Federal Poly Ado-Ekiti Postpones 2015 Post-UTME Screening

Federal Poly Ado-Ekiti Postpones 2015 Post-UTME Screening

The Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti has rescheduled its 2015 Post-UTME Screening Test recently slated to hold from Monday, 28th September, 2015, to a new date.

The latest postponement was due chiefly to challenges experienced by many prospective candidates in processing their e-transact PIN from Banks as a result of recent government banking policy on Treasury Single Account and also the Public Holidays for the commemoration of the Islamic Festival of Eid-El-Kabir on Thursday 24th and 25th September, 2015.

Also, the rescheduling by one week to now commence from Monday, 5th to Friday, 9th October, 2015 became imperative by the need to enable a hitch-free preparation and successful conduct of the screening test with the hope that the shifting would afford many prospective candidates normalize their registration.

A statement from the Institution urged Parents, Guardians and all admission seeking qualified Candidates, who chose the Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti in their 2015 JAMB applications to note that the Computer Based Test will now hold from Monday, 5th to Friday, 9th October, 2015 at the Polytechnic Digital Library.

Consequently, all interested candidates who are yet to complete their online application now have the opportunity to do so until the midnight of Wednesday, 30th September, 2015 when the PUTME admission portal will be closed for further administration.

Also all duly registered candidates are requested to visit the admission portal of the Polytechnic website to download the computer based test practice software which has been paid for upon registration, while they should visit the Polytechnic Website: www.fedpolyado.edu.ng for further necessary information on their examination timetable.

The general public is kindly requested to note the new dates of the postponement, to facilitate necessary preparations.

ADSU Post UTME Form 2015 – Exam Date, Cut off Mark

ADSU Post UTME Form 2015 – Exam Date, Cut off Mark

Adsu post Utme 2015 details announced. The Adamawa State University (ADSU), Mubi invites eligible 2015 JAMB UTME candidates to apply for the post-UTME admission screening test of the institution.

Eligibility:
All Direct Entry and UTME Candidates who scored 180 and above in the 2015 UTME and chose ADSU as their most preferred institution (First Choice) and candidates that did not choose ADSU as their first choice but are interested to study in the University.

Method of Application:
Interested applicants are to make a payment of non-refundable fee of two thousand five hundred naira (N2,500) only at the following Banks:
(1) Zenith Bank Plc Acc. No: 1011258002
(2) UBA Plc Acc. No: 1003184720
(3) Skye Bank Account No: 1751091883

Screening Date & Details:
Date:  Saturday, 12th September, 2015
Time:  8:00 a.m prompt
Venue: Adamawa State University School of Remedial and Basic Studies
(i) IJM H 1, All progammes in Faculty of Agriculture
(ii) IJM H 2, All programmes in the Faculty of Science and Science Education
(iii) IJM H 3, Department of Accounting, Business Admin, and History
(iv) IJM H 4, Department of Political Sci, & Public Admin. and Languages.

Candidates are requested to come along with the following:
(1.) Original JAMB result slip for the 2015. Online reistration slip for Direct Entry
(2.) Original copies of O Level/ A level results, Birth Certificate, First School leaving Certificate and Local
Government Indigene Certicate.
(3.) Photocopies of all original credentials as in above in a Brown envelopw with 2 passport photograph and scratch
card(s) of O level result to be Mark DE – course of UTME –  course
(4.) Evidence of payment of the non refundable fee as described above.
Eligible candidates who fails to appear for the screening exercise on the stipulated date would not be considered.

Only 28% of Post-UTME Candidates will be Admitted in FUNAAB

Only 28% of Post-UTME Candidates will be Admitted in FUNAAB

No fewer than 12,500 candidates participated in this year’s Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) Screening Exercise, conducted by the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB).

The Director of Academic Planning, Prof. Olukayode Akinyemi, while reviewing the exercise, commended the efforts of the Federal Government in bench-marking the admission process, because it would allow many prospective students to have access to other levels of higher education such as the Polytechnics and Colleges of Education.

He stated that it was imperative for Universities to have their own bench-marks, to maintain high standards. He noted that there were still other ways of screening-out candidates with bad characters even though they might have met the basic academic requirements in the interest of the system.

Prof. Akinyemi, however, advised candidates who could not be admitted into FUNAAB not to be discouraged as there were other institutions that could still admit them, because for now, FUNAAB could only admit about 3,500 applicants.

Also speaking, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Professor Adekojo Waheed, said the exercise was a huge success in a bid to getting the best candidates for the University. He likened the candidates to raw materials that any company would need before manufacturing its products.

Prof. Waheed added that the University was not prepared to start training and re-training half-baked candidates when admitted, as this could lead to a draw-back in attaining the set objectives of FUNAAB.

While comparing the screening exercise with those of previous years, Prof. Waheed listed the improvement recorded to include the adoption of finger-print screening and biometrics by every candidate before being allowed to sit for the examination.

He said this was made possible because every candidate’s data had been domiciled with the University with the relevant information, to guard against impersonation.

 

In addition, he noted that candidates were not allowed within the screening premises, to use their mobile phones, electronic devices, bags and luggage as part of preventive measures against cheating.
The Chairperson, Admissions Committee of the University, Professor Oluyemisi Eromosele, also gave a pass-mark to the exercise.

