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Sunday, 9 April 2017
Step by Step Procedure on How to Apply for Admission IN NOUN
Step by Step Procedure on How to Apply for Admission
- Visit the site www.nouonline.net
- On the Home Page, go to the Menu Bar, Click on Apply for Admission
- Select either Undergraduate Programme or Postgraduate Programme. Other programme is not available at the moment
- Goto “Choose Faculty”
- Select Faculty
- Select programme of study
- Select “Level” (Note: Postgraduate level is preset.)
- Select “View Subject Required” to view compulsory subjects required for admission.
- Click “Apply” to proceed to payment form.
- Input details. (Note: Amount is fixed and non refundable.)
- Select Bank Branch as payment type
- Click “Pay”
- Copy and take your RRR number to any bank branch for payment.
After payment
- Perform step 1 to 3
- Goto “Continue After Payment”
- Input Applicant Name and RRR number
- Click “Proceed”
- Fill Form. Note: all fields marked with red star are compulsory.
After filling form
- Click “Submit”
- Print Admission Letter
- Visit the nearest study centre for screening
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Undergraduate Programmes
100 Level
Generally, the requirements for getting admission into the National Open University of Nigeria include five (5) credits in the SSCE/GCE O’Level/NECO/NABTEB or equivalents at not more than two (2) sittings obtained in subjects relevant to the proposed field(s) of study. The five (5) credits include Credits in Mathematics, English and 3 other relevant subjects. More details can be found under programmes.
200 Level
i) National Diploma at Upper Credit from recognized institutions.
ii) National Certificate in Education (NCE) in subject(s) relevant to the proposed programme of study with a minimum of one merit and two passes.
iii). International Baccalaureates, Interim Joint Matriculation Board (IJMB) with at least two ‘A’ Level papers in relevant subjects and pre-requisite number of ‘O’ Level credit passes.
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TOTAL FEES IN NOUN FOR NEW STUDENTS
Undergraduate Payment Schedule
S/No | Payment Fees | Amount (N) |
---|---|---|
1 | Registration Fees | 6,000.00 |
2 | Caution Deposit | 3,500.00 |
3 | Orientation Fees | 1,500.00 |
4 | Matriculation Fees | 1,500.00 |
5 | I.D. Card | 500.00 |
6 | Library Fees | 3,000.00 |
7 | ICT Administrative Charges | 10.000.00 |
8 | E-Facilitation | 4,000.00 |
9 | Jamb Regularization | 6,000/00 |
10 | Result/ Verification | 5,000.00 |
Total compulsory Fees | 41,000.00 |
*Course and examination registration fees for all categories of students remain unchanged for now.
it is 2000 for 2 unit course and 2500 for 3 unit course.
JAMB Extends 2017 UTME Registration By Two Weeks ...Cancels Mock
The Joint Admissions and
Matriculation Board, JAMB, has announced an extension of the ongoing
registration exercise for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations by
two weeks.
This was even as it postponed the 2017 UTME earlier scheduled to start on Saturday, May 6, 2017.
Under the new arrangements, the examination is to start on Saturday, May 13 to 20.
In similar a circumstance, the board suspended its mock examination earlier slated for today, Saturday 8.
Professor Ishaq Oloyede, JAMB’s registrar, who announced the developments at a news briefing in Abuja, a while ago, hinged the reason for extension of the registration period on logistic problems.
Oloyede, who could not dwell well on the logistics issues, explained that failure on the part of technical partners resulted to the developments.
He said instead of the earlier announced April 19, the deadline for the sale of forms and registration is now extended to Friday, May 5, 2017.
The board, according to the registrar, apologised to candidates and other stakeholders on the sudden changes effected.
Below is the text of the registrar’s address at the briefing:
“The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board wishes to apologise to candidates and other stakeholders. We could not go on with the Mock Examination and hereby announce extension of registration exercise of the 2017 UTME. Instead of the earlier announced April 19, the deadline for the sale of forms and registration will now extend to Friday, May 5, 2017. Consequently, the 2017 UTME has also been postponed to start on Saturday, May 13 – 20, 2017.
“Meanwhile, the Mock Examination earlier slated for Saturday, April 8, 2017 has been put on hold. This is because the appropriate rehearsal and test-running of the new system has been substantially achieved.
The plan was to trial-test the readiness of our facilities and addresses the challenges that may likely confront the main examination. The Mock Examination remains free for willing candidates, even the fee due to the CBT centre Owners are being paid by JAMB. No cost to the candidates
“At this moment, we have realized that the plan to hold this Mock Examination was good for us. We are now in a better position to achieve better than we would have done without this trial testing. This is why the exercise is at no cost to the candidates.
“It is our strong conviction that this exercise is an experience for us. Our systems analysis has revealed interesting findings that will engender a seamless and successful 2017 UTME exercise.
“On behalf of JAMB, we use this opportunity to appreciate our stakeholders, including the candidates, for being part of this experiment. Every disappointment is a blessing, an old adage says. The blessing that will trail the suspension of this Mock Examination and extension of registration deadline will manifest in our main UTME by next month.
“Once again, we appreciate and apologise to the candidates who chose to participate in this free and voluntary Mock Examination. They are part of our experience towards ensuring a fruitful and successful UTME this year and in future.”
This was even as it postponed the 2017 UTME earlier scheduled to start on Saturday, May 6, 2017.
Under the new arrangements, the examination is to start on Saturday, May 13 to 20.
In similar a circumstance, the board suspended its mock examination earlier slated for today, Saturday 8.
Professor Ishaq Oloyede, JAMB’s registrar, who announced the developments at a news briefing in Abuja, a while ago, hinged the reason for extension of the registration period on logistic problems.
Oloyede, who could not dwell well on the logistics issues, explained that failure on the part of technical partners resulted to the developments.
He said instead of the earlier announced April 19, the deadline for the sale of forms and registration is now extended to Friday, May 5, 2017.
The board, according to the registrar, apologised to candidates and other stakeholders on the sudden changes effected.
Below is the text of the registrar’s address at the briefing:
“The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board wishes to apologise to candidates and other stakeholders. We could not go on with the Mock Examination and hereby announce extension of registration exercise of the 2017 UTME. Instead of the earlier announced April 19, the deadline for the sale of forms and registration will now extend to Friday, May 5, 2017. Consequently, the 2017 UTME has also been postponed to start on Saturday, May 13 – 20, 2017.
“Meanwhile, the Mock Examination earlier slated for Saturday, April 8, 2017 has been put on hold. This is because the appropriate rehearsal and test-running of the new system has been substantially achieved.
The plan was to trial-test the readiness of our facilities and addresses the challenges that may likely confront the main examination. The Mock Examination remains free for willing candidates, even the fee due to the CBT centre Owners are being paid by JAMB. No cost to the candidates
“At this moment, we have realized that the plan to hold this Mock Examination was good for us. We are now in a better position to achieve better than we would have done without this trial testing. This is why the exercise is at no cost to the candidates.
“It is our strong conviction that this exercise is an experience for us. Our systems analysis has revealed interesting findings that will engender a seamless and successful 2017 UTME exercise.
“On behalf of JAMB, we use this opportunity to appreciate our stakeholders, including the candidates, for being part of this experiment. Every disappointment is a blessing, an old adage says. The blessing that will trail the suspension of this Mock Examination and extension of registration deadline will manifest in our main UTME by next month.
“Once again, we appreciate and apologise to the candidates who chose to participate in this free and voluntary Mock Examination. They are part of our experience towards ensuring a fruitful and successful UTME this year and in future.”
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