See How To Check FUDUTSE 2017/2018 UTME 1st Batch Admission List Out

This is to inform all UTME candidates who applied for admission into Federal University, Dutse Jigawa State and participated in the Post-UTME Screening Exercise that the management has released the 2017/2018 1st Batch Admission List. Read Also: FUDUTSE 2017/2018 Acceptance Fee Amount & Registration Details Candidates should follow the procedure below to check their admission status.How To Check Your Admission Status1. Visit the admission checking portal via  http://ift.tt/2zEJtsZ. Click on Check Admission Status link below.3. Enter your JAMB Registration Number in the box provided and click CHECK to access your admission status.Congrats to the admitted candidates

FUDUTSE 2017/2018 Acceptance Fee Amount & Registration Details

This is to inform all UTME candidates who have been offered admission into the Federal  University Dutse to read the course indicated against your name. The collection of Admission letters and registration will commence on Monday, 13th November, 2017. Successful candidates will pay N5,000:00 (Five Thousand Naira) non-refundable acceptance fee before collection of admission letters.Please visit the FUD Portal for registration procedures and schedule of fees.Also, make sure you indicate acceptance of this admissions offer on the JAMBPortal as prerequisite for issuance of JAMB Admission letter.UTME Candidates in Botany, Zoology, Political Science are not among thecurrent list. Names of candidates offered admissions into these programmes would  be released when cleared with JAMB.Additional names of successful UTME candidates from the programmes featured  in this admission list would also be released in the Second Batch admissions.Note that Direct Entry (DE) admissions is being processed and would be released  as soon as possible.Accept our Congratulations!Thank You.Hussaini Hassan Admissions OfficerFor: Registrar

FUDUTSIN-MA 2017/2018 Payment Of Acceptance, School Fees & Registration Procedure

