List of schools that has so far announced their post-UTME for 2016

As schools have already begun announcing their 2016 post-UTME sales of form, it is very important for candidates to stay up to date with the latest information on the post-UTME updates of their choice schools.
We’ve had situations in the past whereby some students missed the post-UTME of their respective choice institution for the simple reason that they were not correctly informed or not informed at all.  
Below are the list of schools that has so far announced their post-UTME for 2016

Veritas University Post-UTME/DE 2016: Cut-off Mark, Eligibility And Registration Details
Bowen University Post-UTME 2016: Date, Eligibility, Screening And Registration Details
Bells University Post-UTME 2016: Date, Eligibility And Registration Details
Babcock University Post-UTME 2016: Eligibility, Date And Registration Details
Pan-Atlantic University Post-UTME 2016: Eligibility, Date And Registration Details
Igbinedion University Post-UTME 2016 Eligibility And Registration Details
KWASU Post-UTME/DE 2016: Eligibility, Screening Date And Registration Details
Nigerian Police Academy Application Into 4th Regular Course Degree Programme 2016/2017
NDA 68th Regular Course Application Announced
Covenant University Post-UTME 2016: Date, Eligibility And Registration Details
Redeemer's University Post-UTME Registration 2016/2017 Announced
Landmark University Post-UTME Registration 2016/2017 Announced
Ajayi Crowther University Post-UTME/DE Registration And Screening 2016/2017 Announced

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ts Public Relations Officer, Dr Fabian Benjamin who promulgate this to newsmen said: “JAMB will officially publish the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), cut-off marks for universities and polytechnics in June.” He urged candidates of the 2016 UTME to ignore the cut-off marks from some websites and social media, stating that those cut-off marks were just the imagination of people.
Having gone through the rigour of UTME examinations in the past weeks, candidates seeking admission in universities, polytechnics and colleges of education are expecting JAMB cut-off marks which will give candidates next line of action.
For any student to participate in post-UTME of the institutions of first and second choice, such candidate must beat JAMB 2016 cut-off mark, institution’s of first choice cut-off mark, and departmental cut-off mark. To JAMB, the cut-off point for university and polytechnics are determined every year by the candidates’ over all performance. Apart from JAMB setting entrance cut-off points for university and polytechnic applicants, each institution, also has its cut-off point for students seeking admission in the school.

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ts Public Relations Officer, Dr Fabian Benjamin who promulgate this to newsmen said: “JAMB will officially publish the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), cut-off marks for universities and polytechnics in June.” He urged candidates of the 2016 UTME to ignore the cut-off marks from some websites and social media, stating that those cut-off marks were just the imagination of people.
Having gone through the rigour of UTME examinations in the past weeks, candidates seeking admission in universities, polytechnics and colleges of education are expecting JAMB cut-off marks which will give candidates next line of action.
For any student to participate in post-UTME of the institutions of first and second choice, such candidate must beat JAMB 2016 cut-off mark, institution’s of first choice cut-off mark, and departmental cut-off mark. To JAMB, the cut-off point for university and polytechnics are determined every year by the candidates’ over all performance. Apart from JAMB setting entrance cut-off points for university and polytechnic applicants, each institution, also has its cut-off point for students seeking admission in the school.

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- See more at: http://schoolwatch.com.ng/jamb-release-date-to-announce-2016-admission-cut-off-marks/#sthash.dzsxULpN.dpu

ts Public Relations Officer, Dr Fabian Benjamin who promulgate this to newsmen said: “JAMB will officially publish the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), cut-off marks for universities and polytechnics in June.” He urged candidates of the 2016 UTME to ignore the cut-off marks from some websites and social media, stating that those cut-off marks were just the imagination of people.
Having gone through the rigour of UTME examinations in the past weeks, candidates seeking admission in universities, polytechnics and colleges of education are expecting JAMB cut-off marks which will give candidates next line of action.
For any student to participate in post-UTME of the institutions of first and second choice, such candidate must beat JAMB 2016 cut-off mark, institution’s of first choice cut-off mark, and departmental cut-off mark. To JAMB, the cut-off point for university and polytechnics are determined every year by the candidates’ over all performance. Apart from JAMB setting entrance cut-off points for university and polytechnic applicants, each institution, also has its cut-off point for students seeking admission in the school.

