UNN: Date For JUPEB Entrance Examination 2017/18 Academic Session

JOINT UNIVERSITIES PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS BOARD

UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA

Conduct of JUPEB Entrance Examination 2017/18 Academic Session
The Management of JUPEB, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, has approved and scheduled the conduct of 2017/18 entrance examination for the new candidates as follows:
Date:    Friday, 29^th September, 2017
Venue: GS Building-Theatres A & B (Sciences); Faculty of the Social Sciences Theatre
            (Arts and Social Sciences); Political Science Department (Management Sciences)
Time:   12 noon prompt

Candidates are hereby requested to be punctual and to come along with their application printout and writing materials.

Date/ Guidelines for the Screening of Results of Successful Candidates
Date:    9^th -10^th October, 2017
Venue: Ekpo Convocation Arena, Nsukka Campus
Time:   10am – 3pm

Candidates are hereby requested to be punctual and to come along with the following items:

Application printout
Evidence of payment of acceptance fee Twenty thousand naira (N20,000) only.
Originals and photocopies of credentials, including birth certificate or sworn affidavit
Two passport photographs.

Thanks for your cooperation
Yours Sincerely,

Professor Aloysius-Michaels Okolie
Director, JUPEB

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