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| Which of this Subject is your strength and Weakness |
We have often heard people saying mathematics is difficult while some people believe mathematics is not a difficult subject.
Some also believe physics ,literature and account is more difficult compare to mathematics.
In the list of subject listed below, which of this Subject is your strength and Weakness
Maths
English
Chemistry
Physics
Biology
Account
Government
Lit
Civic Education
Agric
Commerce
Geography
Econs
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| NDA List of Shortlisted Candidates for 68 RC Entrance Exam is Out |
The Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna has published the list of shortlisted candidates for
the 68 Regular Course (RC) admission entrance examination.
The candidates whose names appear in this publication were shortlisted for the NDA Entrance Examination which is scheduled to hold on Saturday, 23 April, 2016.
Note: Only candidates who pass the entrance examination will qualify to continue with the
interview.
NDA Shortlisted Candidates for 2016/2017 Admission:
Candidates are to view the list of shortlisted NDA applicants for 68th Regular Course from the
document below;
http://cdn.campusportalng.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/NDA-Shortlisted-candidates-2016.pdf
Note: The document can best be viewed with a computer or a pdf enabled device.
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| IAUE To Commence IT Academy Programme With Microsoft Corporation |
Microsoft is the world’s leading producer of computer software and one of the most formidable and influential providers of information technology.
It was founded April 4, 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in Albuquergue New Mexico. Some of its best selling products include the Microsoft windows operating system, Microsoft office suite of productivity software and many other software services, devices and solutions.
Microsoftsoft Corportation has indicated interest to partner with Ignatius Ajuru University of Education to improve and strengthen the educational programmes of the university.
Microsoft Consumer Channels Group Director Mr. Mark Ihimoyan gave this indication when he paid a courtesy visit to the Vice-Chancellor of Ignatius Ajuru University of Education Professor Joseph Kinanee at his office on Wednesday 23rd March 2016.
Mr Ihimoyan who pointed out that Microsoft has moved from archaic technology to cutting edge system through its incessant innovations remarked that the 21st century modern day students needs to be creative and relevant as a professional. The educational and learning experiences he continued would be transformed with innovations and made interesting to help empower, develop skills and create a sustained economic opportunities for the students.
The Microsoft Director who noted that IAUE was blessed to have a visionary leader like Professor Joseph Kinanee, stressed that they were ready to start the IT Academy programme with Microsoft certification and make IAUE a bench mark for a global standard that can be referenced.
Responding the Vice-Chancellor Professor Joseph Kinanee noted that the university had gotten computers and software from Microsoft before now. He emphasized that the dream of State Government was to ensure that IAUE trained students in B.Sc. Ed and B. Sc Computer Science.
The Vice-Chancellor hinted that although the university was one of education it would diversify and welcomed the proposal for Microsoft personnel to train IAUE Staff in modern technology. He also said that IAUE would gladly partner with Microsoft in its effort to support the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) as well as maintain it adding that maintenance culture was key if much was to be achieved.
Professor Kinanee informed the Director that IAUE was preparing for accreditation by the National Universities Commission (NUC) and needed e-library in each department. He solicited for support to ensure that the programmes of the university attained full accreditation.
Also speaking the university librarian Dr. Boma Obi observed that the university e-library was functional and not a check list. She called for effective training at the barest minimum cost as staff would be interested in their training which she noted must not necessarily be self based. Dr. Obi opined that some staff were immigrants to the ICT world and needed personal training
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| JAMB 2016 Change of Course And Institution Has Resumed |
We are pleased to inform all 2016 UTME candidates that the 2016 JAMB Change of course/institution which was initially suspended has resumed.
To change your course and
institution, you will have to get
the ( jamb change of course and
institution form) from any jamb
agent around you.
You can also visit any
authorised jamb registration
centre to get your form and
change the school immediately
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| Covenant University 2016/2017 Post UTME Mode Of Application |
The Management of Covenant University wishes to inform candidates that choose the institution as choices in JAMB that applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into undergraduate degree programmes on a full time basis in the following Colleges and
Departments of the University:
*.Accounting
*.Banking and Finance
*.Business Administration
*.Industrial Relations and
*.Human Resource Management
*.Marketing
*.Demography and Social Statistics
*.Economics
*.Mass Communication
*.Sociology
*.International Relations
*.Policy and Strategic Studies
*.Political Science
*.Psychology
*.English
*.Civil Engineering
*.Computer Engineering
*.Electrical and Electronics Engineering
*.Information and Communication Engineering
*.Mechanical Engineering
*.Petroleum Engineering
*.Chemical Engineering
*.Architecture
*.Building Technology
*.Estate Management
*.Biology: (Applied Biology and Biotechnology)
*.Biochemistry
*.Microbiology
*.Industrial Chemistry :
*.(Analytical/Environmental Chemistry)
*.(Materials/Polymer Chemistry)
*.Computer Science
*.Management Information System
*.Industrial Mathematics
*.Industrial Physics:
*.(Applied Geophysics)
*.(Electronics and IT Applications)
*.(Renewable Energy)
Post UTME Mode of Application.
