NOUN Replaces JAMB Regularization Fees With Acceptance Fee

The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) has officially replaced the previously mandatory Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) regularization fees with an acceptance fee for newly admitted students. This new policy is part of the institution’s efforts to streamline the admission process and make it more student-friendly.

Understanding the Change

Prior to this development, NOUN required students to pay JAMB regularization fees as part of their admission process. This was necessary to validate their admission status with JAMB. However, the university has now introduced a non-refundable acceptance fee, eliminating the need for the regularization fees.

New Acceptance Fee Structure

  • Undergraduate Admission
  • Fee: ₦7,500.00
  • Postgraduate Diploma and Masters Admissions
  • Fee: ₦20,000.00
  • MPhil and PhD Admissions
  • Fee: ₦25,000.00

NOTE:

  • This fee must be paid by all students who accept the provisional admission offer to confirm their status as bonafide students of NOUN.
  • This change applies to all categories of admission and becomes effective from January 2025. Prospective students are advised to prepare for this update when planning their applications.

Benefits of the New Policy

  1. Simplified Process: The replacement of JAMB regularization fees with the acceptance fee eliminates the complexities often associated with the regularization process.
  2. Cost-Effectiveness: The acceptance fee is a one-time payment, reducing the financial burden previously imposed by regularization fees.
  3. Faster Admission Confirmation: Students can now confirm their admission status directly through NOUN’s portal without waiting for the lengthy regularization process with JAMB.

Final Thoughts

This policy shift by NOUN reflects its commitment to improving the admission process for students. By replacing the JAMB regularization fees with an acceptance fee, the university has made significant strides in enhancing accessibility and reducing administrative hurdles for prospective students. Newly admitted students are encouraged to pay the acceptance fee promptly and proceed with the registration process to secure their admission.

For further inquiries on this adjustment, visit the National Open University of Nigeria official website. Ensure that all necessary actions are completed promptly to secure admission into the programme of your choice.

Welcome to the National Open University of Nigeria – the gateway to flexible and quality education!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Does this mean JAMB regularization is no longer required at NOUN? Yes, with the introduction of the acceptance fee, JAMB regularization is no longer a requirement for admission into NOUN.

2. What happens if I don’t pay the acceptance fee on time? Failure to pay the acceptance fee before the deadline may result in losing your admission slot.

3. Is the acceptance fee refundable? No, the acceptance fee is non-refundable.

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