After the release of the 2012 UTME results, we shall begin helping candidates to change their 1st or 2nd choice courses or institutions. These changes are done by our professional staff, and our changes are official as they done to reflect on Jamb Systems immediately.
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:
Case 1A.
Due to Low UTME score:
After the release of Jamb results, the next thing to face is post-UTME and admissions. 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.
Case 1B.
Due to Low UTME score:
Just like case 1A above, this happens when a candidate chose 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 a candidate is advised to go for change of course within the same institution/faculty.
Case 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 themselves.
Case 3.
Mistakes during registration
Was there a mistake while filling your registration by either you or the business/cyber cafe? With this help, you can now correct any errors made during registration of your course or institution.
Case 4.
Other causes
These includes several factors ranging from finance, change in Geographical locations, Parent's suggestions, Fear of Tribal differences, etc. Such cases treated under this heading result to change of institution.
Friday, 6 April 2012
CHANGE OF COURSE OR INSTITUTION
After the release of the 2012 UTME results, we shall begin helping candidates to change their 1st or 2nd choice courses or institutions. These changes are done by our professional staff, and our changes are official as they done to reflect on Jamb Systems immediately.
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:
Case 1A.
Due to Low UTME score:
After the release of Jamb results, the next thing to face is post-UTME and admissions. 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.
Case 1B.
Due to Low UTME score:
Just like case 1A above, this happens when a candidate chose 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 a candidate is advised to go for change of course within the same institution/faculty.
Case 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 themselves.
Case 3.
Mistakes during registration
Was there a mistake while filling your registration by either you or the business/cyber cafe? With this help, you can now correct any errors made during registration of your course or institution.
Case 4.
Other causes
These includes several factors ranging from finance, change in Geographical locations, Parent's suggestions, Fear of Tribal differences, etc. Such cases treated under this heading result to change of institution.
CLICK HERE FOR CHANGE OF COURSE/INSTITUTION
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:
Case 1A.
Due to Low UTME score:
After the release of Jamb results, the next thing to face is post-UTME and admissions. 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.
Case 1B.
Due to Low UTME score:
Just like case 1A above, this happens when a candidate chose 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 a candidate is advised to go for change of course within the same institution/faculty.
Case 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 themselves.
Case 3.
Mistakes during registration
Was there a mistake while filling your registration by either you or the business/cyber cafe? With this help, you can now correct any errors made during registration of your course or institution.
Case 4.
Other causes
These includes several factors ranging from finance, change in Geographical locations, Parent's suggestions, Fear of Tribal differences, etc. Such cases treated under this heading result to change of institution.
CLICK HERE FOR CHANGE OF COURSE/INSTITUTION
Thursday, 17 November 2011
2011/2012 Oral Interview Fupre 2nd Choice Candidates
2011/2012 Oral Interview Fupre 2nd Choice Candidates-Fupre Invites 2nd Choice Candidates for 2011/2012 Oral InterviewThis is to inform the General Public that Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun is Inviting all 2nd choice candidates shortlisted for their oral interview which comes up on the 18th November 2011
The candidates are expected to report at Permanent Site, Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun [By Interegbi Junction] Delta State. with the following Materials needed for the interview:
* Two big size photographs, 4 by 6
Important Notice: you are NOT Bringing passports rather PHOTOGRAPHS.
* Original and photocopies of Your O/Level results
* Original and photocopy of Birth Certificate
* Original and photocopy of JAMB Result slip
* Original and photocopy of Online registration and receipt of payment for Post Utme test.
To Access the list of shortlisted candidates, please goto the Institution Official Portal here- FUPRE Shortlisted Candidates For Interview (FUPRE Second Choice List)
Very Important Notice: Please Make sure your name is on the shortlisted list above, before attempting to attend the interview.
Wednesday, 16 November 2011
PHCN workers protest deployment of soldiers to facilities
The Lagos/ Ogun Chapter of National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) on Tuesday said that its members decided to go on strike to protest the deployment of soldiers to PHCN facilities. Mr Mbang...