This is to inform all students of Federal University Dutsin-Ma, Katsina State that the management has released the Acceptance, School Fees and registration procedure/Guidelines for 2017/2018 academic session. PROCEDURE FOR ACCEPTANCE OF ADMISSION1. Successful UTME candidates should check the University website http://ift.tt/2zzdnkb re-confirm their admission status and  the programmes of study for which they were admitted.2. Candidates are advised to study and note the specific Departmental subjects requirements before coming to the University to start  registration.3. All candidates should note that, the University requires Credit in English Language and Mathematics in all its programmes.4. Successful candidates are to report to the University for Clearance from Monday 13th November, to Friday, 1st December, 2017. STEP –1 PROCEDURE FOR PAYMENT OF THE ACCEPTANCE FEESSuccessful candidates who confirmed that their names are on the Admission list are to make a non-refundable payment of ten thousand naira (N10, 000.00) only for acceptance of admission:a. Log onto the portal at http://ift.tt/2zEJr4l generate a transaction id for payment of Acceptance fees.b. Candidates are to log on unto www.remita.net and:-  Click on the ‘PAY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY’ box which redirects you to a new page;  On the ‘Name of MDA’ box type FEDERAL UNIVERSITY DUTSINMA;  On the ‘Name of Service/Purpose’, click on the drop list and select ‘ADMISSION ACCEPTANCE FEE’ option;  On the ‘Amount to pay’ a non-refundable fee of ten thousand naira (N10,000.00) only; Complete the form and print. Proceed to any of the commercial banks and make payments through remita;c. After payments, candidates are advised to present the evidence of payment from the bank to the University for issuance of  receipt.d. After Payment of Acceptance Fees, go to the University portal http://ift.tt/2zEJr4l print out the following document and sign before moving to the registration centre:i) Acceptance of Offer of Provisional Admission (Form FUDMA/02)ii) Undertaking Against Cultism (Form-FUDMA/01)iii) Printed copy of Letter of Provisional Admissione. Proceed to the screening centre with all required documents as listed below for screening and verification of results.i) Signed copy of Acceptance of Offer of Provisional Admission (Form FUDMA/02) from the University Website;ii) Printed copy of Letter of Provisional Admission from the Portal;iii) Copy of JAMB result Slipiv) Original and photocopy of Birth Certificate;v) Original and photocopy of O’ Level certificates/statement of results;vi) Two copies of passport photograph;vii) Letter of Reference from a person of reputable standing in the society vouching for your good behaviour;viii) A signed copy of Undertaking Against Cultism (Form FUDMA/01) downloaded from the University website http://ift.tt/2iOOx5X –2 (a)PROCEDURE FOR PAYMENT OF THE SCHOOL CHARGESAfter the payment of the acceptance of admission and cleared for the results verification, the successful candidates are to generate remita again and make a payment of School charges according to the programme on the following procedures:a. Candidates are to log on unto www.remita.net and:-  Click on the ‘PAY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY’ box which redirects you to a new page;  On the ‘Name of MDA’ box type FEDERAL UNIVERSITY DUTSINMA;  On the ‘Name of Service/Purpose’, click on the drop list and select ‘UNDER-GRADUATE FRESH-STUDENT option;  On the ‘Item list’ select the appropriate course; the Amount to pay will reflect automatically.  On the ‘Faculty’ select your Faculty  On the ‘Programme’ select your programme  On the ‘ Department’ select your Department Complete the form and print. Proceed to any of the commercial banks and make payments through remita; STEP –2 (b)After payments, Log onto the portal at http://ift.tt/2zEJr4l generate a School charges details for 2017/2018 academic session as shown herea. After downloading the above transaction information, candidates are advised to come along with the evidence of payment from the bank and transaction ID to the University for collection of receipt.Hostel Accommodation (OPTIONAL)STEP – 3 Limited hostel accommodation is available on first-come-first-serve basis for male and female students.Again, candidates are to visit remita website and make payment for Hostel Accommodation fee on the following procedures:a. Candidates are to log on unto www.remita.net and:-  Click on the ‘PAY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY’ box which redirects you to a new page;  On the ‘Name of MDA’ box type FEDERAL UNIVERSITY DUTSINMA;  On the ‘Name of Service/Purpose’, click on the drop list and select ‘Hostel Accommodation Fee option;  On the ‘Department’ select your Department  On the ‘Faculty’ select your Faculty  On the ‘Course of Study’ select your programme Complete the form and print. Proceed to any of the commercial banks and make payments through remita;b. After payment, candidates are advised to come along with the evidence of payment from the bank to the University for collectionof receipt.Also, students are requested to carry along evidence of payment for hostel accommodation and other relevant documents to the Student Affairs Deanery for further processing.Courses for the SemesterCheck the courses you are to offer in the first semester on the University portal. Make sure you don’t register more than 24 credit units.Confirmation of RegistrationOnce you fill your forms online and click submit, check back on the portal after 2 days using your username and password  to print the approved registration forms.Support and InquiriesFor any inquiry or support use the following help lines:For e-mails: acadoffice@fudutsinma.edu.ng, OR info@fudutsinma.edu.ngTelephone and text message: 08050828501 Signed Academic Secretary For: Registrar

Whatsapp Introduces Search Group Members To Its Latest Update

WhatsApp recently made the revoke message feature available for everyone and now again, they have released yet another feature, through still Beta testing mode. WhatsApp has been adding lots of interesting features lately and now they are testing the WhatsApp Group members search feature which is currently on WhatsApp beta for Android 2.17.407. Search Feature: The search feature is enabled for more than 10 persons group and it allows you to search out a partipant in a group. This will be more useful to search out a participant in a group with large participants. Rumors also has it that WhatsApp will be adding group voice call soon which we should expect. If you are a WhatsApp Beta tester, kindly go and update your WhatsApp to the latest beta version to get the search feature on. This feature will be added to the regular WhatsApp version on Playstore as soon as the test is over.

