UNN Prospective Students General Entry Requirement

UNN Prospective Students General Entry Requirement

To become a student, one has to meet the following General Entry Requirements;

Age Limit:

No person under the age of sixteen (16) years may be admitted to the University as a student
Admission Requirements

University of Nigeria, Nsukka requires all candidates applying for admission into any of its courses to possess five credit level passes which must include a credit pass in English Language and a Science subject in not more than two sittings.


Entry requirement for Direct Entry must include UTME requirement for that particular course.

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JOINT UNIVERSITIES PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS BOARD (JUPEB) ADMISSION FOR 2017/2018

ADMISSION INTO THE JOINT UNIVERSITIES PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS BOARD JUPEB PROGRAMME FOR 2017/2018 ACADEMIC SESSION APPLICATIONS
 are hereby invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Joint
Universities Preliminary Examinations Board (JUPEB) programme for 2017/2018 session. The application will run from 25th May to 18th August, 2017. The programme leads to the award of JUPEB certificate which enables candidate gain direct Entry Admissions into their respective second year degree programmes in the University of Nigeria, Nsukka and other JUPEB - affiliated Universities in Nigeria and abroad.

ELIGIBILITY: 

Eligible candidates must possess minimum of 5 Credits at maximum of two sittings in at leas 5 subjects (inclusive of English Language) relevant to the candidate's desired course of study in the University.

DURATION:

The duration of the programme is a minimum of one academic session of two semesters


AVAILABLE SUBJECT COMBINATIONS INCLUDE: -


ARTS:
History/Iiterature/Christian Rel. Studies (HI-CRS), Economics/Hisitory/Lit - in- English (EHL), History/Igbo/CRS (HICRS), Igbo/Lit-in-EngIish/CRS (ilcrs), History/Igbo/French (HIF) etc.

SOCIAL SCIENCES: 
Government/Economics/Mathematics (GEM), Govt/Economics/Geography (GEG), Literature/Economic/Geography (LEG), Biology/Economics/Government (BEG), Govt/Lit/CRS (GLCRS), Biology/GovVCRS (BGCRS) etc.

MANAGEMENT SCIENCES:
Business Studies/Accounting/Mathematics (BAM),
Mathematics/Accounting/Geography (MAG), Government/Economics/Mathematics (GEM) etc.

SCIENCES:
Agric Science/Biology/Chemistry (ABC), Physics/Chemistry/Mathematics (PCM), Physics/Chemistry/Biology(PCB) etc.

Candidates are to note that the above subject combinations meet the requirements (as applicable for admission into Degree Programmes in the Sciences, Social Sciences, Management Sciences and Arts courses in all JUPEB - affiliated Universities in Nigeria including University of Nigeria Nsukka.

METHOD OF APPLICATION:

Pay the application fee of N20,000.00 through Remita Payment platform at any bank.
You are to generate a payment invoice which contains a remita number; the invoice printout will enable you to make your payment at the bank. (Please note that Bank charges apply and must be paid).

 Visit unnportal.unn.edu.ng/


1. Click on Generate Payment Invoice under JUPEB
2. Enter your telephone number and click on submit
3. Enter your Surname, First Name, Middle name and click on Submit.
4. Print out your invoice and proceed to the bank
5. After making payment at the bank, visit the portal (unnportal.unn.edu.ng).
6. Click on Fill Joint Universities Preliminary Education Board programme.
7. Enter your Remita Number and click on submit.
8. fill the form and attach your passport photograph (colour passport with white background) *the passport must be recent (not earlier than 3months before the time of the application) and the size should not be more than 100KB.
9. Complete the Form and click on submit.
10. Print out your acknowledgment slip.
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GENERAL INFORMATION:

1. Applicants into 2017/2018 preliminary programme are advised to be visiting our website from time to time for the actual date of the entrance examination and other relevant information
*All candidates are required to register for 2018 Direct entry UTME during the programme.
2. All candidates are required to use valid e-mail addresses and PERSONAL telephone numbers.
3. The forms must be filled and submitted online either immediately or within two weeks of accessing the website. No downloaded or printed copies of forms will be accepted.
4. Applicants are to note that 2017/2018 entrance exam shall hold at the University of Nigeria Nsukka, Campus within the 1st week of September, 2017.
5. Candidates are advised to follow the Application Instructions very carefully and ensure they select the correct SUBJECT COMBINATIONS. Failure to do so may adversely affect the candidate.

