Unity College Admission List 2016/2017 Released

The admission list of successful candidates into the Federal Unity Colleges, FUCs, for the 2016/2017 academic year has been released.

According to the analysis, a total of 89,231 candidates took part in the examination. 46,869 met the cut-off mark.

It was learnt that out of those that made the cut-off mark, 24,422 candidates have been admitted, with Federal Government Girls’ College, FGGC, Bwari; Federal Government Girls’ College, FGGC, Owerri and Federal Government College, FGC, Enugu topping the list with a total of 400 students each.

Federal Science and Technical College, FSTC, Otukpo and Federal Government Girls’ College, FGGC, Tambuwal had the least number of 120 candidates each.

The list can be accessed online via www.fmeinterviewtest.com

The resumption date for all unity schools is September 19, 2016.

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FG Insists No More Post-UTME, Directs That Money Paid By Candidates Be Refunded

The Minister of Education, Mr. Adamu Adamu, on Monday, emphasized again that tertiary institutions should stop the conduct of Post-UTME. He directed those who have already advertised the exercise under any guise to retrace their steps immediately or face appropriate sanction.

He equally directed that all tertiary institutions who before now have conducted the exercise to return the money paid by candidates as the exercise stands annulled.

The minister made this known through the Deputy Director (Press and Public Relations) in the ministry, Mr. Ben Bem Goong and instructed that the National Universities Commission and appropriate departments in the ministry communicate this directive to relevant agencies and institutions to ensure strict compliance.

According to him, the screening that will be recognized is such one that involves only the verification of certificates of the candidates, JAMB scores, and any other physical examination to ensure that such candidates are not cultists. Such screening should be at no cost to the parents or students and should be done upon resumption in order to avoid unnecessary travels in search of admission.

The minister will tomorrow meet with Vice chancellors, rectors and provosts as well as other stake holders to work out modalities for the conduct of admission screening.

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FUPRE Admission Screening 2016: Eligibility, Screening Date And Registration Details

Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun (FUPRE) invites suitably qualified candidates for admission screening exercise for 2016/2017 session.

Eligibility
All candidates who scored 180 and above in the May 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and chose Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun as their choice.

Only candidates who have five (5) credits at one or two sittings (including English Language and Mathematics) are eligible to apply. Candidates awaiting results may, however, be considered for the 2016/2017 Admissions Exercise.

Method of Application and Procedure for Registration
1) Candidates are to pay a non-refundable fee of Two Thousand Naira (N2,000) only as screening fee and One Thousand Five Hundred Naira (N1,500) for past questions, plus processing/other charges.
2) Applicants should visit www.fupre.edu.ng from Friday, 24th June to Wednesday, 6th July 2016 to register.

- Click on the link “2016/2017 Admission Screening Application”.
- Follow the registration instructions on the website.
- Login with your JAMB Registration Number and Password after registration to download Past Questions

Take note of the following:-
1. Candidates should scan and upload their recent colour Passport Photographs (taken on red background) of not more than 50KB in JPEG format in the space provided on the on-line registration form.
2. Note that any entry form without valid passport photograph uploaded on it will not be accepted. The uploaded passport photograph will be the only valid I.D for all admitted students throughout their studentship in the University.
3. Candidates should ensure that the on-line forms are carefully filled. Candidates should follow ALL necessary instructions as purported “Mistake(s)” may lead to disqualification. Note also that deliberate disregard of instruction or failure to comply with the instructions may disqualify a candidate.
4. Please ensure that you use a password that you can remember to enable you access your result later.
5. Preview your online completed form and confirm all information. Thereafter print a copy of your form before submitting. Corrections are not allowed after submission.
6. Kindly use functional/current e-mail addresses and Mobile Phone Numbers to enable the University contact you in the course of the Admission Exercise, whenever the need arises.


Screening Date
Admission Screening Exercise is scheduled for SATURDAY, 16TH JULY, 2016.

Note that GSM phones are not allowed during the Screening Exercise. Only non-programmable calculators are allowed to be used during the screening.

You are advised to come along with your JAMB Original Result Slip that bears your passport photograph.

Application Deadline
Application closes WEDNESDAY, 6TH JULY, 2016.

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Oduduwa University Admission Screening 2016: Eligibility And Registration Details

Oduduwa University invites suitably qualified candidates for admission into its full time degree programmes for 2016/2017 academic session.

The list of available programmes can be accessed here

Undergraduate Admission Requirements

ORDINARY LEVEL

The minimum entry requirement for undergraduate programmes at Oduduwa University is credit level passes in 5 subjects at the O’Level examinations of IJMB/WAEC/NECO/NABTEB/IJMB. The subjects must include English Language, Mathematics and one relevant subject obtained at not more than two sittings. There are other requirements peculiar to some certain colleges and departments.
Prospective students must attain the UME cut off mark and IJMB exams.
Contact the Admissions officer at info@oduduwauniversity.edu.ng for further information concerning your course of interest and admission requirement.

There are other screening tests that are required for certain programmes. Information is available on request.

DIRECT ENTRY

2 or 3 A' Level Credit Passes are required.

