Brief Explanation On NOUN I.T/SIWES

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BRIEF EXPLANATION ON NOUN I.T/SIWES & WAY FORWARD!! (COMPULSORY FOR UNDERGRADUATES ). The IT/SIWES Program is a 6unit course which must be completed by students before they graduate from the school. It holds for 6months (24 weeks). Some departments (e.g. ESM) have their IT twice as 3 unit course in each case at different semesters. In such a situation, each of the 3-unit IT course will last for three months. You will be graded from three main areas (i) Your NOUN supervisor’s comment (ii) Your Company’s supervisor’s comment (iii) The…

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Information for Noun New Students

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Information for Noun New Students This article is all about basic facts about NOUN. All fresh students are required to undergo an orientation programme prior to their registration. The programme is intended to acquaint the students with the whole range of services and privileges available to them as well as their responsibilities as members of an academic community. Regulations require satisfactory completion of the orientation before matriculation in the University. Information for Noun New Students!!! Registration The University’s registration system is computerized and so most of the registration exercise is…

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How To Claim Refund Of Balance in NOUN Portal

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How To Claim Refund Of Balance in E-wallet – NOUN Graduating Students This article is all about step by step on How To Claim Refund Of Balance in NOUN Portal. This is to inform all National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Graduating Students that have funds in their e-wallet that they can get a refund of the money by providing the following documents below. NOTE:- You can also use the money available in your portal for clearance Guidelines For NOUN Graduation Clearance 2025 NOUN 2021 Graduation Students: Check if Your Name…

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NOUN E-exams Procedures (Guidelines)

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How to take NOUN E-exams Procedures (Guidelines) – National Open University Of Nigeria E-examination Procedures For 100 level – 200 level students, NOUN E-exam Portal As a fresher student in National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN), you might be curious about how to write NOUN e-exam or what are the procedures of writing NOUN e-exam,  if these are your questions, worry no more. NOUN E-exams Procedures (Guidelines) In this article, I will explain everything you need to know about NOUN e-examination, as a fresher in NOUN there is some crucial…

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DOWNLOAD NOUN TMA SOLUTION

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DOWNLOAD NOUN TMA SOLUTION Welcome to TMA Solution Platform! Which Provides Solutions to National Open University Of Nigeria NOUN TMA Questions. We handle NOUN TMA solution/e-exam quiz for students of national open university of Nigeria to solve their TMA individually at ease. Thus, this page is all about DOWNLOAD NOUN TMA SOLUTION and it covers the below listed items: noun tma answers 2021 noun tma portal tma result tma solutions TMA [Tutor Marked Assignment] NounTMAsolution TMA Solution, National Open University of Nigeria. – NOUN noun tma past questions NOUN TMA…

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How to Change Course in NOUN Programme

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National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Procedure for Change of Course. How to Change Course in NOUN, NOUN Programme. 1. NOUN Students are allowed to apply for change of programme not less than 10 weeks to the commencement of examinations. 2. Students should obtain Change of Programme forms from the study centre after payment of a ₦5,000.00 fee, fill and return to the Study Centre attaching credentials and evidence of payment. 3. The reason(s) for the Change of Programme should be stated and the form should be signed by the…

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MAJOR CAUSES OF NOUN MISSING RESULTS

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MAJOR CAUSES OF NOUN MISSING RESULTS This article is all about noun missing results and how to avoid it completely. This is a plague adversely affecting the students of the National Open University of Nigeria. A lots of people are left to worry if NOUN does it intentionally or are willingly attracting litigation to themselves. All we hear about NOUN is missing results! Missing results!! Missing results!!! The irony is that you are told the results are released in batches and when you approach your Study center for rectification, there…

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Procedure for Change of Course Open University, NOUN

Procedure for Change of Course Open University, NOUN National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN) Procedure for Change of Course. How to Change Course in NOUN, NOUN Programme. 1. NOUN Students are allowed to apply for change of programme not less than 10 weeks to the commencement of examinations. 2. Students should obtain Change of Programme forms from the study centre after payment of a ₦5,000.00 fee, fill and return to the Study Centre attaching credentials and evidence of payment. 3. The reason(s) for the Change of Programme should be stated…

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NOUN PORTAL UPDATE

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There is a new innovation in NOUN. All students must pass all their courses in a previous level before he/she moves to the next level, no more registration of courses ahead of your normal level. Furthermore, if the student is in 200 level, All courses in 100 level and 200 level will be displayed. Student must pass all the courses before the next level 300 is displayed. The implication is that if you have pending 100 and 200 level courses that you are yet to pass or register, even your…

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How To Check NOUN Required Credit Unit for Graduation

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The management of the National Open University Of Nigeria wishes to inform the entire University Community and the general public at large that full activities have resumed and further more has released the credit units required by Noun to graduate, as you can see below. Thus, this article is all about; How To Check NOUN Required Credit Unit for Graduation. Undergraduate from 100 Level doing 4 years course 120 units. Undergraduate from 100 Level doing 5 years course 150 units. Undergraduate from 200 Level  (Direct Entry DE) 90 units. Post…

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