passport photograph or digital photograph
Use the same name as you used in your UTME and in the same order
Submit a valid e-mail address and phone number in your Registration form
NOTE:The Federal University Otuoke will not be responsible for unsuccessful applications as a result of invalid email address(es) and telephone number(s).
6. SCHEDULE OF SCREENING EXERCISE.
NOTICE OF SPECIFIC DAY, TIME AND VENUE FOR THE SCREENING TESTS WILL BE COMMUNICATED TO ALL CANDIDATES VIA SMS.
NOTE :All candidates will be screened for Post UTME Test on the day of the examination at Faculty Building 1 on the Main Campus of Federal University Otuoke.
7. PUNCTUALITY.
The screening process takes a lot of time because it involves biometric techniques such as finger print verification. Late comers will not be screened.
Candidates who are resident outside Yenagoa are advised to come a day earlier. The University is not responsible for accommodating any candidate.
8. ITEMS FOR THE SCREENING TEST.
BRING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS FOR THE SCREENING TEST
HB pencils and erasers. No biros or pens will be allowed.
Acknowledgement letter.
DO NOT BRING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS INTO THE SCREENING TEST HALL
1.Mathematical Tables
2.Calculators
3.GSM Phones
All the items in 8(ii) above will be confiscated, if brought into the screening hall. Federal University Otuoke will not be held liable for losses of GSM phones seized from the candidates.
9. DISQUALIFICATION
CANDIDATES WHO MAKE FALSE DECLARATION OF UTME SCORES, ORDINARY LEVEL GRADES [SSCE, GCE, NECO AND THEIR EQUIVALENTS] AS WELL AS STATE OF ORIGIN SHALL NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR ADMISSION.
10. MODE OF DRESS DURING THE SCREENING TEST.
Decent dressing.
SIGNED
REGISTRAR

LASU 2015/2016 Post-UTME Date, Venue And Time Release

This is to inform all 2015/2016 Post-UTME Candidates of the Lagos State University that the Exam Date, Venue, and Time has been release by the school management.
Candidates can now check their Exam Date, Venue, and Time by clicking on the link below;
DAY 1 – AUGUST 4
DAY 2 – AUGUST 5
DAY 3 – AUGUST 6
DAY 4 – AUGUST 7
DAY 5 – AUGUST 10
DAY 6 – AUGUST 11
DAY 7 – AUGUST 12
DAY 8 – AUGUST 13
DAY 9 – AUGUST 14

Rufus Giwa Polytechnic 3 students nabbed for cultism, rape, robbery

Police in Ondo have arrested three National Diploma (ND) students ofRufus Giwa Polytechnicin Owo (RUGIPO) for cultism, rape and armed robbery.
The students, ‎Akinboun Blessing, a 21-year-old ND II student of Public Administration Department,Fasanu Tolutope, a 24-year-old ND II students of Business Administration Department andAlabi Oluwaseun, 26-year-old Part Time ND III student of Business Administration, were arrested alongside five others for various criminal offences.
According to police sources quoted in several reports, the suspects were arrested at different locations of Owo LGA of the state in different police raids.
Reports say the cultists rape female victims after their robberies.
Alabi, who said he was also initiated in 2013, was found with a locally made, cut-to-size single-barrel gun, one battle cutlass and two live cartridges.
Fasanu confessed to the police that he had participated in various rape cases since he was initiated in 2013 by one Temitope Adeyeye.
One locally made gun, live ‎cartridge, one battle dagger and one battle cutlass was recovered from him.
Akinboun said he was initiated into in 2014 and was accused of robbing students who live off campus and rape.
The spokesperson for the Ondo police command, Wole Ogodo, confirmed the incident.

UNIBEN Authorities deny backing students' protest over colleagues' death

TheUniversity of Beninhas disassociated itself from the protest by students of the institution along theBenin-LagosExpressway on Tuesday.
TheNews Agency of Nigeria(NAN) reports that the students protested against alleged killing of two of their colleagues by a Nigerian Army van on Saturday.
The victims were said to be crossing the highway by the institution’s main gate when the incident occurred.
The Public Relations Officer of the university, MrMichael Osasuyi, told NAN that the institution was aware of the protest but did not support it.
“They do not have the backing of the university; the university does not support such thing. They are only sending out their messages; the university has tried its best to calm them down.
"Perhaps, they feel that there is need for other stakeholders to do something as regards the accident, but I must say that the university does not condone such,” he said.
NAN reports that the protest stretched from the school gate on Benin-Lagos Expressway to the main gate of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital.
It caused gridlock on the highway, forcing commuters to trek long distances to their destinations.
Some of the students carried placards with various inscriptions, including, “we need speed brakes” and “we need a fly over’’.

Redeemer’s University Job Vacancies – 85 Positions [DL-Aug. 4]

Redeemer’s University career/recruitment —– Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for appointment into several Academic and Non-Academic positions in the Redeemer’s University of Nigeria (RUN), Ede, OSun State, Nigeria.
Redeemer’s University Career/Recruitment – Conditions of Service.
In addition to the conditions of service obtainable in similar institutions of higher learning, the Redeemer’s University offers an enhanced remunerative package designed to attract high quality candidates committed to actualizing the vision of the University. Computer Literacy is a requirement for all positions.
Redeemer’s University Career/Recruitment – Available Positions.
1 SENIOR LECTURER (RUASS 05) – DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
2 SENIOR LECTURER (RUASS 05) – DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIOURAL STUDIES (SOCIOLOGY PROGRAMME)
3 READER (RUASS 06) – DEPARTMENT OF BEHAVIOURAL STUDIES (SOCIOLOGY PROGRAMME)
4 SENIOR LECTURER (RUASS 05) – DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
5 LECTURER I (RUASS 04) – DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
6 PROFESSOR (RUASS 07) – DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
7 STUDIO TECHNOLOGIST (RUHSS 06)
8 DANCE INSTRUCTOR (RUHSS 08)
9 LANGUAGE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST I (RUHSS 08)
10 PROGRAMMER II (RUHSS 07)
11 LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST I (RUHSS 08)
12 SENIOR LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST (RUHSS 09)
13 WEBMASTER II (RUHSS 07)
14 NETWORK ENGINEER I (RUHSS 08)
15 SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER I (RUHSS 08)
16 MEDIA OFFICER (RUHSS 08)
17 FAMILY PHYSICIAN (RUNMESS 14)
18 MEDICAL RECORDS OFFICER I (RUNHESS 07)
19 STAFF NURSE/MIDWIFE I (RUNHESS 07)
20 STAFF NURSE/MIDWIFE II (RUNHESS 06)
21 PHARMACY TECHNICIAN (RUHSS 06)
22 PHARMACIST I (RUNHESS 09)
23 GUIDANCE COUNSELLOR (RUHSS 07)
24 ACADEMIC PLANNING OFFICER II/DATA ANALYST (RUHSS 07)
25 COACH II (RUHSS 07)
26 DEPUTY CHIEF CHAPLAIN (RUHSS 14)
27 PRINCIPAL SECURITY OFFICER (RUHSS 11)
28 EXECUTIVE OFFICER (ACCOUNTS) (RUHSS 06)
29 STORES OFFICER (RUHSS 07)
30 DEPUTY BURSAR (RUHSS 14)
31 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER II (RUHSS 07)
32 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER I (RUHSS 08)
33 HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER (RUHSS 11)
34 DEPUTY REGISTRAR (RUHSS 14)
35 SENIOR LECTURER – STATISTICS PROGRAMME
36 PROFESSOR – INDUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS PROGRAMME
37 SENIOR LECTURER – INDUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS PROGRAMME
38 SENIOR LECTURER – PHYSICS WITH ELECTRONICS PROGRAMME
39 SENIOR LECTURER – BIOCHEMISTRY PROGRAMME
40 LECTURER II – INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY PROGRAMME
41 SENIOR LECTURER – POLITICAL SCIENCE PROGRAMME
42 READER – POLITICAL SCIENCE PROGRAMME
43 LECTURER I – PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAMME
44 SENIOR LECTURER – MARKETING PROGRAMME
45 SENIOR LECTURER – ECONOMICS PROGRAMME
46 PROFESSOR – ECONOMICS PROGRAMME
47 SENIOR LECTURER – BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMME
48 READER – DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT & TOURISM STUDIES (TOURISM STUDIES PROGRAMME)
49 SENIOR LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT & TOURISM STUDIES (TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT 50 LECTURER II – DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (INSURANCE PROGRAMME
51 LECTURER I – DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (INSURANCE PROGRAMME)
52 SENIOR LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (INSURANCE PROGRAMME)
53 PROFESSOR – DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (ACTUARIAL SCIENCE PROGRAMME)
54 READER – DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (ACTUARIAL SCIENCE PROGRAMME)
55 SENIOR LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (ACTUARIAL SCIENCE PROGRAMME)
56 DEPUTY UNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN
57 SENIOR LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (BANKING & FINANCE PROGRAMME)
58 READER – DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (BANKING & FINANCE PROGRAMME)
59 PROFESSOR – DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (BANKING & FINANCE PROGRAMME)
60 PROFESSOR – DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (ACCOUNTING PROGRAMME)
61 READER – DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (ACCOUNTING PROGRAMME)
62 SENIOR LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL STUDIES (ACCOUNTING PROGRAMME)
63 SENIOR LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE ARTS
64 LECTURER I – DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE ARTS
65 ASSISTANT LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE ARTS
66 LECTURER II – DEPARTMENT OF THEATRE ARTS
67 LECTURER I – DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
68 SENIOR LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
69 PROFESSOR – DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
70 LECTURER II- DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
71 LECTURER I – DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
72 SENIOR LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
73 PROFESSOR – DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
74 ASSISTANT LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
75 LECTURER I – DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
76 SENIOR LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
77 READER – DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
78 PROFESSOR – DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE
79 LECTURER I – DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES (FRENCH)
80 SENIOR LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES (FRENCH)
81 SENIOR LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
82 ASSISTANT LECTURER – DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
83 LECTURER II – DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
84 LECTURER I – DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES
85 THE POST OF THE BURSAR
Redeemer’s University Career/Recruitment -Method of Application.
Candidates are required to complete their applications online through the University website: http://recruitment.run.edu.ng in addition to submission of hard copies to the Office of the Registrar, Redeemer’s University, P.M.B. 230, Ede, Osun State.
Redeemer’s University Career/Recruitment – Application Closing Date.
The closing date for the submission of the applications is Tuesday, 4th August, 2015.
Only the applications of short-listed candidates will be acknowledged.