5 Things You Totally Shouldn’t Do When You’re Broke

Being broke sucks, however being broke is not something magical that can hardly be explained – one financial irresponsibility or surprise leads to another and another, and before you know it you get to that point. You might not always be able to avoid being broke but there are things you can do when broke to avoid aggravating the situation. Naijaloaded, the leading Nigeria’s Website, shares 5 things you totally shouldn’t do when you’re broke. 1. Look Down on Jobs As long as the job is legal and ethical, you really should consider it. If you’re broke, chances are you do not have the luxury to be selective. However, this does not mean you should let desperation take the forefront and dabble into things that are just plain silly, but it does mean that you should be more open than rigid to opportunities, even if it is just till you’re able to get back on your feet. 2. Make Excuses Chances are that if you’re broke, it is because you were financially irresponsible and if you don’t own up to this and take responsibility, you are going to end up continuing the vicious cycle of financial irresponsibility that led to your being broke. Therefore, when you find yourself broke, figure out what led to it and learn from your financial mistakes to avoid repeating them or to avoid them getting worse (that is, going from being broke to borrowing and getting yourself indebted). 3. Ignoring Bills The thing about ignoring bills is that such an act is many times useless and just ends up making things worse. Except there is a way you can stop the bills from coming in by either unsubscribing or terminating the service, you should avoiding just piling up the bills by being proactive and calling the companies or organizations involved, to explain your current financial situation and set up a payment plan. This has a better chance of helping to ease the burden than just ignoring the bills and letting them pile up. The interesting thing is that many of these companies or organizations actually have provisions to help you out when you’re low on cash, but most times a pessimistic mindset makes us miss out on these provisions. 4. Going for a ‘Night Out’ With Friends Everyone knows what a ‘night out’ or even ‘day out’ with friend means. Aside the fun and beautiful memories you will garner from the experience, there is also the matter of you having to spend and spend and spend. If you’re broke, this obviously isn’t a good idea and can just end up making your financial situation worse. Except your friends are willing to sponsor you till you get back on your feet financially, you should avoid such outings because they only bore a deeper hole in your pocket that might be difficult to mend after the fact. Sometimes, friends might even invite you on a night out with the offer of sponsoring you for you to pay back when you’re back on your feet, but please try to avoid this invitation to indebtedness. Don’t make matters worse for your financial condition by incurring debt, simply take a rain check till you’re able to avoid such an outing. 5. Spending Your Emergency Fund or Savings Unnecessarily Your savings or emergency fund is not established to cater to financial irresponsibility, rather it is established to provide financial stability and support. The fact that you’re broke doesn’t mean that the next thing to do is to bore into your savings or emergency fund to keep afloat. It is called an emergency fund for a reason and should only be accessed under extenuating circumstances. Basically, if you must spend from your savings or emergency fund, be sure it is on important and necessary expenses.

5 Cool Things You Can Do On WhatsApp You Probably Didn’t Know About

Whatsapp is a universally used messaging app and has continued to improve on its functionality by introducing features. The most recent it added was an ‘Unsend’ (Delete for everyone) feature that lets you recall messages you wish not to send on second thought. But the instant messenger packs a number of features that most likely go unused because the user has not taken out time to explore. Here are five features Whatsapp has to make your messaging experience richer. 1. Star feature In your chat messages, you can star messages which helps you easily find a message when you need to. To star a message, just hold down the message and tap the star icon on the top screen. You can then get back the message in the app’s main menu anytime you wish. 2. Pinning feature This is especially useful if you have a long list of chat messages. Pinning a particular chat like you would do a tweet would take that chat message up for easy re-visiting. And if you want to let go pinning, unpinning is as easy as holding down the chat and locating the ‘Unpin’ button at the top bar. 3. Mark as Unread Where you have read a message but for some reason don’t have time to reply the person, you can mark the message as ‘Unread’ by holding down the chat , going to the three dotted lines at the top right, and selecting ‘’Mark as unread’’. A green circle will appear beside the particular chat as a reminder. 4. Using your phone assistants For those who don’t like typing, you could employ the services of your virtual assistants – Siri, Google Assistant and Alexa to type the message for you. For example, by uttering the command ‘’Ok Google’’, followed by the name of the person you want to message and the actual contents of the message. 5. Custom notifications If you’re expecting an important WhatsApp message from someone, set a custom notification for them by opening the chat, tapping their name at the top and hitting Custom Notifications. Cool right? Bonus: You can avoid the blue ticks and ‘Last seen’ features by going into Settings > Account > Privacy > Read Receipts. However, bear in mind that, by doing so, you’ll lose the ability to see when your own sent messages have been read. Also, another clever way of reading your messages without triggering the blue ticks, is by enabling Airplane mode before opening your messages. – just remember to close the app before switching airplane mode off again.