FURTHER ENQUIRIES: Phone: 09098127029, 08096854714. E-mail: jupeb@unn.edu.ng

CLOSING DATE:
Submission of online forms will close on FRIDAY, 18th August 2017 at I l .59pm.

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GSP 207: Logic, Philosophy and Human Existence QUIZ

GSP 207: Logic, Philosophy and Human Existence QUIZ

                           

                           HUMANITIES UNIT SCHOOL OF GENERAL STUDIES
                                      UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA NSUKKA

 First Semester Examinations, 2013/2014 Session Friday, April 2, 2014: Time 11/2 hrs.
GSP 207: Logic, Philosophy and Human Existence
Candidate’s Personal Data:

Name …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Reg. No: …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Department …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Candidate’s Signature ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Candidate’s GSP 207 Lecturer/Seminar Leader ………………………………………………………………………………………..
General Instructions: Candidates Must:
(i)                  Fill in the above information under Candidate’s Personal Data and complete the corresponding columns in the examination answer booklet before answering any Question
(ii)                Insert this question paper inside the answer script and hand in to the invigilator at the end of the examination.
(Section A) Answer Question 1 and any other Question
1.       State the Authors, year of publications and ISBN numbers of TWO of the SET texts you read, and summarized the themes with emphasis on how the Nation can attain stability and meaningful development.
2.       How can Humanities be adapted to serve the needs of Africa?
3.       Human Rights and Social Justice is an imperative for nation building: discuss this statement with reference to Nigerian situation.
4.       Highlight the traditional Values and mention how they could resolve the crises of moral values in our time.
(SECTION B) Attempt all Questions
Supply the correct answer to each of the statements from the list of options provided.

1.       The branch of philosophy that deals with studies of human knowledge is known  as ----------------- A Epidemiology B. Rationalism C Epistemology D. Axiology

2.        Who among these is not a rationalist? A. Plato B. Rene Descartes C. Leibniz D. John Locke

3.       All these are empiricists excepts: A. Spinoza B. Huma C. Hobbes D. Berkeley

4.       It was --------------------- who reconciled both rationalism and empiricism. A. Emmanuel Kant B Immanuel Kant C. Immanuel Cant D Immanuel Kant.

5.       The source of knowledge that deals with the act of communicating divine truth is ----------------- A. Intuition B. Revelation C. Authority D. Reason

6.       The major thrust of skepticism is ------------------ A Praise singing B. Epistemology C. Doubt D. Pragmatism

7.       ----------------------------- saw skepticism as a contradiction. A St. Augustine B. St. Anselem C. St. Andrew, D. St. Francis

8.       “My brother, who leads the most powerful secret cult on the campus, seeks to know if my name if still in your list of noise-makers”. In Fallacy, this statement is an example of my name is still in your list of noise-makers”. in fallacy, this statement is an example of
A. Argumentum ad Hominen B. Argumentum ad Misericordiam C. Argumentum ad Baculum D. Argumentum ad Verecundiam.

9.       The following are examples of fallacies of ambiguity, except 
A. Accent B. Descent. C. Amphiboly D. Equivocation.

10.   The fallacy of Begging the Question is also known as:
A Questio Disputata B. Tu Quogue C. Non Causa Pro Causa D. Petitio Principi

11.   Ignoratio Elenchi is another name for the fallacy of:
A. Irrelevant conclusion B. Ignorance C. False cause D. False Belief

12.   United Nation Declaration of Human Rights took place in the year.
A 1939                   B. 1945 C. 1948                  D. 1949

13.   In the 1999 Constitution of Nigeria, Human Rights were enshrined as fundamental Rights in Chapter.
A One                        B. Two                  C. Three               D. Four

14.   One of the following is not an aspect of Human Rights:
A. Rights to Life B. Rights to Fair hearing                 C. Rights to Self-determination         D. Rights to Kleptomania

15.   ----------------------- distinguished two sources of the expression to value
A. Plato B. John Dewey              C. Phaedo                 D. Noetis A

16.   Franz Fanen’s writings are known to advocate violence of a particular nature:
 A. Physical              B. Economic        C. Cultural                D. African            E. Natural

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17.   Two Branches of metaphysics are:         
A. Cosmogony and Ontology      B. Cosmology and Ontology        C. Epistemology and Axiology          D. Ethics and Aesthetics

18.   One of these is not among the four causes postulated by Aristotle:
A. The material cause             B. The formal cause                 C. The final cause             D. The efficiency cause

19.   The equalization Scheme exalted -----------------------
A. African – Americans B. African outcast C. African dibias D. African magic E. None of the above.