*.Candidates applying to Covenant University are required to sit for the 2016/2017 UTME of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and attain the prescribed cut-off mark.
*.In addition, applicants must complete the Covenant University Application form online at [url=http://cuportal.covenantuniversity.edu.ng/undergraduate/]http://cupo rtal.covena ntuniversit y.edu.ng /undergrad uate/[/url]
*.Covenant University conducts a Post-UTME screening exercise for all candidates seeking admission into the University.
Applicants are to note that Post-UTME screening is schedule for 16th– 28th, May 2016.
Note: Admission into Covenant University is STRICTLY by merit. We do not ask for money to influence admission. Please beware!!!
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| Fed Poly Ede ASUP Strike Action And The Injustice Against Students |
When two elephants are in a tug of war, the grass they say
are those that will suffer for it, Which brings about the
commencement of an industrial action between the Non-
academic staff union and the School management of
Federal Polytechnic Ede Osun State.
This strike which today marks the 8th day of its kickoff has
been a serious concern to all the students most especially
the stalites (some stated their exams a day before the strike
started) in the institution.
Now, two heads/elephants are in a serious disagreement,
the students who knows nothing about what could have
prompted the disagreement are the victim who suffers for
the cause and are being kept at home doing nothing. The
management is also happy to waste the students' time
because they know they can't do anything.
The major concern of the students are those who have
spent 4 years obtaining Ordinary National Diploma and
those who have spent 3 good years just to obtain their
Higher National Diploma (HND) could not have the courage
to face either of them because they don't want to spend
another extra year which the management threatened to
give them if they raise any alarm about it.
Recently a student posted an article on Facebook page of
the institution, the article caught the attention of the
management and they ordered for the arrest of the student
and was detained in the police custody for more than 24hrs
just because the student expressed his mind concerning
what was going on in the institution.
The school management increased the School fees, some
students went for a peaceful protest just to know the reason
why the fees was increased they were all beaten by the
security and sent back home of which we were all forced to
pay the increased fees.
Another issue occurred of which #5000 was added for
students who failed to pay their school fees on time and
those who could not complete their registration on time. The
student also went for a peaceful protest just for the school
to reduce the amount but all their peaceful effort landed
some of them in police custody
All these were happening before the strike commenced, of
which during the strike, precisely last week, the chairman of
the school management was summoned by the EFCC
officials and he denied everything saying he didn't increase
the sch fees neither did he added #5000 for the late
registration
The reason for this ongoing strike by the NASU was because
of the CONTISS 15 arrears the federal government promised
all federal polytechnics to give them of which the lecturers
in the institution could testify that their colleagues in other
institutions had received theirs but federal polytechnic Ede
management failed to implement that on their own salary
instead they are been paid half of their salary since January
up till this moment.
After the collection of the late registration fee of #5000, they
were all expectant that the implementation would start but
to their amazement, nothing of such pop up so they decided
to start the strike.
I believe all these are happening because there is no
Student Union Government (SUG) in the institution and the
School management is not ready to reinstate the union
because they are scared that they would not have a say
anytime they try to trample on our interest just to fulfill their
own selfish interest We now come to realize that with all
this waste of time, if we eventually graduate at last, we
won't be relevant in the labour market again having issues
with age barrier.
Please on behalf of the students of Federal Polytechnic Ede
Osun State I humbly call for the intervention of the federal
government and all other educational parastatals to please
save us from what we can call slavery.
Anytime we are pushed to talk we will either be arrested or
been threatened to be expelled and everyone of us is afraid
of spending an extra year when all our mates are already in
service, some have even started working.
All the students are ready to support and follow up with the
federal government and be at your call for any verification
about what is going on in the institution.
On this note, We call on the federal government to please
help us look into the man's (rector precisely) case and
check how he has managed to make money from our
school fees (both from daily part time students and regular
part time students), the stress of our parents and some of
us who work to sponsor ourselves in school, yet at the
detriment of our glorious future, do what he likes to delay
our precious time
We also want the SUG to be back so we can be able to relay
our mind to the school and other federal bodies
Thanks
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| Check Out The Top 15 Most Choosen Courses In Nigerian Universities |
The third and the highest level of tertiary education in Nigeria is the University.