Tension In Idah Poly Over NBTE’s Ban Of Engineering Programmes

There is palpable fear among the management staff and engineering students of Federal Polytechnic, Idah, Kogi State over the recent ban by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) on the admission of fresh students into the institution’s School of Engineering.
NBTE is an arm of the Federal Ministry of Education regulating technical and vocational education outside the university system in the country. It aims, among others, to promote quality technical and vocational education and training for the sustainable development and leadership roles of Nigeria in African and global affairs.
However, the 34-year-old institution has remained in a state of panic since June 26, 2015 when the board imposed the ban in its letter with reference C/TEB.235/VOL.I A/235 and signed by its executive secretary. It will be recalled that some OND students who are studying engineering courses and are also on Students’ Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) programme had petitioned NBTE complaining of the institution’s inability to engage them in meaningful practical learning as its workshops and laboratories were permanently locked while its classrooms are always overcrowded during lectures.
Based on the petition, liveschoolnews.co.ng further learnt that the board carried out an undercover investigation and found out that both the allegations were true and consequently placed a ban on the institution from admitting new students into its engineering programmes.
It also instructed the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to comply with the ban until all the observed deficiencies are corrected.
This development however has thrown the school community, especially the rector, Dr. Mathew Akpata and the final year engineering students into confusion. While Akpata is worried that the development, if not well managed, could damage the school’s reputation, which he said was hard earned, the students are worried that they may overstay on campus while their certificates may not be recognised for further studies or in the labour market if they eventually graduate.
When our correspondent visited the institution during the week, most of the workshops and laboratories on the campus were opened with students and instructors engaging in practical learning.
Contrary to the reports, there were no visible signs that the workshops had been under lock and key for several months. For instance, the refrigerator/air conditioning, fluid power and electronic sections as well as mechanical and flitting/machine workshops were a bee hive of activities as students were seen engaging in different practical works. The students told liveschoolnews.com.ng grapevine that this had been the practice over time. Euchi John, an HND I Meteorological student who was just coming out of the exam hall denied that the workshops were always locked, saying the students often combine both theory and practical works together.
“Even our practical exam in my department will come up this afternoon!” he stressed, noting that the current situation had really affected them psychologically.
In his own reaction, the rector, Dr. Akpata who also countered the allegations and asserted that all the laboratories and workshops are not only well-equipped but also functional. He noted that the school and himself in particular received the news of the ban with shock, saying that apart from the fact that all the engineering courses offered by the polytechnic, except two, are fully accredited by NBTE, the 32 workshops and laboratories in the polytechnic are also operating optimally.
“As an institution, we had received many commendations in the past from different organisations including NBTE on our programmes and products,” he added. “And we are not in any way relaxed but always strive to ensure we build on our achievements.”
That is why, he argued further, it was doubtful if the board actually carried out any investigation before banning the school.
“While we are disturbed by the development, we are already doing the needful so that the ban can be lifted on time,” he added.
Speaking in the same vein, the Dean of School of Engineering, Engineer Ahon Martins also faulted the allegations, saying it did not represent the true opinion of the majority of students. He corroborated the rector’s earlier claim on the state of the engineering programmes, saying it is one of the best schools of engineering in the nation’s polytechnics in terms of facilities, personnel and graduates being produced.
But NBTE’s spokesman, Malam Suleiman Gwarzo while reconfirming the ban said the board does not just bark but responds to evidence. He told our correspondent that the board carried out secret investigations based on the petition received from the students of the institution.
“It is a common knowledge that if you inform somebody or an organisation that you are coming for a particular mission especially like investigation, such a person or organisation will quickly put his or its house in order most times as a window dressing. That is why we don’t inform institutions under us before we carry out any investigation on them and that is the same thing we did in the case of Federal Poly Idah,” he explained.
Gwarzo however pointed out that the ban was temporary pending when all the necessary facilities are in place and the expected practical engineering activities resume in the school.
“NABTE is out for standard and we will not relent in ensuring that our schools are following guidelines,” he stressed.

Lagos State Polytechnic Post-UTME Form 2015/2016 Is Out

Lagos State Polytechnic Post-UTME Form 2015/2016 Is Out: This is to inform all candidates who chose the Lagos State Polytechnic as their most preferred choice and score a minimum of 150 and above in the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination Examination (UTME) that the 2015/2016 Post-UTME CBT Screening Exercise will hold as follow;
(A) ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES
All candidates who chose Lagos State Polytechnic as their Institution of choice, and obtained the minimum cut-off mark/score of 150 in the 2015/2016 UTME and also have the required relevant credits as contained in the JAMB brochure.
(B) PROCEDURE FOR POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE
(1) Candidates are expected to make a payment of N2,000.00 (Two Thousand Naira only) .
(2) Candidates are advised to visit the Lagos State Polytechnic website i.e. www.mylaspotech.edu.ngand follow the steps below to make payment on-line, fill-in their details and print out the screening slip
i. Click on the “Admission” link on the navigation bar,
ii. Select a programme i.e. Post-UTME
iii. Click on “Continue” button
iv. Fill the profile form and choose a suitable username or use your UTME Reg. Number as your username and password of your choice (your password should contain alphabets, numbers and/or symbols) not less than 7 in characters, supply a working email and a valid GSM number
v. Then, Click on “Continue”
vi. Login with your username and password
vii. Click on Pay (you will make use of a web enabled ATM card for the payment)
viii. Complete the application form as appropriate.
(3) You will equally be required and prompted to upload a coloured passport photograph of NOT MORE THAN 22kb in size. ‘
(4) Read and accept the attestation, cross-check your entries on the application form, if okay Click “Submit” button.
(5) Print out your Application form. You will be required to present this at the screening venue and also at a later date, so keep it safe.
(6) Print out your POST-UTME Schedule; bring this along on the examination day.
(C) GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
i. UTME Result Notification Slip must be presented at the screening centres.
ii. GSM, Calculators and other electronic devices are not allowed.
iii. Parents, Guardians and other unauthorised persons within and outside the Polytechnic will not be allowed at the screening centres during the Post-UTME Screening Exercise.
iv. Purchase and submission of form on-line will close by 11:59 pm on Sunday 23rd August, 2015.
SCHEDULE OF SCREENING VENUES, DATES AND PROGRAMMES
The Computer Based Test (CBT) Screening Exercise will commence from Monday 31st August 2015 on all the three (3) Campuses of the Polytechnic – Ikorodu, Surulere and Isolo Digital Parks.
For further information, contact: 08121145322, 08037134267, 08054981447,08081008010
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OSPOLY 2015/2016 HND Application Form Now On Sale

