Morning my ppl. Thank you all for the help yesterday. cuz I successfully applied for Bsc Physics to 200level.
Pls give me details about ways of receiving lectures and their exams . And also will the Bsc certificate be accepted in other institutions for Msc Thanks

Definitely
It just a word of encouragement
And believe you can get the grade, you desire for

Ribasandez:


The part where you said A is guaranteed, that one is not true o.

Let's be factual here. You can write a mindblowing project report and still get a B or C. Your supervisor can also be unfair- After praising your report and saying it's the best they've ever seen, they give u another grade. Project is just something else.

What I believe is, do your best, and pray to God.

Please House I need Project score sheet to submit to my supervisor (Computer science ) Thanks

I have the printed copy, but if I scan it to you, is not that good like the original one they will give you in the SC.
So go to the SC

frexarik:
Please House I need Project score sheet to submit to my supervisor (Computer science ) Thanks

frexarik:
Please House I need Project score sheet to submit to my supervisor (Computer science ) Thanks

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Blissbath:
Pls wat are d requirement for nursing science admission??

(BNSc) Bachelor of Nursing Science
Admission Requirements
1. Admission available for 100 Level only.

2. A minimum of 5 credits in O' levels.

3. Compulsory courses required in O'levels are Mathematics, English Language, Biology, Chemistry and Physics .

4. Registered Nurse Licence/Certificate is required.

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Hw about Bsc degree??tank uu

Samisha500:

(BNSc) Bachelor of Nursing Science
Admission Requirements
1. Admission available for 100 Level only.

2. A minimum of 5 credits in O' levels.

3. Compulsory courses required in O'levels are Mathematics, English Language, Biology, Chemistry and Physics .

4. Registered Nurse Licence/Certificate is required.

Blissbath:
Hw about Bsc degree??tank uu

ITS THE SAME MA.
BNSc - BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE

Rdduite:
My humble experience are like this, after presenting my screening certificates for PDGE screening, my study center counselor wrote cleared on my credentials & asked me to make 3 copies each of the credentials then wait until 27th Feb before I will be given a Matric Number. Then I can proceed to register my courses.

My question now is:

1) Why wait till Feb 27th before I can become an eligible student?

2) What is really keeping me from receiving a Matric Number after my successful screening?

3) I know time is not my friend & I should be studying by now, Where can I get study materials even though am yet to register for any course.

4) what are the course I will register for PDGE first semester so that i can start early to sort out materials & prepare myself?

Please, don't wait till 27th February to get matriculation number. It is not logical. Go there by first week of February. By then everything should be very OK. If u wait till end of February, remember registrations will close in March.

Dont d require bsc in oda field to be consider for admission?

Samisha500:

ITS THE SAME MA.
BNSc - BACHELOR OF NURSING SCIENCE

Blissbath:
Dont d require bsc in oda field to be consider for admission?

The Nursing License is part of the requirements. With other field of study, you cannot have the license.

Okk,tanks.No need to apply

Enskynelson:

The Nursing License is part of the requirements. With other field of study, you cannot have the license.

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I presently just surfed the web for Pgd handbooks and there are none. Does anyone know if NOUN has a handbook for pgd and masters students?

And if so, how can one gain access to them? It's like NOUN forgot to cater for the needs of Pgd and Masters students.

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People of God. I am finding it difficult to log into my portal o.please what can I do! Password reset isn't successful

What is the error message

tikristinimi21:
People of God. I am finding it difficult to log into my portal o.please what can I do! Password reset isn't successful

Teddyg2:
What is the error message

Thank you.The error message is incorrect username or password2

Goodevening, please how can i pay my tuition fees after screening?

Anthonyo15:
NOTICE! NOTICE!! NOTICE!!!

Thank you sir

mintmind:
Goodevening, please how can i pay my tuition fees after screening?

Follow these steps:

- Log in to your portal
- Click on e-wallet
- Generate remita number
- In the next page, type the amount you want to pay in the Amount without the comma and naira sign, e.g 40000
- Select Bank Branch as Payment Type
- Click pay


It will redirect you to Remita page where you will see the RRR code.
- Copy the RRR number and take it to the bank to pay with the money


I advise you use bank branch if you have not used internet banking to pay before.

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Please will any graduating list be released this year before the convocation?

Thedrunkpunter:
Please will any graduating list be released this year before the convocation?

YES

That means is from your end, try and reset the password or visit the IT office in your SC

tikristinimi21:


Thank you.The error message is incorrect username or password2