The Federal Ministry of Education has disowned a press release circulating on multiple social media platforms, insinuating that schools will reopen in November 2020, describing the release as the handiwork of an illiterate, who, going by the content of his release also appears to be mental.


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The Niger Delta University has extended its school fees payment deadline of 12:00 midnight, 31st March, 2020.

This is coming after the university Vice Chancellor decried the situation where out of over 18,000 students, only a mere number of 3,000+ students have made their payments and registration, whence he fixed March 31st as deadline for all school fees payment and registration for the 2019/2020 academic session while previous session had been...


https://admissionsandutme.com/2020/04/01/just-in-ndu-extends-school-fees-payment-deadline-cite-pandemic-break/

In This Post:

When is Niger Delta University Post UTME going to be released?
Is Niger Delta University Post UTME out?
How do I Apply for Niger Delta University Post UTME?
When will NDU release Post UTME form
When is Niger Delta University Post UTME examination?
What is the Cutoff Mark for Niger Delta University Post UTME?
Does the Niger Delta University accept second (2nd) choice?
Does NDU offer Supplementary Post UTME?
Is there accommodation for NDU Post UTME Candidates?
How Can I Get Niger Delta University Post UTME Past Questions and Answers?
Is Niger Delta University (NDU) Post UTME Questions Difficult?
Can I Do Change of Institution to Niger Delta University?
How Can I Upgrade my UTME Result?
When Can I Do Change of Institution to Niger Delta University?
Universities that Allows low JAMB Cutoff Mark
How Many Questions Does Niger Delta University Set For Post UTME?
What You Must Not Bring to the Niger Delta University Post UTME Screening Exercise
Venue of Niger Delta University Post UTME
Time of Niger Delta University Post UTME
How Much is Niger Delta University (NDU) Post UTME Application Form?
Minor Mistakes Post UTME Applicants/Admission Seekers Make
How Long Does it Take to Start Admission After Post UTME?
How Much is the Transportation Fare to Niger Delta University?
Problems with Registration of Niger Delta University Post UTME


After JAMB examination, many Jambites are focused on the Niger Delta University Post UTME examination. This is because after JAMB, the next examination is post UTME. There are several information on the net that are incorrect about the Niger Delta University Post UTME, hence, the need to... Read more...

https://admissionsandutme.com/2020/03/21/post-utme-application-and-examination/

It is well

LIST OF COURSES FOR JAMBITES
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Faculty of Education

Vocational and Technology Education
Arts Education
Social Science Education
Educational Foundations
Science Education
Library and Information Science

Faculty of Science

Biological Sciences
Geology
Pure and Applied Chemistry (Chemistry)
Biochemistry
Computer Science
Mathematics
Physics

Faculty of Management Sciences
Finance and Banking
Office and Information Management
Accountancy
Business Administration
Marketing

Faculty of Social Sciences

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In line with the new directives to close down academic activities for the time being, the Vice Chancellor, Niger Delta University has urged all students to vacate the hostels and school premises on or before Monday 23rd, 2020.

The Vice Chancellor, implore the students that such policy is for their own good for the protection of lives of students. The VC stated this through...

https://admissionsandutme.com/2020/03/20/ndu-vacate-the-hostels-before-monday-23rd-vc-urges-students/

The management of the Niger Delta University, Wilberforce Island, Bayelsa State has suspended academic activities over fear of spread of the novel coronavirus.

This was made known by the Vice Chancellor through the University owned NDU Radio 98.1FM where the VC stated clearly that “in line with the Federal Government directive, we are suspending all academic activities on campus till further notice”.