Osun State Polytechnic invite applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the underlisted Foundation Programmes in Science, Technology and Management and Higher National Diploma Programmes which will be available in the Institution during the 2015/2016 Academic Session.
FOUNDATION PROGRAMMES IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT IN THE SCHOOL OF BASIC STUDIES
Science Laboratory Technology
Food Technology
Mathematics/Statistics
Computer Science
Electrical/Electronics Engineering
Computer Engineering Technology
Civil Engineering Technology
Mechanical Engineering Technology
Building Technology
Quantity Surveying
Architectural Technology
Estate Management
Urban & Regional Planning
Mass Communication
Office Technology & Management
Business Administration
Banking and Finance
Accountancy
Arts and Design
Purpose of the Programmes
The purpose of the programmes is to train the applicants to pass their ‘O’ level subjects at credit levels and ensure that they pass their Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board Examination to meet entry requirements for Institutional National Diploma (ND) programmes in the above listed disciplines.
Entry Requirements for (i ) above
Minimum of 5 Passes in GCE & SSCE of WAEC, SSC of NECO or NTC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings. Passes in Mathematics, English Language and any other three from Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science and Further Mathematics.
Entry Requirements for (ii) above
Minimum of 5 Passes in ‘O’ level GCE & SSCE of WAEC, SSC of NECO or NTC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings. Passes in Mathematics, English Language and any other three from Biology/Agric Science, Food & Nutrition, Chemistry, Physics and Further Mathematics and ICT.
Entry Requirements for (iii) above
Minimum of 5 Passes in ‘O’ level GCE & SSCE of WAEC, SSC of NECO or NTC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings. Passes in Mathematics, English Language, one of the basic sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) and any other two from Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Agricultural Science, Further Mathematics, Economics, Geography, Government, Commerce and ICT.
Entry Requirements for (iv) above
Minimum of 5 passes in GCE & SSCE of WAEC, SSC of NECO or NTC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings. Passes in Mathematics, Physics, English language and any other two from the following subjects: Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science, Economics/Commerce, Geography and ICT.
Entry Requirements for (v-viii) above
Minimum of 5 passes in ‘O’ level GCE & SSCE of WAEC, SSC of NECO or NTC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings. Passes in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English Language and any other one from the following: Biology/Agric Science, Further Mathematics, Geography, Electronics/Basic Electronics, Technical/Building Drawing, Basic Electricity, Wood/Metalwork, Blocklaying, Concreting, Carpentry and Joinery, Electronic, Cable Joining and ICT.
Entry Requirements for (ix and x) above
(a) Minimum of 5 passes in ‘O’ level GCE & SSCE of WAEC and SSC of NECO obtained at not more than two sittings Passes in Mathematics, English Language, Physics and any other two from the following: Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science, Further Mathematics, Fine Art/Technical /Building Drawing, Geography, Economics and ICT.
(b) National Technical Certificate of NABTEB with 5 passes in Mathematics, English Language, Physics and any other two from Chemistry, Technical /Building Drawing, ICT General Metalwork, English Language, General Woodwork, Biology and any other trade related subjects such as Introduction to Building Construction, Blocklaying/Bricklaying, Concreting, Carpentry and Joinery, Machine Woodwork, ICT, General Woodwork.. Passes in English Language & Physics are compulsory.
Entry Requirements for (xi) above
Minimum of 5 Passes in GCE, SSCE of WAEC or SSC of NECO or NTC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings. Passes in Mathematics, English Language, Physics and any other two from the following: Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science, Geography, Economics, Fine Art/Technical/Building Drawing, General Metalwork, General Woodwork, and any other trade related subjects such as Introduction to Building Construction, Blocklaying/Bricklaying, Concreting, Carpentry and Joinery and Machine Woodwork.
Entry Requirements for (xii) above
Minimum of 5 Passes in ‘O’ level GCE and SSCE of WAEC, SSC of NECO or NTC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings. Passes in Mathematics, English Language, one basic science(Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and any other two from the following: Economics/ Commerce, Accounts/Bookkeeping, Government, ICT, Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science, ICT, Geography, Fine Arts/ Technical /Building Drawing and other trade related subjects such as Introduction to Building Construction, Blocklaying/Bricklaying, Concreting, Carpentry and Joinery, Machine Woodwork and General Woodwork.
Entry Requirements for (xiii) above
Minimum of 5 Passes in GCE, SSCE of WAEC or SSC of NECO or NTC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings. Passes in Mathematics, English Language one basic Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) and any other two from the following: Physics, Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science, ICT, Geography, Economics, Technical/Building Drawing, General Metalwork, General Woodwork, and any other trade related subjects such as Introduction to Building Construction, Blocklaying/Bricklaying, Concreting, Carpentry and Joinery, Machine Woodwork and General Woodwork.
Entry Requirements for (xiv) above
Minimum of 5 passes in ‘O’ level GCE & SSCE of WAEC, SSC of NECO or NBC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings. Passes in English Language, Mathematics and any other three from the following subjects: History, Literature in English, French, Yoruba or any other Nigeria Language, CRS/IRS Government, Commerce/ Economics, Principle of Accounts, ICT and Physics/Chemistry/Biology/Agricultural Science.
Entry Requirements for (xv) above
Minimum of 5 passes in ‘O’ level GCE & SSCE of WAEC, SSC of NECO or NBC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings. Passes in English Language, Mathematics and any other three from the following subjects: Economics/Commerce, Geography, Typewriting, Literature in English, Religious Studies, Yoruba, Shorthand, History, Principles of Accounts, ICT, Office Practice, Government, Business Methods and Physics/ Chemistry, Biology/Agricultural Science.
Entry Requirements for (xvi) above
Minimum of 5 passes in O’level GCE and SSCE of WAEC, SSC of NECO or NTC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings passes in English Language and Mathematics and three other subjects from Economics, Business Methods, Principles of Accounts, Literature in English, Commerce, History, Statistics, ICT, Geography, Government, Agricultural Science/Biology/ Physics/Chemistry.
Entry Requirements for (xvii) above
Minimum of 5 passes in O’ level GCE and SSCE of WAEC, SSC of NECO or NTC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings including English Language and Mathematics and any other three from Economics, Government/History, Commerce, Geography, Principles of Accounts, Statistics, ICT, Biology/Agriculture Science/Chemistry/Physics, and Literature in English.
Entry Requirements for (xviii) above
Minimum of 5 passes in O’ level GCE and SSCE of WAEC, SSC of NECO or NTC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings including English Language and Mathematics and any other three from Economics/Commerce, Government/History, Geography, Principles of Accounts, Statistics, ICT, Biology/Agriculture Science/Chemistry/Physics, and Literature in English.
Entry Requirements for (ix) above
Minimum of 5 passes in O’ level GCE and SSCE of WAEC, SSC of NECO or NTC of NABTEB obtained at not more than two sittings including English Language and Mathematics and any other three from Chemistry, ICT, Physics, Biology/Agricultural, Fine Arts/Technical Drawing, Geography, Lit. in English, Yoruba, Economics/Commerce. Home Economics, History/Government, Clothing and Textile, Dyeing and Bleaching, General Metal Work, General Wood Work, Painting and Decoration.
HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
National Diploma (ND) in the same discipline with a minimum of Lower Credit obtained from an NBTE accredited programme/Institution plus a minimum of one year Post – National Diploma Industrial Attachment/Work Experience in the field of specialization. However, in exceptional cases, candidates with Pass Grade in the National Diploma with a minimum of 2 years Post-National Diploma Industrial Attachment/Work Experience may be considered.
SPECIAL INFORMATION:There will be qualifying examination and Interview for all HND Programmes Applicants into the HND Programmes.
SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
(A) HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA PROGRAMMES IN THE FACULTY OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
Two year Higher National Diploma in Mass Co

Degrees From Maryam Abacha American University Maradi Not Recognised In Nigeria – NUC

The National Universities Commission (NUC) wish to inform members of the public that the degrees awarded by Maryam Abacha American University Maradi of Niger Republic which admit Nigerian students into various degree programmes mostly on Part-Time basis is not recognised in Nigeria.
The Commission wishes to state categorically that Cross Boarder Part-Time is not allowed in Nigeria and as a matter of policy no student in Nigeria graduates in less than three years. Also, the stipulation for an award of degree in Science, Engineering, Health and Allied Sciences in Nigeria requires that a student must be exposed to theoretical and practical knowledge including Clinic Practice for Health Sciences.
The Maryam Abacha American University breaches all these requirements. As such, their degrees are not recognised in Nigeria. It is inconceivable that a University can award degrees after three days of lecture per semester and for four semesters.
The NUC wishes to advise prospective candidates and their parents not to patronise this University as the Commission CANNOT GUARANTEE the quality of all degrees from this University.
For the avoidance of doubt, any degree obtained from the Maryam Abacha American University of Niger will NOT be accepted in Nigeria for the purposes of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Further Studies and Employment/Promotion.
The Commission is amazed by the number of similar degree mills in West Africa breaching the recognised admission requirements and attracting unsuspecting candidates with shorter duration for graduation. Parents and Guardians are advised to always crosscheck with the NUC before patronising such degree mills.
Signed
Ibrahim Usman Yakasai
Director Information and Public Relations

FUNAAB 2015/2016 Post-UTME Cut-off Marks

This is to inform all candidates who chose the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) as their most preferred choice in the 2015 Unified Tertiary Examination(UTME) that the institution has officially release the cut-off marks to be use for 2015/2016 Post-UTME.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Candidates are to be inform that the 2015/2016 Post-UTME form is not yet on sale. Beware of online fraudsters.
Candidates that scored a minimum of 180 marks are eligible for admission into the following programmes only:
1.Agricultural Economics and Farm Management
2.Agricultural Extension and Rural Development
3.Animal Nutrition
4..Animal Physiolog,
5.Animal Production and Health
6.Aquaculture and Fisheries Management
7.Animal Breeding and Genetics
8.Agricultural Administration
9.Crop Protection
10.Environmental Management and Toxicology
11.Forestry and Wildlife Management
12.Horticulture
13.Pasture and Range Management
14.Plant Breeding and Seed Technology
15.Plant Physiology and Crop Production
16.Soil Science and Land Management
17.Water Resources Management and Agro-meteorology
However, candidates who scored 200 marks in 2015 UTME are eligible to apply for any course in FUNAAB including the following programmes:
1.Botany
2.Zoology
3.Biochemistry
4.Microbiology
5.Chemistry
6.Physics
7.Mathematics
8.Computer Science
9.Statistics
10.Food Science and Technology
11.Hospitality and Tourism Management
12.Nutrition and Dietetics
13.Home Science Management
14.Banking and Finance
15..Business Administration
16.Entrepreneural Studies
17.Economics
18.Accounting
19.Agricultural and Bio-Environmental Engineering
20.Electrical/Electronics Engineering
21.Civil Engineering
22.Mechanical Engineering
23.Mechatronics Engineering
24.Veterinary Medicine