Checkout 5 Cities That Are Best To Start A Business In Nigeria

You’re ready to start that small business you’ve been dreaming about for a long time now, you have everything you need to kick off, except for the location. You figure that you can just screen a few candidates, pick one, settle into it, get to work, and make truckloads of money. It’s not that simple. Many businesses ignore the location factor to their own detriment. It should be obvious that you’re not going to succeed at selling the latest Bentley model in some remote village by the river Katsina-Ala or vending pork at a market in Hadejia. But most times, the problems with the decision to locate a business in any particular area aren’t so easy to see. If you need help with knowing how to choose the right location for your business, you can read our article. Here, we’ll narrow down the best possible options for your business site to five cities that matter. 5. Ibadan The city of brown rusted rooves is still alive and well, despite losing its place as Nigeria’s most populous city to Lagos, and (more recently) Kano. Not to be intimidated by these two regional powerhouses, Ibadan has carved a space for itself as the go-to cosmopolis for those seeking an authentically South-Western experience. Ibadan’s population remains its key strength; there’s a large potential customer base for most businesses looking to set up there, as well as an environment that is less stress-inducing than its noisy regional superior that lies 130 km south of it (Lagos). 4. Port Harcourt This old colonial port which originally facilitated the export of coal from Enugu to the British Isles now seats at the heart of Nigeria’s oil industry. Its diverse population and sizeable expatriate community (largely made up of oil industry workers) make the city a great option for new businesses hunting for a set-up location to explore. Port-Harcourt’s seaport and airport make it fairly easily accessible to the world beyond Nigeria’s borders. They serve as gateways to a city that takes pride in its status as the commercial nerve center of the country’s far south. 3. Kano Kano is northern Nigeria’s foremost commercial hub and the country’s second-biggest city. Its industrial prowess continues to lure migrants from without, and it appears that this will remain the case for quite a while. Kano’s markets are international bazaars, which draw numerous buyers from all over West Africa. The wider state of Kano is also known for producing several agricultural products in large commercial quantities; these products, as well as others from elsewhere in the North’s agricultural heartland, are collected in the city of Kano for consumption, processing, and transportation to other parts of the country. 2. Abuja Abuja’s status as Nigeria’s capital has made it a magnet that takes in tens of thousands of new settlers every single year. Its population has swelled tremendously, from just under 800,000 (according to the 2006 census) to over 3 million at present. It has the highest per-capita income in the country, making it a choice location for businesses seeking to cash in on the unmatched purchasing power of its residents (as well as the higher prices that goods and services command there). Abuja’s urban growth has been accompanied by the rise of satellite towns, in which many of its lower-income families reside. Their presence is also good for business- there’s more to be sold in the city than just high-priced blings. 1. Lagos This isn’t a surprise. Lagos, taken as a standalone state, is Africa’s seventh largest economy. It accounts for 25 percent of Nigeria’s GDP, consumes a large fraction of the country’s goods (locally produced and imported), and is home to what is by far the largest concentration of skilled workforce in the country. It’s the headquarter-city of choice for most multinational companies operating in the country, and the birthplace of numerous thriving SMEs. Two seaports and an international airport are assets that have aided its propulsion in the direction of becoming a truly global city. The future looks even brighter for Lagos. The suburb of Yaba has become Nigeria’s ‘Silicon Valley’, hosting several innovative and market disrupting startups. Lagos’ inhabitants also possess a spending power that remains unrivalled by no other city apart from the nation’s capital, Abuja. Consumer spending in the city is expected to surpass $45 billion by the year 2030. Visitors to Lagos often speak of the energetic hustling that has become its defining characteristics. Its vibrant feel and sound attracts many enterprising people from all parts of the country and beyond, and has turned it into a melting pot of cultures and ambitions.