20.   The oracle Delphi declared: “If Croesus (the King of Lydia) goes to war with cyrus (the king of Persia), he will destroy a mighty kingdom”. This is an example of the fallacy of ------------------
A. Equivocation   B. Amphiboly     C. Accent D. Complex Question

>> ALSO READ POSSIBLE QUESTIONS FROM CHAPTER 6 OF THE BOOK - CLICK HERE.

 

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How to Score High In SKUSAT 2017

How to Score High In SKUSAT

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Have you heard of SKUSAT before? if not read here to read how to go about it. After you must have read every thing about it and register, this post is now for you.

SAMPLE TEST

Steps to score high in this years SKUSAT CBT CONTEST

I tell you that if you follow this steps, you will surely make it in the coming SKUSAT test.

1. Get yourself acquainted with the the SKUSAT pre-test questions.
2. After visiting the above link, Click on any of the packages, Basic Level, Standard Level and Scholar Level. fig 1.0
3. Select any of the levels and you will be taken to a page to login. Fig 2.0.
4. Type in your name and click on Continue.
5. You will be directed to a page to practice the questions, keep on practicing at different Levels as chances of scaling through is directly proportional to the number of times you practice the questions.

FIG 1.0

FIG 2.0

You can also read current affairs, Atlases,  just do as much as you can.
NB: THE MORE YOU PRACTICE, THE MORE CHANCES OF PASSING THE TEST

Keep on Sharing. 

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University Courses That You Should Not Study – NUC

The National University Commission (NUC) has warned that anyone studying the courses listed below “are not in school” because the courses are not fully accredited. Do not say NUC did not warn you.

1. University of Nigeria, Nsukka (Russian, Dentistry and Statistics)

2. University of Benin (Anatomy and Pharmacy)

3. University of Calabar (Business Management, Theatre and Media, Arts and Public Health)

4. University of Jos (History and International Relations, Medical Laboratory Science, Biochemistry, Science Laboratory and Technology)

5. Federal University of Technology, Owerri (Architecture and Microbiology)

6. Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola (Banking)

7. Federal University of Technology, Minna (Biology Education, Chemistry Education, Geography Education, Industrial and Technical Education, Mathematics Education and Physics Education)

8. University of Abuja (Accounting, English Language, Linguistics, Philosophy, Agricultural Education, Biology, Education, Chemistry Education, Economics Education, Education -Social Science, Geography Education, Integrated Science, Mathematics Education, Law, Chemistry, Microbiology)

9. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi (Automobile Education, Building, Technology Education, Business Education, Electrical Electronics Technology Education, Integrated Science, Architecture, Building Industrial, Design Survey & Geo-informatics, Applied Geophysics, Engineering Physics, Physics Electronics)

10. University of Uyo (Efik Ibibio)

11. Nnamdi Azikiwe University (Nursing Science, Industrial/Production Engineering and Mechanical Engineering)

12. University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun, Delta state. (Chemistry, Environmental Management & Toxicology Geology, Geophysics Mathematics)

13. Federal University, Wukari (English/Literary Studies)

14. Rivers State University of Science & Technology, Port Harcourt. (Quantity Surveying)

15. Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma (Material & Production Engineering, Architecture, Building, Biochemistry, Botany, Microbiology and Political Science)

16. Abia State University (English Language Education, French Education, Igbo Education, History Education, Religious Studies Education, Education in Library Studies/Igbo/English/Social Studies/Government, Biology Education, Chemistry Education, Economics Education, Geography Education, Guidance & Counselling and Mass Communication)

17. Enugu State University of Science & Technology (Library & Information Science)

18. Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye (Christian Religious Studies Education, History Education, Islamic Studies Education and Electrical Electronics Engineering)

19. Ekiti State University (African Traditional Religion, Religious Studies and Civil Engineering)

20. Lagos State Universit ,LASU (English Language, French, Philosophy and Yoruba)

21. Imo State University (English & Literary Studies, French, Theatre Arts, Medical Laboratory Science and Nursing Law)

22. Delta State University (Accounting & Finance, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Mechanical & Metallurgical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering and Law)

