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Glad that you are looking up to the National Open University of Nigeria as an option to Obtain a new university degree certificate. And as well, you want to know about the new national open university school fees /tuition breakdown and the Noun school fees payment schedule for 2021/2022 New Students admission.

You took the right path;

To check noun school fees per semester/ year before picking up the noun application form will save you a lot. So, you don’t first pay for the Noun Admission form and feel awkward about noun fees and programme schedule.

So, Here is the Recent Noun Fees Payment Schedule for New students and Noun second semester students’ school fees in a Clearer and organized table form; starting from the undergraduate school fees to Higher Diploma(s)

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The National Open University of Nigeria, NOUN school fees for fresh students 2021/2022 academic session is out. Do you know that NOUN has the highest number of satellite campuses in Nigeria which invariably makes the university, the tertiary institution with the highest number of students in Nigeria as of today

HOW TO PAY NOUN SCHOOL FEES THROUGH REMITA

Here are the steps you should follow:-

1. Visit the National open university of Nigeria Portal => http://nouonline.net

2. Click on Student Login

3. Enter your student login details (matric number and password) and Click login

4. At the studyware student information dashboard, Click on e-Wallet

5. Choose Generate Remita Number at the drop-down menu option

6. Fill out the wallet Account funding form, you are required to type in your “Name”, “email address”, “Phone number” and “Amount”

Here I am assuming you selected the Bank branch payment option, not Bank internet nor MasterCard

7. Click Pay to Generate your NOUN Remita Retrieval Reference Code

8. Copy the Generated Remita code to any NOUN participating bank to make your payment

LIST OF BANKS TO PAY NOUN SCHOOL FEES?

These are the available lists of banks you can use to pay the NOUN School Fees.

  • Zenith Bank,
  • EcoBank
  • Skye Bank Plc
  • First City Monument Bank
  • United Bank For Africa(UBA)
  • WEMA Bank Plc
  • IBTC
  • Any bank that accepts remita.

NOTE

  • The Remita Retrieval Reference code is a 12 digit number i.e 1101 3005 6905
  • It doesn’t expire except payment has been made.
  • You’ll get a message sent to your mailbox once the code is generated

HOW TO PAY NOUN SCHOOL FEES ONLINE

You can pay the National Open University school fees online without going to the bank, what you need is your Master or Visa card.

  • The first step is to visit the national open university website => http://nouonline.net.
  • Secondly,  when the portal loads up, click on Student Login and type in your login details.
  • At the student dashboard, Click on e-Wallet.
  • Select the Generate Remita Number at the drop-down menu.
  • Ensure you fill out the wallet Account funding form with your correct details.
  • Since you will be paying Online, I’ll assume you want to pay through their bank. Simply select the Bank branch payment option, not Bank internet nor MasterCard.
  • Click on the “Pay” button to generate your NOUN Remita Retrieval Reference Code.
  • Finally, Copy the Remita code you generated, and go to https://www.remita.net/
  • At the remita website, click on pay bills & purchase, then click on pay RRR invoice.
  • Enter the RRR number and Fill in your card details.

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One Thought to “How To Pay NOUN School Fees; www.remita.net”

  1. Ali
    October 12, 2022 at 8:25 pm

    Hello, is it possible to make my noun registration fees in to noun bank account no, not through remita? Thanks.

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