Friday 1 September 2017

OAU Introduces Computer Based Post-UTME


By Farombi Oluwaseun

The 2017 Obafemi Awolowo University Post-UTME will be a Computer Based Test, OAU Peeps News Agency can confirm. This decision was reached at the Senate meeting that held on Wednesday this week.

During the meeting, the OAU Management got a nod from its Senate to re-introduce examination to screen intending students, but this time, not the traditional Paper Pencil Test, rather, a computer based one. This development comes on the heel of federal government's repentance, allowing universities to conduct tests for aspirants seeking admission into their citadel.

Confirming the development, the Dean of Students' Affairs, Prof. I. O. Aransi told OAU Peeps on phone that the Post-UTME will be a Computer Based Test as the deadline set by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for the submission of merit list is October 15, 2017.

The Dean however advised all prospective candidates to stay away from unfounded reports and fraudulent rumours stating that the screening form is already out. "The advertisement will be on the school website very soon," Aransi added.

Part of the recommendations put forward to the Senate by the Committee of Deans, as obtained by OAU Peeps News Agency include that the registration portal be opened to aspirants starting from Monday, September 11 and the screening examination starting on September 18.

According to the same proposition, the charges for the screening will be the same amount as what was charged last year (N2,000 JAMB Charges and N5,000 for the use of CBT facilities totaling N7,000). All of these subjected to the approval of the Senate at Wednesday's meeting.

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13 comments:

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  2. Issokay. I love the CBT idea but I hope it won't f**ck up like the just concluded CSC201 exam.

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  3. Pls is that applicable to DE ?

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  4. D fees is high, for fed uni. UI fee is 2,700

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  5. The idea is okay the exam date is too close like registration fom 11 and exam on 18 that is too short for preparation at any rate up great ife

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  6. Is direct entry going to write the same exams? Thanks

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  7. Would it still be the same post utme of English,then your respective subject combination or would general paper be included cos I've been hearing rumors

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  8. Thanks for the info. Bt d registrar did n't tell us anything abt #5000 cbt facilities.. An confused ooo pleases explain.

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