EXAMINATION
Scheduled semester examinations at all levels shall take place as follows:
(A) First semester examination shall hold in February every year, while second semester shall hold in June every year. Adjustment to these dates may be made by the school management.
(B) STUDENT INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME (SIWES)
All students who registered for each of the programmes shall be exposed to a period of industrial work experience scheme, normally referred to as SIWES. The training shall take place during the long vacation of the second semester for each of the programmes (ND and HND) for a period of six to eight weeks.
(C) A student that does not make up to 75 % of class attendance shall not be eligible to write the semester examination.
(D) First year students (ND1) who do not pass up to half of all courses attended in the first semester exams, shall be asked to withdraw from the school.
(E) Referred courses shall be carried over. No student shall be allowed to carry over more than four (4) courses in a semester.
(F) To qualify for any examination, the student must have paid the approved fees as at when due.
(G) A student who on account of illness is absent from an examination may permitted to present him/herself for examination, at a future date, provided the illness reported to the school management and medical certificate presented.
(H) Students must abide by all the rules and regulations governing the smooth conduct of an examination as may be prescribed by the Health Officers Registration Board of Nigeria from time to time.
(I) The following shall constitute examination malpractice but not limited to the following:
a) Carrying of copied materials into the examination hall.
b) Possession or being in possession of notebook, handouts and printed materials, electronic devices on any part of the body.
c) Fighting or quarrelling with an examiner in examination hall.
d) The punishment of examination malpractice shall include: Expulsion, Suspension, Extension of academic programme and failure of the course, etc.