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- See more at: http://schoolwatch.com.ng/jamb-release-date-to-announce-2016-admission-cut-off-marks/#sthash.dzsxULpN.dpuf

ts Public Relations Officer, Dr Fabian Benjamin who promulgate this to newsmen said: “JAMB will officially publish the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), cut-off marks for universities and polytechnics in June.” He urged candidates of the 2016 UTME to ignore the cut-off marks from some websites and social media, stating that those cut-off marks were just the imagination of people.
Having gone through the rigour of UTME examinations in the past weeks, candidates seeking admission in universities, polytechnics and colleges of education are expecting JAMB cut-off marks which will give candidates next line of action.
For any student to participate in post-UTME of the institutions of first and second choice, such candidate must beat JAMB 2016 cut-off mark, institution’s of first choice cut-off mark, and departmental cut-off mark. To JAMB, the cut-off point for university and polytechnics are determined every year by the candidates’ over all performance. Apart from JAMB setting entrance cut-off points for university and polytechnic applicants, each institution, also has its cut-off point for students seeking admission in the school.

Stay updated with all Nigeria University news, Polytechnic news, Post-Utme, Jamb Results and more; Join/Like Us now on Facebook and twitter

- See more at: http://schoolwatch.com.ng/jamb-release-date-to-announce-2016-admission-cut-off-marks/#sthash.dzsxULpN.dpuf

ts Public Relations Officer, Dr Fabian Benjamin who promulgate this to newsmen said: “JAMB will officially publish the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), cut-off marks for universities and polytechnics in June.” He urged candidates of the 2016 UTME to ignore the cut-off marks from some websites and social media, stating that those cut-off marks were just the imagination of people.
Having gone through the rigour of UTME examinations in the past weeks, candidates seeking admission in universities, polytechnics and colleges of education are expecting JAMB cut-off marks which will give candidates next line of action.
For any student to participate in post-UTME of the institutions of first and second choice, such candidate must beat JAMB 2016 cut-off mark, institution’s of first choice cut-off mark, and departmental cut-off mark. To JAMB, the cut-off point for university and polytechnics are determined every year by the candidates’ over all performance. Apart from JAMB setting entrance cut-off points for university and polytechnic applicants, each institution, also has its cut-off point for students seeking admission in the school.

Stay updated with all Nigeria University news, Polytechnic news, Post-Utme, Jamb Results and more; Join/Like Us now on Facebook and twitter

- See more at: http://schoolwatch.com.ng/jamb-release-date-to-announce-2016-admission-cut-off-marks/#sthash.dzsxULpN.dpuf

ts Public Relations Officer, Dr Fabian Benjamin who promulgate this to newsmen said: “JAMB will officially publish the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), cut-off marks for universities and polytechnics in June.” He urged candidates of the 2016 UTME to ignore the cut-off marks from some websites and social media, stating that those cut-off marks were just the imagination of people.
Having gone through the rigour of UTME examinations in the past weeks, candidates seeking admission in universities, polytechnics and colleges of education are expecting JAMB cut-off marks which will give candidates next line of action.
For any student to participate in post-UTME of the institutions of first and second choice, such candidate must beat JAMB 2016 cut-off mark, institution’s of first choice cut-off mark, and departmental cut-off mark. To JAMB, the cut-off point for university and polytechnics are determined every year by the candidates’ over all performance. Apart from JAMB setting entrance cut-off points for university and polytechnic applicants, each institution, also has its cut-off point for students seeking admission in the school.