There are presently 124 universities with Federal and State government controlling 37 each while the Private sector controls 50. Applicants have over 570 courses to choose from each categorized into Faculties.
There are some courses that have enjoyed consistent preference; I have used both Applicants’ choices in both JAMB 2013, 2014 and 2015 to show some of these courses. These obviously would help those still in Secondary schools and future JAMB applicants know how competitive a course is before finally locking their choice down on it.
From my findings; Medicine & Surgery is the most sought-after course in the whole of Nigeria universities.
Also, out of the whole 124 universities; only 35 offer Medicine & Surgery, 16 Federal, 14 State and 4 Private universities respectively.
Other top 15 courses are
1) Accounting
2) Economics
3) Business administration
4) Mass Communication(CLA)
5) Computer Science
6) Law
7) Political Science
8) Microbiology
9) Biochemistry
10) Nursing/Nursing Science
11) Pharmacy
12) Mechanical Engineering
13) Civil Engineering
14) Public Administration
15) Elect/Elect Engineering
16) Petroleum Engineering
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| See Top10 Courses That Requires High Score In JAMB UTME And Post-UTME Before You Gain Admission |
I Know by now if you are among those that choose the under listed courses, you should be prepared to do more better in your UTME, to be sure of being admitted to your school of choice.
As we said earlier the courses listed below required a very high score in both jamb and post utme exam due to their competitiveness.
So inorder to ensure you secure Admission you must target a higher score
Below are the Listed Courses
1) Medicine and surgery
2) Law
3) Accounting
4) Mass communication
5). Pharmacy
6). Nursing
7) Economics
8]Business Admin
9) Engineering
10) Public admin
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| Official: 2016/2017 List Of Schools(University, Polythecnics, Colledges) Postume Forms Currently On Sale |
With the 2016/2017 JAMB UTME already concluded, candidates are looking forward to the Post Utme screening organized by different Universities, Polytechnics, colleges, and other schools. The Post Ume is the final test for admission into these institutions
post-utme 2016
We will be providing all the latest Post-UTME information , Post-UTME Cut-off Marks of Schools, Post-UME Date, Time, Venue, Schedules and Results of conducted P-UTME screening exercises.
To launch this page for the 2016/2017 Post-UTME updates, let us provide you with the following information that will help you in preparing for your screening;
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Alternatively, candidates who regularly use the social media should follow ElitesplanetBlog on Twitter and Facebook via the links below to make sure no information is missed when they are available.
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Fed poly ilaro First semester Examination Notice
Register your carry-over course, obtain registration print-
out, ensure your course registration print-out has your
picture (without perfecting your bio-data entry, your picture
would not appear on your course registration print-out).
Perfect your registration, obtain your print-out, without
registration and appropriate print-out, you would not be
able to sit for your examinations. and remember, collect
and take your ID card to the Exam Hall
Signed:
Management
NB. If you need assistance with registering your carry over
course, printing your course registration form and have any
other challenge with registration, go to the admission office
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| UNILORIN VC bags international award for service excellence |
For his contributions to multidisciplinary research and inter-
Tertiary institutions collaborations in Africa, the Vice-
Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, Prof. AbdulGaniyu
Ambali (OON), has been rewarded with yet another
prestigious award.
The award, a brainchild of The Research Nexus Africa
Networks, was presented to Prof. Ambali in Accra, Ghana,
last Tuesday (March 22, 2016).
The Vice-Chancellor was among the six distinguished world
renowned academics honoured at the 2016 edition of the
International Multidisciplinary Cross-Border Conference on
Science, Technology, Education, Arts, Management and the
Social Sciences (iSTEAMS) held at the University of
Professional Studies, Accra (UPSA), Ghana, in recognition of
their various contributions to human capital development,
cross-border academic initiatives and the general
development of education in Africa.
Other award recipients at the well-attended Conference
were Prof. Edward Santiago-Blas of the Colorado State
University, USA; Prof. Joshua Alabi, the Vice-Chancellor of
the University of Professional Studies, Accra, Ghana; Prof.
Clement Dzidonu, the President, Accra Institute of
Technology (AIT), Accra, Ghana; Prof. (Mrs.) Goski Alabi, the
Dean, Centre for International Education and Collaboration,
University of Professional Studies, Accra, Ghana; and Dr.
Hilda Vember of the Cape Peninsula University of
Technology, South Africa.
Presenting the award to Prof. Ambali, on behalf of the
organisers, one of the special guests and a fellow honoree,
Prof. Santiago-Blas, described the Unilorin helmsman as "a
household name in the international academia following his
giant strides of achievements that have placed the University
of Ilorin on the global education map".