OND, HND, NCE or other Certificates from a recognized institution are accepted for Direct Entry.

How to Apply

Prospective student must pay the application fee of Five thousand naira (=N=5,000).

The application fee must be paid into the Oduduwa University form account at any branch of First Bank PLC:

First Bank A/C: 2013854487

Thereafter, proceed to http://www.oduduwauniversity.edu.ng/online_application.php to complete our application form online.

Please be informed that, you need your teller for the application fee to supply the required info that would be needed to process your admission.

NOTE: YOU ARE TO PRINT OUT THE FILLED FORM AND THE CONFIRMATION PAGE.

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AAU Admission Screening (UTME) 2016: Eligibility, Screening And Registration Details

All 2016/2017 UTME candidates who applied to Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma as institution of First Choice, with a UTME score of 180 and above are invited to attend a screening exercise in the University on the days stated below:

Screening Time-Table:
The screening exercise for the various faculties is scheduled to take place from Monday, 4th July, 2016 to Saturday 9th July, 2016 starting from 7.30am each day.

Note: The Venue and Time for the screening exercise will be available on submission of the candidates online application form.

Method of Application:
Applicants are required to pay for the Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma Screening exercise online application form at a fee of N2,000.00 (Two thousand Naira) only using their ATM debit cards on Interswitch or purchase an eTranzact PIN (Payment Voucher) from any of the under listed Banks Nation Wide.

1. ECOBANK NIGERIA, Plc
2. FIDELITY BANK, Plc
3. FIRST BANK OF NIGERIA, Plc
4. KEYSTONE BANK LTD
5. UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA, Plc
6. ZENITH BANK, Plc

Procedure for Online Application:
Candidates are advised to apply online at https://aaue.waeup.org using either e-Tranzact PIN purchased from the banks stated above or ATM debit cards on Interswitch.

All such candidates must upload their coloured passport photograph and scanned copies of all relevant certificates/documents to the Portal.

Candidates should preview and confirm that the passport photograph is properly uploaded as no complaint of wrong or blank picture will be entertained after submission of forms. Candidates are to print out a copy of the application form with their passport photograph for presentation along with other documents on the screening dates stated above.

The screening guide is available for download on completion of the application process.

Candidates are advised to come along with their JAMB Original Result Slip with passport photograph on it.

Note: All candidates are to note that;

Screening guidelines: N2,000.00 (Two thousand naira) only, Technology fee: N 1,000.00 (One thousand naira) only and bank charges, will be charged at the point of purchase of the forms online via ATM debit cards on Interswitch or eTranzact PIN (Payment Voucher).
All names should be written in full when completing the online application form as no initials shall be entertained.

Duration of Application:
Application forms for both UTME and Direct Entry (DE) candidates will be available online for completion and submission from Tuesday 21st June, 2016 to Midnight Sunday 3rd July, 2016.

Advice:
Candidates should check the this website and Portal at https://aaue.waeup.org regularly for further details on the application/admission procedure.

Warning!:
Any candidate who fails to appear for the screening exercise automatically forfeits his/her eligibility for consideration in the 2016/2017 academic session’s admission exercise.

Anyone caught impersonating will be handed over to the Police and the candidate so impersonated will be automatically 'disqualified'.

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UNN Post-UTME 2016 Disclaimer

It has come to our notice that certain individuals have placed ‘fraudulent adverts’ on the internet claiming that the University of Nigeria, Nsukka has put up advertisement for her 2016-2017 Post-UTME screening.

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka wishes to state that this notice did not emanate from us and that whoever falls prey to these activities of fraudsters does so at his or her own risk.

The general public should please take note and report any of such activities to the University authority using:

customerservices.ict@unn.edu.ng

For any information on UNN check on our website from time to time on www.unn.edu.ng

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How To Increase Your Chances of Gaining Admission This Year - A Must Read

Anyone that has been following the 2016/2017 admission process should be able to underscore the fact that it is not going to be an easy one for candidates especially as most candidates quest is to gain admission into a university with little or no consideration for polytechnics and Colleges of education.

Going by the figure released by JAMB as the number of candidates that scored up to 180 (which is the bench cut-off mark for all institutions) in the last UTME, it is easy to see that the number of candidates that will be jostling for admission far outweighs the carrying capacity of all the universities in the country put together. This means that a good number of candidates who ordinarily are qualified to gain admission into universities of their choice will fail to secure one because of this obvious fact.

Candidates are therefore advised to spread their options instead of putting all their eggs in one basket. Take all your choice schools Admission Screening/Post-UTME seriously.

As schools have started announcing their admission screening exercises/post-UTME many candidates will likely have their minds centered on just the universities of their choices neglecting the polytechnics and Colleges of education.

This does not seem like a wise thing to do, unless of course you have made up your mind that it is either a university or nothing else. In that case even if the admission does not favour you this year, you can try again next year.

But for those who really need it this year, don't just buy the screening/post-UTME form of your choice universities only; also get those for your choice polytechnic and college of education. That way, you have increased your chances of gaining admission this year.


Wish you success.