24. Niger Delta University (Adult & Community Education, Economics Education, Geography Education, Marketing Education, Political Science, Education Religious, Studies Education, Social Studies, Botany, Computer Science, Mathematics Pure & Applied Chemistry and Zoology)

25. Anambra State University (Early Childhood Education, Human Kinetics, Geology and Microbiology)

26. Ebonyi State University (Building/Woodwork Education, Physics Education, Applied Biology, Applied Microbiology, Applied Statistics, Biotechnology, Geology and Industrial Mathematics)

27. Nasarawa State University (English)

28. Cross River University of Technology (Physiology, Wood Production Engineering and Architecture)

29. Kebbi State University of Science & Technology (Information Technology)

30. Babcock University (French)

31. Benson Idahosa University (Business Education)

32. Ajayi Crowther University (Actuarial Science & Insurance)

33. Caritas University (Bio-technology and Microbiology)

34. Kwararafa University, Wukari (Public Administration, Computer Science Statistics, Economics, Mass Communication and Sociology)

35. Novena University (Chemistry)

36. Joseph Ayo Babalola University (Building and Quantity Surveying)

37. Tansian University, Anambra (Architecture).

SHARE NOW TO YOUR FRIENDS. Do not wait till he has graduated. 

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How to create UNN mail

Every student and staff of the University of Nigeria is suppose to have a valid email of the school. These are the steps to follow to get your own school email.

The school email is of the format:  xxxxxxx.yyyyyyyy.123456@unn.edu.ng

Where "xxxxxx" is your name, "yyyyy" is your surname , "123456" is the last part of your matriculation number.

Step 1: visit the school MIS and ask where to get the school email.

Step 2: After creating one, you will be asked to login with details given to you and change the default password from "Start12345" to your desired password.

Step 3: After changing it, you can then login with it.

NB: UPDATES FROM LECTURERS, SCHOOLS AND OTHER NECESSARY INFORMATION FROM EITHER YOUR DEPARTMENT OR FACULTY WILL BE COMMUNICATED VIA THE SCHOOL EMAIL.



For any inquiries, comment below and get your problem solved.

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How To pay your Fees with your card UNN

Before using your card for online payment (WebPay), you must activate your ATM card. Visit HERE to know how to activate your ATM card for online transaction.

If you need the PDF of the short tutorial, COMMENT WITH your email (school mail, Gmail, Yahoomail) or any other email to get it instantly. Or call the number: 09074701349.

After activating your card, follow these steps to pay your fees online:

1. Log into your portal ( unnportal.unn.edu.ng )
2. With your registration number and password, you get  access to your 'home.aspx'.
3. Click on the specific fees your want to pay i.e school fees, hostel fees etc. and generate the invoive.
4. Copy out the RRR pin.
5. visit www.remita.net.

6. Hover around as the next page appears and you will see "pay electronic invoice", click on it.
7. A horizontal Modal Box appears where you put in the Remita Refer....(RRR) PIN..

8. Paste the RRR in the box and click on Continue.
9. Choose your account type, Visa card, Verve card, Master card etc

10. Input your bank details ie, PIN, card number, CVV (the three numbers at the back of your ATM card) and every other necessary datails and click on PAY

11. Another page appears where you are asked to put the OTP (One-Time Password) sent to your phone number. DO NOT DISCLOSE THE PASWORD TO ANYBODY.

NB: The phone number used during account registration.

12. Click on CONTINUE to proceed with the automatic deduction of the money. CONGRATS!

13. Visit back your UNN account to pay fees and print out your receipt.

DO NOT FORGET TO FOLLOW ME ON GOOGLE+, LIKE OUR FACEBOOK PAGE AND DROP COMMENTS WHERE NECESSARY. 

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JAMB Set To Fix UTME Date As Board Meets WAEC, NECO and NABTEB

Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB has now concluded plans to fix the dates for the 2017 UTME. This was made known today by The Head, Media and Information of the board, Dr Fabian Benjamin.

Members of the JAMB board have been scheduled to meet with board members of WAEC, NECO and NABTEB on Tuesday, 17th January, to find suitable dates for the 2017 UTME.

Remember that the new JAMB CBT no longer holds in one day, and may require up to 2 weeks to fully test all candidates, who apply for the exam. This meeting will therefore help avoid clashes in exam dates for other exam bodies, a problem experienced in previous exams.

According to Mr. Fabian, this is the final preparation required before the Sale of 2017 UTME Registration Forms can commence.