No 1 Will Surprise You! Checkout The 5 Cities In Nigeria With Low Cost Of Living

Abuja and Lagos are the cities most people want to reside in. It’s no surprise as Abuja, Nigeria’s Federal Capital, is noted as one of the most developed cities in the country with good road networks and infrastructures, high level of business activities coupled with the best spots for having fun. The most populous city, Lagos, is not left out either, with first class business affiliations, multinational companies and a good number of tall buildings and skyscrapers, it’s quite easy for one to fall in love with these places and decide to make it a home. However, the cost of living in said cities often comes at a high price. All hope is not lost, however, because as time goes on more cities in Nigeria are blossoming, not only do these cities offer a myriad of opportunities for investments with decent paychecks, they also offer a laidback lifestyle, great spots for unwinding plus and finally, the most exciting part–low cost of living. Below 5 Cities in Nigeria With Low Cost of Living: 1. Ibadan Ibadan is not only known as a peaceful city but is a better place to reside, in comparison to the cost of living in other major cities. Modern facilities can be found there, plus old buildings with stories to tell, making the city have a unique mix of modern and conservative. Low cost of housing, vibrant fun life, tourist destinations, cheap transportation amongst others can all be found in Ibadan. 2. Ikot Ekpene When it comes to cheap living don’t joke with Ikot Ekpene which is located in Akwa Ibom State. The city is well-known for commercial activities as it’s the regional center of commerce. Notable exports of palm products and ground crops come quite cheap plus housing is affordable, transportation is accessible and inexpensive, including beautiful sceneries. 3. Ilorin Ilorin may not be on a lot of people’s radar but is definitely a good place to reside. The city is blessed with remarkable natural resources, tourist attractions, great educational facilities, and health facilities. Several companies have advanced because of the endless business culture which makes it an illustrious city for investors and entrepreneurs. Standard of living in this city is very affordable as it offers numerous ways to live economically. 4. Ile Ife Ile Ife is a very interesting city with many cultural sights and abundant food, plus the adventure it offers is exciting. Ile Ife is located at Osun State and is home to one of Africa’s largest ethnolinguistic groups, also famous for the Natural History Museum of Nigeria and the Obafemi Awolowo University. The cost of living in this city is very affordable. 5. Ikom Ikom is a small town that’s far more expansive and modern compared to some other cities in Nigeria. It’s lively to some certain extent and way cheaper too. Modern development has begun in the city and one could enjoy some of the beautiful tourist sites the city has to offer – Afi rain forest, Ikom beach, and Agbokim waterfall are all situated there plus the Obudu cattle ranch resort is not far from the town either. From food to peaceful environment to low cost of housing, the town has it all.

LASU 1st & 2nd Batch Pre-Degree Admission Lists for the 2017/2018 Academic Session

Lagos State University, LASU first and second batch pre-degree admission lists for the 2017/2018 academic session are out. This is to inform all the candidates that applied for the Lagos State University (LASU) pre-degree programme admission for the 2017/2018 academic session that they can now check their admission status online. LASU pre-degree admission list contains the names of candidates offered provisional admission for the 2017/2018 pre-degree studies programme. LASU PRE-DEGREE ADMISSION LIST. LASU 2nd Batch pre-Degree Admission List. To check your LASU pre-degree admission status, simply go to http://ift.tt/2jiitey. LASU 1st Batch pre-Degree Admission List. To check your LASU pre-degree admission status, simply go to http://ift.tt/2hsK6Rw. Congratulations to all the successfully admit candidates.