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Tuesday, 15 November 2011
JAMB UTME 2012/2013 REGISTRATION-JAMB 2012
JAMBUTME 2012/2013 REGISTRATI ON-JAMB 2012-Registration for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME 2012 organised by the Joint Admission
and Matriculation Board, JAMB, for
admission into tertiary institutions
in Nigeria for 2012/2013 and
2013/2014 academic year has
commenced online. JAMB UTME
scratch card for accessing the e-registration portal forJAMB UTME
2012 is sold for N4,600 at designated banks, NIPOST offices
and JAMB offices nationwide. The
date for JAMB UTME 2012 Exam has not been made official yet.
How to Register for JAMBUTME 2012/2013
Once you buy your JAMB UTME
2011/2013 scratch card, the next thing to do is to visit the JAMB UTME 2012 e-registration portal. The JAMB UTME 2012/2013 registration portal is at www.jamb.org.ng/Unifiedtme/.
Make sure a finger print reader is available on the computer before commencing registration.
JAMBUTME 2012/2013
Registration-2012 JAMB SCRATCH
CARD
WARNING TO ALL NIGERIAN STUDENTS
PLEASE PLEASE DON,T BUY JAMB SCRATCH FROM ROAD SIDE CYBER CAFE! Take Note!
click this link to begin registration.
and Matriculation Board, JAMB, for
admission into tertiary institutions
in Nigeria for 2012/2013 and
2013/2014 academic year has
commenced online. JAMB UTME
scratch card for accessing the e-registration portal forJAMB UTME
2012 is sold for N4,600 at designated banks, NIPOST offices
and JAMB offices nationwide. The
date for JAMB UTME 2012 Exam has not been made official yet.
How to Register for JAMBUTME 2012/2013
Once you buy your JAMB UTME
2011/2013 scratch card, the next thing to do is to visit the JAMB UTME 2012 e-registration portal. The JAMB UTME 2012/2013 registration portal is at www.jamb.org.ng/Unifiedtme/.
Make sure a finger print reader is available on the computer before commencing registration.
JAMBUTME 2012/2013
Registration-2012 JAMB SCRATCH
CARD
WARNING TO ALL NIGERIAN STUDENTS
PLEASE PLEASE DON,T BUY JAMB SCRATCH FROM ROAD SIDE CYBER CAFE! Take Note!
click this link to begin registration.
Saturday, 12 November 2011
Scholarships: MTN Nigeria Foundation Scholarship 2011/2012 Application Open
MTN Nigeria Foundation University and Polytechnic Undergraduate Scholarships 2011/2012
The MTN Nigeria Foundation will provide financial support to eligibleScience & Technology students in accredited educational publicuniversities, polytechnics and colleges of education across the six geo-political zones in Nigeria which will cover tuition, book allowance and stipend (pocket allowance).
The scholarship award is worth N200, 000.00 (Two hundred thousand Naira only) per student for the duration of an academic year and is paid at the beginning of each academic session.
The scholarship maybe renewable provided recipients maintain a minimum CGPA of 3.5 or its equivalent (second class upper/upper credit).
ELIGIBILTY
. Candidates must be full time undergraduates in 200 level/2nd year in public universities, colleges of education as well as polytechnics in Nigeria.
. Applicants from universities and colleges of education must have a minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) score of 3.5 or its equivalent (2:1), while applicants from polytechnics must have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 (upper credit) and currently undergoing industrial training at the time of applying.
DISCIPLINES TO BE CONSIDERED
1. Accountancy
2. Agricultural Science
3. Architecture
4. Communication Technology
5. Computer and Electronics
6. Computer and Information Science
7. Computer and Mathematics
8. Computer Engineering
9. Computer Science
10. Electrical Engineering
11. Electronics and Computer Technology
12. Electronics Engineering
13. Engineering Physics
14. Industrial Mathematics
15. Industrial Physics
16. Information Technology
17. Mathematics
18. Mechanical Engineering
19. Physics Electronics
20. Physics Engineering
21. Physics/ Computational Modeling
22. Pure/ Applied Physics
23. Statistics and Computer Science
NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
Please read these notes and instructions carefully before completing this form. Be sure that the information you provide is accurate.
Applicants from Universities and Colleges of Education must have a minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) score of 3.5 or its equivalent (2:1), while applicants from Polytechnics must have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 (upper credit) and evidence of admission for the HND or Direct Entry Program.