We therefore hope that another press briefing will be conducted just after the meeting on 17th January, to reveal the possible 2017 UTME Exam Dates, and when sale of registration forms will commence.

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Procurement Of School Of General Studies Handbook

All First Year and Direct Entry Students

University of Nigeria

Dear Students,

PROCUREMENT OF SCHOOL OF GENERAL STUDIES HANDBOOK

This is to inform you that the School of General Studies (SGS) Handbook – a very necessary guide on the General Studies Programme in the University of Nigeria – is ready for procurement.

To get your copy, quickly go through the following process:

• Visit the University Portal [www.unnportal.edu.ng], and log into your profile page.
• Click on ‘Handbook’.
• Click on ‘Generate Handbook’.
• Click on ‘Generate/Reprint invoice’.
• Visit any bank or pay with your ATM, the sum of NGN1,500 for the Handbook. [Please note that this amount does not include the bank service charge that you will need to pay at the bank when you go to make your NGN1,500 payment at the bank].
• Return to your profile page on the University Portal to complete the payment for the Handbook, and print your receipt.

Special Notes:

The Portal will be closed for payments on Friday, March 03, 2017.
First set of collection of the Handbook will be done according to Faculties, as follows:

Date & Time Faculties
Tuesday, March 07, 2017 [from 8.30am] Biological Sciences, Arts, Agricultural Sciences, Basic Medical Sciences, Health Sciences and Technology

Wednesday, March 08, 2017 [from 8.30am] Social Sciences, Education, Vocational Technical Education,

Thursday, March 09, 2017 [from 8.30am] Veterinary Medicine, Physical Sciences, Engineering, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Dentistry, Medical Sciences

Friday, March 10, 2017 [from 8.30am] Business Administration, Environmental Studies, Law

However, the collection will continue even after these dates.
For those in Nsukka Campus, the venue for the collection is the Dean’s Conference Room, School of General Studies.
For those in Enugu Campus, the venue for the collection is AfriHub.
Your receipt of payment for the Handbook will qualify you for collection; it will also serve as evidence of final registration of General Studies Courses.

GET UNN ANTHEM HERE If you also want to know the accredited courses in UNN, Click here

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See the reason why CCCTV cameras are needed in examination halls - by JAMB BOSS

The registrar of the board, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, made this known to the public.

According to him, this is a part of the measures aimed at preventing examination malpractice during the UTME.

CCTV camera

“We believe that certain things should be done.

For example, we are conducting the Computer-Based Test, I’m not aware of anywhere in the world where you do the CBT without CCTV. If you are not caught during the examination, you can be caught after the examination because the whole thing will be under coverage.

He further mentioned that operators of the CBT centres who fail to comply with the order to install CCTV cameras prior to the examination may not be accredited for the UTME.

He advised parents candidates against falling victims to fraudsters as the UTME forms are not yet on sale.

Concerning when the examination will commence, the JAMB boss stated that he cannot say categorically when it will commence but it will commence sooner than later.

In his words, “I can say clearly that I don’t know when we are going to start the sales of forms. All we want to do is to make sure that things that ought to be in place are in place. I cannot tell you exactly when it will be, but I know that sales will commence sooner than later. Why am I saying so? For instance, we are meeting with the heads of other examination bodies.

“We don’t want a situation where pupils will be put under pressure to give up either West African Senior School Certificate Examination or National Examination Council or any other examination whenever they are taking place simultaneously. That is one of the things we want to avoid.

“Secondly, if we hold our examination at a time when students are not ready, the result we get is a high rate of failure. Our examination is a ranking examination, not an achievement examination. This is why we are saying that it is not to extend the validity because the test is to be taken just once.”

ALSO READ: JAMB to use of CCTV camera in Examination centers.

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Top 100 Universities in Nigeria – 2016 [Latest Edition]

Based on the ranking released by 4 International Colleges & Universities (4ICU), an international higher education search engine and directory reviewing accredited universities and colleges in the world, we present you the top 100 universities in Nigeria for the year 2016.

Year 2016 Edition of the top 100 universities in Nigeria as released by the 4 International Colleges & Universities (4ICU) Organization.