Rufus Giwa Polytechnic 2015/2016 Post-UTME Form Now On Sale

Rufus Giwa Polytechnic 2015/2016 Post-UTME Form Now On Sale. The Management of Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo wish to inform all candidates that chose the institution in the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) scored 150 and above, that online registration for 2015/2016 Post-UTME Screening Exercise for the Polytechnic will commence on Wednesday, 15th July, 2015.
Prospective candidates are to access the detailed information on the procedures for admission on the Polytechnic website: www.rugipo.edu.ng.
Candidates can obtained the registration scratch card at any Post-office in Ondo, First Bank in Akure,Ekiti, Lagos, Osun, Oyo, Edo states and higher Institution consultancy Centre (HICC) office, behind the Directorate of Academic Affairs Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo.
The Scratch card for registration, checking of result and admission status can be purchased at the aforementioned places on payment of a sum of Seven Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (7,500.00) only.
CLOSING DATE
The Registration exercise shall close on Thursday, 27th August, 2015 and there is no late registration.
DATE FOR THE SCREENING EXERCISE
The date for the commencement of the screening exercise is Tuesday, 1st September, 2015.
Candidates are advised to come along with the JAMB Original Result Slip with their passport photograph on it.
MODE OF THE SCREENING EXERCISE
Computer-Based Test (CBT)
VENUE OF THE EXERCISE
The venue of the Exercise is the Information Communication Technology (ICT) Centre, Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo at 9:am each day.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
All Candidates are implored to download past questions and answers from the Polytechnic website after purchasing their forms online.

UI Post UTME Registration Exercise Will Commence, July 27

This is to inform all the prospective students of the University of Ibadan (UI) for the 2015/2016 academic session that the authorities of the institution have announced the date for the commencement of the sale of the Post UTME screening exercise form.
According to the publication made by the management, UI post UTME form will be available on;ine as from Monday 27 July 2015.
Bookmark this page and keep checking back for future updates.
Please note that payment will be online (via the university official website alone) .
MSG Team.

9 pupils burnt to death in Boko Haram attack

Nine pupils were burnt to death following a Boko Haram attack on a Cameroonian border village, Kamuna, on Sunday.
According to reports, an inferno started after the insurgent's July 19th attack, trapping and killing the children.
9ja School Gist gathered that several houses and properties were destroyed by the rampaging terrorists.
Recently, UN's agency for refugees (UNHCR) said in a report that there have been 18 recorded attacks by Boko Haram in northern Cameroon in 2015 alone, forcing almost 100,000 Cameroonians from their homes.
READ: 62,000 Nigerian, Cameroonian children displaced, deprived of education
The governor of Cameroon's Far North Region,Middjiyawa Bakari, in May said over 62,000 Nigerian and Cameroonian children of school age have been denied education because cross border attacks by Boko Haram have prevented the government from getting educational facilities to the displaced persons.
"The government and aid agencies are grappling with a complex emergency situation," Bakari said.
"Getting enough classrooms, teachers and various forms of assistance to the internally displaced children and refugees remains critical."
The UNHCR report had also stated that 60 percent of schools in Cameroon's most-affected localities have been abandoned.
This latest attack will be another blow on the already dwindling educational fortunes of the region.

9 pupils burnt to death in Boko Haram attack

Nine pupils were burnt to death following a Boko Haram attack on a Cameroonian border village, Kamuna, on Sunday.
According to reports, an inferno started after the insurgent's July 19th attack, trapping and killing the children.
9ja School Gist gathered that several houses and properties were destroyed by the rampaging terrorists.
Recently, UN's agency for refugees (UNHCR) said in a report that there have been 18 recorded attacks by Boko Haram in northern Cameroon in 2015 alone, forcing almost 100,000 Cameroonians from their homes.
READ: 62,000 Nigerian, Cameroonian children displaced, deprived of education
The governor of Cameroon's Far North Region,Middjiyawa Bakari, in May said over 62,000 Nigerian and Cameroonian children of school age have been denied education because cross border attacks by Boko Haram have prevented the government from getting educational facilities to the displaced persons.
"The government and aid agencies are grappling with a complex emergency situation," Bakari said.
"Getting enough classrooms, teachers and various forms of assistance to the internally displaced children and refugees remains critical."
The UNHCR report had also stated that 60 percent of schools in Cameroon's most-affected localities have been abandoned.
This latest attack will be another blow on the already dwindling educational fortunes of the region.

Imo Kidnapping Gunmen abduct female FUTO don from her home

An academic staff at theFederal University of Technology, Owerri(FUTO), Dr (Mrs)Felicia Eze, has been abducted by gunmen suspected to be kidnappers.
Eze, who is the Head of IMSU's Department of Information Management Technology, was reportedly abducted Monday morning from her home at Ihiagwa, Owerri.
Reports say the don is much loved by her students and is reputed to be one of the best Head of Departments in the institution.
Student Pulsegathered that Eze's abductors are yet to contact the family or demand a ransom.

Murder in Ondo 3 cultists hack graduate to death, escape on motorcycle

A graduate of theTai Solarin University of Education(TASUED), Ijagun, Ijebu Ode, has been killed by unidentified gunmen suspected to be cultists.
Femi Adebanjo, aka Efrebor, was waylaid by three gunmen who shot him and hacked him to death with machetes at Fatina Junction.
According to reports, Adebanjo who was on a motorcycle had been trailed by his attackers were also on a motorcycle.
They reportedly riddled his body with bullets before attacking him with machetes.
A resident of the area said he witnessed the gruesome killing.
“It was at about 6pm at the Fatina Junction. The men waylaid a motorcycle, which was conveying Adebanjo, and rained bullets on him," the source said.
"They later dragged him to a corner and began to cut him with machetes.
“No one could move near them until they were through and left the scene on their motorcycle.
"It was a very terrible scene.
"Some people later called the police to report the matter. The officers came to remove the corpse in their van."
A police source preliminary investigation showed that the attack was cult-related.
Confirming the incident, the Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer, DSPMuyiwa Adejobi, said investigations were ongoing to apprehend the killers.
He said the police had released the body to the family for burial.

Boko Haram Obasanjo prescribes education as solution to insurgency

Nigeria can only end the Boko Haram insurgency through an effective educational system, says former PresidentOlusegun Obasanjo.
Speaking last Friday at the 11th Convocation Lecture of theBenson Idahosa University(BIU), Benin, Edo state, Obasanjo said education remains the most effective solution.
In his lecture on the topic: 'Effective Educational System: A panacea for Societal Development and Transformation”, the former President said the military approach must be supported with the education.
"Even if we defeat Boko Haram on the battle front, we need education to sustain the victory," Obasanjo said.
“If we are able to tackle Boko Haram with education in our schools, both in the social media that they use, we will dilute their messages and positively win their hearts and others who have been swayed by the Jihadists messages.
“To succeed with counter messages, we need to be more appealing and truthful and as intense as those of Boko Haram if not more."
Obasanjo said a survey of education across the six geo-political zones of the country in 2010 had shown that the insurgency was only 'waiting to happen'.
"In 2010 there was a survey of education in Nigeria and among the six geopolitical zones; in the south west, it was 79 percent that are educated, in the south east, it is about 78 percent in the northeast, where Boko Haram dominates, it is 19 percent and that is one of the reasons people believe that Boko Haram was a menace waiting to happen," he added.
He called for concerted efforts to correct the situation.
“We have to reverse that trend, maybe the situation has even gone worse in the last five years because people have moved out of school, some schools have been destroyed and we cannot fold our arms and say it is up to the north east, it is up to all of us in Nigeria, we have to do what should be done to bring parity in the area of education across the length and breadth of the country,” Obasanjo said."
The Boko Haram insurgency, which has deliberately targeted schools, has damaged the educational sector of the entire North East region.

Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa Post UTME Form is Out – 2015/16

Federal Polytechnic, Nasarawa (FEDPONAS) invites suitably qualified candidates to her 2015/2016 academic session post UTME screening exercise.
Candidates Eligible for Federal Polytechnic, Nasarawa.
Candidates that have chosen the Federal Polytechnic, Nasarawa as their most preferred, more preferred or preferred Institution in the 2015 UTME and scored 150 and above in the appropriate subjects combination are eligible for Post-UTME Screening.
Federal Polytechnic, Nasarawa Post UTME Method of Application.
Application forms are obtainable on the purchase of the Registration PIN (Personal Identification Number) on e-transact platform at a non-refundable fee of Two Thousand Naira (N2,000.00) only (excluding bank charges) for Post UTME screening in respect of ND programmes payable at the United Bank for Africa Plc, Ecobank Plc Zenith Bank Plc and other commercial banks nationwide.
Candidates are to then register with the PIN on the website: www.fedpolynas.edu.ngand to print out their respective slips containing dates and times scheduled for screening.
Registration stops on the Wednesday, 26th August, 2015.