Stay updated with all Nigeria University news, Polytechnic news, Post-Utme, Jamb Results and more; Join/Like Us now on Facebook and twitter

- See more at: http://schoolwatch.com.ng/jamb-release-date-to-announce-2016-admission-cut-off-marks/#sthash.dzsxULpN.dpuf

ts Public Relations Officer, Dr Fabian Benjamin who promulgate this to newsmen said: “JAMB will officially publish the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), cut-off marks for universities and polytechnics in June.” He urged candidates of the 2016 UTME to ignore the cut-off marks from some websites and social media, stating that those cut-off marks were just the imagination of people.
Having gone through the rigour of UTME examinations in the past weeks, candidates seeking admission in universities, polytechnics and colleges of education are expecting JAMB cut-off marks which will give candidates next line of action.
For any student to participate in post-UTME of the institutions of first and second choice, such candidate must beat JAMB 2016 cut-off mark, institution’s of first choice cut-off mark, and departmental cut-off mark. To JAMB, the cut-off point for university and polytechnics are determined every year by the candidates’ over all performance. Apart from JAMB setting entrance cut-off points for university and polytechnic applicants, each institution, also has its cut-off point for students seeking admission in the school.

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- See more at: http://schoolwatch.com.ng/jamb-release-date-to-announce-2016-admission-cut-off-marks/#sthash.dzsxULpN.dpuf

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, wish to inform members of the public, especially candidates who duly registered and participated in the just concluded 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination  (UTME) that the cut-off marks for universities and polytechnics will be made public in June, 2016.
The 2016 cut-off marks defines the criteria for the year’s admissions into higher institutions.
- See more at: http://schoolwatch.com.ng/jamb-release-date-to-announce-2016-admission-cut-off-marks/#sthash.dzsxULpN.dpuf

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, wish to inform members of the public, especially candidates who duly registered and participated in the just concluded 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination  (UTME) that the cut-off marks for universities and polytechnics will be made public in June, 2016.
The 2016 cut-off marks defines the criteria for the year’s admissions into higher institutions.
- See more at: http://schoolwatch.com.ng/jamb-release-date-to-announce-2016-admission-cut-off-marks/#sthash.dzsxULpN.dpuf

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, wish to inform members of the public, especially candidates who duly registered and participated in the just concluded 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination  (UTME) that the cut-off marks for universities and polytechnics will be made public in June, 2016.
The 2016 cut-off marks defines the criteria for the year’s admissions into higher institutions.
- See more at: http://schoolwatch.com.ng/jamb-release-date-to-announce-2016-admission-cut-off-marks/#sthash.dzsxULpN.dpuf

List Of Nigeria Universities That Accept Lower Credit For Direct Entry

Want to apply for Direct Entry with a Lower Credit grade on your National Diploma (ND)/Higher National Diploma (HND) certificates? Most universities prefer Upper Credit to Lower Credit (in the case of ND holders), however, candidates with Lower Credit can still approach some universities to be considered for admission
lower Credit HND got no problem. It’s accepted by most universities that admit via Direct Entry. But lower credit in ND is only considered by a few universities.
See: 2016 JAMB Direct Entry Registration: Instructions & Guidelines.
We have compiled the list of universities that accept Lower Credit based on the admission requirements recorded in JAMB Brochure.

1.  All private universities – you may need upper credit for some courses.
2. University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN)
3. Osun State University (UNIOSUN)
4. Ahmadu Bello University (ABU)
5. Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University formerly Anambra State University (ANSU)
6. University of Calabar (UNICAL)
7.  University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID)
8. Usman Dan Fodio University Sokoto (UDUSOK)
9. Niger Delta University, NDU, Wilberforce
10. Enugu State University of Science and Technology, ESUT
11. Nasarawa State University (NSUK), Keffi
12. University of Jos, UNIJOS
13. Umaru Musa Yar’Adua University, UMYU
14. Federal University of Technology, Minna, FUTMINNA
15. University of Ilorin, UNILORIN (accepts lower credit in history and performer art)

Make sure you check JAMB Brochure to confirm whether you can apply for a course with Lower credit in ND.  Some others schools too may allow, but not listed here.
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UNILORIN TO ADMIT MORE CANDIDATES THIS YEAR IF.......

