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*UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE !!!*

*✅All TMA closes in THREE (3) days

*PROCEDURE TO CHECK YOUR TMA SCORE*

Follow the instructions carefully to view your grade for TMA 1-3.

1. Click the link https://elearn.nou.edu.ng/login/index.php
2. Type your matriculation number in the first box [Username]
3. Type your correct password in the second box [Password] e.g n123456789 or any password you had created before.
4. Click *(Log in)*
5. Scroll to the left side on the page after you have logged in successfully
6. Click on *My courses*
7. Click on the course
8. At the top of the page, you will see
( Course Participants Grades)
9. Click on the *Grade*
10. Scroll down to view your TMA score for that particular course

*NB: Repeat step 6-10 for the remaining courses you are offering to see their grades.*

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Academic Updates

Dear Students,

Please take note of the following critical updates regarding the current academic session:

Course & Exam Registration: The registration window is currently open. Please be advised that registration is tentatively scheduled to close on April 28th, 2026. Students are encouraged to complete their registrations promptly to avoid any last-minute complications.

GST 302 (Business Creation and Growth): Registration for GST 302 is ongoing. Upon successful course registration, please complete this form to generate your Business Plan Identification Number (BPin).
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeJw_32Pb78jjDzIy7gSlYs3mriKUNf-XQ0k-S2vA0riEclHg/viewform?usp=header

Science Practical Exercise: Practical is ongoing for science students, all concerned students are expected to fill in the registration form using the link below in order to determine when they wish to conduct the practical exercise. https://forms.gle/LraRpAmLv15SEqi78

Tutor-Marked Assignments (TMA): Please be informed that TMA 123 is active and accessible on the portal.

Exam Clearance: Exam clearance for both freshers and returnee students is currently in progress. Don't wait till examination day before you do your clearance

We wish you a successful conclusion to the semester.

Official DE&GS-HQ Google Form Welcome to the Official DE&GS-HQ Google Form for GST302 (2026_1 Semester) Dear GST302 Student, This form is designed to collect your Business Idea Problem Statement as part of your GST302 Entrepreneurship Development coursework. Submitting this form is a mandatory first step toward developing your B...

FINAL REMINDER:
Collection of Certificates

Dear All,
This is a final reminder regarding the collection of certificates. Please be informed that the collection period ends tomorrow (24/04/2026).
If you are yet to pick up your certificate, kindly ensure you arrive at the study Centre before 11:00 AM.

Please remember to bring all required documents, including your Student ID and final clearance forms, to avoid any delays.
Regards.

Congratulations on your convocation 🎓

Best wishes to all.

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This is to inform all students that the graduation PDF list will no longer be released. You are therefore advised to check your school email regularly for your graduation status. Thank you

Breaking News: NOUN Releases 2026_1 POP Examination Draft Timetable!

NOUN 2025_2 E-Examination Timetable – Download PDF Now | National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN). Abeokuta Study Centre, Ogun State. Official NOUN 2025 Second Semester E-Examination Timetable is OUT! Exam starts 1st Dec – 20th Dec 2025. Download final PDF timetable now.

NOUN Abeokuta Academic Updates: 2026 Deadlines & Convocation Info. Find critical dates for course registration (closing April 4th), 2026 Matriculation, the 15th Convocation, and GST 302 BPin steps.

Important: NOUN Abeokuta Academic Updates & Deadlines for April 2026 | National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN). Abeokuta Study Centre, Ogun State. Find critical dates for course registration (closing April 4th), 2026 Matriculation, the 15th Convocation, and GST 302 BPin steps.

Science Laboratory Time Table

What this video, and come back to tell us in the comment section if you learned anything.

Best of luck.

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