Osun State Poly Iree Daily Part-Time Admission Form for 2017/2018 Session is Out

Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, OSPOLY daily Part-time, DPT programme admission application form for the 2017/2018 academic session is out. Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Osun State Polytechnic, Iree Daily Part-Time (DPT) programme for the 2017/2018 academic session. OSPOLY IREE DPT ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS. Applicants for the programme must possess credit pass in English, Mathematics and any other three subjects relevant to their proposed course of choice. OSPOLY IREE DPT AVAILABLE PROGRAMMES. Available courses in the programme include the following: Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Agric Engineering, Electrical/Electronics, Welding and Fabrication, Computer Engineering, Science Laboratory Technology, Food Science and Technology, Statistics, Mass Communication, Office Technology and Management, Computer Science, Arts and Design, Urban and Regional Planing, Estate Management, Quantity Surveying, Building Technology, Architectural Technology, Accountancy, Banking and Finance and Business Administration. HOW TO APPLY FOR OSPOLY IREE DPT ADMISSION. Method of Application: Applicants are to log on to http://ift.tt/2hekfZT their application cards to apply for their preffered courses and submit relevant information and await further directive on the application. Application cards are available at OSPOLY Microfinance Bank Iree or its branch offices located at Ayetoro, Osogbo and Isokun Round About, Ilesa at a sum of N10,000 only.

UNIZIK Direct Entry Screening Result for 2017/2018 Academic Session is Out

Nnamdi Azikiwe University, UNIZIK Direct Entry screening result for the 2017/2018 academic session is out and now available online. This is to inform all the candidates that participated in the Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) Direct Entry screening examination that the management of the institution has released their results UNIZIK Direct Entry screening result has been uploaded online. CHECK UNIZIK DIRECT ENTRY SCREENING RESULT ONLINE Go to UNIZIK admission portal at http://ift.tt/2jhdquY. Login with your username and password to access your UNIZIK Direct Entry Screening Score.

FUDUTSIN-MA 2017/2018 School Fees Schedule For New & Returning Students

This is to inform all students of Federal University Dutsin-Ma, Katsina State both new and returning that the management has released the approved school fees payable for 2017/2018 academic session. Read Also: FUDUTSIN-MA 2017/2018 Payment Of Acceptance, School Fees And Registration Procedure  Below is the breakdown of the school fee schedule. FUDUTSIN-MA 2017/2018 School Fees Schedule For New And Returning Students 

See Procedure On How To Check MAUTECH 2017/2018 Merit Admission List Released- [UTME & DE]

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into Modibbo Adama University Of Technology, Yola and participated in the 2017/2018 Admission Screening exercise that the admission list is out. Read Also: MAUTECH 2017/2018 Admission Letter Collection Procedure Candidates are to follow the procedures below to check their admission status. How To Check Your Admission Status 1. Visit MAUTECH admission status checking portal via http:// oaa.flexisaf.com:8080/mautech_postutme/login.html  2. Supply your username and password where required (use the phone number used during registration as both your username and password ). 3. Click on ‘Log In’ to access your MAUTECH admission status. Congrats to the admitted candidates!!!

MAUTECH 2017/2018 Admission Letter Collection Procedure- [UTME & DE]

This is to inform all all newly admitted students of Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola (MAUTECH) that the management has released the procedure for collection of admission letters for 2017/2018 academic session. Read Also: MAUTECH 2017/2018 UTME & DE Admission List Out  MAUTECH Procedure for Collection of Admission Letter. 1. Collection of original admission letter commences from 9th–10th November, 2017  (UTME) and 13th,November, 2017 (DE); 2. Applicants are to come in person ( NOT by proxy); Specimen copy of admission letter (Log into your account on MAUTECH portal, use phone number used during registration as both your username and password to print the specimen copy of the admission letter); *Originals of their credentials for sighting; *A set of photocopy of all credentials and one passport size photograph which will be submitted at the point of collection of admission letter; Registration commences 48hrs after collection of original copy of admission letter through the University website: www.mautech.edu.ng . MAUTECH 2017/2018 Collection Of Admission Letter Time-Table

PTI, Effurun 2017/2018 Academic Calendar Out [1st & 2nd Semester]

