"Nothing But Fraud": JAMB Sends Message to Students Running Part-Time Programmes
- The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has sent a message to Nigerians running part-time programmes in different tertiary institutions in the country
- JAMB said any daily part-time programme that is organised by any institution is nothing but a fraud
- The examination body explained that part-time programmes are typically run on weekends or a particular period like Friday evening
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FCT, Abuja - The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) said any part-time programme that is run daily is fraud.
The examination body said the part-time programmes are typically run on weekends or a particular period like Friday evening.
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This was disclosed via the JAMB X handle (formerly known as Twitter) @JAMBHQ on Tuesday, August 6.
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The entrance examination board for tertiary-level institutions explained that part-time programs are designed for people who do not have time to attend regular programs.
JAMB stated this while reacting to a student who said he did a daily part-time (Ordinary National Diploma) OND programme at Lagos State Polytechnic.
According to the examination, the institution was allegedly running a regular program as part-time.
JAMB wrote:
“Daily Part-Time program is nothing but fraud. Part-time programs are designed for a particular set of people who do not have time to attend regular programs and is typically run by weekends or a particular period like Friday evening while regular programs run daily Monday to Friday even Saturday in rare cases.
“The question is how would an institution be running a regular program as part-time especially where such a program is not known to the regulators. DPT program is void and will not be condoned under whatever guard.”
LASU commences admission into part-time programmes
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that the Lagos State University (LASU) commenced registration for admission into its part-time degree programmes.
The registration for the part-time programme which commenced on Thursday, August 1 will close in six weeks.
Prospective candidates are to pay a non-refundable application fee of N20,000 to access the application forms.
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