The University Management has formally released the final consolidated timetable for the upcoming semester examinations. This comprehensive schedule includes both Paper-Based Examinations and Computer-Based Examinations (CBE). To ensure a seamless assessment process and maintain the integrity of the academic calendar, all staff and students are required to adhere strictly to the dates and regulations outlined below.
This final timetable serves as the primary authority and supersedes any previously circulated faculty or departmental schedules.
REVISED EXAMINATION TIMELINE (2026)
The examination period is structured to avoid overlaps and ensure all assessments are concluded within the approved window:
- Departmental Examinations: Monday, April 27th – Friday, May 2nd, 2026
- General Written & CBE Examinations: Friday, May 2nd – Monday, May 25th, 2026
> Note: Computer-Based Examinations (CBE) will run concurrently with paper-based sessions throughout the designated period.
STRICT ADHERENCE TO UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS
In accordance with the University of Nigeria Undergraduate Regulations, the following protocols will be enforced without exception:
- Certified Class Lists: Answer booklets and examination scripts will be issued to invigilators based strictly on the Certified Class List generated from the ICT Portal.
- Student Eligibility: Only students who have successfully completed their registration and appear on the official portal list will be permitted to sit for any examination.
- Identification: Students must present their valid University ID Card and Course Registration Forms at the entrance of every examination hall.
- Finality of Schedule: All examinations must be concluded within the approved period to prevent any disruption to the subsequent academic session.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR EXAMINERS AND INVIGILATORS
To facilitate the smooth conduct of assessments, especially for weekend sessions, examiners are directed to:
- Materials Collection: For examinations scheduled on Saturdays, examiners must collect all necessary answer booklets, scripts, and administrative materials from the Examinations Unit before the close of work on the preceding Friday.
- CBE Coordination: Departments involved in computer-based testing should coordinate closely with the ICT unit to ensure system readiness and student verification.
DIRECTIVE TO THE STUDENT BODY
Students are strongly advised to take the following actions immediately:
- Verify the Timetable: Visit your respective Faculty or Departmental Notice Boards to obtain and verify a copy of the final timetable.
- Confirm Registration: Ensure your portal registration is fully cleared to avoid being barred from the examination halls.
- Punctuality: Be present at your designated examination venue at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time.
CONCLUSION: ENSURING ACADEMIC INTEGRITY
The University Management remains committed to providing a fair and transparent examination environment. We wish all students a successful and productive examination period.
Signed:
University Examinations Office
Registry Department