1  University of Lagos LAGOS
2  Obafemi Awolowo University ILE-IFE
3  University of Ibadan IBADAN
4  University of Ilorin ILORIN
5  Covenant University OTA
6  Federal University of Technology, Minna   MINNA
7  University of Nigeria NSUKKA …
8  University of Benin UGBOWO …
9  University of Port Harcourt   PORT HARCOURT
10  Ahmadu Bello University      ZARIA
11  University of Agriculture, Abeokuta ABEOKUTA …
12  Landmark University OMU-ARAN
13  Rivers State University of Science and Technology    PORT HARCOURT
14  Federal University of Technology, Akure AKURE
15  University of Jos JOS
16  Nnamdi Azikiwe University AWKA …
17  Lagos State University OJO
18  Redeemer’s University MOWE
19  Bayero University Kano KANO
20  University of Maiduguri MAIDUGURI
21  Ladoke Akintola University of Technology OGBOMOSO …
22  Federal University, Dutsin-Ma     DUTSIN-MA
23  Federal University of Technology, Owerri OWERRI
24  Federal University, Oye-Ekiti   OYE …
25  Afe Babalola University ADO-EKITI
26  Osun State University OSHOGBO …
27  Paul University    AWKA
28  Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti ADO-EKITI
29  Adekunle Ajasin University AKUNGBA AKOKO …
30  Federal University, Dutse     DUTSE
31  University of Uyo UYO
32  University of Agriculture, Makurdi    MAKURDI
33  University of Abuja   ABUJA
34  Ebonyi State University ABAKALIKI
35  Veritas University ABUJA
36  Madonna University      OKIJA …
37  University of Calabar CALABAR
38  Nasarawa State University KEFFI
39  Pan African University LAGOS
40  Ambrose Alli University   EKPOMA
41  Lead City University IBADAN
42  Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University BAUCHI
43  Kwara State University ILORIN
44  Delta State University, Abraka       ABRAKA
45  Baze University ABUJA
46  Bingham University     AUTA BALIFI
47  Bells University of Technology OTA
48  Umaru Musa Yar’Adua University   KATSINA
49  Babcock University    ILISHAN-REMO …
50  Federal University of Petroleum Resources EFFURUN
51  Benue State University MAKURDI
52  Enugu State University of Science and Technology ENUGU
53  Joseph Ayo Babalola University IKEJI-ARAKEJI
54  Niger Delta University WILBERFORCE ISLAND YENAGOA
55  African University of Science and Technology ABUJA
56  Kaduna State University    KADUNA
57  Federal University, Lokoja LOKOJA
58  Igbinedion University Okada   OKADA …
59  Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University     LAPAI
60  Fountain University     OSHOGBO
61  American University of Nigeria YOLA
62  Achievers University, Owo OWO
63  Ondo State University of Science & Technology   OKITIPUPA
64  Obong University OBONG NTAK
65  Crawford University       FAITH CITY …
66  Federal University, Otuoke OTUOKE
67  Anambra State University ULI
68  Olabisi Onabanjo University   AGO IWOYE …
69  Tai Solarin University of Education      IJEBU-ODE …
70  Modibbo Adama University of Technology YOLA
71  Ajayi Crowther University OYO TOWN
72  Imo State University     OWERRI
73  Caleb University IMOTA
74  Federal University, Ndufu-Alike NDUFU-ALIKE
75  University of Mkar MKAR
76  Nigerian Turkish Nile University ABUJA
77  Novena University OGUME
78  Adeleke University EDE
79  Renaissance University ENUGU
80  Al-Hikmah University ILORIN …
81  Caritas University ENUGU
82  Usmanu Danfodio University SOKOTO
83  Kebbi State University of Science and Technology     ALIERO
84  Benson Idahosa University BENIN CITY
85  Oduduwa University      ILE IFE
86  Michael Okpara University of Agriculture UMUAHIA
87  Bowen University IWO
88  Adamawa State University MUBI
89  Crescent University  ABEOKUTA
90  Cross River University of Science & Technology    CALABAR …
91  Gombe State University GOMBE
92  Elizade University ILARA-MOKIN
93  Abia State University UTURU
94  Wellspring University BENIN CITY
95  Yobe State University DAMATURU
96  Western Delta University     OGHARA
97  Federal University, Lafia      LAFIA
98  Wesley University of Science and Technology ONDO CITY
99  Bauchi State University    GADAU …
100  Federal University, Kashere    KASHERE
101  Federal University, Wukari    WUKARI
102  Samuel Adegboyega University OGWA
103  Taraba State University     JALINGO
104  Sokoto State University      SOKOTO
105  Kwararafa University Wukari WUKARI
106  Tansian University     UMUNYA …
107  Akwa Ibom State University    UYO
108  Godfrey Okoye University    UGWUOMU-NIKE
109  Salem University      LOKOJA
110  Plateau State University    BOKKOS
111  Katsina University     KATSINA
112  Kogi State University ANYIGBA
113  Rhema University  ABA

You are free to comment. What is your say regarding the ranking?