Federal Poly Nasarawa HND Admission Form – 2015/16 [PT & FT]

The management of the Federal Polytechnic, Nasarawa (FEDPONAS) Higher National Diploma (HND) full-time/part-time programmes admission form for the 2015/2016 academic session is now available online.
Federal Poly Nasarawa HND Full-Time Admission – Entry Requirements.
*.National Diploma (ND) in the relevant fields from recognized Polytechnics with at least Lower Credit plus at least five(5) credits in
*.GCE O’Level, SSCE or its equivalent in relevant subjects including Mathematics and English Language, and a minimum of one year post working experience of industrial attachment.
Federal Poly Nasarawa HND Part-Time Admission – Entry Requirements.
National Diploma (ND) in the relevant field from recognized Polytechnics with at least Lower Credit plus at least five (5) Credits in GCE O’Level, SSCE, or its equivalent in relevant subjects including Mathematics and English Language. Post ND working experiences not required for this admission.
Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa HND Full-Time Admission – Available Programmes.
School of Engineering Technology
1. Electrical/Electronics Engineering Technology with options:
*.Power and Machines
*.Electronics and Telecommunication
2. Mechanical Engineering Technology with option in Manufacturing.
3. Agricultural Engineering Technology with options in:
*.Farm Power
*.Post Harvest
School of Environmental Studies
1.Architectural Technology
2.Building Technology
3.Quantity Surveying
4.Urban and Regional Planning
5.Estate Management
School of Applied Sciences
1. Statistics
2. Computer Science
3. Science Laboratory Technology with options in:
*.Applied Chemistry
*.Physics Electronics
*.Biochemistry
*.Microbiology
School of Business studies
1.Accountancy
2.Business Administration and Management.
3.Banking and Finance
4.Marketing
5.Office Technology and Management
Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa HND Part-Time Admission – Available Programmes.
*. Electrical/electronic engineering technology (Power Machines option)
*.Mechanical Engineering Technology
*.Architectural Technology
*. Building Technology
*.Urban and Regional Planning
*.Banking and Finance
*.Marketing
*.Office Technology and Management
*.Statistics
*.Computer Science
*.Science Laboratory Technology
*.Accountancy
*.Agricultural Engineering Technology
*.Quantity Surveying
*.Business Administration and Management
*.Estate Management
Note to HND PT students – All Higher National Diploma (HND) programmes shall run for six (6) semesters and lectures shall be conducted during the weekends, (Fridays-sundays) and such candidates are not eligible forNYSCmobilization. The National Diploma (NDII) shall run for three (3) semesters, while the Polytechnic Diploma Programmes shall run for four (4) semesters.
How to Apply for Federal Poly Nasarawa HND Admission
Application forms are obtainable on the purchase of the Registration PIN (Personal Identification Number)one-transact platform at a non-refundable fee of Four Thousand Naira (N4,000.00) for HND programmes payable at the United Bank for Africa Plc, Ecobank Plc Zenith Bank Plc and other commercial banks nationwide.
PT applicants – The method of application is the same as that of Full-time progamme with the sum ofN5,000.00)only
Candidates are to then register with the PIN on the website: www.fedpolynas.edu.ngand to print out their respective slips containing dates and times scheduled for screening.
Note that the deadline for submission of applications is six (6) weeks from the date of publication. Date of publication – July 14, 2015.

Nasarawa Poly IJMB, Remedial, Pre-ND, Diploma & NDII Forms – 2015/16

Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa has advertised for suitable qualified individuals to apply for the 2015/2016 academic session.
Entry Requirements.
*.PRE-ND:At least five (5) credits in the GCE O’Level, SSCE, NECO, or its equivalent in the relevant subjects including Mathematics and English Language. Candidates will be required to sit and pass the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). The programme is strictly for applicants from Educationally Less Developed States i.e. Adamawa, Bauchi, Bayelsa, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Ebonyi, Gombe, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, Kebbi, Kogi, Kwara, Nasarawa, Niger, Plateau, Rivers, Sokoto, Taraba, Yobe, and Zamfara States.
*.IJMB:Five (5) CREDITS at not more than TWO SITTINGS in relevantsubjectsto include both English and Mathematics.
*.National Diploma (NDII):Ordinary Diploma or its equivalent in relevant discipline and five (5) Credits at not more than two sittings at the GCE O’Level, SSCE, or its equivalent in relevant subjects including Mathematics and English Language and any three relevant subjects.
*.Polytechnic Diploma (Part-Time):At least four (4) passes including Mathematics and English Language and other relevant subjects at the GCE O’ Level, SSCE or its equivalent.
Note: The National Diploma (NDII) shall run for three (3) semesters, while the Polytechnic Diploma Programmes shall run for four (4) semesters.
ONE-YEAR PRE-NATIONAL DIPLOMA (PRE-ND) SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMME IN:
*.Chemical Engineering Technology
*.Agricultural Engineering Technology
*.Civil Engineering Technology
*.Mechanical Engineering Technology
*.Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology
*.Quantity Surveying
*.Building Technology
*.Architectural technology
*.Urban and Regional Planning
*.Mathematics and Statistics
*.Science and Laboratory Technology
*.Hospitality Management
*.Agricultural Technology
IJMB PROGRAMME
The Interim Joint Matriculation Board programme is essentially a One-year Advanced Level programme in the Arts, Social Sciences and Science, which leads successful candidates to secure admission at the 200 level in a University through JAMB Direct Entry procedure. The available subject combinations are:
S/NOCOURSECODESUBJECT COMBINATION
1.005Accounting, Business Mgt, Economics
2.007Accounting, Business Mgt, Government
3.008Accounting, Business Mgt, Sociology
4.011Accounting, Economics, Government
5.013Business Mgt, Economics, A/L Maths
6.033Business Mgt, Economics, Government
7.034Business Mgt, Economics, Sociology
8038Business Mgt, Government, Sociology
9072Biology, Chemistry, Physics.
10073Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics
11077Biology, Economics, Mathematics
12080Biology, Geography, Mathematics
13083Biology, Physics, Mathematics
14116Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics
15119Chemistry, Geography, Mathematics
16120Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics
17123Chemistry, Geography, Mathematics
18146Economics, Geography, Physics
19147Economics, Geography, Mathematics
20154Economics, Geography, Literature in English
21155Economics, Geography, Sociology
22159Economics, Government, Literature in English
23160Economics, Government, Sociology
24170Economics, Literature English, Sociology
25178Geography, Physics, Mathematics
26179Geography, Physics, Sociology
27188Geography, Government, Sociology
28199Geography, Literature English, Sociology
29210Economics, Government, A/L Mathematics
30213Geography, Government, Mathematics
REMEDIAL PROGRAMME
Strictly for applicants from catchment States of the Institution: Nasarawa, Plateau, Benue, Kogi, Niger and Kwara.
HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA, NDII (PRE-HND) AND POLYTECHNIC DIPLOMA IN:
*.Electrical/electronic engineering technology(Power Machines option) – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Mechanical Engineering Technology – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Architectural Technology – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Building Technology – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Urban and Regional Planning – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Banking and Finance – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Marketing – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Office Technology and Management – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Statistics – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Computer Science – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Science Laboratory Technology – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Accountancy – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Agricultural Engineering Technology – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Quantity Surveying – HND/NDII/P. DIP.
*.Business Administration and Management – HND/NDII/P. DIP
*.Estate Management – HND/NDII
*.Mass Communication – NDII/P. DIP.
*.Library and Information Sciences – NDII/P. DIP.
*.Public Administration – NDII/P. DIP.
*.Land Administration – POLY DIP.
*.Civil Engineering Technology – POLY DIP.
*.Agricultural Technology – POLY DIP.
*.Entrepreneurship Development – POLY DIP.
*.Environmental Management – POLY DIP.
*.Crime Management, Prevention and Control (This programme isSTRICTLYfor personnel in the Military, Police, SSS, and other Para-Military Agencies, candidates are expected to show evidence accordingly).
METHOD OF APPLICATION
Application forms are obtainable on the purchase of the Registration PIN (personal identification number) one-transact platformat a non-refundable fee of Four Thousand naira(N4,000.00)only for Pre-ND programme; and Five Thousand Naira(N5, 000.00)only forothers.
*.All candidate are required to visit anycommercialbankacross the country and obtain the confirmation order PIN of Fed. Poly. Nasarawa viae-transact.
*.Candidate should thereafter proceed to the internet via the URL: fedpolynas.edu.ngportal and confirm the transaction confirmation ID to enable filling of the form.
*.Candidate shall be required to fill-in the bio – data e-form and submit electronically.
*.Candidate shall be print-out a hard-copy of acknowledge slip on submission online.
*.Note that the deadline for submission of applications is six (6) weeks from the date of publication (14/7/2015)

Important Notice to OAU 2014/15 Fresh Undergraduates

If you partook in the ICT training for Fresh Undergraduate students that held between May 30 and July 3, 2015 at the University ICT Centre, you are required to cross-check your respective faculty list for the correctness of your name. If there is any mistake in your name spelling or ordering, kindly come to the University ICT Centre between the hours of 9 and 11 on Friday, July 31st for correction.
Do note your serial number on faculty list.
Go to http://web-2.oauife.edu.nginfo to view the list.

Al-Hikmah University Important Notice To Final Year Students

This is to inform all the final year students who wrote CMP 412 (Computer Installation and Management) held on Thursday, July 2, 2015 (1:30pm – 3:30pm) in the Auditorium and CMP 414 (Structured Programming) held on Wednesday, July 1, 2015 (1:30pm – 3:30pm) in the Auditorium that the two (2) examinations have been cancelled.
New dates have been scheduled for the two (2) examinations to be re-written as follows:
i. Thursday, 23rd July, 2015 CMP 412 – Computer Installation and Management 9:00 a.m – 11:00 a.m (Auditorium)
ii. Thursday, 23rd July, 2015 CMP 414 – Structured Programming 2:00p.m – 4:00p.m (Auditorium)
While regretting all inconveniences, all the students who registered for these courses during the Rain Semester 2014/2015 Academic Session must re-write the Examinations as scheduled above.
Kindly pass this important information to all your mates and friends who registered for these courses.