This is to inform all students of Petroleum Training Institute, Effurun Nigeria that the management has released the approved academic calendar for 2017/2018 academic session. Below is the breakdown of the academic calendar PTI, Effurun 2017/2018 Academic Calendar  FIRST SEMESTER *ARRIVAL OF NEW STUDENTS: 6TH NOVEMBER,2017 *REGISTRATION: 6TH – 17TH ,2017 *ARRIVAL OF OLD STUDENTS: 13TH ,2017 *SUPPLEMENTARY ADMISSION: 20TH – 24TH ,2017 *ORIENTATION: 29TH NOVEMBER – 1ST DECEMBER,2017 *LECTURES: 20TH NOVEMBER,2017 – 2ND MARCH,2018 *MATRICULATION: 8TH DECEMBER, 2017 *ARRIVAL OF ND II STUDENTS FROM SIWES: 8TH DECEMBER,2017 *CHRISTMAS BREAK : 18TH ,2017-2ND JAN., 2018 *FIRST TEST: 22ND -26TH JANUARY, 2018 *SECOND TEST: 19TH -23RD ,2018 *FIRST SEMESTER EXAMINATION: 5TH –23RD MARCH,2018 *FIRST SEMESTER BREAK: 23RD – 8TH APRIL, 2018 *CONSIDERATION OF FIRST SEMESTER EXAMINATION RESULTS BY ACADEMIC BOARD : 7TH MAY, 2018 SECOND SEMESTER *ARRIVAL OF STUDENTS: 8TH APRIL, 2018 *LECTURES : 9TH APRIL – 27TH JULY, 2018 *FIRST TEST: 21ST – 25TH MAY, 2018 *STUDENTS WEEK: 14TH – 18TH MAY, 2018 *SECOND TEST: 16TH – 20TH JULY, 2018 *CORRECTION OF PROJECT DEFENCE: 9TH – 27TH JULY, 2018 *SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION: 30TH JULY – 17TH AUGUST, 2018 *ACADEMIC RECESS (VACATION): 17TH AUGUST – 14TH OCTOBER, 2018 *SIWES: 17TH AUGUST – 6TH , 2018 *CONSIDERATION OF SECOND *SEMESTER EXAMINATION RESULTS BY ACADEMIC BOARD: 2ND OCTOBER, 2018 *COMMENCEMENT OF FIRST SEMESTER 2018/2019 ACADEMIC SESSION – 15TH OCTOBER, 2018 *ARRIVAL OF OLD STUDENTS – 22ND OCTOBER, 2018 *CONVOCATION (FOR 2016/2017 ACADEMIC SESSION): 27TH OCTOBER, 2018

Alvan Ikoku 2017/2018 NCE & Degree 1st Semester Course Registration Deadline

The management of Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education has announced the first semester course registration deadline for the 2017/2018 academic session. The deadline for the 2017/2018 first semester online course registration has been scheduled for 15th of January 2018. All regular students in the Degree and NCE programmes are expected to have paid their school fees for the session before this date in order to be able to register their courses successfully. Students can generate their fee invoices on the College portal by visiting this link: GENERATE FEE INVOICE Students can register courses online via this link: REGISTER COURSES Please Inform Others!!! Thank You..

FUDUTSIN-MA 2017/2018 Payment Of Acceptance, School Fees & Registration Procedure