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Fed Poly Nasarawa Post-UTME 2016: Eligibility, Screening And Registration details

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into ND full time programmes run by the Polytechnic in the 2016/2017 Academic Session as follows:

Eligibility
Candidates that have chosen the Federal Polytechnic, Nasarawa in the 2016UTME and scored the approved minimum cut-off points (180) and obtain the required credit pass in the appropriate subjects combination are eligible for post-UTME Screening.

Method of Application
Application forms are obtainable on successful payments on the Remita platform. Applicants may use their debit cards (Interswitch, Verve, Mastercard etc) or make cash payments at the bank to get an RRR-code to be used on the platform. A non-refundable fee is required as follows:

ND (Post UTME) 3,500

Candidates are to then proceed to begin their application process via this link: http://fedpolynasarawa.edu.ng/registration/application-steps/

Screening Details
Candidates are to print out their respective slips after registration. The slip should contain date and time schedule for screening.

You are advised to come to the screening with your Post-UTME registration slip as well as your JAMB Original Result Slip. If you do not have this document, click here to get yours

Application Deadline
The deadline for submission of applications is Wednesday, 27th July, 2016.

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Fed Poly Bauchi Admission (UTME) Screening 2016/2017 Announced

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi, for the 2016/2017 Academic Session into National Diploma (ND)

All eligible JAMB candidates who chose Federal Polytechnic Bauchi as institution of their choice are required to pay a non-refundable screening fee of N2,000.00 only to enable them upload their credentials on the polytechnic portal.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL COURSES
Visit www.fptb.edu.ng/requirements for details.

METHOD OF APPLICATION
Applicants are to log on to the Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi website at www.fptb.edu.ng, Click on 'NEW ADMISSION APPLICANT', enter your details and generate payment slip (RRR) to take to the bank. After payment, return to the same website to continue your application with the Application Number and phone number you started the application with.
All applicants except those applying for ND Programme are to make payment of non-refundable fee of N6, 500.00. Applicants are to carefully follow the instructions on the website before proceeding to any Bank of their choice or REMITA.NET to pay online.

CLOSING DATE
All applications should be completed on-line and submitted not later than six (6) weeks from the date of publication of this advertisement.

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Fed Poly Bauchi Admission (HND, Pre-ND, Remedial) 2016/2017 Announced

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi, for the 2016/2017 Academic Session for the following; Higher National Diploma (HND), Diploma, Pre-National Diploma Remedials and Certificate Courses.

HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA (HND) COURSES (TWO-YEAR DURATION)
A SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDIES
1. Accountancy
2. Banking and Finance
3. Business Administration & Management
4. Marketing
5. Office Technology and Management
6. Public Administration
B. SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL. TECH.
1. Architectural Technology
2. Building Technology
3. Estate Management
4. Quantity Surveying
5. Surveying and Geo-informatics
C. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1. Computer Science
2. Food Science and Technology
3. Hospitality Management
4. Leisure & Tourism Management
5. Nutrition and Dietetics Technology
6. Science Laboratory Technology
a. Physics/Electronics Option
b. Chemistry/Biochemistry Option
c. Biology/Microbiology Option
7. Statistics
D.SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
1.Agricultural Engineering Technology
a. Farm Power and Machines.
b. Soil and Water Engineering
c. Post-Harvest Technology
2. Civil Engineering Technology
3. Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology
a. Electrical Power and Machines
b. Electronics and Telecommunications
4. Mechanical Engineering Technology
a. Production Engineering Technology
b. Automotive Engineering Technology
c. Power/Plant Engineering Technology
E. SCHOOL OF GENERAL STUDIES
1. Mass Communication

PRE-ND (SCIENCE)
This is a one-year preliminary course designed for candidates who do not meet the requirements for direct admission into the ND courses in the sciences. Pre-ND courses are strictly meant for candidates from catchment areas of the Polytechnic and other educationally disadvantaged states. Candidates must indicate their Departments of choice from the following:
(i) Agricultural Engineering Technology; (ii) Agricultural Technology; (iii) Civil Engineering Technology; (iv) Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology; (v) Mechanical Engineering Technology; (vi)Food Science & Technology; (vii) Nutrition & Dietetics; (viii) Science Laboratory Technology; (ix) Estate Management; (x) Architectural Technology; (xi) Building Technology; (xii) Quantity Surveying; (xiii) Computer Science; (xiv) Tourism; (xv) Hospitality Management; (xvi) Surveying & Geo-Informatics; (xvii) Mass Communication; (xviii) Office Technology & MGT.; (xix) Statistics; (xx) Forestry; (xxi) Animal Health & Production; (xxii) Library & Information Science; (xxiii) Wild Life & Eco-Tourism; (xxiv) Mechatronics Engineering Technology; (xxv) Computer Engineering; (xxvi) Urban and Regional Planning

REMEDIAL PROGRAMME
For Secondary School Leavers who wish to re-write their SSCE in WAEC/NECO/NABTEB Examinations to acquire the entry requirements in to Nigerian Universities, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education.
The entry requirement for the programme is any candidate who has attempted WAEC or NECO examinations.
6.0 CERTIFICATE COURSES (ONE YEAR DURATION)
Certificate in Nutrition and Dietetics

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR ALL COURSES
Visit www.fptb.edu.ng/requirements for details.