The VC also noted that “we want to use this medium to...
https://admissionsandutme.com/2020/03/20/breaking-niger-delta-university-suspend-academic-activities-in-line-with-fg-directive/

In a bid to improve security on campus for improved student’s welfare and to monitor class attendance, The Niger Delta University is in a bid to include student’s fingerprints before students can access classes. This was revealed by the Vice Chancellor in his matriculation speech held March 7th in Newsite. The Vice Chancellor noted that the school is being sanitized and students have to reveal their identity before they can pass the main gate, hence, the need to always go around with their school ID cards.

https://admissionsandutme.com/2020/03/08/ndu-eyes-fingerprints-before-class-entry-to-monitor-75-class-attendance-digitally/

Before a university admission seeker makes a choice of institution, there are various issues to put into perspective/consideration to ensure good university choices are made. There are various reasons why Jambites must choose Niger Delta University as their first choice institution. These reasons are very important to consider before, during and after jamb examinations. Hence, for those who already made different choices, a change of institution later will have to be inevitable. Let us discuss these important reasons one after the other.

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Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission to full-time and part-time Postgraduate Programmes for the 2020/2021 academic session in the following faculties and institute:

1. FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE
a. Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) in:
i. Fisheries and Aquaculture
ii. Agricultural Economics
iii. Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology
iv. Crop Production
v. Crop Protection
vi. Soil Science
vii. Animal Science

b.Master of Science (MSc.) in:
i. Fisheries and Aquaculture
ii. Soil Science
iii. Agricultural Economics
iv. Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology
v. Crop Production
vi. Crop Protection
vii. Animal Science

c.Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)in:
i. Fisheries and Aquaculture
ii. Soil Science
iii. Agricultural Economics
iv. Agricultural Extension and Rural Sociology
v. Crop Production
vi. Crop Protection
vii. Animal Science

2. FACULTY OF ARTS
a.Postgraduate Diploma (PGD) in:
i. Fine and Applied Arts...

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Understanding Students’ Behaviour: A Multi-Dimensional Approach

Minor Mistakes Post UTME Applicants/Admission Seekers Make

Jamb O’level Results Re-Uploads: What Jambites Must Know

Updates on 2019/2020 Niger Delta University Post UTME Screening/Examination Exercise

How to Gain Admission into the Niger Delta University

How to Get Niger Delta University Past Questions

All You Need to Know About the University Admission Circle

Is University Education Really A Scam?

How to change Institution and Course of Study in Jamb Website

Does the Niger Delta University Accept Second Choice

Niger Delta University Post UTME. 10 Things Applicants Must Know

The Dying Value of Education/Professionalism in Contemporary Nigeria

Suicide, Not An Option

Michael Jules’ Soliloquy I: My Father Didn’t Sponsor me to School – He Won’t Eat a Dime from Me!

Total Cost of Schooling in the University (A Case Study of the Niger Delta University)

What is Your Yardstick?

Home Upbringing: A prerequisite for Studet’s Success

Causes of Frustration Amongst University Studens

Stress and School: The Hidden Side of Academic Life

Hostel or Off Campus: A Discuss on the Best Type of Accommodation

List of Courses Offered in the Niger Delta University

2019 JAMB Discuss 1: What You Must Consider Before Choosing a Course/Institution

Issues in Choosing a Good Roommate in University

Does NDU Withdraw Admission When Students do not Accept their Admission on Time?

Having Problems with Admission into the University? Take Predegree Now!

How to Change Your Course in the University

When Your Desired Course is Changed

5 Ways of Avoiding School Fees Fraud (SFF) By Parents of University Students

Michael Jules’ Tripartite Taxonomy of Career Choice Relevance: A Dichotomization of Career Path Usefulness

Career Choice Assistance: Pit holes from our Parents

Theory Of Career Choice Dependence: A Prime Approach

Your Current Jamb Scores: Need for Course/Career Readjustments

Considerations before Career Selection

The Issue of Indigene and Non Indigene and How it Affects your Admission

Fresher’s Guide: How to Prepare Your Year One Assignments as New Intakes

How to avoid failure in UTME, Post UTME and getting admission

During admission periods, Universities release list of admitted students systematically. Primarily, a list of merited admission is often released. This list has been purported to contain names of mostly qualified applicants in the particular session. Nevertheless, Universities admission list don’t really end with Merit list. There are other list which are also released after the Merit list. The Merit list is also called first batch.

Read more @https://admissionsandutme.com/2019/09/02/how-many-batches-of-admission-lists-do-universities-release/
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Many Niger Delta University Post UTME applicants who must have completed their registration without seeing any time and seat number are now wondering how they will go about their examination. Truly, it can be confusing when you don’t have the right information. But don’t worry, we got your back covered.

