Igbinedion University 2013 Post-UTME Date, Centres; How To Apply

This is information about the 2013/2014 Igbinedion University Post-UTME Screening exercise. Interested candidates who are suitably qualified i.e. Have satisfied the general admission requirements which can ge found HERE!!! can now start applying.

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The application form for the admission/post-utme exercise of Igbinedion University is N6,500 and it is available at various sales points in Nigeria.

METHOD OF APPLICATION FOR IGBINEDION UNIVERSITY POST-UTME ADMISSION, 2013/2014
Candidates have the option of purchasing application forms directly or applying online.

HOW TO PURCHASE AND PROCESS APPLICATION FORMS FOR IGBINEDION UNIVERSITY POST-UTME ADMISSION, 2013/2014
Application forms are obtainable in person on payment of a non-refundable fee of N6,500 (Naira) only in bank draft drawn on any reputable bank, made payable to IGBINEDION UNIVERSITY, OKADA, from the following:

• Igbinedion University, Okada
• Benin Liaison Office, No. 69 Airport Road, Benin City, Edo State, Tel: 08066345045
• Igbinedion Education Centre, 218/220 Murtala Mohammed Way, P.O. Box 24, Benin City, Edo State, Tel: 052-258766
• Lagos Liaison Office, 187, Adeleke Adedoyin Street, Off Kofo Abayomi, Victoria Island Lagos, Tel: 08033250561
• Zenith and Access Bank Branches throughout the country
• NIPOST General Post Offices throughout the country
• Peace Promise International School, Anjorin Street, Anorin Bus Stop, Surulere, Lagos
• Alvana Model Secondary School, Owerri – Onitsha Road, Owerri, Imo State
• Bereton Montessori Primary School, Plot 270 Stadium Road, G.R.A. Phase IV, Port Harcourt Tel: 084-239839, 571578; 08068737968
• Marketing Department, ITV, Abuja
• Gof International School, Oshogbo
• Government Secondary School, Garki, Abuja
• International School, ISI, University of Ibadan
• El-Amin Int. High School, Minna (Near NECO Headquarters)
• Oyemekun Grammar School Akure
• Barrister Tony Onyia, No 7c Murtala Mohammed Way, Kano, Tel 08037861029
• Katsina Education Trust Fund, No. 2 Gobarau Road, Gobarau Quarters, Katsina
• Government Secondary School, Katsina
• Mobil Pegasus School, Eket
• Marketing Department, AKBC, Uyo
• Marketing Department, CRBC, Calabar
• Marketing Department, ABS Radio, GRA, Onitsha
• Marketing Department, FRCN, Enugu

POST-UTME SCREENING DATE AND CENTRES
Screening of applicants will take place in the following centres on Saturday July 20, 2013 (candidates are to report at the screening centre of their choice)

• Benin City: Igbinedion Education Centre (IEC) 218/220 Murtala Mohammed Way, Benin City, Edo State
• Lagos: Peace Promise International School, Anjorin Street, Anorin Bus Stop, Surulere, Lagos
• Port Harcourt: Bereton Montessori Primary School, Plot 270 Stadium Road, G.R.A. Phase IV, Port Harcourt
• Abuja: Government Secondary School, Garki, Abuja
• Time: 10 AM

Candidates who choose Igbinedion University, Okada as their first and second choice JAMB (UMTE) should also attend the screening exercise.

Note:- Please Note That The University Opens For The 2013/2014 Academic Session On 21St September, 2013.

Visit www.iuokada.edu.ng For More Info.

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Here Are The Steps JAMB Is Taking To Curb Examination Malpractices - Ojerinde

THE Registrar, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Professor ’Dibu Ojerinde Friday explained that the use of Computer Based Testing in Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) was aimed at checking examination malpractices in Nigeria.

The don gave the reason while delivering a lecture entitled ‘Classical Test Theory (CTT) versus Item Response Theory (IRT): An evaluation of the comparability of item analysis results’ at the Instituteof education, University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

He said: “I introduced Computed Based Testing (CBT) because I thinkwe can curb examination malpractices”. Another reason for the initiative, according to him, was the need to go the way of the world.

”Everybody is going technological and if Nigeria decided not to join, I’m sorry we will be left behind, so we should do CBT. It is the answerto exam malpractices,”he clarified.

Professor Ojerinde further said, “This year, we used 98 vehicles to carry question papers from Abuja to all parts of the country. Consider the danger, the risk, the life, enough is enough”.

He assured that the period of carrying question papers to centres from one end to another was over.

Ojerinde said, “In three minutes, we could send our questions from Abuja to wherever is going to be. We’re going to do it in UK, Jedda and anywhere throughout the world. I’ve not seen any other examination body in Africa that has done what we have done in JAMB on CBT.”

He admonished that attention should be focused on development of the child instead of the examination adding, “let us now look at the kids who are doing the examination and let us measure their abilities rather than measuring the ability of the test.”

Source:- VanguardNGR

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