METHOD OF APPLICATION
Applicants are to log on to the Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi website at www.fptb.edu.ng, Click on 'NEW ADMISSION APPLICANT', enter your details and generate payment slip (RRR) to take to the bank. After payment, return to the same website to continue your application with the Application Number and phone number you started the application with.
All applicants except those applying for ND Programme are to make payment of non-refundable fee of N6, 500.00. Applicants are to carefully follow the instructions on the website before proceeding to any Bank of their choice or REMITA.NET to pay online.

CLOSING DATE
All applications should be completed on-line and submitted not later than six (6) weeks from the date of publication of this advertisement.

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FUNAAB Pre-degree Application 2016/2017 Has Commenced

This is to inform the public that the 2016/2017 pre-degree application of the Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta has commenced.

Admission Requirements into Pre-degree Science and Management Science Programmes
The requirements for admission into the Pre-degree programmes are credits in Senior Secondary School Certificate/General Certificate of Education (SSCE/GCE), National Examination Council (NECO), Ordinary Level Examination (in not more than two sittings) in Chemistry, English Language, Mathematics, Biology, or Agricultural Science and Physics (for Science Students) and Economics and any two of Geography, Government, Commerce and Financial Account (for management Science students).

Pre-degree Science and Management Science Programmes
All Pre-degree students must take English Language and Mathematics subjects in addition to three other subjects; Biology, Chemistry and Physics for science students while the management Science students are to take Commerce, Government and Economics Programme.

Scoring and Placement into Degree programmes of FUNAAB
Each student is expected to score an aggregate of 50% and above at the end of the session plus minimum score (as determined by the university) in UTME and post UTME. All these will be used to calculate a composite score for the student. A student is expected to have a minimum composite score of 40% before being enlisted for placement into the degree programmes of the University.

Students should note that a cumulative score of 40-49 in three subjects or less than 40 in one subject at the end of the session is equal to fail regardless of the cumulative aggregate score.

Application Procedure
.
•It requires generating a payment reference number via http://portal.unaab.edu.ng:93/Public/PreFill.aspx
•After filling the form, proceed to make payment at any branch of Zenith bank for FUNAAB INHURD.
•Return to complete the application form here http://portal.unaab.edu.ng:93/Public/ApplicantLogin.aspx

Application Cost
Price: #11,700
Bank Charge: #300

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Fed. College Of Animal Health And Production Technology Admission Screening 2016/2017 Announced

This is to inform all candidates who have written the 2016 JAMB and have score above 180 who are interested in any of our ND(National Diploma) Programmes that Pre-Screening Registration Exercise of the Fed. College Of Animal Health And Production Technology, Vom has commenced.

Candidates are advised to complete their registration on or before 10th July, 2016. Below are the programmes available in the College

National Diploma in Animal Health and Production Technology
National Diploma in Agricultural Technology
National Diploma in Science Laboratory Technology
National Diploma in Computer Science/Statistics
National Diploma in Fisheries Technology
National Diploma in Environmental Health
Candidates are advised to read the Guidelines below carefully in order to be able to complete their registration

APPLICATION GUIDELINES

Step 1: Using the form on this page complete the fields and Click on Create Account Button.

Step 2: Complete your Biodata form

Step 3: Complete your O'Level result entry

Step 4: Upload the required Documents. The Following Documents will be required

-Passport Photograph (Compulsary)
-Birth Certificate (Compulsary)
-O'Level Results i.e WAEC/NECO/NABTEB (Compulsary)
-Indigene Certificate (Optional)

Step 5: Review all the information you entered and correct any possible error(s). Upon satisfactory review of the information click on submit application to conclude your application. Print out the slip at the end of the registation to serve as evidence of application.

You will be Notified of any further information concerning your application via SMS and email.

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The Scrapping Of Post-UTME Does Not Mean There Won't Be Screening

One of the major decisions taken at the end of the 2016 policy meeting that has all the stakeholders in the education in attendance, was that post-UTME should be scrapped.

Obviously, many candidates do not understand the import of this going by the number of calls we have been receiving concerning this.

Many of them think that since post-UTME has been scrapped there's not going to be any form of screening before they secure admission.

For the avoidance of doubt, schools are going to still conduct screening for candidates. However, the method of screening will differ depending on the school.

Now you may wonder what's the big deal about scrapping post-UTME in the first place? The scrapping of post-UTME only means that schools are not to conduct screening exercises similar to JAMB UTME. Many schools screening exercises seem more like sitting for JAMB UTME again because the same subjects you sat for in JAMB UTME are what you are being tested on again. According to the education minister, Mallam Adamu Adamu, that does not make sense.

So while schools were directed not to conduct screening exercises similar to JAMB UTME, they are at liberty to conduct other forms of screening for their candidates.

So if you have been whiling away time thinking that since post-UTME has been scrapped that there won't be any form of screening before you are admitted, you better wake up now and start preparing to avoid unpleasant surprises.