Prof. Santiago-Blas said it was, therefore, not a surprise that
such a globally acknowledged achiever was being recognised
for his services in the area of educational development.
He, therefore, congratulated Prof. Ambali, wishing him
“continuous progress as he contributes to human capital
development, internationalisation, multidisciplinary,
intermediary and collaborative research”.
In his response after receiving the award, the multiple-
award-winning Vice-Chancellor thanked the Research Nexus
Africa Networks for finding him worthy of the prestigious
award, saying, “The fact that the organisers have recognised
the excellence in me only points to one fact and that is that
the Research Nexus is also a bundle of excellence because it
takes excellence to recognise excellence”!
The award ceremony was part of the three-day iSTEAMS
Conference themed “Addressing Human-Centred Challenges
through Multidisciplinary Innovations and Inter-tertiary
Collaborations”.
The Unilorin Vice-Chancellor was accompanied to the
ceremony by the Director, Computer Services and
Information Technology (COMSIT), University of Ilorin, Prof.
Musa Isiyaku Ahmed, who also delivered one of the two
keynote addresses at the Conference; the Deputy Director,
Corporate Affairs, University of Ilorin, Mr. Kunle Akogun; the
Principal Assistant Registrar, Vice-Chancellor's Office,
University of Ilorn, Mr. Kazeem Kayode Babamale; the
Protocol Officer to the Vice-Chancellor, Mr. Olatunde
Agboola; and the Deputy Director, Ilorin Business School,
University of Ilorin, Dr. Rasheed Jimoh, who was also a
member of the Conference Organising Committee.
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| Fed polyechnic EDE new School Fees schedule 2015/2016 |
The federal poly Ede osun state have now release the fees payable by all ND and HND students for 2015/2016 session
The total fees for ND1 is N30,000
The total fees for ND1 repeaters is N21,000
The total fees for ND11 N19000
The total fees for PRE ND Students is 45,000
The total fees for HND1 N32,000
The total fees for Ex HND students is N22,000
The total fees for HND11 is N19000
NOTE: #2,500 IS TO BE PAID BY STUDENT USING EXTRA RESULT LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE AND OFFICE TECH. MGT STUDENT ARE TO PAY THE SAME AMOUNT WITH SCIENCE STUDENT
ADEBAYO, S.A (MRS) FOR BURSAR
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| BUK Orientation Programme for New Students 2015/2016 |
This is to inform all newly admitted students of Bayero
University Kano (BUK) in the 2015/2016 academic session
that their orientation programme comes up on 31st March
2016.
Venue is Musa Abdullahi Auditorium.
Time is 9:00am.
All newly admitted students should endeavour to attend
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| UNILORIN IOE Director Calls for Support of JAMB CBT |
“Let them open up what has happened and then that is what we call system analysis, then we come back to system synthesis. And I am sure the body will be fortified and will provide better services than what has happened before.”
“JAMB should call stakeholders, the IT officers and other experts in the area of Information Technology from outside the establishment and universities”
The Director, Institute of Education (IOE), University of Ilorin, Prof. Mudashiru Yusuf, has called on Nigerians to support the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to improve on the conduct of its computer-based Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) instead of seeking to revert to the manual system of pencil and paper test.
The Professor of Educational Technology stated this in an interview with Unilorin Bulletin last Tuesday (March 22, 2016), saying that in this digital age, the transition to computer-based examinations was inevitable in order to compete effectively in a globalised environment.
While noting that the hitches experienced during the conduct of the 2016 UTME were teething problems, which would be overcome, Prof. Yusuf said it was retrogressive to ask JAMB to go back to conducting manual examinations.
He said, “To advise a mother to stop child bearing simply because a child has teething problem, is a wrong approach”, adding that “as at today, in Nigeria, we are not only ready we should be ready whether we like it or not. These our children will not compete with somebody in Ilorin alone; they will compete with somebody even in Britain for the next generation of jobs. They are going to compete with not just somebody in Nigeria; that is why jobs are being internationalised.”
“You are asking investors to come into Nigeria; if they come into Nigeria and they establish industries and they know the workforce you have will not be able to sustain their industries, they will have to import their workforce. It is when you are able and capable that they will employ you. Let us not deceive ourselves; this is a digital age and information age. It is like saying: are we ready for the use of digital-based banking? The answer is obvious.”
According to Prof. Yusuf, going fully digital will eliminate fraudulent practices in the system.
He said, “Nigeria is ready and we should go digital. I don’t know what has happened, JAMB has tried before now. I hope it is not sabotage by some individuals. Nigerians have a way of doing certain things; once they know something does not favour them, they want to by-pass it and destroy it”.