This is to inform all students of Federal University Dutsin-Ma, Katsina State that the management has released the Acceptance, School Fees and registration procedure/Guidelines for 2017/2018 academic session. PROCEDURE FOR ACCEPTANCE OF ADMISSION 1. Successful UTME candidates should check the University website http://ift.tt/2zzdnkb re-confirm their admission status and  the programmes of study for which they were admitted. 2. Candidates are advised to study and note the specific Departmental subjects requirements before coming to the University to start  registration. 3. All candidates should note that, the University requires Credit in English Language and Mathematics in all its programmes. 4. Successful candidates are to report to the University for Clearance from Monday 13th November, to Friday, 1st December, 2017.  STEP –1 PROCEDURE FOR PAYMENT OF THE ACCEPTANCE FEES Successful candidates who confirmed that their names are on the Admission list are to make a non-refundable payment of ten thousand naira (N10, 000.00) only for acceptance of admission: a. Log onto the portal at http://ift.tt/2zNxnR2 generate a transaction id for payment of Acceptance fees. b. Candidates are to log on unto www.remita.net and:-  Click on the ‘PAY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY’ box which redirects you to a new page;  On the ‘Name of MDA’ box type FEDERAL UNIVERSITY DUTSINMA;  On the ‘Name of Service/Purpose’, click on the drop list and select ‘ADMISSION ACCEPTANCE FEE’ option;  On the ‘Amount to pay’ a non-refundable fee of ten thousand naira (N10,000.00) only; Complete the form and print. Proceed to any of the commercial banks and make payments through remita; c. After payments, candidates are advised to present the evidence of payment from the bank to the University for issuance of  receipt. d. After Payment of Acceptance Fees, go to the University portal http://ift.tt/2zNxnR2 print out the following document and sign before moving to the registration centre: i) Acceptance of Offer of Provisional Admission (Form FUDMA/02) ii) Undertaking Against Cultism (Form-FUDMA/01) iii) Printed copy of Letter of Provisional Admission e. Proceed to the screening centre with all required documents as listed below for screening and verification of results. i) Signed copy of Acceptance of Offer of Provisional Admission (Form FUDMA/02) from the University Website; ii) Printed copy of Letter of Provisional Admission from the Portal; iii) Copy of JAMB result Slip iv) Original and photocopy of Birth Certificate; v) Original and photocopy of O’ Level certificates/statement of results; vi) Two copies of passport photograph; vii) Letter of Reference from a person of reputable standing in the society vouching for your good behaviour; viii) A signed copy of Undertaking Against Cultism (Form FUDMA/01) downloaded from the University website http://ift.tt/1ErmQYQ STEP –2 (a) PROCEDURE FOR PAYMENT OF THE SCHOOL CHARGES After the payment of the acceptance of admission and cleared for the results verification, the successful candidates are to generate remita again and make a payment of School charges according to the programme on the following procedures: a. Candidates are to log on unto www.remita.net and:-  Click on the ‘PAY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY’ box which redirects you to a new page;  On the ‘Name of MDA’ box type FEDERAL UNIVERSITY DUTSINMA;  On the ‘Name of Service/Purpose’, click on the drop list and select ‘UNDER-GRADUATE FRESH-STUDENT option;  On the ‘Item list’ select the appropriate course; the Amount to pay will reflect automatically.  On the ‘Faculty’ select your Faculty  On the ‘Programme’ select your programme  On the ‘ Department’ select your Department Complete the form and print. Proceed to any of the commercial banks and make payments through remita; STEP –2 (b) After payments, Log onto the portal at http://ift.tt/2zNxnR2 generate a School charges details for 2017/2018 academic session as shown here a. After downloading the above transaction information, candidates are advised to come along with the evidence of payment from the bank and transaction ID to the University for collection of receipt. Hostel Accommodation (OPTIONAL) STEP – 3  Limited hostel accommodation is available on first-come-first-serve basis for male and female students. Again, candidates are to visit remita website and make payment for Hostel Accommodation fee on the following procedures: a. Candidates are to log on unto www.remita.net and:-  Click on the ‘PAY A FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY’ box which redirects you to a new page;  On the ‘Name of MDA’ box type FEDERAL UNIVERSITY DUTSINMA;  On the ‘Name of Service/Purpose’, click on the drop list and select ‘Hostel Accommodation Fee option;  On the ‘Department’ select your Department  On the ‘Faculty’ select your Faculty  On the ‘Course of Study’ select your programme Complete the form and print. Proceed to any of the commercial banks and make payments through remita; b. After payment, candidates are advised to come along with the evidence of payment from the bank to the University for collection of receipt. Also, students are requested to carry along evidence of payment for hostel accommodation and other relevant documents to the Student Affairs Deanery for further processing. Courses for the Semester Check the courses you are to offer in the first semester on the University portal. Make sure you don’t register more than 24 credit units. Confirmation of Registration Once you fill your forms online and click submit, check back on the portal after 2 days using your username and password  to print the approved registration forms. Support and Inquiries For any inquiry or support use the following help lines: For e-mails: acadoffice@fudutsinma.edu.ng, OR info@fudutsinma.edu.ng Telephone and text message: 08050828501  Signed  Academic Secretary  For: Registrar