NDU 2019/2020 Post UTME Time

All Post UTME time starts at 8:00am. This indicates that you must be there by 7:00am. Nevertheless, exams spans through the noon hours. This is to say that once the exam starts at 8:00am, it will continue till the afternoon. However, once your exams time ends in the computer, you are logged out and another person takes your computer. So, check your time. once your time is remaining 5 minutes, please, always be conscious. If you do not submit, you will score 0. So, please, be conscious.


NDU 2019/2020 Post UTME Date (August 12th through August 17th, 2019)

If you have processed your post UTME application, please, refer to the timetable in page 2. There, the date you are to write your examination is stated there. However, you will not be seeing individual courses listed, rather, you will see the Faculty although with few courses stated independently. Therefore, if you are going for Geology, look for Faculty of Science. If you are going for Banking and Finance, look for Faculty of Management Science. To know the Faculty where your programme falls under, please, refer here

NDU 2018/2019 Post UTME Venue (ICT Centre, Newsite)

To locate the ICT centre is not difficult. Once you get to Tombia junction, you will need to take another vehicle coming to Amassoma. Just tell the Amassoma driver that you will stop at Newsite. Once there, just trek inside the gate. If there are keke there, tell them you are going to the ICT centre. Anyways, on that day, many applicants will be there, so, you just have to follow the crowd without much ado.

Read more at: https://admissionsandutme.com/2019/07/05/issue-of-time-date-venue-and-seat-number-in-niger-delta-university-post-utme-screening/

Are you looking for the Niger Delta University Post UTME Past Questions and Answers? Then search no more. We have updated copies of the NDU past questions and answers. and can deliver anywhere within Nigeria.

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The Niger Delta University is a Bayelsa State owned University located in the Wilberforce Island, Bayelsa State. The school address which was earlier Amassoma, the host community was later changed to Wilberforce Island, a name depicting a subset of the community. Currently, the Niger Delta University uses Wilberforce Island as its official address.

The incumbent Vice Chancellor of the University is Prof. Samuel G. Edoumiekumo who mounted the leadership of the institution since 2017 as the acting Vice Chancellor but became the substantive Vice Chancellor in 2018. Till date, the VC has been widely acknowledged as the best VC so far the institution has ever had. Although fans of Professor Chris Ikporukpo, a former VC of the institution, still prefer him to the incumbent, the incumbent VC’s administrative policies especially as regards internet inclusions and utility has far surpassed those of Chris Ikporukpo.

Faculties and Departments

The University runs on eleven (11) Faculties. These are Faculty of Education, Arts, Engineering, Law, Management Sciences, Science, Social Sciences, Agriculture, Basic Medical Sciences, Nursing and Pharmacy.

Under the above Faculties, we have about 42 Departments. The list of Faculties and Departments are as follows:

Faculty of Education
Vocational and Technology Education
Arts Education
Social Science Education
Educational Foundations
Science Education
Library and Information Science
Faculty of Science
Biological Sciences
Geology
Pure and Applied Chemistry (Chemistry)
Biochemistry
Computer Science
Mathematics Physics
Faculty of Management Sciences
Finance and Banking
Office and Information Management
Accountancy
Business Administration
Marketing
Faculty of Social Sciences
Geography and Environmental Management
Political Science
Sociology
Economics
Faculty of Arts
Theatre Arts
Philosophy
Religious Studies
Fine and Applied Arts
English and Literary Studies
History and Diplomacy
Faculty of Agricultural Science
Fisheries Production Technology
Crop Production Technology
Econs. & Rural Sociology
Livestock Production Technology
Faculty of Engineering
Agricultural & Environmental Engineering
Chemical/Petrochemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Electrical/Electronics Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Faculty of Law
Law
Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
Medicine and Surgery
Medical Laboratory
Microbiology
Faculty of Pharmacy
Pharmacy
Faculty of Nursing
Nursing
Administration

The University administration like many other academic institutions is dichotomized into two administrative dimensions with the Vice Chancellor holding sway to academic administration while the Registrar administers other non-academic concerns.