Pointing out that “Change is a natural thing”, Prof. Yusuf said, “If people are asking JAMB to go back to manual-based examination, it is retrogressive. They should be asking JAMB, you did this thing, there was a problem; how is it that you are going to ensure that next time the problem does not reoccur that is what we should be doing …”
While commending JAMB for allowing for remediation where lapses have occurred, the IOE Director explained that in everything human, there is bound to be error.
Prof. Yusuf, however, enjoined the examination body to “go beyond its in-house IT officers”.
According to him, “JAMB should call stakeholders, the IT officers and other experts in the area of Information Technology from outside the establishment and universities”, adding that the University of Ilorin, which is a pioneering institution in the area of computer-based test, and others who have established themselves in that area should be invited to be part of the JAMB team as well as experts in tests and measurements, for a brainstorming session. “Let them open up what has happened and then that is what we call system analysis, then we come back to system synthesis. And I am sure the body will be fortified and will provide better services than what has happened before.”
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| Akwa-Ibom Ex-Deputy Governor Donates CBT Centres to JAMB |
The former Deputy Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Dr. Christopher Stephen Ekpenyong, has donated a computer-based Gestric Information Technology and Management Institute (GITMI) at Ikot Ekpene and Uyo.
Speaking in an interview in Uyo, the state capital, Obong Ekpenyong, the Proprietor of the institute, said that the computer- based Gestric Information Technology and Management Institute (GITMI) he established, accommodated over 10,000 candidates, who participated in the just concluded Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) Computer-Based-Test (CBT) conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
He also commended JAMB for its foresight in approving the school as one of its CBT centres in the state.
MSG Team.
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| AAUA Academic Calendar for 2nd Semester – 2015/16 |
Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, AAUA academic calendar for the second semester, 2015/2016 academic session is out.
The authorities of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA) have released the approved academic calendar for the second semester, 2015/2016 academic session.
AAUA Academic Calendar – 2nd Semester.
Week 1: May 8 – 14, 2016
-Resumption and Registration for all Students.
-Faculty-Based Course Exposition
Week 2: May 15 – 21, 2016
-Lectures begin for all students
-Vice Chancellor’s Test
Week 3: May 22 – 28, 2016
-Lectures Continue
Week 4: May 29 – June 4, 2016
-1st Continuous Assessment Test
-Lectures Continue
Week 5: June 5 – June 11, 2016
-Lectures Continue
-End of Registration and Closure of Edu-portal
Week 6: June 12 – June 18, 2016
-Lectures Continue
Week 7: June 19 – June 25, 2016
-Lectures Continue
Week 8: June 26 – July 2, 2016
-2nd Continuous Assessment Test
-Senate (Examinations)
-Lectures Continue
Week 9: July 3 – July 9, 2016
-Lectures Continue
Week 10: July 10 – July 16, 2016
-Lectures Continue
Week 11: July 17 – July 23, 2016
-Lectures Continue
Week 12: July 24 – July 30, 2016
-Lectures Continue
Week 13: July 31 – August 6, 2016
-3rd Continuous Assessment Test
-End of Lectures
Week 14: August 7 – 13, 2016
-Revision for all Students
Week 15: August 14 – 20, 2016
-Second Semester Examinations Begin
Week 16: August 21 – 27, 2016
-Second Semester Examinations Continue
Week 17: August 28 – Sept. 3, 2016
-End of Second Semester Examinations
Saturday, September 3, 2016 -Student to Vacate Campus and Halls of Residence
SUMMARY
Registration -One (1) week
Lectures -Twelve (12) weeks
Revision -One (1) week
Examination -Three (3) weeks
Total -Seventeen (17) weeks
Please note that all Public Holidays within the Academic Calendar shall be observed
-End of the Session Break (4 Weeks) Saturday, September 3 – Saturday October 2, 2016.
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| 995 Distinctions As Fed Poly Bida Marks 14th Combined Convocation Ceremony |
About 995 students of the Federal Polytechnic Bida will during the 14th combined convocation ceremony of the Federal Polytechnic Bida graduate with
distinctions at National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma(HND) levels.
This was disclosed by the Rector of the institution, Dr Abubakar Abdul Dzukogi during a press briefing
ahead of the convocation ceremony which comes up
this weekend.
The Rector condemned the dichotomy that still exists between HND holders and their university counterpart describing it as unnecessary and not appropriate for a Nation's economy.
