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:

1. Visit the NOUN Portal: Go to the official NOUN website (www.noun.edu.ng) and locate the student portal.
2. Registration: If you are a new student, you may need to register for an account. Click on the “Student Login” or “Register” link on the portal.
3. Enter Details: Fill in the required information, which usually includes your matriculation number, name, and other personal details. Ensure accuracy to avoid issues.
4. Email Verification: After submitting your registration, you may receive a verification email. Follow the instructions in the email to verify your account.
5. Log In: Use your matriculation number and the initial password (which may be provided or preset) to log into the portal.
6. Change Password: It’s advisable to change your password upon first login for security reasons.
7. Access Resources: Once logged in, you can access various resources, including course materials, academic records, and other relevant information.

If you encounter any problems during the activation process, consider reaching out to the NOUN helpdesk or technical support for assistance.

2. NOUN Admission Process:

Prospective students awaiting admission should visit nouonline.nou.edu.ng, which has been linked with nouonline.net for admission-related procedures.

The admission process for the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) generally involves the following steps:

1. Check Admission Requirements

• Ensure you meet the minimum entry requirements for your chosen program. This typically includes O’Level results, A’Level qualifications, or appropriate diploma certificates.

2. Visit the NOUN Website

• Go to the official NOUN website (www.noun.edu.ng) and navigate to the admissions section to get the latest updates about the application process and programs offered.

3. Create an Account

• If you are a new applicant, create a personal account on the NOUN admission portal. You will need to provide some personal information for registration.

4. Complete the Application Form

• Fill out the online admission application form with accurate details. Make sure you select your desired course and fill in all required fields.

5. Upload Required Documents

• Scan and upload necessary documents, which may include:
  • O’Level results (WAEC, NECO, etc.)
  • Birth certificate or age declaration
  • Passport photograph
  • Any other documents specific to your program

6. Pay the Application Fee

• Pay the required admission processing fee through the payment options provided on the portal. Keep a copy of the payment confirmation.

7. Submit Your Application

• After filling in all information and uploading documents, review your application for accuracy and submit it.

8. Admission Screening

• After submission, you may need to participate in a screening exercise if applicable for your program. Details regarding this will be communicated via the portal or your registered email.

9. Check Admission Status

• Regularly check the admission status on the NOUN portal or through provided channels to know if you have been offered admission.

10. Accept Admission and Register

• If you are offered admission, follow the instructions to accept the offer and complete the registration process for new students, which may include payment of school fees.

11. Start Your Studies

• Once registered, you can access your courses and begin your studies.

Important Notes

• Always keep your login details secure and check your email for any updates from NOUN.
• Deadlines for application and payment are crucial, so pay attention to them to avoid missing out.

3. NOUN Semester Registration:

Semester registration at the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) is a crucial process that allows students to enroll in courses for each academic semester. Here’s a general guide on how to complete semester registration at NOUN:

Steps for Semester Registration

1. Log in to the NOUN Portal:
   • Visit the official NOUN website (www.noun.edu.ng).
   • Access the student portal and log in using your matriculation number and password.
2. Navigate to Registration:
   • Once logged in, locate the “Register for Courses” or “Semester Registration” section on the dashboard.
3. Review Available Courses:
   • Check the list of available courses for the semester. Ensure you meet the prerequisites for any courses you intend to register for.
4. Select Courses:
   • Select the courses you wish to register for during the semester. Make sure to pay attention to the credit units and ensure they align with your study plan.
5. Review Your Choices:
   • Double-check the courses you have selected for any errors. Ensure that they fit within the allowed credit limit for your program.
6. Confirm Registration:
   • After selecting your courses, proceed to confirm your registration. You may need to accept terms and conditions.
7. Pay Registration Fees:
   • Pay any required registration or tuition fees through the payment gateway provided on the portal. Ensure to keep a receipt of the payment.
8. Print Registration Slip:
   • Once your payment is confirmed, print your registration slip. This document serves as proof of your course registration for the semester.
9. Access Course Materials:
   • Navigate to the course materials section to access lecture notes, assignments, and other resources related to your registered courses.

Important Tips

• Check Deadlines: Be aware of the registration deadlines for each semester to ensure timely registration. Late registrations may incur penalties or may not be accepted at all.
• Consult Your Academic Advice: If you have questions about course selection or degree requirements, consult your academic advisor or the program coordinator.
• Technical Issues: If you encounter any technical issues while registering, contact the NOUN technical support team for assistance.
• Keep Records: Maintain copies of all payment receipts and registration confirmations for your records.

For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to the NOUN official website or the appropriate departmental notices.

4. NOUN Fee Information:

The fee structure for the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) can vary based on factors such as the program of study, level of the course (undergraduate, postgraduate, etc.), and additional charges for materials or services. Here’s a general overview of the types of fees you might encounter as a student at NOUN:

Types of Fees

1. Tuition Fees:
   • This is the main fee charged for the courses you take. It typically varies by program.
2. NOUN Registration Fees:
   • A fee that students must pay at the beginning of each academic session to register for courses.
3. NOUN Examination Fees:
   • Fees associated with sitting for examinations at the end of each semester.
4. Course Material Fees:
   • Fees for procurement of course materials, which may include textbooks, study guides, or access to online resources.
5. Administrative Fees:
   • This may cover miscellaneous administrative costs related to running the university and supporting student services.
6. Student Union Fees:
   • Fees that may be allocated to the student union or associations within the university.
7. Library and Development Fees:
   • Charges for the maintenance and use of library facilities and resources.
8. Graduation Fees:
   • Fees associated with the graduation ceremony and the issuance of certificates upon completion of programs.
9. Late Registration Fees:
   • Additional fees may apply if you register after the official deadline.

Estimated Fee Structure

While specific fees can change from year to year, here is a rough estimate of what fees might look like:

• Undergraduate Programs: Typically range from ₦30,000 to ₦60,000 per session, depending on the course.
• Postgraduate Programs: Generally, fees can range from ₦40,000 to ₦100,000 or more per session.
• Other Miscellaneous Fees: Additional costs might apply based on student activities, or special courses.

Payment Methods

• Online Payment: Most fees can typically be paid through various online payment platforms set up by the university, where you can pay with your debit/credit card.
• Bank Payments: Fees might also be paid at designated banks, as instructed by the university.

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Important Notes

• Check the Official Website: For the most accurate and updated fee structure, visit the official NOUN website (www.noun.edu.ng) or contact the student services department.
• Keep Payment Receipts: Always keep records of your payment receipts as proof for any future inquiries.
• Financial Aid and Scholarships: If you need assistance, check if NOUN offers any scholarships or financial aid options to support students.

5. Caution Against Misinformation:

Students are strongly advised to refrain from relying on unofficial platforms that may spread false information about the school portal for personal gain.

We encourage all students to stay informed by regularly checking our communication channels for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

Thank you for your attention to these important matters.