Candidates must be full time undergraduates in 200 level/2nd year in public Universities, Colleges of Education or Polytechnics in Nigeria.
Current Beneficiaries of other Scholarship award(s) are not eligible to apply
The MTN Foundation reserves the right to cancel or suspend a scholarship award if it is discovered that the awardee provided false information.
Names of successful candidates will be published in National Dailies and on the MTN Nigeria website www.mtnonline.com
We wish to emphasize that all applicants must accept these terms and conditions in order to submit their applications.
Click here to Apply for MTN Scholarship
CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS NOVEMBER 27, 2011.
The MTN Nigeria Foundation will provide financial support to eligibleScience & Technology students in accredited educational publicuniversities, polytechnics and colleges of education across the six geo-political zones in Nigeria which will cover tuition, book allowance and stipend (pocket allowance).
The scholarship award is worth N200, 000.00 (Two hundred thousand Naira only) per student for the duration of an academic year and is paid at the beginning of each academic session.
The scholarship maybe renewable provided recipients maintain a minimum CGPA of 3.5 or its equivalent (second class upper/upper credit).
ELIGIBILTY
. Candidates must be full time undergraduates in 200 level/2nd year in public universities, colleges of education as well as polytechnics in Nigeria.
. Applicants from universities and colleges of education must have a minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) score of 3.5 or its equivalent (2:1), while applicants from polytechnics must have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 (upper credit) and currently undergoing industrial training at the time of applying.
DISCIPLINES TO BE CONSIDERED
1. Accountancy
2. Agricultural Science
3. Architecture
4. Communication Technology
5. Computer and Electronics
6. Computer and Information Science
7. Computer and Mathematics
8. Computer Engineering
9. Computer Science
10. Electrical Engineering
11. Electronics and Computer Technology
12. Electronics Engineering
13. Engineering Physics
14. Industrial Mathematics
15. Industrial Physics
16. Information Technology
17. Mathematics
18. Mechanical Engineering
19. Physics Electronics
20. Physics Engineering
21. Physics/ Computational Modeling
22. Pure/ Applied Physics
23. Statistics and Computer Science
NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
Please read these notes and instructions carefully before completing this form. Be sure that the information you provide is accurate.
Applicants from Universities and Colleges of Education must have a minimum Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) score of 3.5 or its equivalent (2:1), while applicants from Polytechnics must have a minimum Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.0 (upper credit) and evidence of admission for the HND or Direct Entry Program.
Candidates must be full time undergraduates in 200 level/2nd year in public Universities, Colleges of Education or Polytechnics in Nigeria.
Current Beneficiaries of other Scholarship award(s) are not eligible to apply
The MTN Foundation reserves the right to cancel or suspend a scholarship award if it is discovered that the awardee provided false information.
Names of successful candidates will be published in National Dailies and on the MTN Nigeria website www.mtnonline.com
We wish to emphasize that all applicants must accept these terms and conditions in order to submit their applications.
Click here to Apply for MTN Scholarship
CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATIONS IS NOVEMBER 27, 2011.
Nigerian Government Acquires N10bn Gadgets to fight Terrorism
Federal Government yesterday said it is set to acquire multi-billion-naira state of the art security equipment to tackle terrorism and other vices.
The equipment is designed to help government provide gadgets to battle emerging security challenges.
The gadgets which will cost the government about N10bn are expected to serve the Army, Air Force, Navy, the State Security Services (SSS), the Police, office of the National Security Adviser (NSA) and other arms of the security services.
The project, which is coming under the National Public Security Communication System, is fashioned along the line of the Global System of Telecommunications (GSM).
The telecom gadgets are also to ensure that government is not caught napping by activities of Boko Haram and other anti-state group
Meanwhile, government has ordered 24 hours surveillance of all hotels that have over 50 rooms capacity in the country while all public infrastructure and private recreational centres are now to be manned by plain clothes security operatives.
NSA, Gen. Andrew Azazi (rtd), ordered this following the security alert issued by the United States (US) government to its citizens to steer clear of some prominent hotels in Abuja. The advisory has since been varied by the American government.
Federal Government, it was also gathered, has began discussing with neighbouring countries on the need for cooperation in dealing with the emerging security challenges in border towns and cities within the West African sub-region.
