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National Open University of Nigeria: News and Events | NOUN

National Open University of Nigeria: News and Events | NOUN 1. Admissions: The admission process is running smoothly for all prospective students. If you want to explore the available programs at NOUN, visit (https://studentarrive.com.ng/noun-registerable-courses-and-fees/). 2. Matriculation Numbers: Matriculation numbers are now being issued at all centers. If you’ve completed your admission registration, visit your chosen study center with your credentials for screening and issuance of your matriculation number. 3. Returning Students: Registration is open for all examinable and non-examinable courses. You may encounter some issues on the portal due…

NOUN Exams Remarking and Re-Computation Of Students’ Examination Scripts

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NOUN Exams Remarking and Re-Computation of Students’ Examination Scripts NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA UNIVERSITY VILLAGE, PLOT 91, CADASTRAL ZONE, NNAMDI AZIKIWE EXPRESSWAY, JABI, ABUJA (OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR) REVISED POLICY ON REMARKING AND RE-COMPUTATION OF STUDENTS’ EXAMINATION SCRIPTS (i.) Appeals for the review of examination results should be made within 30 days from the date of publication of results as uploaded on Students’ Portals; (ii.) All applications for re-marking should be addressed to the Registrar through the Study Centre Directors. Copies of the said applications are to be…

FACTS ABOUT The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN)

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FACTS ABOUT The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) is a federal open and distance learning institution, and it is the first of its kind in the West African sub-region. It has become a leading institution in Africa, offering functional, flexible, and accessible education. NOUN provides a range of programs that cater to diverse student needs, aiming to broaden access to higher education across the region Here are some key facts about the National Open University of Nigeria…

LLB program at the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN)

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LLB program at the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) To gain admission into the LLB program at the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), candidates must meet the following requirements: Possess a First Degree with at least a Second Class (Lower) from a recognized University or its equivalent. Have a minimum of five (5) credits in O’Level results, including English Language, obtained through WAEC, NECO, or GCE. It’s important to verify the latest admission requirements directly with NOUN as they may be subject to change. Available Programmes…

How to Apply for NOUN Admission (nouonline.nou.edu.ng)

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How to Apply for NOUN Admission (nouonline.nou.edu.ng) NOUN stands for the National Open University of Nigeria. It’s a flexible learning institution that allows students to study at their own pace.. To apply for admission to the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), follow these steps: 1. Visit the NOUN Website – Go to the official NOUN website: [www.noun.edu.ng] OR (http://www.noun.edu.ng). 2. Create an Account – Find the link to the admission portal and create an account if you do not already have one. This usually involves providing your email address…

NOUN Portal Update and Student Information

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NOUN Portal Update and Student Information We are pleased to announce the following important updates: 1. NOUN Portal Activation: The nouonline.net portal is now fully operational. All current students are advised to log in and access their accounts. To activate your NOUN email, log in to Gmail and enter your NOUN email address (e.g., NOU193135665@noun.edu.ng) using your matriculation number as the password (same as your NOUN email before changing it). To activate your NOUN (National Open University of Nigeria) portal, you typically need to follow these steps: Visit the NOUN Portal:…

JAMB NOT Needed for NOUN Admission Requirements

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JAMB NOT Needed for NOUN Admission Requirements We wish to inform all prospective students that, contrary to information circulating online, the 2024 admission process does not require the purchase of a JAMB form. To apply for admission in 2024 2nd semester, you will need to visit nouonline.net and ensure you have the following documents: 1. Original O-level results 2. Birth certificate or declaration of age, or age attestation 3. Passport photographs 3 Additional requirements: – Direct Entry applicants: Include your first degree certificate and, or NYSC certificate where applicable.…

NOUN Irregular Semester Registration Fee Charge

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NOUN Irregular Semester Registration Fee Charge The Irregular Semester Registration Fee for NOUN (National Open University of Nigeria) is currently set at ₦29,000, which has been increased from the previous fee of ₦26,500 for all new and returning students. Be sure to confirm this fee with official NOUN sources to ensure accuracy. We have noticed an issue with the semester fee amount displayed for returning undergraduate students for the second semester registration process. The system is incorrectly showing ₦58,000, which is the fee for new students, instead of the correct…

How to Check NOUN Students RESULTS

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How to Check NOUN Students RESULTS We are pleased to inform you that undergraduate exam results have now been released and are available for viewing on the NOUN online portal. To check your results: 1. Visit https://nouonline.nou.edu.ng 2. Log in to your student account 3. Navigate to the results section Please note: Students affected by Tutor Marked Assignment (TMA) issues will see an “Incomplete (I)” grade for the relevant courses affected. We understand this may cause concern, but rest assured that the university is working on resolving these issues. We…

IMPORTANT UPDATE: NOUN TMA Misconduct and Reattempt Memo

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IMPORTANT UPDATE: NOUN TMA Misconduct and Reattempt Memo NOUN has issued a new memo regarding the previously released TMA misconduct and reattempt list. This update brings some clarity but also raises new questions. Key points from the new memo: 1. A total of 175 students have been subtracted from the earlier released list of affected students. 2. This means that these 175 students who were initially included in the list of those affected by TMA misconduct or reattempt issues are no longer considered affected. Given…