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FCE Zaria NCE B.Ed, NCE, Pre-NCE & Remedial Admission 2016/2017 Announced

Federal College of Education, Zaria (FCE Zaria) inites suitably qualified candidates for admission into B.Ed, NCE, Pre-NCE and Remedial programmes for 2016/2017 Academic Session.

AVAILABLE COURSES

NCE:

School of Art And Social Science
1 CHRISTIAN STUDIES/ECONOMICS
2 CHRISTIAN STUDIES/GEOGRAPHYSICS
3 CHRISTIAN STUDIES/PRIMARY EDUCATION
4 CHRISTIAN STUDIES/POLITCAL SCIENCE.
5 CHRISTIAN STUDIES/SOCIAL STUDIES
6 ECONOMICS/GEOGRAPHYSICS
7 ECONOMICS/PRIMARY EDUCATION
8 ECONOMICS/POLITCAL SCIENCE.
9 ECONOMICS/SOCIAL STUDIES
10 GEOGRAPHYSICS/PRIMARY EDUCATION
11 GEOGRAPHYSICS/POLITICAL SCIENCE
12 ISLAMIC STUDIES/ECONOMICS
13 ISLAMIC STUDIES/GEOGRAPHYSICS
14 ISLAMIC STUDIES/PRIMARY EDUCATION
15 ISLAMIC STUDIES/POLITCAL SCIENCE.
16 ISLAMIC STUDIES/SOCIAL STUDIES
17 SOCIAL STUDIES(DM)
18 SOCIAL STUDIES/GEOGRAPHYSICS
19 SOCIAL STUDIES/CULTURAL & CREATIVE ART
20 SOCIAL STUDIES/PRIMARY EDUCATION
21 SOCIAL STUDIES/POLITICAL SCIENCE
22 POLITICAL SCIENCE/PRIMARY EDUCATION

School Of Languages
1 ARABIC/ENGLISH
2 ARABIC/HAUSA
3 ARABIC/ISLAMIC STUDIES
4 ARABIC/PRIMARY EDUCATION
5 ENGLISH/PRIMARY EDUCATION
6 ENGLISH/CHRISTIAN STUDIES
7 ENGLISH/FRENCH
8 ENGLISH/GEOGRAPHYSICS
9 ENGLISH/HAUSA
10 ENGLISH/IGBO
11 ENGLISH/ISLAMIC STUDIES
12 ENGLISH/PRIMARY EDUCATION
13 ENGLISH/POLITCAL SCIENCE.
14 ENGLISH/SOCIAL STUDIES
15 ENGLISH/YORUBA
16 FRENCH/GEOGRAPHYSICS
17 FRENCH/IGBO
18 FRENCH/PRIMARY EDUCATION
19 FRENCH/SOCIAL STUDIES
20 FRENCH/YORUBA
21 HAUSA/ECONOMICS
22 HAUSA/ISLAMIC STUDIES
23 HAUSA/PRIMARY EDUCATION
24 HAUSA/POLITCAL SCIENCE.
25 HAUSA/SOCIAL STUDIES
26 IGBO/CHRISTIAN STUDIES
27 IGBO/ECONOMICS
28 IGBO/PRIMARY EDUCATION
29 IGBO/SOCIAL STUDIES
30 YORUBA/CHRISTIAN STUDIES
31 YORUBA/ECONOMICS
32 YORUBA/GEOGRAPHYSICS
33 YORUBA/PRIMARY EDUCATION
34 YORUBA/ISLAMIC STUDIES
35 YORUBA/SOCIAL STUDIES
36 ENGLISH/CULTURAL & CREATIVE ART

School of Adult & Non Formal Education & Special Education
1 ADULT & FORMAL EDUCATION
2 SPECIAL EDUCATION/CHRISTIAN STUDIES
3 SPECIAL EDUCATION/ENGLISH
4 SPECIAL EDUCATION/ECONOMICS
5 SPECIAL EDUCATION/GEOGRAPHYSICS
6 SPECIAL EDUCATION/POLITCAL SCIENCE.
7 SPECIAL EDUCATION/PRIMARY EDUCATION
8 SPECIAL EDUCATION/SOCIAL STUDIES
9 SPECIAL EDUCATION/HAUSA
10 SPECIAL EDUCATION/ISLAMIC STUDIES

School Of Vocational & Technology (VOC & TECH)
1 AGRICULTURE (DM)
2 BUSINESS EDUCATION (DM)
3 HOME ECONOMICS (DM)
4 FINE ARTS (DM)

