UNILAG begins Post-UTME July 27, warns candidates against malpractice
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At a glance
- The University of Lagos (UNILAG) will commence its Post-UTME screening on July 27.
- Candidates are urged to strictly adhere to all examination instructions.
- Violations of examination rules could lead to disqualification or other disciplinary actions.
The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has announced that its Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (Post-UTME) screening will begin on July 27. This examination is a crucial step for candidates seeking admission into the university, following their performance in the UTME.
UNILAG officials are emphasizing the importance of adherence to examination protocols. Candidates are being warned that strict compliance with all instructions is mandatory. The university administration has made it clear that any form of malpractice or violation of the rules will not be tolerated.
Potential consequences for non-compliance include disqualification from the screening exercise or other severe disciplinary sanctions. This stern warning aims to ensure the integrity of the admission process and maintain a fair environment for all applicants competing for limited spots at the institution. The university is committed to upholding academic standards through a rigorous and transparent screening procedure.
candidates must strictly comply with all examination instructions, warning that violations could attract disqualification or other disciplinary sanctions.
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