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Apply for Vision University Post UTME Form 2025/2026 (Now Open)
If you’re one of the students aiming to study at Vision University, here’s some great news. The Vision University Post UTME form for 2025/2026 is officially out. The screening exercise for both Post-UTME and Direct Entry (DE) applicants has commenced. According to the school, the application process begins on July 1, 2025. Candidates must have
Godfrey Okoye University Sandwich Admission Form 2025/2026: How to Apply and Requirements
Godfrey Okoye University, Enugu, has officially announced the release of its Sandwich Admission Form for the 2025/2026 academic session. This special part-time programme is tailored for individuals who are unable to pursue full-time studies but still wish to earn a university degree. It serves as a flexible alternative for teachers, working professionals, and others who
Ave Maria University Post UTME Form 2025/2026: Full Guidelines and Application Steps
Ave Maria University has commenced its Post-UTME and Direct Entry admission process for the 2025/2026 academic session. This private Catholic university, fully recognized by the National Universities Commission (NUC), invites applications from qualified candidates seeking admission into various undergraduate programs. These include Medicine, Law, Basic Sciences, Health Sciences, and Social Sciences. Whether you’re applying through
Margaret Lawrence University Post UTME Form 2025/2026: Application Guide and Requirements
Margaret Lawrence University (MLU), Galilee, Delta State, has officially begun accepting applications for its Post-UTME and Direct Entry screening exercise for the 2025/2026 academic year. If you selected MLU as your first choice in the 2025 UTME or wish to transfer through Direct Entry, this is your opportunity to apply and secure admission. The Margaret
Apply for Azman University Post UTME Form 2025/2026 | Screening & Direct Entry Guide
Azman University has officially begun its Post-UTME screening for the 2025/2026 academic session. This application is for candidates who took the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). The Post-UTME process helps the university assess your eligibility and academic background before granting admission. If you selected Azman University as your first-choice institution in UTME—or changed to it
Nile University Postgraduate Admission Form 2025/2026 – Step-by-Step Application Guide
Are you planning to continue your education at a reputable institution in Nigeria? The Nile University Postgraduate Admission Form for the 2025/2026 academic session is now available for interested applicants. Whether you’re aiming for a Master’s degree, PhD, or Postgraduate Diploma (PGD), Nile University provides an opportunity to pursue your goals through high-standard academic programmes.
How to Improve Your CGPA in University (Nigeria Guide)
“My CGPA was sinking faster than a stone in water, and I had no idea how to stay afloat. I remember sitting on my hostel bed, staring at my result slip, wondering where I went wrong. If you can relate, then this article is your roadmap to academic redemption.” Raising your CGPA in a Nigerian
How to Avoid Carryover in Nigerian Universities: A Student’s Guide to Academic Success
“It was my third year, and I thought I had it all figured out. Then boom—I saw the dreaded ‘F’ on my portal. Carryover. My heart sank. I had to retake a course I thought I had passed. That moment changed how I approached my academics forever.” If you’re a student in one of the
How to Prepare for Semester Exams in Nigerian Schools: A Complete Student Guide
Ever felt your heart race when you hear the word “semester exams”? You’re not alone. I remember standing outside the exam hall in my secondary school in Enugu, gripping my notes, praying that what I studied actually comes out. For many students across Nigeria, semester exams come with stress, anxiety, and a ticking clock. But
Best Reading Timetable for Nigerian Undergraduates
I remember sitting on the cold floor of my hostel room in UNILAG, two days before my final paper. My eyes were red, my books scattered, and my head pounding. I had barely slept or eaten. I had no timetable—just panic. Like many Nigerian undergraduates, I thought last-minute cramming was the way to go. But