According to him, in developed economies, the HND graduates drive the economy
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| ESUT Full-Time Diploma Programmes for 2015/2016 Announced |
Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Full-Time Diploma for 2015/2016 academic session.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
The General University Admission Requirement that apply uniformly across the faculties as well as the
specific Faculty Admission. Requirement which is five
(5) credit passes at not more than two (2) sittings as WASCE or NECO including English Language and
Mathematics and the specific faculty/department required course.
DURATION
Two (2) Academic sessions (Available in all Faculties/ Department Except Medicine and Pharmacy)
COMMENCEMENT
The programmes which will be coordinated by the ESUT School of Professional and Legal Education will commence effectively on Monday, 11th April, 2016.
ADMISSION FORMS
Admission Forms are available on the payment of N5,500 (Five Thousand, Five Hundred Naira Only) at Ogui New Layout, Enugu. (Ogui Community Bank).
Sale of Form CLOSES on 4th of April, 2016.
Successful Candidates list will be pasted at the University Notice Board and at the ESUT School of
Professional and Legal Education, Trans Ekulu, Enugu on 8/4/2016.
GENERAL
The Successful students of the Diploma Programmes will be considered for the Direct Entry Admission on Application.
It is to our notice that some 2016/2017 jamb results are still held or has not been by jamb..
So we therefore advice you to be patient As the problem is being solved..
Drop your comments/Questions
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| Redeemer’s University School Fees Schedule |
The management of Redeemer's University (RUN), Ede has published the school fees payment schedule for undergraduate students of the
institution for the 2015/2017 academic session.
The school fees which includes Hostel Accommodation, Medical Insurance, ICT Certification
Training and Entrepreneur Studies is very affordable with a flexible payment plan of 60% first
semester and 40% second semester.
The University provides scholarship to students based on academic performance. Students Support Scheme (SSS) is a University support scheme that
provides financial support to indigent but academically brilliant students.
The fees can be seen from the document below; Redeemer's University RUN School Fees:
http://cdn.campusportalng.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/run-school-fees.pdf
Note: The document can best be viewed with a computer or a pdf enabled device.
Kano State Poly Management & Governing Board Dissolved
The Kano State Government has approved the reconstitution of the Management and Governing
Board of Kano State Polytechnic with immediate effect.
According to a statement from the media office of the state governor, Professor Mukhtar Atiku Kurawa was appointed as the new Rector of the Polytechnic by the governor, Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje,. Also Sadiya Abdu Bichi and Ibrahim Rabi’u Mai Tafsiri were appointed as Deputy Rector and Bursar
respectively.
Other newly appointees are Labaran Ammani as Librarian; Musa Mukaddas as Directors of Planning; Abdussalam Tukur as Director of Works; Ahmed
Mohammed as Director of Consultancy; Isyaku Ibrahim as Director, School of Technology; Musa Gambo KK is the new Director of School of Management Studies.
Meanwhile, Umar Muhammed was appointed the Director of the School of Rural and Entrepreneurship Development, Rano; Sani Adamu Ahmed Karaye as Director, School of Environmental Studies, Gwarzo
and Salisu Aminu as Director, School of General Studies.
The new Governing Council is to be headed by Professor A. T. Abdullahi with Professor Binta Jibri
as Registrar and Alhjaji Habibu Ibrahim Yakasai as Secretary. Other members of the council includes representatives of NBTE, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Justice, Rector of the Polytechnic, two elected members of Academic Board, one elected senior staff from each of the Schools of the
Polytechnic.
The statement also directed former Directors of the Five schools to report to the office of the Head of Civil Service for reassignment.
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The Federal Government has stated that the JAMB CBT has
come to stay and there is no going back on that.
This was disclosed by the Minister of State for Education,
Professor Anthony Anwuka.
According to him, "The Computer Based Tests have been
institutionalised by JAMB and there is no going back on this
policy. Computer literacy is now in vogue all over the world
and anybody that decides to deny himself this competency,
has himself to blame".
Concerning the recent protest by some candidates over the
CBT examination policy, the Minister said: "If a student, who
goes out there and fails the CBT examination, decides to
carry placard against JAMB instead of making concerted
effort to be computer literate, that is his business".
The Management of the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna wishes to inform all 68th Regular
Course candidates shortlisted applicants can now login, select their exam centres and print their
exam cards.
This must be completed on or before Sunday, 3rd April, 2016 as the portal will be shut down by 11:59 pm on that date. If you are experiencing difficulties with the
application portal, please contact the portal managers via email -
ndasupport@comsoftltd.com
The management of Redeemer's University (RUN), Ede has published the school fees payment schedule for undergraduate students of the
institution for the 2015/2017 academic session.
The school fees which includes Hostel Accommodation, Medical Insurance, ICT Certification
Training and Entrepreneur Studies is very affordable with a flexible payment plan of 60% first
semester and 40% second semester.
