OAU changes date and mode of conduct of PUTME Screening exercise

Lawal Shereef
The Obafemi Awolowo University,Ile Ife has on Thursday, February 25th changed the date for the 2020 PUTME exercise slated to commence on Saturday,27th February 2021.

A statement gotten on the school website reads thus;

UPDATE ON OAU POST-UTME SCREENING EXERCISE
'The Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, after a careful review of recent happenings within and outside Ile-Ife, has decided to change the mode of conduct of this year's Post UTME exercise to ONLINE VERSION. Kindly check back for further information on the new dates.'

A circular has however been released to explain the reason for the action.


The circular reads thus;

CHANGE IN DATE AND MODE OF PUTME SCREENING EXERCISE

Obafemi Awolowo University,Ile-Ife after a careful review of recent happenings within and outside the campus,has decided to change the mode of conduct of this year's Post UTME Screening exercise to ONLINE VERSION.

Consequently,the exercise will no longer commence on Saturday,27th February,2021 as earlier scheduled. Information on the new commencement date and other relevant issues will be available on https://admissions.oauife.edu.ng from Friday 26th February 2021.

Candidates who have registered for the screening are to please note these changes.

We wish all candidates the best of luck.


Thank You.
Signed
M.I Omosule
Registrar

Comments

  1. Unknown25 February 2021 at 18:09

    When will the new date be released??..... Cuz I just printed my slip today.....it is well oh

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