The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, Prof. AbdulGaniyu Ambali (OON), last Wednesday (March 30, 2016) disclosed that the institution is determined to admit more students in the next academic session subject to the approval of the National Universities Commission (NUC) for an increase in its admission quota.

Prof. Ambali made this known while featuring on a Radio Nigeria, Harmony FM, Idofian current affairs programme, “Our Guest”.

For some time now, the ratio of admitted students to the number of applicants has been a serious concern to universities in the country, admission seekers and their parents.

For instance, out of the more than 103, 000 candidates that applied to study in the University of Ilorin in the 2015/2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME), only 11, 057 could be admitted due to the low admission quota granted the most subscribed university by the regulatory bodies.

Fielding questions on the radio programme, Prof. Ambali noted that the management of the University was seriously worried that most Nigerian youths cannot gain admission into their choice institutions due to the low carrying capacity of Nigerian universities.

While commenting on the rumour that the University of Ilorin had released its cut-off marks for the 2016/2017 admission exercise, the Vice-Chancellor disclosed that no institution in Nigeria will announce its cut-off mark until the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and the National Universities Commission (NUC) determine the national cut-off marks.

Prof. Ambali said that the University of Ilorin would only announce its cut-off marks after the meeting of all tertiary education institutions in the country with the NUC and JAMB.

He, however, warned desperate admission seekers to be wary of scammers, as the University of Ilorin’s admission is not for sale. He said that the University management has devised a very stiff punishment for any of its staff that is caught engaging in such dirty deal.

Let us know what you think by commenting below

BOWEN UNIVERSITY POST UTME/D.E FOR 2016/2017 SESSION

(i)   UTME

(a)  All applicants are required to sit for the 2016 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)

(b)   Applicants are to complete on-line application by visiting Bowen University website at www.bowenuniversty-edu.org or obtain a form at any of the stipulated sales centres nationwide.

(c)   All applicants are required to have credits at SSCE, GCE, NECO, NABTEB or approved equivalent in at least 5 subjects which must include English Language and four other subjects as may be specified by each Faculty.

(d)  The five Credits should be obtained in not more than two sittings.

(e)  For Medicine and Surgery (MBBS)and Nursing Science(B.Nsc) programmes,the five Credits must   be obtained at one sitting.

(f)   Candidates awaiting results may apply.

(g)   All applicants will be required to go through Bowen University’s Screening Exercise.

(h)   Interested candidates who have applied to JAMB for admission and wish to change their first choice to Bowen University are required to:

1. apply for change of institution through JAMB

2. obtain the BOWEN UNIVERSITY admission Online Application form
3. participate in the Bowen Post UTME screening exercise.

(ii)  DIRECT ENTRY

All applicants for direct entry must satisfy any one of the following:

(a) NCE, ND and approved equivalents with at least Upper Credit in relevant fields.
(b) At least two Advanced Level passes at acceptable grade level .
(c) The Interim Joint Matriculation Board (IJMB),Joint Universities Preliminary Examination Board(JUPEB)p; levels.
(d) In addition to the NCE/ND/IJMB or two Advanced Level papers specified by each Faculty or programme, candidates must also satisfy Ordinary Level requirements.
(e) HND Holders may be admitted into 200 or 300 Level depending on the regulation guiding admission into each department/programme
All direct entry candidates are required to apply through JAMB.

Bowen University Post UTME Online Application.