FUT Minna Post-UTME/DE 2015: Date, Cut-off Mark, Eligibility And Registration Details

This is to inform all UTME and Direct Entry (DE) candidates who have applied for admission into the Federal University of Technology, Minna for the 2015/2016 academic session that the University has scheduled the University Pre-Admission Screening Exercise (UPASE) to hold at the University Main Campus, Gidan  Kwano, Minna, as follows:
 
Date
UTME
Direct Entry
Commencement date for online registration:
00.01hrs on Friday 24th July, 2015
00.01hrs
Monday 7th September, 2015
Close of online registration:
12.00hrs midnight on Monday 10th August, 2015
12.00hrs midnight on
Wednesday, 16th September, 2015
Dates of screening exercise:
Wednesday 12th – Friday 14th August, 2015
Thursday 17th September, and Friday 18th September, 2015
Candidates are hereby notified that the screening exercise shall be conducted using the Computer-Based Test (CBT) platform.
 1.         Eligibility
 i) Only UTME and DE candidates who selected FUT Minna are eligible for the screening exercise.
 ii)  UTME Candidates MUST have scored NOT LESS than the indicated minimum scores for various Schools/Courses/Programmes in the 2015 UTME as shown below:
S/N
FACULTY/SCHOOL
DEPARTMENT/COURSE
CUT-OFF MARK
1
SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE AND AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY
(SAAT)
Agricultural EconomicsExtension Technology (AET)
180
Animal Production (APT)
180
Crop Production (CRP)
185
Food Science Technology (FST)
180
Horticulture (HRT)
188
Soil Science and Land Management (SLM)
183
Water Resources, AquacultureFisheries Technology (WAFT)
181
2
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY
(SEET)
AgriculturalBioresources Engineering (ABE)
180
Chemical Engineering (CHE)
184
Civil Engineering (CIE)
187
Computer Engineering (CPE)
197
Electrical/Electronics Engineering (EEE)
188
Mechanical Engineering (MEE)
185
Telecommunication Engineering (TME)
180
Mechatronics Engineering (MCE)
182
3
SCHOOL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND MANAGEMENT ECHNOLOGY
(SEMT)
EntrepreneurshipBusiness Studies (EBS)
180
Project Management Technology (PMT)
180
Transport Management Technology (TMT)
183
4
SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY
(SET)
Architecture (ARC)
203
Building Technology (BDT)
180
Estate ManagementValuation (EMV)
180
Quantity Surveying (QTS)
180
SurveyingGeoinformatics (SVG)
180
UrbanRegional Planning (URP)
180
5
SCHOOL OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
(SICT)
Computer Science (CPT)
190
Cyber Security Science (CSS)
180
InformationMedia Technology (IMT)
180
6
SCHOOL OF LIFE SCIENCES
(SLS)
Biological Sciences (BIO)
180
Biochemistry (BCH)
189
Microbiology (MCB)
190
7
SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL
SCIENCES
(SPS)
Chemistry (CHM)
180
Geology (GEL)
180
Geography (GRY)
180
Mathematics/Statistics (MAT)
180
Physics (PHY)
180
8
SCHOOL OF SCIENCETECHNOLOGY
EDUCATION
(SSTE)
Science Education

            Education Biology (EDB)
180
            Education Chemistry (EDC)
180
            Education Geography (EDG)
180
            Education Mathematics (EDM)
186
            Education Physics (EDP)
188
IndustrialTechnology Education (ITE)
180
LibraryInformation Technology (LIT)
180
iii)       Candidates MUST meet the minimum UTME scores for their chosen courses, have the right UTME subject combinations as prescribed in the JAMB Brochure and the requisite ‘O’ Level subjects at credit level.
iv)       However, candidates who do not meet any of the above requirements will be allowed to change to any other course whose requirements are met by the candidates.  The change of course will attract a processing fee of N1,000 only payable at the screening venue.
v)        All candidates must possess a minimum of five ‘O’ Level credits including Mathematics and English Language at not more than two sittings in subjects relevant to their proposed courses.
vi)       Only ‘O’ Level result print-outs downloaded directly from the website of the national examining bodies (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB) or photocopies of the original certificate(s) will be accepted for verification.  Candidates that already have their ‘O’ Level results MUST bring the results to the screening venue.  Failure to do so will result in disqualification of candidates.
vii)      Candidates awaiting results will be allowed to participate in the UPASE but MUST submit such results not later than Thursday 15th October, 2015.  For submission of such results, candidates are to go back to their registration page on the University website to update their records or submit hard copies of the results to the Office of the DVC Academic, at the Main Campus, Gidan Kwano.
 
viii)       Candidates that choose to submit their results online should print the acknowledgement slips after uploading.
For the list of relevant subjects for each course/programme, check the homepage of the University website.
NOTE:   Any false declaration could lead to a candidate’s disqualification at any stage of the admission process.
2.         Method of Registration
UTME Candidates
Click on “2015/2016 UPASE”
On the page that appears, click on ‘UPASE-UTME Login’
 
Enter your JAMB registration number
Enter one of your names
Click on ‘Login’
On a page that appears, you are required to upload your recent coloured passport photograph in JPG format (Width 150 px, Height 170 px)
Choose another course from the list of departments if your UTME/’O’ level subject combinations do not meet the minimum requirements for the course registered with JAMB.
NOTE: The system automatically detects if you have the required UTME subject combination and the minimum score for the programme selected.
Status of ‘O’ Level results (click on the appropriate box)
Click on ‘Proceed to payment gateway’
Confirm your entries
Click on the payment page button to proceed to payment gateway
Payment is done through Debit Card (MasterCard - Most preferred) or Verve (only the ones enabled for online payment )
Enter ATM Debit card details (Card number, expiry date, CVV 2 i.e the 3 digits behind your card, and pin number)
NOTE: This automatically debits N2,250.00 only (the N250 is service charge for the Interswitch platform)
If payment is successful, the screen will display all the data you previously entered.
Click on the ‘Print’ button to print the document
Keep the printout and take it to the UPASE venue
3.      Requirements for the Screening Exercise
All eligible candidates are required to come on the date indicated on their scheduling slips.
Candidates are to report at the Suleiman Kumo Convocation Square at the University Main Campus, Gidan-Kwano along Minna-Bida road with the following:
A printout of the 2015/2016 UTME result slip bearing the candidate’s passport photograph (the Passport should not be affixed).  The title of the course/programme of choice should be boldly written by the candidate on top of the result slip.
The printed 2015/2016 University Pre-Admission Screening Exercise (UPASE) scheduling slip.
A writing material (biro or pencil)
A simple scientific calculator (non-programmable) without cover.
4.         General Information
No candidate will be allowed to participate in the scree

Imo Poly HND Full Time and Part Time Programmes 2015/2016 Announced

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the following HND Full Time and Part Time programmes in Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo, Owerri, IMO STATE for 2015/2016 Academic Session.
PROGRAMMES:
A. FULL TIME PROGRAMMES – REGULAR 1
1. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
Courses available: (Full Time)
i. HND in Animal Production Technology
ii. HND in Animal Health Technology
iii. HND in Fisheries Technology
iv. HND in Agricultural Extension and Management
vi. HND in Crop Science Technology
vii. HND in Soil Science Technology
Note: Credit pass in Chemistry also compulsory
2. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Courses available: (Full Time)
i. HND in Accounting Technology
ii. HND in BankingFinance
iii. HND in Business Administration
iv. HND in Cooperative Economics
v. HND in Public Administration
vi. HND in Marketing
vii. HND in Office Technology Management
3. SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
Courses available: (Full Time)
i. HND in HorticultureLandscape Technology
ii. HND in ForestryEnvironmental Management Technology
4. SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Courses available: (Full Time)
i. HND in Computer Science
ii. HND in Science Laboratory Technology (Chemistry/Biochemistry)
iii. HND in Science Laboratory Technology (Physics/Electronics)
iv. HND in Science Laboratory Technology (Biology/Microbiology)
v. HND in Statistics
vi. HND in Nutrition and Dietetics
Note: Credit pass in Physics also compulsory
5. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
Courses available: (Full Time)
i. HND in AgriculturalBio-Environmental Engineering
ii. HND in Chemical Engineering
B. EVENING PROGRAMMES – REGULAR 2
1. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Courses available: (Full Time)
i. HND in Accounting Technology
ii. HND in BankingFinance
iii. HND in Business Administration
iv. HND in Cooperative Economics
v. HND in Public Administration
vi. HND in Marketing
vii. HND in Office Technology Management
C. PART-TIMECONTINUING EDUCATION (WEEKEND PROGRAMME)
1. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE
Courses available: (Part-Time)
i. HND in Animal Health Technology
ii. HND in Animal Production Technology
2. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Courses available:
i. HND in Public Administration
ii. HND in Business Administration
iii. HND in Accountancy
iv. HND in Co-operative Economics
v. HND in Banking and Finance
vi. HND in Marketing
vii. HND in Office Technology Management
D. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
HND (REGULAR 1REGULAR 2) PROGRAMMES:
i. Must have ND Statement of Result
ii. Must have five (5) CREDIT passes at O/level at a maximum of two sittings as specified in JAMB Brochure.
iii. A minimum of one (1) year post ND cognate working experience in field of specialization for those with a minimum of Lower Credit.
iv. Candidates without the above requirements need not apply
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:
1. HND (WEEKEND) PROGRAMMES:
i. Must have ND Statement of Result
ii. Must have five (5) CREDITpasses at O/level at a maximum of two sittings as specified in JAMB Brochure.
iii. A minimum of one (1) year post ND cognate working experience in field of specialization for those with a minimum of Lower Credit.
POST-UTME EXAMINATION:
Candidates for HND Regular 1 and 2 are to seat for a structured COMPUTER BASED TEST (CBT) on the following dates at the Imo State Polytechnic Main Campus, Umuagwo:
i. School of Business: 3rd to 4th August, 2015. Time: 10am
ii. School of Science and Environmental Studies: 5th to 6th August, 2015. Time: 10am
iii. School of Agriculture and Engineering: 7th to 8th August, 2015. Time: 10am
G. NOTE: CANDIDATES ARE TO COME TO THE EXAMINATION HALL WITH THE FOLLOWINGS:
a. A Copy of their Imo State Polytechnic Examination Photo-card
b. A copy of O’ level Computer print- out
c. A copy of JAMB result Computer print- out
d. Evidence of one industrial attachment

