All candidates who made the Federal University of Technology, Owerri their first and/or second choice and scored 180 and above in the 2010 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) are invited to the entrance screening exercise of the University scheduled to hold from Tuesday, July 27 to Thursday, July 29, 2010.
Method of Application
* Eligible candidates should pay the sum of one thousand Naira (N1,000.00) only into the Federal University of Technology, Owerri POST UTME’s Account in any of the branches of the following banks:
1. Intercontinental Bank Plc
Account Name: FUTO POST-UME
Account Number: 0340100000000380
2. FUTO Microfinance Bank
* Proceed to complete the registration form with your teller number at www.futo.edu.ng or http://futo.enigeria.biz (This is the direct one)
* Read the Online Examination Procedure before you proceed.
* Click on the Post-UTME Online form and follow the instructions.
* Input other data as required
* Upload your passport photograph. The Photograph should not be more than 400px by 400px and must be one of the following; jpeg, jpg, gif, or png
* Preview the completed form and submit when you are sure of your entry
* Candidates for the screening should come with the following:
1. HB pencil, eraser and sharpener
2. Two clear copies (with clear pictures) of the printout of the completed online registration form.
3. UTME result slip and photocopy
4. Payment slip (teller) used for registration
Monday, July 12, 2010
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
admission wahala...
Since the inception of post ume in 2005 to check the incompetence of jamb, it has always been open to criticism. And this year's case seems greatest. The federal ministry of education as a matter of fact is quiet incompetent to put a stop on this.
Futo just had a 5-hours senate meeting yesterday. According to the information reaching us, the management still place the post ume test as the only sure and credible way of selecting qualified candidate. To this end, i advice anyone who got 180 and above in the just concluded UTME to study hard against the post ume test which is more likely going to come up by this fast approaching month of July.
The history of futo post ume shows that the school often repeat their past question. To this effect, i may try and make a soft copy of the post ume past questions (from 2005 to date) available online for members who cannot come to the school to get them. Its going to be free but the scanning cost! This is my simple way of wishing u success ahead.
any comments?
Futo just had a 5-hours senate meeting yesterday. According to the information reaching us, the management still place the post ume test as the only sure and credible way of selecting qualified candidate. To this end, i advice anyone who got 180 and above in the just concluded UTME to study hard against the post ume test which is more likely going to come up by this fast approaching month of July.
The history of futo post ume shows that the school often repeat their past question. To this effect, i may try and make a soft copy of the post ume past questions (from 2005 to date) available online for members who cannot come to the school to get them. Its going to be free but the scanning cost! This is my simple way of wishing u success ahead.
any comments?
Monday, June 21, 2010
Futo 2nd (Rain) Semester Academic Calendar
30th May , 2010:
STUDENTS COME INTO RESIDENCE
31st May , 2010:
WEEK 1- LECTURES
6TH JUNE , 2010:
WEEK 2- LECTURES
13TH JUNE , 2010:
WEEK 3- LECTURES
20th JUNE , 2010:
WEEK 4- LECTURES
24th JUNE , 2010:
SENATE MEETING
27th JUNE , 2010:
WEEK 5 – LECTURES
4TH JULY , 2010:
WEEK 6 – LECTURES
11TH JULY , 2010:
WEEK 7 - LECTURES
18TH JULY , 2010:
WEEK 8- LECTURES
25TH JULY , 2010:
WEEK 9 – LECTURES
29TH JULY, 2010:
SENATE MEETING
1st August, 2010:
WEEK 10 –LECTURES
8th August, 2010:
WEEK 11 –LECTURES
15th August, 2010:
WEEK 12 -LECTURES
22nd August, 2010:
WEEK 13 –REVISION WEEK/LECTURES
26TH August , 2010:
SENATE MEETING
29TH August , 2010:
WEEK 14- RAIN SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS
5th September, 2010:
WEEK 15 – RAIN SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS
12th September, 2010:
2009/2010 SESSION ENDS
STUDENTS COME INTO RESIDENCE
31st May , 2010:
WEEK 1- LECTURES
6TH JUNE , 2010:
WEEK 2- LECTURES
13TH JUNE , 2010:
WEEK 3- LECTURES
20th JUNE , 2010:
WEEK 4- LECTURES
24th JUNE , 2010:
SENATE MEETING
27th JUNE , 2010:
WEEK 5 – LECTURES
4TH JULY , 2010:
WEEK 6 – LECTURES
11TH JULY , 2010:
WEEK 7 - LECTURES
18TH JULY , 2010:
WEEK 8- LECTURES
25TH JULY , 2010:
WEEK 9 – LECTURES
29TH JULY, 2010:
SENATE MEETING
1st August, 2010:
WEEK 10 –LECTURES
8th August, 2010:
WEEK 11 –LECTURES
15th August, 2010:
WEEK 12 -LECTURES
22nd August, 2010:
WEEK 13 –REVISION WEEK/LECTURES
26TH August , 2010:
SENATE MEETING
29TH August , 2010:
WEEK 14- RAIN SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS
5th September, 2010:
WEEK 15 – RAIN SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS
12th September, 2010:
2009/2010 SESSION ENDS
JAMB CUTS 180
Thursday said it had set 180 as the cut-off mark for admission into all categories of tertiary institutions across Nigeria for the 2010.
