The Management of Zamfara State College of Education, Maru, through the Students’ Affairs Division of the Registrar's Office, has officially announced that the yearly examination result slips for the Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) programmes are now ready. This release is a critical administrative step for students to verify their academic performance and ensure their records are up to date for the current session or graduation requirements.
Eligibility for Collection
The directive specifically identifies three categories of students who are required to collect their documents:
Present NCE II Students: Those currently in their second year of study.
Present NCE III Students: Final-year students currently enrolled.
Past NCE III Students: Alumni or former students who have completed their final year but are yet to collect their official result slips.
Collection Timeline and Procedure
The college has designated a specific one-week window for the distribution of these slips. Students must act within this timeframe to ensure the orderly processing of their academic files.
Duration: Monday, 2nd February 2026, to Friday, 6th February 2026.
Eligible students are advised to proceed directly to their respective School Examination Coordinators. It is important to present valid identification, such as a school ID card or previous registration documents, to facilitate the collection process.
Resolution of Result Discrepancies
The college has also provided a formal window for students to address any issues or errors found on their slips. If a student notices a discrepancy in their grades, personal details, or course codes, they must take the following steps:
Formally document the complaint.
Submit the grievance to their School Examination Coordinator.
Ensure the submission is made no later than 14th February 2026.
Complaints submitted after this deadline may not be entertained, as the college moves toward finalizing the academic records for the session.
Final Directive
The announcement, signed by Suleman Ladan (Dean, Students’ Affairs, for the Registrar), emphasizes the need for widespread dissemination. Students who have received this information are encouraged to notify their peers and former classmates to ensure everyone affected by this notice meets the collection and correction deadlines.