School Of Science
1 BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY
2 BIOLOGY/COMPUTER SCIENCE
3 BIOLOGY/GEOGRAPHYSICS
4 BIOLOGY/INTER SCIENCE
5 BIOLOGY/PRIMARY EDUCATION
6 CHEMISTRY/COMPUTER SCIENCE
7 CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHYSICS
8 CHEMISTRY/INTER SCIENCE
9 CHEMISTRY/MATHEMATICS
10 CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS
11 COMPUTER SCIENCE/ECONOMICS
12 GEOGRAPHYSICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE
13 GEOGRAPHYSICS/MATHEMATICS
14 GEOGRAPHYSICS/PHYSICS
15 INTER SCIENCE/COMPUTER SCIENCE
16 INTER SCIENCE/GEOGRAPHYSICS
17 INTER SCIENCE/MATHEMATICS
18 INTER SCIENCE/PHYSICS
19 MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE
20 MATHEMATICS/ECONOMICS
21 MATHEMATICS/PHYSICS
22 PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION(DM)
23 PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION/BIOLOGY
24 PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION/CHEMISTRY
25 PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION/COMPUTER SCIENCE
26 PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION/GEOGRAPHYSICS
27 PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION/INTER SCIENCE
28 PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION/MATHEMATICS
29 PHYSICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE
30 PHYSICS/PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION
31 PHYSICS/GEOGRAPHYSICS

School Of Early Childhood Of Early Childhood Education & primary Education
1 EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

PRE-NCE COMBINATIONS
School Of Arts And Social Sciences

1 CHRISTIAN STUDIES
2 MUSIC
3 HISTORY
4 ECONOMIC
5 GEOGRAPHY
6 POLITICAL SCIENCE
7 ISLAMIC STUDIES

School Of languages
1 ARABIC
2 HAUSA
3 FRENCH
4 IGBO
5 YORUBA
6 ENGLISH

School Of vocational & Technology (VOC & TECH)
1 AGRICULTURE (DM)
2 BUSINESS EDUCATION (DM)
3 HOME ECONOMICS (DM)
4 FINE ARTS (DM)

School Of Science
1 BIOLOGY
2 CHEMISTRY
3 MATHEMATICS
4 PHYSICS
5 PHYSICAL HEALTH EDUCATION
6 HEALTH EDUCATION

REMEDIAL COURSES
1 SCIENCES
2 ARTS

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

1. Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE)

a. GCE O/L or SSCE (WAEC OR NECO) with passes in at least five (5) subjects in one sitting, three of which must be at credit level;
b. GCE O/L or SSCE (WAEC OR NECO) with passes in at least five (5) subjects in two sittings, four of which must be at credit level;
c. Grade II Teachers Certificate (TC II) / Higher Islamic Studies (SISC) with credit or Merit in three (3) subjects, two of which must be relevant to the course the candidate wishes to study;
d. R.S.A. or City and Guides Intermediate Certificate or the Federal Craft Training Certificate;
e. Associate Certificate in Education awarded by an approved institution in Nigeria or Aboard;
f. Credits in English and /or Mathematics may be required in some courses;
g. Successful candidates in the Pre-NCE, (Languages or Sciences), Final Examination, who also take and succeed in a selection examination organized by an accredited body, would also be qualified for admission;
h. The College may, in addition to all the above, administer its own qualifying elimination tests and / or interviews for some courses, e.g. Physical and Health education.

2. Pre-NCE Programme

a. SC / GCE (OL) or SSCE (WAEC OR NECO)with four (4) passes at a sitting or five (5) passes at two sitting including English Language and Mathematics and passes in related subjects.
b. TC II Certificate with passes.
c . Other relevant or equivalent qualification with four (4) passes at a sitting or five (5) passes at two sitting and passes in related subject- i.e. City and Guilds, Federal Craft Certificate, etc.

3. Remedial Programme

a. GCE (O/L) or SSCE (WAEC OR NECO) with two (2) passes
b. TC II with at least two (2) passes
c. Federal Craft Certificate or City and Guilds with at least two (2) passes.

4. Professional Diploma in Education Programme

Interested applicants must have one of the followings:

a. National Diploma (ND) or Higher National Diploma (HND)
b. Bachelor (B.SC & BA)
c. Master or Doctorate (Phd).

METHOD OF APPLICATION

Interested applicants are to follow details below to apply;

All NCE, Pre-NCE, and Remedial Applicants are to visit: http://www.fcezariaonline.net/nce/application/applogin.html while all B.ED applicants should visit: http://www.fcezariaonline.net/bed/application/applogin.html to apply. Make sure you purchased your scratch card from any of the designated Banks.

Simply, key in the Teller Number and the Transaction ID Number in the appropriate spaces provided and then click the 'Submit' button.

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2016 Admission Deadline Process Announced

As part of the decisions taken in the 2016 JAMB Combined policy meeting held yesterday, the closing date for all 2016 admission process is November 30th, 2016.

Speaking after the meeting, Minster of Education Mallam Adamu Adamu who disclosed this equally warned institutions against going beyond their admission quota stating that institutions that default will face sanctions.

According to him, admission by merit is 45%, catchment area 35% and educational development in less developed states 20%, for federal universities

While fort state universities, admission by merit is 40%, catchment 40 % and less developed local governments get 20%,’’

He further warned institutions against admitting students into un-accredited courses in their institutions.

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NDA Admission List For 2016/2017 Released

The Nigerian Defence Academy has released the names of succesful candidates in the Entrance Examination held on Saturday 23 April 2016.

They are to appear for interview before the Armed Forces Selection Board (AFSB) from Saturday 28 May - 9 July 2016 at the Nigerian Defence Academy (Old Site), Kaduna.