The decision was reached after the first combined policy committee meeting on admission to degree-awarding institutions, National Diploma, Nigeria Certificate in Education and National Innovation Diploma-awarding institutions held in Abuja.
The cut-off mark affects all the candidates that sat for the first Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination conducted on April 17.
Minister of Education Prof. Ruqqayatu Rufa’i, announced the decision after the meeting at the National Universities Commission, Abuja.
According to her, “We have met with the Vice- Chancellors, Rectors and Provosts, and discussed the issue of the cut-off mark for this year’s UTME; and then we agreed on 180 as the cut-off mark.
“Since it is a unified examination, we agreed that it should be uniform for polytechnics, colleges of education as well as universities.”
The minister also directed JAMB to publish the list of candidates of educationally disadvantaged states, to facilitate the process of identification.
She stressed the need for institutions to accord special attention to candidates from educationally less-developed states, according to their admission guidelines.
The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. ‘Dibu Ojerinde, while speaking on the issue, said 180 was agreed upon by the heads of tertiary institutions present at the meeting.
He also enjoined universities to adhere to their admission quota or risk the revocation of their licences.
In his address at the meeting, the Chairman, Governing Board of JAMB, Prof. Sam Ukpabi, explained that the UTME, as the new matriculation examination, had come to stay.
Ukpabi noted that the UTME began on a strong footing, on account of the speedy release of results.
He said the UTME was part of the road map to education developed by the immediate past Minister of Education, Dr. Sam Egwu, and approved by the Federal Executive Council.
He noted that the UTME was introduced to address the challenges of limited space in Nigerian universities.
Ukpabi said tertiary institutions across the country were now better positioned to admit students, as a result of the speedy release of examination results, adding that six levels of admission would be conducted simultaneously.
The decision was reached after the first combined policy committee meeting on admission to degree-awarding institutions, National Diploma, Nigeria Certificate in Education and National Innovation Diploma-awarding institutions held in Abuja.
The cut-off mark affects all the candidates that sat for the first Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination conducted on April 17.
Minister of Education Prof. Ruqqayatu Rufa’i, announced the decision after the meeting at the National Universities Commission, Abuja.
According to her, “We have met with the Vice- Chancellors, Rectors and Provosts, and discussed the issue of the cut-off mark for this year’s UTME; and then we agreed on 180 as the cut-off mark.
“Since it is a unified examination, we agreed that it should be uniform for polytechnics, colleges of education as well as universities.”
The minister also directed JAMB to publish the list of candidates of educationally disadvantaged states, to facilitate the process of identification.
She stressed the need for institutions to accord special attention to candidates from educationally less-developed states, according to their admission guidelines.
The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. ‘Dibu Ojerinde, while speaking on the issue, said 180 was agreed upon by the heads of tertiary institutions present at the meeting.
He also enjoined universities to adhere to their admission quota or risk the revocation of their licences.
In his address at the meeting, the Chairman, Governing Board of JAMB, Prof. Sam Ukpabi, explained that the UTME, as the new matriculation examination, had come to stay.
Ukpabi noted that the UTME began on a strong footing, on account of the speedy release of results.
He said the UTME was part of the road map to education developed by the immediate past Minister of Education, Dr. Sam Egwu, and approved by the Federal Executive Council.
He noted that the UTME was introduced to address the challenges of limited space in Nigerian universities.
Ukpabi said tertiary institutions across the country were now better positioned to admit students, as a result of the speedy release of examination results, adding that six levels of admission would be conducted simultaneously.
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