Skip to main content

Advert

Ng

IMT Post-UTME 2017: Cut-off mark, Screening And Registration Details

By
The Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu hereby invites eligible candidates who selected IMT as their institution of first choice in the 2017 UTME and scored 120 marks and above, to send their application details for the 2017/2018 academic session screening exercise.

Method Of Application
Candidates are to proceed to purchase the form at any of the banks in Enugu Town.

The cost is Two Thousand (N2,000) plus additional 300 naira as bank charges

Screening Schedule
The screening exercise will hold from October 18th to October 20th, 2017 as follows;.
-School Of Business Studies: 18th October 2017
-School Of Environmental Studies: 18th October 2017
-School Of Engineering: 19th October 2017
-School Of Art, Design & Printing Technology: 19th, October, 2017
-School Of Communication Art: 20th October 2017
-School Of Financial Studies: 20th October 2017
-School of Technology: 20th October 2017

Application Deadline
All applications closes October 13th, 2017.
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Selling of handout in Nigerian Universities not our Making says ASUU

By
The Academic Staff Union of Universities in Nigeria (ASUU) has expressed displeasure at the mandatory sale of handouts by some lecturers in tertiary institutions. Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, President of the union, expressed this view in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Abuja. “It is not wise for lecturers in our tertiary institutions to compel students to be buying handouts, though it is not a widespread practice; we have few people that are misbehaving. “But the system has a way of handling them, so anywhere they see them they always put them on check. “It is not permitted in the system and there is a structure for tracking and dealing with that so ASUU as a union don’t condone it and we discourage it anywhere and everywhere we go,’’ he said. However, a cross section of Nigerian students had decried the rate at which some lecturers extort money from them in the name of selling of handouts. Speaking in separate interviews with NAN, students lamen...
Post a Comment
Read More>>