IMOPOLY Post-UTME 2017: Screening, Cut-off Mark And Registration Details

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the following Full Time National Diploma programme for 2017/2018 session.

A. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY

1.    ND in Agricultural Technology

2.     ND in Animal Production & Health Technology

4.      ND in Fisheries Technology

 

 B.    SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY (Full Time)

1.    ND in Accounting Technology

2     ND in Banking & Finance

3.    ND in Business Administration

4.    ND in Cooperative Economics

5.    ND in Public Administration

6.    ND in Marketing

7.    ND in Office Technology Management

8.    ND in Mass Communication

C.SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

1.    ND in Agricultural & Bio-Environmental Engineering Technology

2.    ND in Chemical Engineering Technology

3.    ND in Electrical Electronic Engineering

4.    ND in Mechanical Engineering

D.SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN STUDIES

1.  ND in Building Technology

2.  ND in Estate Management and Valuation

3.  ND in Environmental Science Technology:

OPTION:   ND in Urban and Regional Planning

E.SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE (Full Time)

1.    ND in Computer Science

2.    ND in Food Science Technology

3.    ND in Hospitality Management Technology

4.    ND in Science Laboratory Technology

 

5.   ND in Nutrition & Dietetics

6.   ND in Statistics

Entry Requirements into ND Programmes:

i.         Admission is through UTME and you must have chosen Imo State Polytechnic as your first choice and scored 100 and above in the just concluded JAMB examination. However, candidates that did not choose the polytechnic as first choice choioce can apply as long as they score 100 and above in the just concluded JAMB examination.

ii.    Must have five (5) CREDITpasses at O/level at a maximum of two sittings as specified in JAMB Brochure

iii.   JAMB requirement is a minimum of four (4) relevant subject combinations which must include English Language and Mathematics

 

MODE OF APPLICATION

All eligible candidates are required to obtain our e-transact login details from the following banks below at the cost ofN5,000. 00. Log on to the Polytechnic’s website (www.imopoly.edu.ng) to complete the application forms.

Please note that you have to provide a working e-mail address as all mails to you will be through your e-mail

The designated banks include:

ü  Imo State Polytechnic Microfinance Bank

ü  Imo State Microfinance Bank

ü  Fidelity Bank Plc., Nationwide

ü  Zenith  Bank Plc., Nationwide

ü  Diamond Bank Plc., Nationwide

ü  Eco Bank Plc., Nationwide

ü  Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc., Nationwide

ü  First Bank Plc., Nationwide

ü  UBA Plc., Nationwide

ü  Union Bank Plc., Nationwide

Signed:

Mrs. S. Njemanze

REGISTRAR

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LASU Extends Post-UTME Registration Deadline 2017/2018

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The management of Lagos State University has extended the Post-UTME registration deadline for 2017/2018 session.

By this extension, the closing date for the Lagos State University 2017/2018 Online Admission Screening Exercise is now Friday, 22nd September, 2017, as against Friday 15th September, 2017, initially announced.

Prospective Candidates who are yet to register/complete their registration are advised to take advantage of the one-week extension as no further extension will be granted.
We are LASU, We are Proud!

Signed
Ademola Adekoya
Ag. Head, Centre for Information Press and Public Relations, LASU

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Alvan Ikoku Post-UTME 2017: Screening, Cut-off mark and Registration Details

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Applications are invited from candidates who chose Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education as First Choice institution in the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and score 100 and above for the NCE Programme and 160 and above for the Degree programme. Those who DID NOT choose Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education as First choice institution but scored a minimum of 100 and 160 in their UTME can also apply for the NCE and Degree programmes respectively.

Note:Candidates who did not choose ALVAN as First choice Institution are advised to do change of Institution on the JAMB portal before applying to ALVAN.

The courses available for the Degree Programme include:

Sciences
ED/Agriculture
ED/Computer
ED/Chemistry
ED/Physics
ED/Integrated Science
ED/Mathematics
ED/Biology
ED/Physical and Recreation
ED/Health
Arts/Social Sciences
ED/Music
ED/French
ED/Geography
ED/Fine Arts
ED/Igbo
ED/History
ED/Religion
ED/Home Economics
ALL COURSES ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE NCE PROGRAMME.