The security equipment which will be principally coordinated by the office of the NSA, has installed line capacity exceeding MTN and Globacom combined.
Azazi, on the directive of President Jonathan, further ordered Ministries, Agencies and Departments (MDAs) of government to volunteer capable personnel to be trained by his office on counter terrorism and emergency response strategies to manage related security issues in the respective MDAs to complement the efforts of key security agencies in the country.
It was also gathered from a reliable source that, the new security equipment is to complement the already existing tracking device put into operation few months ago by the police as well as the over 2000 units of Close Circuit Televisions (CCTV) that have been installed in Abuja and Lagos and the Aerial Unmanned Vehicles (AUVs) which are also expected to be deplored in the nation’s borders.
A reliable Presidency source who spoke on condition of anonymity said the decision to go public with what government has been doing behind the scene to secure lives and property was to boost the public confidence. It was gathered that the different security agencies under the office of the NSA have intensified physical security checks across the FCT and major cities in the country as well as deployment of intelligence personnel to busy hotels and offices nationwide.
“We are doing our best to ensure that we protect the lives and property of the citizenry and foreigners in this country. Once the entire new security apparatus is put into use, you can be sure that these criminals causing so much trouble for the government will be taken care of adequately”, the source said.
While calling on Nigerians to ensure that the war on terrorism is not left for the government alone to handle, the source appealed, “the fight on terrorism should be a collective one because the man or woman who has turned himself or herself into a weapon of destruction is difficult to monitor, so every Nigerian should consider this fight his or her own. It must not be left for the government to fight alone”.
The equipment is designed to help government provide gadgets to battle emerging security challenges.
The gadgets which will cost the government about N10bn are expected to serve the Army, Air Force, Navy, the State Security Services (SSS), the Police, office of the National Security Adviser (NSA) and other arms of the security services.
The project, which is coming under the National Public Security Communication System, is fashioned along the line of the Global System of Telecommunications (GSM).
The telecom gadgets are also to ensure that government is not caught napping by activities of Boko Haram and other anti-state group
Meanwhile, government has ordered 24 hours surveillance of all hotels that have over 50 rooms capacity in the country while all public infrastructure and private recreational centres are now to be manned by plain clothes security operatives.
NSA, Gen. Andrew Azazi (rtd), ordered this following the security alert issued by the United States (US) government to its citizens to steer clear of some prominent hotels in Abuja. The advisory has since been varied by the American government.
Federal Government, it was also gathered, has began discussing with neighbouring countries on the need for cooperation in dealing with the emerging security challenges in border towns and cities within the West African sub-region.
The security equipment which will be principally coordinated by the office of the NSA, has installed line capacity exceeding MTN and Globacom combined.
Azazi, on the directive of President Jonathan, further ordered Ministries, Agencies and Departments (MDAs) of government to volunteer capable personnel to be trained by his office on counter terrorism and emergency response strategies to manage related security issues in the respective MDAs to complement the efforts of key security agencies in the country.
It was also gathered from a reliable source that, the new security equipment is to complement the already existing tracking device put into operation few months ago by the police as well as the over 2000 units of Close Circuit Televisions (CCTV) that have been installed in Abuja and Lagos and the Aerial Unmanned Vehicles (AUVs) which are also expected to be deplored in the nation’s borders.
A reliable Presidency source who spoke on condition of anonymity said the decision to go public with what government has been doing behind the scene to secure lives and property was to boost the public confidence. It was gathered that the different security agencies under the office of the NSA have intensified physical security checks across the FCT and major cities in the country as well as deployment of intelligence personnel to busy hotels and offices nationwide.
“We are doing our best to ensure that we protect the lives and property of the citizenry and foreigners in this country. Once the entire new security apparatus is put into use, you can be sure that these criminals causing so much trouble for the government will be taken care of adequately”, the source said.
While calling on Nigerians to ensure that the war on terrorism is not left for the government alone to handle, the source appealed, “the fight on terrorism should be a collective one because the man or woman who has turned himself or herself into a weapon of destruction is difficult to monitor, so every Nigerian should consider this fight his or her own. It must not be left for the government to fight alone”.
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