Candidates will appear before the AFSB in 2 Batches
as follows:

Batch 1.
(Candidates from the underlisted states are

Abia
Adamawa
Bauchi
Benue
Cross River
Kebbi
Delta
Ebonyi
Ekiti
Imo
Kaduna
Kebbi
Kwara
Nasarawa
Ogun
Oyo


Rivers
Sokoto
Taraba
FCT

Batch 2.
(Candidates from the underlisted states are to

Akawa Ibom
Anambra
Bayelsa
Borno
Edo
Enugu
Gombe
Jigawa
Kano
Katsaina
Kogi
Lagos
Niger
Ondo
Osun
Plateau
Yobe
zamfara

Candidates who fail to report by Saturday 28 May 2016
and Saturday 18 June 2016 for Batches 1 and 2 respectively, will not be allowed to attend the interview. Any candidate in Batch 2 who is seen around the NDA premises before 18 June 2016, will be disqualified. All candidates will be accommodated and fed throughout the duration of their stay for the AFSB.

All candidates will undergo a screening exercise which will involve certificates/credentials screening, medical and physical fitness tests amongst others. Only candidates who pass the screening exercise will qualify to continue with the interview. Thus, any candidate that fails at any stage of the screening (documents verification and medical screening) will be asked to leave the NDA premises. One or 2 representatives from each state of the federation including the FCT will be allowed to screen and authenticate the indigeneship status of all candidates from their states on the first day of screening only.

Such representatives must come along with a letter of introduction signed by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG). Details of the modalities for the indigeneship screening will be communicated to the Office of the SSG of the respective States as well as the FCT.

Candidates MUST bring along the original and 2 photocopies each of the following documents:

a. JAMB UTME Original Result Slip 2016.

b. Acknowledgement Form and NDA Examination Admission Card.

c. Academic Certificates / Statements of Result and Testimonials for Primary and Secondary Schools (Junior and Senior).

d. Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age, preferably Birth Certificate.

e. Letter of Attestation of State/Local Government Indigeneship duly signed by the SSG or Chairman of Local Government, as the case may be. Certification obtained from a military officer from the candidate’s state of origin, who must be of the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and above or equivalent in the Nigerian Navy and Nigerian Air Force, may be used in place of Local Government Indigeneship Certificate. In this case, the officer must indicate his formation/unit, appointment, contact address, phone numbers and e-mail address. The officer must also affix formation/unit
stamp and sign.

f. Letter of Consent from Parent/Guardian.

Candidates are to download both the Attestation and Letter of Consent Forms from the NDA applications portal/NDA website and complete same.

Candidates who fail to bring along the documents listed above will be disqualified. Any alterations on the documents will attract outright disqualification.

Candidates are to also bring along the following items:

a. Writing materials.
b. Three blue shorts and 3 white (round-neck) T-shirts.
c. A pair of white canvas shoes and 3 pairs of white socks.
d. Toiletries.
e. Non-refundable fee of N2, 500.00 each for verification/confirmation of results at WAEC/NECO.
f. Scratch cards for WAEC and/or NECO results for online confirmation of result.
g. Four recent coloured passport photographs.
h. The second copy of
Postcard Photograph
that was presented and endorsed at the Exam Centre during the NDA Entrance Examination.
i. Transport money to and from Kaduna

FIND FILE ATTACHED BELOW:


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Ministry Of Education Merges CRK And IRS Into One Subject, Nigerians React

Following the efforts of the Federal Ministry of Education in reducing the workload of primary and junior secondary pupils, it was learnt that subjects like Christian Religious Studies (CRS) and Islamic Religious Studies (IRS),Civic Education, Social Studies, and Security Education will now be merged into one compulsory subject known as Religion and National Values (RNV).

This move has attracted mixed reactions from Nigerians. While some see it as a welcomed development, others see it a move in the wrong direction.

According to one commenter, "this plan will fail in core northern states because no teacher will dare teach an Almajiri about Jesus Christ that will not have his head on a pike the next day."

"It will faill in SS/SE because No teacher there will be able to teach students Qur'anic education because they don't even know it and will NEVER learn it."

"It will be a success in the SW because of religious tolerance that they espouse."

Whats your take on this?

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Learn How To Write A Good CV in Nigeria

To make your job-hunt, internships or Industrial Attachment search a success; we advise that you learn to write a good CV in Nigeria – the way it truly appeal to local employers. We have noticed with utmost dismay that writing a CV in Nigeria is something people put off for as long as possible and when they eventually get to it, they have the impression that so long as important elements such as work experience, educational qualifications and bio-data are in place, a CV is complete. Sorry to disagree!

We believe that your CV is an account or narration of yourself. It is YOU talking about YOU in YOUR very own words and in the best way possible. It starts from who you are, to all the places you have been and how you have contributed to those places; your achievements, how you spent your time, and even personal details like your marital status and so on. Bearing this in mind, every detail and information provided must be meticulously considered and articulately presented. Put your most flattering qualities or accomplishments up front and then move gradually to less flattering qualities.