She described it as highly successful as everything went on fine as scheduled in terms of logistics.

Prof. Eromosele, who doubles as the Dean, College of Physical Sciences (COLPHYS), re-iterated the commitment of FUNAAB at encouraging students to study agriculture-related courses, when compared with other programmes run by the University.

Important Notice To Poly Ibadan Post-UTME Candidates

Important Notice To Poly Ibadan Post-UTME Candidates

The Management of The Polytechnic, Ibadan has considered the complaints by candidates who applied for change of course due to non-availability of their initial choice of courses at the time of getting registered for Post-UTME.

The Management has magnanimously approved that such candidates could now re-fill their forms as the following courses would be run at The Polytechnic, Ibadan:
1. Art & Design
2. Business Administration
3. Estate Management
4. Building Technology
5. Quantity Surveying
6. Urban and Regional Planning
7. Mass Communication

Note: Application ends Tuesday, 4th September, 2015 while screening examination holds Friday, 7th September, 2015.

AAUA Best Post-UTME Candidate Scored 86 Per Cent

AAUA Best Post-UTME Candidate Scored 86 Per Cent

The best candidate in the 2015/2016 Post-UTME screening exercise of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko (AAUA), concluded on Tuesday last week scored 86 per cent.

The candidate, identified as Oriloye Fuad Olasunkanmi, scored 259 in 2015 UTME, conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and chose Mass Communication as course of study.

The first runner-up, Akinmusire Anike Mercy, a Direct Entry candidate, who applied to read English Education, scored 82 per cent.
 
Three candidates tied in the second runner-up category. They scored 80 per cent apiece. They are Adeniji Ibukun Emmanuel, a Direct Entry candidate who applied for Mass Communication; Leramo Busayo Rawlings, who applied to study History and International Studies and had 261 in UTME; and Bamidele John Seun, another prospective History and International Studies candidate, who applied through Direct Entry.

A total of 5, 513 of the 17, 717 candidates who sat for the examination scored 45 per cent and above.
It will be recalled that the best candidate in AAUA’s last year’s Post-UTME and UTME, Oluwatimileyin John Emmanuel, scored 90 per cent and 201 respectively and applied to read Philosophy.

Reacting to the results, the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic, Professor Oluyemisi Adebowale, expressed delight at the development saying, “It is a toast to and a reflection of the quality of the examinations conducted by JAMB and AAUA.”

She congratulated the outstanding candidates and said the University is not only eager to receive them but is also keen to add them to the long list of its award-winning students.

FCET Umunze Post-UTME Form (NCE) 2015/2016 Out

FCET Umunze Post-UTME Form (NCE) 2015/2016 Out

Fcet Umunze post Utme form 2015 is out. The Federal College of Education (Technical), Umunze invites candidates who sat for the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and scored 150 and above to apply for the admission screening exercise.

The following courses are available at the NCE progamme of the College:
1. Agricultural Science Education
2. Home Economics Education
3. Business Education
4. Fine and Applied Arts Education
5. English/Social Studies Education
6. English/Igbo Education
7. Physical and Health Education
8. Adult and Non-formal Education
9. Primary Education Dept.
10. Early Childhood Care and Primary Education
11. Computer/Chemistry Education
12. Computer/Biology Education
13. Computer/Physics Education
14. Computer/Mathematics Education
15. Computer/Integrated Science Education
16. Electrical/Electronics Technology Education
17. Building/Woodwork Technology Education
18. Metal Work Education.

Method of Application:
Application forms can be obtained at the Admissions Unit of the School at the following rates;
I. Bio-data forms : N2,000 (for all candidates).
II. Supplementary Admission forms : N5,000 (for candidates who did not make the college any of their choices in the 2014 UTME examination).

Screening Details:
Post-UTME date will be announced later. Further details on the admission process can be obtained at the
unit of the college.

FUOtuoke Post-UTME Result 2015 is Out

FUOtuoke Post-UTME Result 2015 is Out

FU Otuoke post Utme result is officially out. The management of the Federal University, Otuoke (FUO) has released the result of the recently conducted post-UTME screening test for 2015/2016 Academic Session admission.

How To Check Your FUO Post UTME Result:
1) Visit the FUOtuoke post utme result checking portal via the link below;
http://fuotuoke.net/fedputme/

2) Click on the PUTME 2015/2016 Result tab on top of the page,

3) Enter your Jamb Registration Number and click Submit to access your result.

Only 22% of post-UTME candidates will be admitted into AAUA

Only 22% of post-UTME candidates will be admitted into AAUA

The Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA), Prof. Oluyemisi Adebowale, has stated that only 4,000 admission spaces are available in the institution.

The DVC, who made the statement while speaking with journalists on the ongoing 2015/2016 Post-UTME screening test, said that 17,904 candidates registered for the exercise.

She said, “Over 22,000 candidates picked AAUA through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board. And 17, 904 candidates qualified for PUTME and we are going to admit below 4,000.”
Adebowale warned the candidates to be wary of impostors that might want to extort money and other valuables from them as inducements for admission.

She explained, “At the end of the test, we will collate all the results and go to the drawing board to decide the cut-off mark. Any candidate whose score falls within the required mark is automatically admitted. Candidates don’t need to know anybody. Our admission at AAUA is still absolutely merit-driven.”