At the lower level, the Faculties are headed by the Deans of Faculties. The Faculties are further subdivided into Departments for easy administration. These Departments are headed by the Heads of Departments (H.O.D.s). The HODs are responsible for the smooth running of academic activities at the Department level. They also apportion courses to individual lecturers. The functions of the HODs also includes:

Allocation of courses,
Supervision of subordinates,
Supervision of examination and grading system
Exercise of Discretion
Serve as a representative of the Department in various committees he is so nominated
For more information about the Deans and HODs, please, visit the Faculty of Education, Niger Delta University portal Administration

Admissions

The Niger Delta University admits students yearly through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). The institution also admits students through Direct Entry. With this provision, students who already have Diploma, NCE, JUPEB or any other equivalent certification can then apply for the Niger Delta University Direct Entry.

To apply for admission into the Niger Delta University through JAMB, you will need to purchase the JAMB form upon release. Write and score a minimum of 150 score. 150 is the minimum cutoff score to enable you apply for its Post UTME Examinations. However, 150 May be too small for courses like Medicine and its associates. So, to gain more advantage, endeavour to score 200 and above. This is because those who will score very high are many. Before all those who score high will be selected till it gets to 150, the Department may have been filled, so, scoring very high is very important and advantageous.

For Direct Entry (DE), you will also need to buy the Direct Entry form. This form is sold together with the JAMB form. It is always on sale around December through February of every academic session. Once purchased, JAMB sends your form to the NDU for consideration. For JUPEB students in the NDU, they will also need to purchase the form to enable them to be considered for admission. Merely undergoing JUPEB does not guarantee admission. You must also buy DE form as you are undergoing the JUPEB programme.

School Fees

The school fees of the Niger Delta University vary from Department to Department or from course to course. This variation is as a consequence of the needs of various courses. Succinctly put, the lowest school fees for year one is N110,000. This is for indigenes, while the highest is N200,000 for non-indigenes. On the other hand, the lowest school fees for final year is N35,000. Detailed information about the Niger Delta University school fees can be viewed and downloaded here

Hostel Accommodation

The Niger Delta University provides comfortable hostel accommodation for its teeming students at a very cheap rate. For hostel accommodation, the cost for last two session through this session was N15,000 and N17,000. Previously, you have to go to the office of the Dean of Students’ Affairs, collect hostel form, go to the bank and pay the 15,000, then you will come to the café and do online registration. After about a week or so, you will check back in your online profile. If you have been allocated, it will appear. Then you will print the form out which will contain your passport. You will take the hostel form to the hostel you are allocated and show it to the hostel warder who will show you to your room. Hostel allocation is done based on the Faculty you are. Main campus students are not allocated to CHS hostels. Conversely, CHS students are not allocated to Main campus hostels unless hostels are filled up or such CHS student is a year one student who take lectures in Main Campus.

Currently, the registration process has been changed. Everything now works online and in realtime. You pay and immediately get allocated. All thanks to the Vice Chancellor who approves these functions and the Teesoft Innovation Team. The total cost for processing hostel fee is N5,000. Hence, if you are allocated to a N15,000 hostel, by the time you add processing fee, you will be arriving at N20,000. If N17,000 hostel, then your total fee will be N22,000.

Campuses

The Niger Delta University have Numerous campuses which include the Main campus, Newsite, College of Health Science (CHS) – all in Amassoma (Wilberforce Island), Law Faculty which is located in Ovom, Yenagoa – after Government House, NDU Teaching Hospital in Okolobiri and NEDUGO campus.

Skill Acquisitions

Currently, the Niger Delta University runs skill acquisition programmes for all students. This programme is compulsory for all year one but voluntary for upper level students. The skills to be taught there ranges from professional skills to artisanal skills. Students are to register online and take their receipts and forms to the office of the skill acquisition programme.