In writing your CV in Nigeria, presentation is everything! Your content, layout, template, font type, font size, line spacing, bullets and borders are all crucial in achieving a great looking CV. If someone has 3 years of experience and another has 6 years of experience, and they are both applying for the same job, the ONLY thing that differentiates them is the way they both present their work experiences.






The basic elements of your CV in Nigeria should be profile, work experience, achievements (if any), trainings (if any), educational qualifications, bio-data, hobbies and referees. Please note that no particular format or template is cast in stone, every template can be amended to suit a particular requirement at any given time.

# How To Write A Good CV in Nigeria
Profile
We would rather prefer a profile to an objective. An objective is simply a goal while a profile is a brief description that summarizes your qualities, vis-a-vis where you are coming from and where you hope to be. It shouldn’t be more than two sentences or three short sentences at most.

Experience
Your experience(s) should indicate the name of the company, your designation/title, your job description and the duration of service. The address of the company is not compulsory except you are applying for a job outside of your state or country of residence. Your experience(s) should follow a chronological sequence (most recent to least recent). Also stick to the present tense when describing your current job description.

Achievements
This is a run-down of exceptional accomplishments you have bagged over a period of time. It can include a record breaking GP, an award, a surpassed target, an impeccable record and the likes. Your achievements are supposed to score you extra points with a potential employee but if it does otherwise, chuck it.


Bio-data
Your bio-data which consists of your date of birth, s*x and state of origin are not necessarily your most important details. Infact, it could serve as a disadvantage. Should you apply for a particular vacancy and you are past the age requirement, if your age is the first thing a potential employer sees, you are likely to be disqualified even before your CV is given a proper appraisal. So it’s best to keep those details at the tail end of your CV.

Points to bear in mind:

1. Chose bold and legible fonts
2. Use simple and unambiguous words. Leave no room for vagueness.
3. Have a focus and find a way to infuse your interest and specialization into your CV
4. Be accountable. Always account for time spent. Ensure your CV reflects that you are constantly adding value, honing your skills or getting more education.
5. Never include in your CV what you are not a 100% certain will be a plus.
6. Keep your CV to a maximum of three pages except you have had several years of experience.
7. Ensure that you can defend everything that you have written in your CV
8. Lastly, don’t forget to KISS! (Keep It Short and Simple!)
See you at the top! Share this let your friends also learn to write a good CV in Nigeria.

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JAMBITES!! READ THIS BEFORE GOING FOR UTME CHANGE OF COURSE/ INSTITUTION FORM

After the release of the 2016
UTME results, Its is advisable for
Some Candidates to change their
1st or 2nd choice Courses or
Institutions.

=> Changing of your Institution or
Courses is 100% Safe and Legit
because it is been done on Jamb
Website, So no need to Panic.
These are likely Reasons why you
may want to change your Course
or Institution. There are obviously
three good reasons why a
candidate may need to change
his/her jamb choice of course or
institution or both:

1A. Due to Low UTME score: After
the release of Jamb results, the
next thing to face is Post-UTME
and Admissions Processing. Now
take for instance that someone
applied for a Federal University
who will probably fix a cut-off
mark of 200 and above; if such
candidate scored less than 200, it
simply means he/she has lost the
admission. In this case the change
of institution to a state-owned/
private University becomes
necessary. State universities
generally fix cut-off marks below
200 or so.

1B. Due to Low UTME score over
Course Cut-Off: Just like case 1A
above, this happens when a
candidate choose a very
competitive course like Law,
Medicine and Surgery, Pharmacy,
Engineering, etc. Several courses
have greater number of
Applicants than others and such
courses invariably attract very
high cut-off marks. To avoid being
left aside as a candidate, it is
advised to go for change of
course within the same
institution/faculty. e.g Imagine,
You choose Pharmacy in OAU and
you Score 230 in Jamb, Then OAU
Released their Official Post UTME
Cut-off mark for Pharmacy as 260,
What you have to do is get the
Jamb Change of Course/Institution
Card and Change your Course to a
less Competitive one like
Biochemistry, Industrial Chemistry
or any Related Field in OAU. Thats
it.

2. Incomplete O'level Results: In
this case candidates who may
have ran into deficiency of
required credit passes in some
key/relevant subjects may decide
to go for change of course to
accommodate or if a Student
want to make use of 2 Sitting to
Apply for a Course, If you choose a
Course like Computer Science for
Instance, You can't gain
Admission with such, what you
have to do is choose a lesser
course with low demand (Varies
by School).

3. Mistakes during Registration:
Was there any mistake while
filling your registration form by
either you or the business/cyber
cafe? With this card, you can
correct any errors made during
registration of your course or
institution.

4. Other Important Factors:
These includes several factors
ranging from finance, change in
Geographical locations, Parent's
suggestions, Fear of Tribal
differences, e.g Boko Haram in the
Northern Part etc. Such cases
treated under this heading result
to change of institution.

=> How can i get the Jamb Change
of Course/Institution Card? Visit
any Jamb Office near you or any
Educational Outlet for the Card,
Cost just N2,500. The Instruction
on How to Use the Card is written
at the back of the Card.
 

Success..........

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