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Congrats to UNN matriculants 2016/2017 session [BEST MATRICULATION EVER]

MYUNNNEWS WISHES YOU A HAPPY MATRICULATION

Direct entry students, Do you also want to matriculate?

I congratulate you, the freshers as you celebrate your matriculation day 21th of January 2017. Most of you do not know what matriculation is all about. First of all, let me congratulate my Younger sister that got admitted this academic session, God did it.

NNAMDI AZIKIWE LIBRARY

Wooow! You all made it into the den of Lions. By now most or some of you must have been running up and down just to receive lectures, Shae, no be new thing, we all passed through that. But that not the case for now, cos after the matriculation, you will continue from where you stopped starting from your assignments, to term papers, to seminar presentation and so on.

COULD U IMAGINE THIS

The question now is where will I be celebrating my matriculation? Here is the answer.

For those in Engineering faculty, there is the new Engineering Annex, where you will be doing your own , also remember that you have to learn the school anthem  (Though not compulsory).

For those i other faculties, visit your faculty buildings. If you have not yet collected your matriculation gown, you do not have problem, you can always colect from a friend and take pictures. Remember to send me free basics when your parents comes.

I tell you, this is going to be the best matriculation ever!

SHARING IS CARING!!

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END OF COURSE REGISTRATION FOR 2016/17 FIRST SEMESTER

This is to inform all students of UNN that the portal for Course Registration for the First Semester of the 2016/17 session will be closed as follows:

Date:   Sunday 22nd January, 2017.

Time:  12 Midnight

Any student who fails to register his/her course before this closure is deemed to have lost the semester.

Please be informed.

Also read: Revised timtetable (academic calender) for the 2016/2017 session

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UNN REVISED TIME TABLE OF EVENTS FOR 2016/2017 SESSION

This is the run down of the revised time table event for the 2016/207 academics session. Take time to go through it.


JANUARY 2017



Thursday 05 --Christmas break ends/Students return to Campus

Monday 09 --Lectures resume

SATURDAY 21 -- MATRICULATION CEREMONY

 Monday 23 -- Sunday 29 CONVOCATION CEREMONIES


Monday 30 --Lectures Continue

FEBRUARY 2017

Friday 17 -- Lectures end

Monday 20 -- Revision begins

Friday 24 -- Revision ends

Monday 27 -- Departmental examinations begin for returning students


MARCH 2017

Friday 03 -- Departmental examinations end

Monday 06 -- Examinations inter-faculty and inter-disciplinary courses begin

 Monday 20 --  Examinations inter-faculty and inter-disciplinary courses end



End of First Semester and Students vacate Campus



SECOND SEMESTER 2016/2017 SESSION

 Monday 27 -- Registration begins for all students/ Lectures begin

Tuesday 28 -- Examination begins for 1st year students



APRIL

Friday 07 -- Registration ends

Monday 10 -- Late Registration begins

Thursday 13 -- Examination ends for 1st year student

                       

WEDNESDAY 12 – MONDAY 17 EASTER BREAK

Tuesday 18 -- Lectures resume

Thursday 20 -- Last day for submission of first semester results to the

Department.  Processing of results begins in the Department

Monday 24 -- Late Registration ends

Thursday 27 -- Last day for submission of first semester results to the

Registry (Examination).  Processing of results begins in the Registry



MAY

Thursday 11 -- Deadline for checking of results by Heads of Department.



JUNE                                                                                                                                                        Friday 23 -- Lectures end

Monday 26 -- Revision begins

Friday 30 -- Revision ends



JULY

Monday 03 -- Departmental examinations begin

Friday 07 -- Departmental examinations end

Monday 10 -- Examinations inter-faculty and inter-disciplinary courses begin



Monday 24 -- Examinations inter-faculty and inter-disciplinary courses end



 End of 2016/2017 Session and Students vacate Campus







AUGUST

Monday 14 -- Last day for submission of second semester results to the

Department.  Processing of results begins in the Department

Friday 25 -- Last day for submission of first semester results to the

Registry (Examination).  Processing of results begins in the Registry

SEPTEMBER

Thursday 18 -- Deadline for checking of results by Heads of Department.