(a)       On-Line Application

To complete the application online:
(i) Visit Bowen University website http://apply.bowenuniversity-edu.org/apply/register_apply.php to create an identity.
(ii) On the resulting registration confirmation page, click on the button labelled Proceed to Pay in order to gain access to the account you just created. You may then proceed to generate the unique Transaction ID for your application form fee payment. Ensure that you print out the Fees Payment Slip which contains the steps on how to make a proper payment.
(iii) Pay a sum of Seven Thousand Naira (N7,000.00) only as application form fee using your ATM Card/Quick teller options at any bank of your choice.
(iv) Upon confirmation of payment, an applicant is to use his/her unique identity (Email Address & UTME No.) to complete and submit the e-application form via the Bowen University website.

(b)     Payment for On-line forms through Banks

(i)  Applicants may also pay through any branch of Skye Bank, Diamond Bank, First Bank, Sterling Bank or Guaranty Trust Bank after completion of steps (a)i and (a)ii above (if unable to access an ATM Card/Quick teller option to complete the electronic transaction):
N.B.: You must insist on having a BranchCollect teller officer to process your payment as any random deposit (without a generated Transaction ID) will be voided.

(ii) After payment, a confirmation will be forwarded to the applicant’s e-mail which will be utilized to access the on-line application form.
(iii) Candidates who are unable to make payments through the above medium may come to the examination venue with their bank drafts obtained from any of the banks stipulated above.

Courses Available at Bowen University.

COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCE
B.Sc. Anatomy (4 – Year Programme)
B.NSc. Nursing Science (5 or 4 Year Programme)
B.PT. Physiotherapy (5 or 4 Year Programme)
B.Sc. Physiology (4 – Year Programme)
Medicine and Surgery (MBBS) (5 or 6 – Year Programme) 

FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE (4 or 5 Year Programme)
(a)  B. Agric.
  (i)  Agricultural Economics and Farm Management
  (ii) Agricultural Extension and Rural Development
  (iii)Animal Science and Fisheries Management
  (iv)Crop Production and Soil Management
(b)  B. Forestry and Environmental Technology
(c)  B.Sc. Food Science and Technology
(d)  B.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics(4 or 3 Year Programme)
(e)  B.Fisheries and Aquaculture
(f)  B.Sc Environmental Technology and Management (4 or 5 Year Programme)

FACULTY OF HUMANITIES
– English
– History
– History & International Studies
– Communication Arts
– Theatre Arts
– Music
– Philosophy
– Religious Studies

FACULTY OF LAW
– Law

FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND SCIENCE EDUCATION
– Microbiology
– Plant Biology
– Zoology
– Biochemistry
– Chemistry
– Industrial Chemistry
– Computer Science
– Mathematics
– Statistics
– Physics & Solar Energy
-Library and Information

FACULTY OF SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES
– Accounting
– Banking & Finance
– Business Administration
– Economics
– Mass Communication
– Sociology
– Political Science and Diplomatic Studies
-Industrial Relations and Personnel Management
– International Relations & Diplomacy

Bowen University Post UTME Other Important Info.

CLOSING DATE: All completed application forms must be completed and submitted on / before Thursday, 19th May, 2016,

SCREENING OF CANDIDATES

All applicants are to appear for BOWEN University Screening Exercise to be conducted by the University on Saturday,21th  May, 2016 at the following centers:

1. Baptist Academy, Obanikoro, Lagos
2. Bowen University, Iwo
3. First Baptist Church, Area 11, Garki, Abuja.
4. Faith Baptist College,#1 Rumuaparaeli Sreet, Beside Holy Rosary Secondary School, Old GRA Port-Harcourt, Rivers State.
5. The Ethiope Delta Baptist Conference Secretariat Complex Amukpe Sapele,Delta State.
6. Baptist College of Theology NTA/TV Road, Benin-City
7. Baptist Model Secondary School, Obinze, Along Owerri/Port-Harcourt Road, Owerri, Imo State.
8. Fullness of God Nursery and Primary School, Ijapo Estate, Akure.
9. Baptist Theological Seminary, Kaduna
10. Bowen University Pre-Degree Programme Centre, Osogbo.
11. Baptist Girls College,Missions,Idi Aba,Abeokuta,Ogun State
12. Union Baptist Grammar School, Ga-Akanbi, Ilorin, Kwara State.
13. Gilgal International School,Shelter Afrique Extension,Mbiabong,Uyo,Akwa-Ibom State

Candidates are requested to come along with their on-line generated Acknowledgement Forms and writing items for the screening exercise.