The University provides scholarship to students based on academic performance. Students Support Scheme (SSS) is a University support scheme that
provides financial support to indigent but academically brilliant students.
The fees can be seen from the document below; Redeemer's University RUN School Fees:
Download - http://cdn.campusportalng.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/run-school-fees.pdf
Note: The document can best be viewed with a computer or a pdf enabled device.
Redeemers University Post-UTME form 2016 is out. The management of Redeemer's University (RUN), Ede in Osun State invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the post UTME screening exercise for 2016/2017 academic session admission.
Available Undergraduate Programmes: Undergraduate programmes by subject;
1. Accounting
2. Actuarial Science
3. Banking and Finance
4. Biochemistry
5. Business Administration
6. Communication and Media Studies
7. Computer Science
8. Economics
9. English & Professional Communication
10. FRENCH
11. History & International Studies 12. Industrial Chemistry
13. Industrial Mathematics
14. Insurance
15. Management
16. Marketing
17. Mass Communication
18. Microbiology
19. Performing Arts (Theatre Arts/ Film Studies)
20. Physics with Electronics
21. Political Science
22. Psychology
23. Social Work
24. Sociology
25. Statistics
26. Tourism Studies
27. Transport Management.
How to Apply for RUN Post-UTME Admission:
Interested candidates are to make a payment with their MasterCard, VisaCard and VerveCard issued
by any bank on the admission portal http:// adms.run.edu.ng Visit http://adms.run.edu.ng/signup.php to create a profile before making payment with your
ATM card or visit any of the E-Tranzact partner banks to pay the sum of Seven Thousand, Five
Hundred Naira (N7,500.00) only for the Redeemer’s University Post UTME using the eTransact platform.
Supply a valid JAMB number and other personal details at the bank and obtain a receipt containing
your jamb number and a confirmation order number.
Re-visit the admission application page to proceed to completion of the application proper.
Post UTME Date & Details:
RUN Post-UTME screening date will be announced soon. For information on the venue, visit the school website on www.run.edu.ng
The Kano State Government has approved the reconstitution of the Management and Governing
Board of Kano State Polytechnic with immediate effect.
According to a statement from the media office of the state governor, Professor Mukhtar Atiku Kurawa was appointed as the new Rector of the Polytechnic by the governor, Dr. Abdullahi Ganduje,. Also Sadiya Abdu Bichi and Ibrahim Rabi’u Mai Tafsiri were appointed as Deputy Rector and Bursar
respectively.
Other newly appointees are Labaran Ammani as Librarian; Musa Mukaddas as Directors of Planning; Abdussalam Tukur as Director of Works; Ahmed
Mohammed as Director of Consultancy; Isyaku Ibrahim as Director, School of Technology; Musa Gambo KK is the new Director of School of Management Studies.
Meanwhile, Umar Muhammed was appointed the Director of the School of Rural and Entrepreneurship Development, Rano; Sani Adamu Ahmed Karaye as Director, School of Environmental Studies, Gwarzo
and Salisu Aminu as Director, School of General Studies.
The new Governing Council is to be headed by Professor A. T. Abdullahi with Professor Binta Jibri
as Registrar and Alhjaji Habibu Ibrahim Yakasai as Secretary. Other members of the council includes representatives of NBTE, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Justice, Rector of the Polytechnic, two elected members of Academic Board, one elected senior staff from each of the Schools of the
Polytechnic.
The statement also directed former Directors of the Five schools to report to the office of the Head of Civil Service for reassignment
The courses listed below required a very high score in both jamb and post utme exam due to their competitiveness.
to ensure you secure Admission you must target a higher score
1) Medicine and surgery
2) Law
3) Accounting
4) Mass communication
5). Pharmacy
6). Nursing
7) Economics
8) Business Admin
9) Engineering
10) Public admin
Did you know that there are three (3) routes to becoming a
registered nurse and/or midwife in Nigeria.
1) The 3 year Basic General Nursing Programme
2) The 3 year Basic Midwifery Training Programme and
3) The 5 year Generic BNSc Nursing Programme
The cool thing is that these 3 routes share the same entry
requirements of Credits in five subjects (English language,
Maths, Biology, Physics and Chemistry in not more than 2
sittings). The only difference is the JAMB requirement for the
BNSc programme, meaning you have a choice to either go
pick up a form for either the basic nursing/ basic midwifery
program or go the extra mile and sit for JAMB for the BNSc
Program.