Monday 25- Friday 29 -- Faculty Boards Meet to consider and approve final year

students results

OCTOBER

October 25 -- Senate meets to consider and approve final year results



SUMMARY FOR THE SESSION

FIRST SEMESTER: 
Lectures 16 weeks and 6 days

Revisions 5 days

Examination 3 weeks 

Total -- 18 weeks and 5 days

SECOND SEMESTER:  
Lectures 12 weeks and 4 days

Revision 1 week

Examinations 3 weeks

Total --16 weeks and 4 days




Grand Total --35 weeks and 3 days

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How to calculate CGPA [Check yours now]

This posts will guide and teach you on how to calculate your Grade Point Average (G.P.A) and also Cumulative Grade Point Average (C.G.P.A). This is usually done when you must have seen your semester results to know where your stand is in the university.

What do I mean by stand? I mean whether you are in

• First class
• Second class upper
• Second class lower
• Third class
• Pass
• Fail.

After going through this post, I assure you that when ever you are asked to calculate your G.P.A, it will as simple as ABC.

BASIC DEFINITIONS

• Letter grades are in alphabetical representation. Point weighting is the number equivalent of letter Grades.
• Credit hours may be defined as the contact hours assigned to each course per week per semester.
• Grade Point (GP) is the product of the point weighing and the credit hour(s) for a given course.
• Point grade= point weighing  X  credit hour
• Grade point Average in any semester is the ration of the sum of grade points to the sum of credit hour(s) in other words avarage performance.
• GPA = Point grade/Work load
• Cummulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is the up-to-date mean of the grade points earned by the student in the program of study.
• However, it is usually computed for each Academic year.
• CGPA = (1st Semester GPA + 2nd Semester GPA) / 2
• Final Cumulative Grade Point Average (FCGPA) is the sum of all your CGPA divided by the number of years spent in the programme of study.

FOR EXAMPLE, THIS IS THE GRADING SYSTEM IN UNIVERSITY IF NIGERIA

% Scale	Letter	Point weighing
70-100	A	5
60-69	B	4
50-59	C	3
45-49	D	2
0-44	F	0

SAMPLE OF A STUDENT'S 1ST SEMESTER RESULT

Course	Credit	Letter	Point	Point
	Hour	grades	weight	grade
GSP101	2	B	4	2 X 4 = 8
GSP102	2	B	4	2 X 4 = 8
SOC103	2	B	4	2 X 4 = 8
POL101	3	A	5	3 X 5 = 15
MTH111	3	A	5	3 X 5 = 15
PHY111	3	A	5	3 X 5 = 15
ENGR101	2	C	3	2 X 3 = 6
BIO101	2	A	5	2 X 5 = 10
PHY121	2	C	3	2 X 3 = 6
	Total= 21			Total= 91

G.P.A = 91/21 = 4.333

G.P.A	CLASS OF DEGREE
4.5 - 5.0	1ST CLASS
3.5 - 4.49	2ND CLASS UPPER
2.5 - 3.49	2ND CLASS LOWER
1.5 - 2.49	3RD CLASS
1.0 - 1.49	PASS
0.0 - 0.99	FAIL

Never give up, you only get one life go for it ----Richard Grant.

The best preparation for tomorrow is doing your best today-----Hackson Brown. 

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Things you need to know about UNN portal

These are the few things you need know about UNN portal as a student:
First of all, these sub-domain of the UNN website is mainly built for students of the university to give them a platform where they can:

• Generate invoices (hostel fees, School fees, Laptop invoice etc):

New and old students can generate invoices online.

• Check Semester results online

Semester results are now being checked online using scratch cards purchased from the school.

• Reprint School fees receipt

This feature is made available to those students that have lost/misplaced their school fees receipt and want to get a new one.

• Get acceptance letter from school
• Update Personal Profile
• Register courses

Course registration are done online. Note that some school do pay for course registration, but for UNN, its free and easy to register courses.

• Get handbook for your faculty (NEW FEATURE)

• Generate hotspot login details.

More so, the portal has been built using the Microsoft Visual Studio (web form) i.e .aspx, where Data of all the students are stored in the database for retrieval when needed.
It has green Header and also, easy to navigate.

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