The screening of candidates will start at 9.00am in each of the venues.

For Further enquires please visit our website www.bowenuniversity.edu.ng or contact: the Registrar, Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State, through:

1. Email: registrar_infobowen@yahoo.com or registrar@bowenuniversity-edu.org
2. Phone numbers: Niyi – 08185451648, Delani – 0708-543-4397, Kunbi – 0903-620-6970

MSG Team.

List of Nigeria Universities that accept two O'level result sittings

It is important to note that not all the Nigerian Universities Accept two sittings (i.e. Two O’level results).
We are going to List all the Universities that Accept two sittings and those that don’t accept two sittings

We receive emails from our friends asking; does unilorin accept combination of result? does uniben accept two sittings? does LASU accept two sittings? etc. We will do our best to list out all the Universities that accept 2 sittings and does that don’t

The followings are Nigeria Universities that Accept two sittings.

– Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU

– University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN,

– University of ilorin, UNILORIN,

– University of Ibadan, UI,

– Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba, AAUA.

– Olabisi Onabanjo University, OOU,

– University of Abuja, UNIABUJA,

– Kaduna State University, KASU,

– TAI Solarin University of Education, TASUED

– Enugu State University, ESUT,

– Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi (UAM).
Almost all the Federal, State and private universities accept two sittings.

The following Nigerian Universities don’t accept two sittings:
UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS, UNILAG.

UNIVERSITY OF ADO EKITI.{Important Notice} some university are not listed here but when you want to more about any university that accept or don’t accept two sittings, you can comment below and you will get reply as soon as possible.
Also if you are not too sure of the requirements for any Polytechnics or Universities in Nigeria, all you need to do is ask, and our Contributors will answer your queries ASAP.

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Do All Universities in Nigeria Accept Combination of O’level Results?

 

This is fact, not all Nigeria Universities accept a combination of O’level result. So, if you have WAEC and NECO or some other combination, you may need to research on those schools that accept it before you apply for admission.
A lot of candidates made the mistakes of applying without doing their homework properly. If you are admitted into any Institution that does not support combination of O’level Result, your admission will be withdrawn.
Nigeriaschool.com.ng is here to help, we have done all the groundwork and take time to compiled the list of all Universities in Nigeria that accepts combination of O’level results.

List of Nigerian Universities that accept combined O’level Result (Waec & Neco)

Important Notice: The list below is not complete and our team will be updating it regularly once we are able to verify other schools that does accept merging of results.

Obafemi Awolowo University OAU – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

University of Ibadan, UI – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

University of Nigeria Nsukka UNN – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

University of Uyo – UNIUYO – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

University of Abuja UNIABUJA – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

University of Benin UNIBEN – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

Nnamdi Azikiwe University UNIZIK – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

University of Jos, UNIJOS – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

Ahmadu Bello University, ABU Zaria – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

University of Ilorin– UNILORIN – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, MOUAU – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba, MOUAU – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

Kaduna State University, KSU – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

Tai Solarin University TASUED – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

Enugu State University of Technology, ESUT – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi FUAM – accepts WAEC & WAEC, NECO & WAEC, NECO & NECO

Do you know any Universities that accept combination of Results? And it is not listed here? You can share them with us via the comment section.
Apply for change of Institution if you happen to have two different results and your school does not accept it.