Vice Chancellors

From inception, the Niger Delta University has had administrators of sort. From the pioneer vice chancellor to the incumbent Vice Chancellor, each VC has displayed unequalled administrative competence in their own right. The following information is culled from the “Law of NDU”:

VISITORS AND PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF THE
UNIVERSITY 2001 Till Date

VISITORS
His Excellency Chief (Dr.) D.S.P. Alamieyeseigha (JP)
Executive Governor of Bayelsa State
2001-2005

His Excellency Dr. Goodluck E. Jonathan (JP)
Executive Governor ofBayelsa State
2005-2007

His Excellency Chief Timipre Sylva
Executive Governor of Bayelsa State
2007-2012

His Excellency Hon. Henry Seriake Dickson
Executive Governor of Bayelsa State
2012-

CHANCELLOR
HRM King Edward Asimini Dappa Pepple ll, JP
Perekule XI, Amayanabo and Natural Ruler of Grand Bonny Kingdom
2001-2007

PRO-CHANCELLORS AND CHAIRMAN OF GOVERNING
COUNCIL
Professor Ebigberi Joe Alagoa, Pioneer Pro-Chancellor, FHSN, JP,
OON, FNAL. KSC
2001-2005

Professor Rimse Okoko. Ph.D
2005-2012

VICE-CHANCELLORS
Professor John Cecil Buseri, Ph.D Wales, M.Ed, B.Ed (Hons), JP, MNAE
Pioneer Vice-Chancellor 2001-2005

Professor Chris Ikporukpo, Ph.D, BSc.(Hons) Ibadan
Acting Vice-Chancellor 2005-2007
Vice-Chancellor 2007-2012

Professor Humphrey A. Ogoni, (MNSE, MNSChE)
Vice-Chancellor 2012-2016

Professor Samuel Gowon Edoumiekumo
Acting Vice-Chancellor 2016-2018
Vice-Chancellor 2018…


DEPUTY VICE-CHANCELLORS
Professor Kingsley D. Alagoa, (Professor of Theoretical Physics)
Deputy Vice-Chancellor 2008-2010

Professor Humphrey A. Ogoni, (MNSE, MNSChE)
Deputy Vice-Chancellor 2010-2012
Acting Vice -Chancel1or 2012

REGISTRARS
Pereladei Ifiemi Apreala, .MA. BA
2001-2005

Sir David U. Suowari BA (IFE)
2005-2009

Tonbra R. Morris – Odubo, MBA, Bsc
2010-

LIBRARIANS
Rev. E.A. George-Otutru, BLS (ABU) MA (Loughborough, UK)
2001-2010

Mr. Blakes Esbra Ft., M.Sc (DELSL7), B.A. (Leeds. UK)
2011-

BURSARS
A. Ayoro, BSc (UNIBEN), ACA
Acting Bursar 2001-2005

Lyndon Miekoromo 1tale, BSc. (RSUST) M.Sc (UNILAG) (Acct) PCA,
Bursar 2005-
For more information and assistance, contact the ICT Administrator
Admissions and UTME Nigeria,
Beside Main Campus Gate,
Wilberforce Island,
Bayelsa State.
+2348060699054
+2348050706635

The Following are the expected cost and processes involved in the final year students’ clearance across all Faculties and programmes. Note however, that costs difers from Faculties to Faculties. For example, the Faculty of Education have 6 Heads of Departments and all these Heads of Departments have to sign the clearance form. Meanwhile, Faculty of Law have only 1 Department and only one head of department will sign. Since each HOD takes approximately N3,000 for two realm of A4 papers to sign, this means that Law students will spend just N3,000 while Education students will pay N18,000 to sign. So, these are the expected differentials in the clearance process.

Actual Cost

Below are the actual cost of students’ final year clearance in the Niger Delta University (Faculty of _ _ _ as a case study. This Faculty have 6 departments).

Read more at:http://admissionsandutme.com/2019/07/09/niger-delta-university-final-year-clearance/

AVOIDING MINOR PITFALLS
By: Michael O. Jules
July 25th, 2019

In one of my previous publications on easy ways to get admission, which is precisely the fist volume, with this being the updated/volume II, I had outlined five key advantageous and salient points that can project a candidate and put him at a vantage point. However, in this publication, the attention is on legal tactics, tactical maneuvering and manipulations that can push a jambite chances upward. Remember that there are no pre-admitted students, so, whether you will be admitted or not basically depends on established criteria, emerging phenomenon and possibly administrative disposition at the time of selection.