NOTE
All Direct Entry candidates are to request their institution, where they studied for the NCE/ND programme to send their academic transcripts to the Deputy Registrar Admissions Degree Unit, Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education not later than 11th October 2017. They are also requested to send to the same office photocopies of their NCE/OND statement of results or certificates together with their O’level results and JAMB Direct Entry printouts.

METHOD OF APPLICATION FOR 2017/2018
-Log unto http://www.alvanikoku.edu.ng
-Click on PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
-Click on 2017/2018 application, read the instruction on the page and clock on next.
-Enter your JAMB registration number to generate your remita invoice.
-Proceed to any commercial bank or Alvana Microfinance Bank and make your payment with the RRR number.
-Come back to the portal to complete your registration
-Enter your RRR number.
-Enter JAMB registration number
-Enter your details
-Click next and upload your documents;
Passport, L.G.A. identification, Birth Certificate, JAMB result page, O’level result
-Then submit and print your acknowledgement slip
-Wait for information from the College.

Eligible candidates would be required to pay a processing fee of Two Thousand Naira (N2,000.00), excluding bank charges.

Helpline
Email:info@alvanikoku.edu.ng

Phone number: 07034194669, 08133315556

Application Deadline
Application commences on Friday September 15th 2017 and closes on October 11th 2017.

A.N Aguta (Mrs.)

Registrar

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2017 NECO June/July SSCE Result is now available @ mynecoexams.com

This is to inform all the candidates that participated in the National Examinations Council (NECO) 2017 June/July Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSCE), that their results have been released.

See also: 2017 NECO June/July Result Statistics: 70.85% Had 5 Credits

The NECO June/July examination is the examination taken by candidates in their last stage of Secondary School Education.

Candidates are advised to get the National Examinations Council (NECO) result checker card which goes for N300 (three hundred naira only) and above if you are getting it outside NECO offices to access their results. 

After getting the result checker which contains the PIN Number you need to check your result, you can then follow the six (6) simple steps below to access your NECO Result.

1. Go to NECO result checking portal at http://www.mynecoexams.com/results/.
2. Select year Examination Type (i.e. June.July).
3. Select year of examination (i.e 2017).
4. Enter your card PIN number (the PIN on the NECO Result Card).
5. Enter your Examination Number
6. Finally, click on “Check My Result” button to finally see your result.

Note: The NECO result Checker has a limited number of use. 

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Hydrocarbons And Crudeoil

 HYDROCARBONS

Hydrocarbons are organic compounds composed only of two elements --- cabon and hydrogen – hence their name. the main source of hydrocarbon is crude oil.

There are hundreds of different hydrocarbons. They can be put into two classes – aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons.

Aliphatic hydrocarbons are composed of carbon chains. Aliphatic hydrocarbons are divided into two and they are    1) Acyclic and   2) Cyclic compounds.

In acyclic compounds, the carbon chains are straight or branched. Important families that belong to this group are the Alkanes, Alkenes and the Alkynes.

In cyclic aliphatic compounds, the end carbon atoms of an acyclic carbon chain join together to form a ring.

Aromatic hydrocarbons are all cyclic compounds.  The basic cyclic structure is the benzene ring.

CRUDEOIL

The chief source of hydrocarbons is crude oil or petroleum. Petroleum, which means rock oil in latin, occurs as a dark, sticky, viscous liquid. Its is found in huge underground  deposits in many parts of the world. Natural gas is usually found together with it.

ORIGIN OF CRUDEOIL AND NATURAL GAS

Crudeoil and natural gas are found from the remains of marine algae and animals . When these tiny aquatic organisms died, theirs remains gradually settled on the seabeds.

Over the years, the remains became covered by mud, silt and other sediments. As the sediments piled up, their mass exerted a great pressure on the lower layers, changing them to hard sedimentary rocks. During the process, bacterial activity, heat and pressure probably changed the plant and animal remains into crude oil and natural gas.