The 5 year Generic BNSc Nursing Programme
The 5 year BNSc program is designed to make you a
polyvalent nurse practitioner at the end of which you
graduate with the General Nursing program qualification
(RN), the Midwifery program qualification (RM) and a
Bachelors degree in Nursing (BNSc). Most institution now
put an icing on the cake with an extra qualification in Public
health Nursing. Isn't that cool?. Oh, i forgot to add that with
this qualification, you can seamlessly move on to get your
masters degree in Nursing and then a Ph.D in Nursing.
The 3 year Basic Midwifery Training Programme
An obvious major draw-back to the 3 year basic midwifery
route is the fact that even after qualifying as a Registered
Midwife, most recruiting organizations would always request
for a double qualified practitioner, thus you still have to go
back for another 18 months post basic general nursing
course. The fact that most universities do NOT accept RM
qualification for direct entry purposes is another huge
challenge.
The 3 year Basic General Nursing Programme
For the basic general nursing programme, you'll need to
cough up an average of N250,000 to N300, 000 for
admission fees first of all. You should also know that the 3
year duration isn't inclusive of the 6 months that you would
spend in PTS. This 3 years can within the blink of an eye
extend to 4, 5 years in different guises such as demotion,
pregnancy, flimsy suspensions by our almighty SON
principals, indexing wahala, exceeded admission quota by
schools, accreditation issues, failure in either of the NMCN
Qualifying exams or Hospital finals etc. The list is endless.
Even after writing the NMCN exams, you still get to spend
some extra months working in the wards for "free" in the
training hospital pending when council releases your final
qualifying result. I probably missed out how you cant
immediately apply for Direct entry or go for a post basic
course as there is no definite timeline as to when the council
would release your license and/or notification. Academic
sessions and job opportunities fly by while you wait
endlessly on the council.
An important fact you should know is that the general
nursing and basic midwifery routes are both hospital based
programs with professional licensure and it was only in
october of 2007 that an expert assessors committee
accorded the qualifications obtained therein the same as
HND attracting a grade level08 (step 1) for employment
purposes only and NOT for academic purposes.
A major advantage though, of obtaining an RN qualification
either via route 1,2 or 3 is that it qualifies you to practice as
a nurse abroad. RN qualification is also a valid requirement
for further studies in the Nigerian university system for
direct entry (DE) into degree programs in philosophy,
psychology, social works etc.
The major draw back here is that the profession at the
moment is embroiled in a bitter fight for the soul of Nursing
professionalism. Earning a degree in these previously and
erroneously tagged "degrees allied to Nursing" according to
our statutory regulatory body NMCN does not qualify one to
progress to the directorate Nursing cadre. This stance by the
NMCN reinforced the position of the National council on
establishment (NCE) at its 37th Meeting in Akure where it
stated that "Possession of a first degree in NURSING, not
alllied courses is a sine qua non of running the nursing
officers cadre.
LUTH management also reaffirmed this when it refused
accepting Masters degrees in these "allied course" obtained
by lecturers in its school of Midwifery insisting that
professional progression must be dependent on acquisition
of masters degree in core Nursing courses for holders of
BNSc qualification, not masters in an allied course. Thus the
route may provide an avenue for further degrees in other
professional domains but these degrees outside of Nursing
may count for nothing professionally.
On the long run, the abysmal remuneration of being a
singled qualified (RN) nurse would force you to seek further
post basic qualification which costs an average of another
N250,000 to N300,000 in admission costs. I forgot to add
that most post basic programs would insist that you should
have practiced for at least 2 years before applying; a two
year experience you would gain trolling from one private
hospital to another where you would be overworked and
underpaid.
Remember, this post basic qualification is a prerequisite if
you would want to be employed on GL 08 step 4 instead of
step 1 if you had only an RN. What this means is that you
may never get to the peak as your professional growth
terminates abruptly at grade level 14 and you can only go
beyond this on lateral conversion to the officers cadre
following acquisition of a Nursing degree
By this time, six years or more would have rolled by. You
probably have gotten married with kids and wishing you
went with route 3 (BNSc Nursing). Albeit late, you decide to
start the 4 year university route. If financially buoyant, you
probably enroll in a neighboring country like benin republic,
ghana, niger for a BNSc program or you spend another two
years battling to get a DE admission to a Nigerian university.
Adult education at this time puts your marriage under strain,
your life is put at risk as you make multiple treacherous
travels to the university, the emotional and psychological
torture cannot be quantified not to talk of the financial
burden of university admission. The entire rigmarole is just
time wasting, psychologically demeaning and heart
wrenching.
Globally, the system of education in nursing is changing. I
sincerely hope that this article on NursingworldNigeria.com
enlightens you to make an informed decision on which route
suits you best. I wish you best of luck.