One thing to bear in mind however, is that many applicants are vying for limited space, therefore, it is not always possible to admit all students. So, seeing things from this perspective, it can be said that admission is one big battle. Many are applying for competitive programmes like Medicine, it is not always possible to get those courses. Sometimes, it can be due to performance deficit, availability of spaces, and so on. So, applicants must learn to bear in mind, the possibility of an alternate course. If however, you cannot offer another course other than that which you initially chose, especially when you are vying for Medical courses, it may mean another year of trying for you. So, performance, luck and prayers all work together to make you scale through. Let us now discuss step by step, the various manipulations in admission processing.

1. Apply for all the Available Options in a Session

You see, only those who must have had a hard time getting admission may understand this point. After all, if I write jamb and score very high, I will surely get admission, new jambites may think. But not everyone often have that luck per se. For me, admission did not really suffer me. In 2008, I got admission even as it was my first, but unfortunately, I got a Pass in Mathematics, hence, I forfeited the admission making me attempt for a second time in 2009 where I studied Business Education and graduated in 2013/2014. So, I had a soft landing when it came to admission matters.

But if admission has been difficult for you, then you really want to try this option. This means you have to buy JAMB form and write the exam. Also, you have to purchase Predegree form too. Although many persons had criticized the predegree programme for reasons best known to them, I have always seen students admitted through Predegree, hence, in a bid to ensure admission once and for all, it is recommended to use all the available options though it may be costlier. Predegree is a one year intensive programme whose certificate (JUPEB) helps you to gain admission into year two. This is to say even if JAMB admission to 100 level fails, you will then start the Predegree programme while your colleagues who were lucky with admission also starts year one. By the time they are entering year two, you are done with Predegree, and being admitted into year two with them. So, it looks as if nothing was lost. While hoping that JUPEB certificate will do you good in year two, it is also expedient to purchase JAMB form again together with your hope of admission into year two. All these are money consuming… but are you put money ahead of your admission? That is incredulous!

To fully understand what I just describe above, let me conceptualize the story as follows:

Read more at: http://admissionsandutme.com/2019/07/18/how-to-get-admission-easily-volume-ii/

A transcript is a compilation of your academic performance all through your stay in a higher institution of learning.

Simply put, it is the combination of all your results from first semester year one to second semester in final year.

A transcript is needed when you are going for higher studies to ascertain your level of acclaimed undergraduate performance by the new institution granting you admission. It may also be used by companies employing you to access your level of performance while in school.

To get your transcript in the Niger Delta University, simple steps are followed. First is payment of transcript fees. The payments are divided as follows:

1. Within NDU – 5,000

2. Outside NDU but within Nigeria – 20,000

3. Outside Nigeria – 50,000.

Read more at: http://admissionsandutme.com/ndu-transcript/

Peace returns to Amassoma as indigenes and businesses return scantily

miklestheory:
Since the current Vice chancellor took over management mantle in the school, the non-academic staff have not known peace. They have never known rest of mind. This is because the government has through the current managerial structure infiltrated the ranks of the academicians. Today, it is either a list of redeployment or retrenched staff was released or protest against one thing or the other. Everyday at work, stories, rumours and news of one thing or the other are carried. Their work security has been highly threatened. This has led to series of protests.

Follow the full gist @ http://admissionsandutme.com/2018/05/16/486/

Since the current Vice chancellor took over management mantle in the school, the non-academic staff have not known peace. They have never known rest of mind. This is because the government has through the current managerial structure infiltrated the ranks of the academicians. Today, it is either a list of redeployment or retrenched staff was released or protest against one thing or the other. Everyday at work, stories, rumours and news of one thing or the other are carried. Their work security has been highly threatened. This has led to series of protests.

Follow the full gist @ http://admissionsandutme.com/2018/05/16/486/