Effects Of Campus Fellowship On University/Polytechnic Students In Nigeria

There are many arguments on the issues, roles and prospect of campus fellowship on the academic performance of the student. Most often campus fellowship negatively affects the academic performance of students, as they make the students to be lazy, and indifferent on their studies. But campus fellowship also enhances the academic potential and performance of the students.
Campus fellowship provides students with an opportunity to share their talents, experiences, learning, and their time with others. These helps to improve positive behavioural style, skills, moral, values and excellent academic performance of students, in the classroom.
The global mission of Campus fellowship is soul winning, discipleship and preparation of dependable young ministers that will serve the next generation in various campuses.  They mentor converts until they become reliable tools in God’s hand for the mentoring of other converts. They provide a framework, were students can converge to academically associate and transfer learning to each other. They help the student to formulate a life and academic goal and objectives and works towards it, for an achievement.
As we go back into history and dig deep into the original languages of the Bible, we will discover significant facts that help us to understand God’s intended meaning of the word, fellowship.
The first fact concerns the meaning of the Greek root. Our English word, “fellowship” is the translation of the Greek word, “koinonia.” This Greek word is derived from the root, “koinos,” which was a prefix in ancient Greek. If you were to add this prefix to words meaning “living,” “owning a purse,” “a dispute,” and “mother,” you would get words meaning “living in community together,” “owning a purse in common,” “a public dispute,” and “having a mother in common.” So we see that the root of the word, “fellowship,” means “to hold something in common.”
Campus fellowship is aimed to bring students closer, in order to receive, share and help each other in the material, academic and spiritual growth. But the question still remain, how can we help others if we don’t know their needs? How can we know their needs if we don’t fellowship with them? How can we love them if we don’t have contact with them? Of course, this applies to all people, but especially to our fellow Christians, in the various campuses.

THE POSITIVE IMPACT OF CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP ON THE ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE OF THE STUDENT

 

The campus fellowship plays a significant role in the academic performance and the well being of the students. God created us as social creatures with an innate need to have relationships with others.
Schooling is not only done in the classroom, but through fellowshipping with other people, one can gather enough experience on human interrelationship, tolerance, moral values and positive skills. Fellowship, whether it’s in a formal meeting with hundreds of people or in a living room, or both, one can learn positive values that will help him/her to perform well academically.
Campus fellowship through their sermons, programs, and by example, they support education by:

• Encouraging innovative and carefully monitored reform efforts in the schools, paying particular attention to governance, funding, assessment, and selection of students;
• Structuring class size to the best advantage of all children, paying particular attention to reducing class size in different grades;
• Honouring teachers as role models for young people;
• Emphasizing books and literacy; speaking out for the academic freedom of teachers and librarians; calling for the broad availability of all age-appropriate materials and books in school libraries; and encouraging schools to include information which will broaden students’ understanding of human life all over the world;
• Initiating programs in cooperation with the public schools to provide after-school and vacation help, enrichment and adopt-a-school programs, and literacy and reading emphases. ETC.

 

NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP ON STUDENT ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE

 

The negative effect of campus fellowship can be attributed to various obstacles and hindrances within fellowship group that has adverse effect on the academic performance of the students. Activities like all night vigil or prolong church programmes, affect the concentration of students in the classroom and thereby make such student weak and dull during classroom activities. Generally, it makes most students to be indifferent and lazy in the classroom activities. Time factor is another major problem, most fellowship’s activities wastes a lot of time, students should have use to study, in order to improve their academic performances. Most of students who were into one position or the other in their fellowship find it difficult to participate actively in the classroom activities as they combine their school work with fellowship work at same time.
The doctrine of most fellowship association also impact negatively on the school life of the students. Some fellowship organisation frowns on their members associating with other groups or people. This disrupt the interaction  processes of students in teaching and learning processes.
In conclusion, Campus fellowships have both the positive and negative impacts on the academic performance of students. People must recognize the goal of campus fellowship, before arguing on its role for academic performance. People often do not take part in a campus fellowship because they see no clear purpose. As previously discussed, the purpose of campus fellowship was to show God’s glory to the world in all the many ways he has instructed us in the Bible.

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