Fed University Dutse Post UTME/DE 2015: Date, Cut-Off Mark, Eligibility And Registration Details

This is to invite candidates who have chosen Federal University Dutse as theirFIRSTCHOICEinUTMEandDIRECT ENTRYand scored the required minimum national cut-off point of180andabovefor the 2015 UTME and merit and above for Direct Entry to the POST-UTME/DE test.
The exercise is scheduled to hold in the FUD permanent site along Ibrahim Aliyu Bye-Pass Dutse, Jigawa State.
Session
Faculty
Time
Date
1.
Arts and Social Sciences(UTME candidates)
8:00am
Saturday 25thJuly, 2015
2.
Agriculture/Science/ Medicine (UTME candidates)
11:00am
Saturday 25thJuly, 2015
3.
All Direct Entry (DE) candidates
2:00pm
Saturday 25thJuly, 2015
All candidates are to come with the following:
1.Evidence of payment (Bank Teller) of non-refundable fee of₦2,000.00only payable at theFederal University Dutse, Micro Finance BankwithAccount Number1100000911andStanbic IBTC BankwithAccount Number 0014538114and obtained receipt at the Bursary Department;
2.Writing materials;
3.Original and photocopies ofUTME/DEslip andWAEC, NECOorNABTEB;
4.Two recent passport photographs;
5.The Post-UTME registration form can be downloadedHERE
6.Candidates are advised to pay intoONLYdesignated Banks as in (1) above and avoid dealing with individuals, please.
7.Holders of university based diploma certificates need not to apply.




Fed University Dutse Post-UTME 2015 Past Questions is now available, contact Admin if u are interested 

LASPOTECH Post-UTME 2015: Date, Cut-off Mark, Eligibility And Registration Details

Eligible candidates are hereby invited for Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOTECH) the 2015/2016 Post-UTME CBT Screening Exercise
(A)ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES
All candidates who chose Lagos State Polytechnic as their Institution of choice, and obtained the minimum cut-off mark/score of 150 in the 2015/2016 UTME and also have the required relevant credits as contained in the JAMB brochure.
(B-)PROCEDURE FOR POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE
(1) Candidates are expected to make a payment of N2,000.00 (Two Thousand Naira only) .
(2) Candidates are advised to visit the Lagos State Polytechnic website i.e.http://www.mylaspotech.edu.ngand follow the steps below to make payment on-line, fill-in their details and print out the screening slip
i. Click on the "Admission" link on the navigation bar,
ii. Select a programme i.e. Post-UTME
iii. Click on "Continue" button
iv. Fill the profile form and choose a suitable username or use your UTME Reg. Number as your username and password of your choice (your password should contain alphabets, numbers and/or symbols) not less than 7 in characters, supply a working email and a valid GSM number
v. Then, Click on "Continue"
vi. Login with your username and password
vii. Click on Pay (you will make use of a web enabled ATM card for the payment)
viii. Complete the application form as appropriate.
(3) You will equally be required and prompted to upload a coloured passport photograph of NOT MORE THAN 22kb in size. '
(4) Read and accept the attestation, cross-check your entries on the application form, if okay Click "Submit" button.
(5) Print out your Application form. You will be required to present this at the screening venue and also at a later date, so keep it safe.
(6) Print out your POST-UTME Schedule; bring this along on the examination day.
(C)GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
i. UTME Original Result Slip with your passport photograph on it must be presented at the screening centres. If you do not have this document,click here to get yours
ii. GSM, Calculators and other electronic devices are not allowed.
iii. Parents, Guardians and other unauthorised persons within and outside the Polytechnic will not be allowed at the screening centres during the Post-UTME Screening Exercise.
iv. Purchase and submission of form on-line will close by 11:59 pm on Sunday 23rd August, 2015.
SCHEDULE OF SCREENING VENUES, DATES AND PROGRAMMES
The Computer Based Test (CBT) Screening Exercise will commence from Monday 31st August 2015 on all the three (3) Campuses of the Polytechnic - Ikorodu, Surulere and Isolo Digital Parks.

LASPOTECHPost-UTME 2015 Past Questions is now available, contact Admin if u are interested 

NDU Post-UTME 2015: Date, Cut-off Mark, Eligibility And Registration Details

This is to inform the general public that the Post-UTME Screening Exercise of the Niger Delta University for the 2015/2016 session will take place as indicated below:
1.ELIGIBILITY
Candidates who chose the Niger Delta University as first choice Minimum UME score for all candidates is 180
IMPORTANT NOTE: CANDIDATES WHO CHOSE THE FOLLOWING COURSES ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO TAKE PART IN THE SCREENING EXERCISE.
i. EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT
ii. COMPUTER SCIENCE
iii. GEOLOGY
iv. MATHEMATICS
v. PHYSICS
CANDIDATES WHO CHOSE THE FOLLOWING COURSE ARE NOW ELIGIBLE
i. LAW
2.REGISTRATION
Registration is online on our website atwww.ndu.edu.ngor atwww.ndu.ac.Starting from Tuesday 21st July to Saturday 15th August, 2015.
The Registration Process is as follows:
THERE ARE TWO OPTIONS FOR PAYMENT
i. a) Go to any Diamond, Sky or First Bank branch in Nigeria, along with your UTME Registration slip.
Purchase an e-pin for Niger Delta University Post-UTME Screening for a fee of Three Thousand Naira (N3,000.00). The University will not subsidize other charges such as Bank charges.
b) Go to the websitehttps://webpay.opus.com.ngand pay for your Pin online using your ATM or Credit card. Instructions as written on the site. Please ensure you print your
payment reference as the authorization ePin is on it.
Disclaimer: Please protect your ATM and Credit card details. The Niger Delta University will not be held liable for any incidents.
AFTER PAYMENT
ii. Go online and log ontowww.ndu.edu.ngand link the sitewww.ndu.ac.or go directly towww.ndu.ac., and click on ‘Apply for Post-UTME Screening exercise. Complete the online application for Post-UTME screening.
APPLICANTS ARE WARNED: PLEASE FILL YOUR APPLICATION YOURSELF.
iii. The Passport photograph – the passport photograph will be captured by using a web camera available on the computer you are using for the online registration. You do not need
to scan a photograph and upload for the registration. Applicants must ensure that the computer they are using has a web camera.
YOUR CAPTURED PHOTOGRAPH MUST CONFORM TO THE FOLLOWING
a) No Head Cover
b) Whole of head, ears and neck must show
c) Do not wear spectacles
iv. Print out the generated Acknowledgement Letter and your Application form. Your seat number for the screening exercise will be indicated on the form. You must bring these
(Acknowledgement Letter and Application form) along to the screening venue.
Candidates are advised to make photocopies of the Acknowledgement Letter and the Application form. Candidates without the Acknowledgement Letter and Application
form will not be allowed to do the Post-UTME screening exercise.
v.Notification for Post-UTME Exercise
You will receive a notification through SMS via telephone and by e-mail indicating whether or not you are qualified to do the screening exercise. The dates for your screening exercise will also be available on our websitewww.ndu.edu.ng.
NOTE:
1. Your application will not be successful if:
-Your UTME score is less than 180
-The appropriate e-pin is not used
-If you enter a State or origin different from the one indicated on your JAMB Registration Form.
Note that the screening exercise starts from your buying of the pin.
2. Always check your e-mail box for mails
3.IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
READ AND FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY:
i. Passport Photograph, scanned photographs will not be accepted by the online registration system. Ensure that the computer you are using has a web camera, which will take your passport photograph.
ii. Use the same names as you used in your UTME.
iii. Submit two valid e-mail addresses and two GSM phone numbers in your registration form.
(Niger Delta University will not be held responsible if you use invalid e-mail and telephone numbers).
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A PERSONAL PHONE NUMBER, PLEASE INDICATE THOSE OF YOUR PARENTS OR GUARDIANS
4.SCHEDULE OF SCREENING EXERCISE
NOTICE OF SPECIFIC DAYS AND LIST OF HALLS OF SCREENING WILL BE PLACED ON THE UNIVERSITY WEBSITE FROM SUNDAY 16TH AUGUST, 2015 AT THE UNIVERSITY GATE ON THE DATE OF SCREENING. PLEASE CHECK FOR YOUR HALL, USING YOUR SEAT NUMBER.
DATE, TIME AND VENUE OF SCREENING EXERCISE WILL BE POSTED ONLINE ON OUR WEBSITEwww.ndu.edu.ng..
The Screening process is time consuming, given the fact that it involves Biometric techniques such as finger printing; latecomers will not be screened. Those resident outside Yenagoa/Wilberforce Island are advised to come a day earlier. The University is not responsible for accommodating any candidate.
A)BRING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS FOR THE SCREENING
HB pencils and erasers. No biros or pens will be allowed. Acknowledgement Letter and Application form.
You are advised to come along with your JAMB Original Result Slip with your passport photograph on it. If you do not have thisclick here to get yours
CAUTION:
B) DO NOT BRING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS INTO THE SCREENING HALL.
Mathematical Tables Calculators
GSM PHONES (WILL BE CONFISCATED. The Niger Delta University will not be liable).
5.DISQUALIFICATION
CANDIDATES WHO MAKE FALSE DECLARATION OF UTME SCORES AND
ORDINARY LEVEL GRADES (SSCE, GCE, NECO AND THEIR EQUIVALENT) AS WELL AS STATE OF ORIGIN SHALL NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR ADMISSION.
6.MODE OF DRESS DURING SCREENING Decent Dressing.
PLEASE NOTE, YOU WILL NOT BE SCREENED IF YOUR DRESSING IS INDECENT.
All previous payments for the Niger Delta University Post-UTME Forms were not authorized by the Niger Delta University.
All persons who had previously bought forms in the name of Niger Delta University had done so at their own risk.

