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 is little or nothing they can do other than for you to take the TMAs and exams again.

When you send mails to them, you get no response. This is sheer wickedness knowing that most NOUN students are workers who often times sneak out from work to write exams or are given little time by the organization to go write the exam.

Someone I know wrote 7 courses for MBA and only 2 results were released. The MBA batch currently in their 2nd semester has 2 results seized for all the students in a SC. I also read of someone re-writing 8 courses.

This dents the image of the school, adds more stress to the students, more cost incurred and a greater risk of abandoning the program. NUC needs to be involved in this so that this ill will be checked and corrected.

Major Causes Of Noun Missing Results:

1. Writing exams in a different study centre other than yours without applying for Change of study centre.

2. Writing exams in a different Programme other than the one you were admitted to (300L and above)

3. Scoring above average in your exams.????

4. Writing exams for courses you didn’t register (300L and above)

5. Registering Projects (Teaching practice, Seminars, Industrial Training etc) without registering them for exams.

6. Having you caught or enlisted for malpractice.

7. A data migration error by the IT Offer (Network Admin) – this occurs in one out of millions. Where it affected many students – results are usually recalculated.

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