Youngman94:
Please friend I want to ask a question. I just joined the PTDF conversation. I have a admission from Canadian University and I have some assistantship support but I have to pay tuition fee. If I'm among the winner list of PTDF, can I present such admission to PTDF knowing fully well that Canadian Universities are not among those Universities where PTDF ask us to seek admission

mrphysics:

You can do anything you like provided it's within the country.

It becomes complicated when you are changing country.

You can study whatever you like.

I got for Physics and I ended up studying Nuclear Engineering in a different school.

rhapboss:


Please, how do we join the WhatsApp group?

flyjustice:


I get your point bro. But do you believe the person that makes the premature statement is actually working with ptdf? Initially, i even though they will release a list the way they use to in the past

JESUBORN:
The WhatsApp link is not responding...

bidec6:
WhatsApp Link
https:///EeTKHDwn5Ou6mbuSR6TyJu

For successful awardees. Let's form a forum for conversation on the documentation.

bidec6:
For successful candidates, you can please create a Whatsapp group to assist in disseminating information and planning. Thanks, my Mobile is +2348020954207

bidec6:
Has anyone been able to complete this task: You are expected to logon to the scholarship portal scholarship.ptdf.gov.ng with your existing login details to complete the documentation.

bidec6:
Can we create a Whatsapp group for those who got the mails?

vantage7:


They’ll give dates for induction. But they may likely spread it out due to COVID. Some were saying induction might be virtual. I doubt. As you can see the email says “Kindly note that you are to print and come along with the completed Bio-Data Page, Acceptance Letter…” plus credentials.

vantage7:
I just got a mail from PTDF like an hour ago. Anyone else?

Tielemans:


You don't talk much but you feel the need to respond to every post on this thread.

Good luck to you too.

OscarChisom:
Hello, I have a perplexing question that I've been thinking about and would need help from you folks that have had the experience. I'm an o'level student, left secondary school 6years ago and have not had chance to go to school due to finance. Now I want to enroll for part time next year, so I'm contemplating between NOUN or running a part-time in Yabatech, I want to go for computer Science, and I can't go fulltime cos I'm self sponsored and would need to be working while I study. I'm in Lagos

My issue is this, I come from a quite a primitive setting and it has affected the way I see and think about things. E.g, I can hardly put correct English words together verbally, and I'm very much intimidated in the presence of educated people. This I want to change. And It would have been better if I go to a 'normal' full time school so as to really get 'educated and civilised, and change my overall way of thinking, speaking and doing things. This I believe will come from regular and steady mingling and coming in contact with refined, educated individuals, and regularly being in a scholarly environment.

If I run a part-time program or do self study through National Open University, I might not be able to achieve this. And it's one of the major reason I want to get educated. Please any way I can get through this? Or any words you might have for me, I'd appreciate your thoughts and advice.

vantage7:


If not by the end of this week, then not later than next week. It used to take much longer than 3-4 weeks after the interviews for the list to be out, but because they most likely have concluded MSc selection since a long time ago and only have PhD list to compile, they can manage it in 3-4 weeks. And this is July, time is running out for September entry so they would try and hurry. 2018 list came out in July. 2019 list came out in June.