Catholic Augustine University Cardinal Okojie blames NUC for rot in education system

CardinalAnthony Olubunmi Okogiehas blamed the deficiencies in the education system on theNigerian Universities Commission(NUC) and the society.
Okojie, who isCatholic Archbishop Emeritus of Lagos, a major cause of corruption and misconduct by students and staff of higher institutions is due to the NUC's negligence, The Nation reports.
“Yes, I am greatly worried and you don’t blame these children," he said.
"It’s the kind of society we built for them."
Okojie urged the NUC to be more patriotic in its activities.
He said the new Catholic Augustine University, which is to open for resumption in September, will champion the needed change in Nigeria's education sector.
“I can promise you that this institution is definitely going to be different," the cleric said.
"Otherwise, I won’t be bothering my head thinking about giving the nation a university."

Education Fear of Mathematics is a global 'disease' — Prof Ale

Mathematics as a subject is feared globally, not just in Nigeria says Professor Sam Ale, a former Director-General of the National Mathematical Centre.
Ale said this in a recent interview withDaily Trustin Abuja.
According to him, the fear of the subject is not a Nigerian problem because students all over the world fear it..
"All over the world, there is apathy towards mathematics because people think the subject is difficult," Ale said.
"That's a problem faced all over the globe, not only in Nigeria."
Immediately you mention that you are a mathematician, people will refer to you as a terror.
"Majority of people don't like the subject and are scared of it."
The Professor noted that only with advancement in Mathematics can the world progress.
"The advancement in the world is together. I can make bold to say that the world cannot advance without advancement in mathematics," he added.
"Yes, it is a disease of many students and people generally; but truly, we need it to advance."
He called on the government to pay special attention to rural education, noting that, "until educational facilities are improved upon, mathematics as a subject will not thrive."

Double Tragedy 2 Nigerian student-athletes drown in Canada, US on same day

Nigeria has lost two of its students in the diaspora in two strikingly similar swimming tragedies that occurred in Canada and the United State (US) on the same day.
Oluwatoni Onikekua 20-year-old undergraduateandJamal Ottuna 1 7-year-old secondary school studentboth died while swimming on Sunday the 12 of July 2015.
Onikekuwas a student-athlete and member of the track team at the University of Massachusetts (UMass), Lowell, United States.
The political science major drowned while swimming with friends in the Deerfield River, Deerfield, United States.
He died on the spot.
READ: 20-yr-old Nigerian student-athlete drowns in US river
On the same day, Ottun, a student at the Wallington County Grammar School in South London, drowned in theShawnigan Lake,Vancouver Island, Canada.
Like Onikeku, he was a student-athlete and member of the school’s rugby team.
The UK-based teenager was swimming with his teammates while they were on a Rugby tour in Canada.
READ:17-yr-old Nigerian student drowns while swimmingin Lake
Ottun’s school described him as “an extremely popular and talented Year 12 student” while Onikeku’s coach, Gary Gardner said “there wasn’t one person on the team that he didn’t sincerely care about and showed it.”

Delta State University Protest rock DELSU after robbers stab 6 students

Students of theDelta State University(DELSU), Oleh Campus, have protested following attacks on six of their colleagues by unidentified assailants.
The injured student are Sergine Presley, Amasa Gideon, Ideh David, German Kenneth, Sunday and Humprey Odion, all 500 level students.
The students blocked the road leading to the campus chanting aluta songs.
As a result, vehicular and pedestrian movement were obstructed even as shops were close.
Leading the protest, the President of the Student Union Government (SUG), ComradeOshie Ewomazino, condemned the attack.
The Delta State Police Public Relation Officer, DSP Celestina Kalu, said the 6 injured the students injured in the attack are receiving and responding to treatment.

Murder in Ondo 3 cultists hack graduate to death, escape on motorcycle

A graduate of theTai Solarin University of Education(TASUED), Ijagun, Ijebu Ode, has been killed by unidentified gunmen suspected to be cultists.
Femi Adebanjo, aka Efrebor, was waylaid by three gunmen who shot him and hacked him to death with machetes at Fatina Junction.
According to reports, Adebanjo who was on a motorcycle had been trailed by his attackers were also on a motorcycle.
They reportedly riddled his body with bullets before attacking him with machetes.
A resident of the area said he witnessed the gruesome killing.
“It was at about 6pm at the Fatina Junction. The men waylaid a motorcycle, which was conveying Adebanjo, and rained bullets on him," the source said.
"They later dragged him to a corner and began to cut him with machetes.
“No one could move near them until they were through and left the scene on their motorcycle.
"It was a very terrible scene.
"Some people later called the police to report the matter. The officers came to remove the corpse in their van."
A police source preliminary investigation showed that the attack was cult-related.
Confirming the incident, the Ogun State Police Public Relations Officer, DSPMuyiwa Adejobi, said investigations were ongoing to apprehend the killers.
He said the police had released the body to the family for burial.

Requirements For Registration/Mobilization Of Graduates

This is to inform all prospective corps members, i.e. Nigerians who have graduated from Universities and Mono/Polytechnics both at home and abroad that the NYSC On-line registration portal will be opened from ****  to enable them register for the 2015 Batch ‘A’ mobilization.

In order to ensure a seamless registration, prospective corps members are to note the following for strict compliance:

The Website address is any of the following:

www.nysc.gov.ng

www.nysc.org.ng

www.portal.nysc.gov.ng

Prospective Corps members should ensure that they have functional e-mail addresses with valid password and Nigerian (GSM) telephone numbers with which to register

Locally trained prospective Corps members are expected to use correct JAMB and 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 NYSC portal.

Prospective corps members must ensure that their institutions and Courses are approved and accredited by Nigeria Universities Commission (NUC), National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) or Federal Ministry of Education (FME), otherwise they would not be mobilized..

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,

General Certificate of Education (GCE O’ Level) (with not less than 5 Credits at 2 sittings) or its equivalent,

NECO (with not less than 5 Credits at 2 sittings) 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.

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 and Pharmacy are expected to have their Certificates of Registration with Nigerian Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (NMDCN) and Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) respectively. 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 along with the original documents they uploaded to the camp where they will be verified.

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

Prospective corps members should ensure that it is their accurate passport size photograph that is captured during registration.

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 finger used for their biometric capturing as this will be used for data verification at the orientation camp. 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).

Prospective Corps members 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 during the 2014 Batch ‘C’ Mobilisation but did not print their call-up letters online need not to pay again.

Married female prospective corps members should submit copies of their marriage Certificate, evidence of Change of name and their husband’s place of domicile including their call-up numbers to their schools or nearest NYSC Secretariats. Foreign-trained graduates should upload theirs during registration.

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

Prospective corps members who have problems related to mobilization should go to the nearest NYSC Secretariats, see the Deployment and Relocation officer and lodge their complaints

All Part-time graduates are also expected to register on-line, even though they qualify for Exclusion.

PLEASE NOTE THAT ONCE THE PORTAL IS CLOSED THERE WILL BE NO FURTHER REGISTRATION.

Source: NYSC website

Bingham University Post-UTME 2015: Date, Cut-off Mark, Eligibility And Registration Details

Application for 2015/2016 admission into Bingham University is still available for candidates who obtained a minimum of 180 in JAMB and wish to study in the school, whether or not they made it a choice in JAMB.
Screening Details
Venue for screening is Bingham University, Permanent Site, KM 26 Abuja-Keffi Expressway, Kodape New Karu, Nasarwa State.
Candidates are required to bring along to the Post-UTME Screening.
1.Photocopies of their O’level and A’level results
2. 2015 Original UTME Result Slip with your passport photograph on it. If you do not have this document,click here to get yours
3.2 passport size photographs.
4.Please note that Direct Entry Candidates are required to bring their Registration Form printout. Screening commences at 8am prompt.