The oil and gas so formed slowly moved to other areas through the tiny holes or pores in the porous rocks around them. Since oil and gas are not dense, they tend to seep upwards until they meet a non- porous layer of rocks and are trapped under it, thus forming an oil trap.

WORLD CRUDE OIL RESERVES

About three fifths of the world’s oil reserves are in Asia, with most of it concentrated in the Middle East. Other Asian countries rich in oil are China and Indonesia. Russia has the next largest oil reserves. The remaining important oil reserves are found in northern and western Africa, United States, Canada, Venezuela and Australia.

NIGERIAN CRUDE OIL RESERVE

Since it was first discovered at OLoibiri in 1956, crude oil has brought in much money to Nigeria. On land, large deposits of oil have been found in the Niger  Delta –Afam,  Abata, Bomu, Owaza, Egbema and Ughelli – Kokori – Oleh zone. Offshore, oil occurs at calabar and in the Burutu – Forcados – Escravas zone of Delta state. From fields all over Nigeria, oil is pumped through pipelines to the oil terminals at Bonny or Forcados for export or to the refineries at Port Harcourt, Warri and Kaduna. Oil production has been increasing steadily over the years. Today, Nigeria ranks among the top ten oil producers of the world.

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2016/2017 Neco Rsult is out check it at www.mynecoexams.com/results

NECO 2016 News: The procedures of checking NECO Results has always remained thesame over the years and we have helped students who do not know how to print our their results by posting very easy methods and steps on how to check and print out their WAEC (not WACE) and NECO results. 

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Easy Steps - How To Check NECO Results

1.     Select year Examination Type
2.     Select year of examination
3.     Enter your card PIN number
4.     Enter your Examination Number
5.     Click on "Check My Result" button

Enter your details in the boxes provided on NECO website - www.mynecoexams.com/results With correct details, your result will be displayed.

• Result Checker
• Type:    Select from the drop down: June/July, Nov/Dec, JSCE, NCEE
• Exam Yr:    Select the year of examination: 2000 - 2017
• Pin No:    Enter the pin from the NECO scratch card purchased from any NECO office
• Exam No:    Enter your examination number which includes exam center and seat number
• Click on Check My Result

You can now print out your result by clicking on the Print Icon on the NECO website page or use your keyboard by pressing Ctrl+P.

Select your printer connected to your computer and click OK. (Your reult will be printed)

The Latest News on NECO 2016/2017 result

When will neco result 2016/2017 come out? This is the question so many candidates who wrote the NECO examination 2016/2017 has been as us. The latest news we have for you is that the result will come out on this September/October. For those students who has been asking to find out how to check your result without examination number, please not that there is no way you can ever check your NECO result without an examination or center number because without it, the computer will not recognise the student not to talk of releasing your result. The for those who is asking about when held NECO result will be released; you have to be aware that we are not NECO officials, we do not know when your held results will be released.  You can use these search terms below to get access to your results;

NOTE THIS ADVICE!!!

Get all NECO Result Cards in all NECO offices

NECO HELP AND SUPPORT SERVICES

The NECO support lines are available between 8.00am and 7.00pm (Nigerian Time).

You can also contact NECO offices

Support Lines

08069232760, 08052218069, 08052218070, 08126886938, 08126886939, 08189342653, 08189342754

Support Emails

neconigeria@yahoo.com, support@mynecoexams.com

ARTICLE SOURCE

National Examinations Council (NECO) 

Western Bye Pass, Dr Nnamdi Azikwe road, P.M.B 159, Minna, Niger State, Nigeria. 

NECO OFFICIAL PAGE - My NECO RESULT

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5. How to Check Your NECO Exam Results Online in 2017/2018
6. How to Check Neco 2016 Result June/July and Nov /Dec
7. 2016 NECO June/July SSCE Result is Out - Checking procedures

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NECO Official Result Advise: Do not listen to those adverts, blog posts, comments, SMS etc that is asking you to pay them to help you upgrade your NECO result or even release you withheld NECO result, non of them is associated to the National Examination Council and anyone transacting business with them is doing so at his/her own peril. You have been advised.

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