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Afe Babalola University
ABUAD Releases Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Session

Afe Babalola University has published the official academic calendar for 2025/2026. It covers resumption, registration, lectures, assessments, exams, and breaks for both semesters. Students are urged to keep track of the dates and follow them closely.

A fresh start with clear dates

The management of Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD) has rolled out the academic calendar for the 2025/2026 session. It is the university’s way of laying the road map, so students do not get caught off guard. These dates will guide both fresh and returning students through the year, from orientation to convocation and down to examinations.

ABUAD Academic Calendar – first semester

Resumption of fresh students

  • College of Engineering – Monday, 22nd September 2025
  • College of Law – Tuesday, 23rd September 2025
  • College of Medicine and Health Sciences – Wednesday, 24th September 2025
  • College of Sciences and Pharmacy – Thursday, 25th September 2025
  • College of Social and Management Sciences – Friday, 26th September 2025

Registration (Fresh Students): Monday, 6th October to Friday, 17th October 2025
Lectures (Fresh Students): Begin on Monday, 29th September 2025

Resumption of returning students

  • College of Engineering – Monday, 29th September 2025
  • College of Law – Tuesday, 30th September 2025
  • College of Medicine and Health Sciences – Wednesday, 1st October 2025 (same day as National Day holiday)
  • College of Sciences and Pharmacy – Thursday, 2nd October 2025
  • College of Social and Management Sciences – Friday, 3rd October 2025

Registration (Returning Students): Monday, 6th October 2025
Lectures (Returning Students): Begin on Monday, 6th October 2025
Late Registration with Penalty: Monday, 20th October to Friday, 31st October 2025

Key events in first semester

  • Orientation: Wednesday, 8th – Friday, 10th October 2025
  • Convocation: Tuesday, 21st October 2025
  • End of Year Break: Wednesday, 17th December 2025 to Monday, 5th January 2026
  • Christmas Day: Thursday, 25th December 2025
  • ABUAD Academic Commencement Anniversary: Sunday, 4th January 2026
  • Lectures resume: Monday, 5th January 2026
  • Continuous Assessment: Wednesday, 21st January 2026
  • First Semester Exams: Monday, 26th January – Friday, 13th February 2026
  • End of First Semester Break: Saturday, 14th – Friday, 27th February 2026
  • Processing of Results: Monday, 16th February – Friday, 6th March 2026
  • Boards and Senate Meetings: 9th March to 25th March 2026
  • Online Results Release: Friday, 27th March 2026

ABUAD Academic Calendar – second semester

Resumption and registration

  • Students return: Monday, 2nd March 2026
  • Eid El-Fitr (Tentative): Friday, 20th – Saturday, 21st March 2026
  • Online Course Registration: Monday, 16th – Saturday, 28th March 2026
  • Lectures run: Monday, 2nd March – Friday, 23rd May 2026
  • Late Registration with Penalty: Monday, 30th March – Friday, 10th April 2026
  • Easter Break: Friday, 3rd – Monday, 6th April 2026
  • Id-El Kabir (Tentative): Wednesday, 27th – Thursday, 28th May 2026

Exams and closing dates

  • Final Year Exams: Monday, 1st – Friday, 5th June 2026
  • Exams for Other Students: Monday, 8th – Friday, 19th June 2026
  • Vacation begins: Saturday, 20th June 2026
  • Marking and Result Processing: Monday, 22nd June – Friday, 10th July 2026
  • Boards and Senate Meetings: 13th July – 29th July 2026
  • End of Session: Friday, 31st July 2026

Next academic year

The new session for 2026/2027 is set to kick off on Monday, 21st September 2026.

See UNIOSUN Departmental Cut Off Marks 2025/2026

Osun State University has released the UNIOSUN Cut Off Marks for 2025/2026. This notice explains the scores for each course and the general rules for screening. Please read on for the full list and simple steps to act now.

UNIOSUN Cut Off Marks, what this guide covers

The cut off marks for Osun State University are out for 2025/2026. This is your quick map, neat and plain. You will see the scores for each course, the general rule for screening, and what to do if your mark sits below a course line. I pause here, deep breath, then we go.

  • Simple breakdown of every course
  • General JAMB rule for the session
  • Clear links for change of course and extra help

About Osun State University, short background

UNIOSUN runs a multi-campus setup across six towns, approved by the National Universities Commission in December 2006. The campuses sit in Osogbo, Ikire, Okuku, Ifetedo, Ipetu Ijesha, and Ejigbo. That is the frame, now the figures.

UNIOSUN Cut Off Marks, course-by-course list

Each line shows General and Indigene/Catchment marks.

  1. B. Agric. Economics – General: 57 | Indigene/Catchment: 46.4
  2. B. Agric. Extension – General: 56.5 | Indigene/Catchment: 44.5
  3. B. Agric. Forestry – General: 50 | Indigene/Catchment: 40
  4. B. Agric. Agronomy – General: 54.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 44.6
  5. B. Agric. Animal Science – General: 58.5 | Indigene/Catchment: 40.5
  6. B. Agric. Fisheries & Aquaculture – General: 55 | Indigene/Catchment: 45.5
  7. B. Agric. Wildlife Management – General: 54 | Indigene/Catchment: 44.8
  8. B.A. (Ed) English – General: 60.5 | Indigene/Catchment: 45.3
  9. B.A. (Ed) Chemistry – General: 55 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  10. B.A. (Ed) Economics – General: 60.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 46.2
  11. B.A. (Ed) Education Guidance & Counselling – General: 63.5 | Indigene/Catchment: 50.9
  12. B.A. (Ed) Education Management – General: 59.9 | Indigene/Catchment: 50
  13. B.Sc. (Ed) Mathematics – General: 54.3 | Indigene/Catchment: 40
  14. B.Sc. (Ed) Political Science – General: 61.7 | Indigene/Catchment: 49.6
  15. B.Sc. (Ed) Biology – General: 56.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 44.4
  16. B.Sc. (Ed) Educational Technology – General: 55.2 | Indigene/Catchment: 44.2
  17. B.Sc. (Ed) Physics – General: 49.1 | Indigene/Catchment: 40
  18. B.Sc. (Ed) Computer Science – General: 54.6 | Indigene/Catchment: 44.3
  19. B.Sc. (Ed) Business Education – General: 59.4 | Indigene/Catchment: 45.9
  20. B.Sc. (Ed) Environmental Education – General: 47.6 | Indigene/Catchment: 40
  21. B.Ed. Adult Education – General: 55.5 | Indigene/Catchment: 46.8
  22. B.Sc. Anatomy – General: 62.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 56
  23. B. Health Information Management – General: 60.2 | Indigene/Catchment: 55.2
  24. B. Environmental Health Science – General: 59.6 | Indigene/Catchment: 55.2
  25. M.B.B.S. – General: 85.3 | Indigene/Catchment: 82.4
  26. B.Sc. Nursing – General: 77.5 | Indigene/Catchment: 74
  27. B.Sc. Physiology – General: 63.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 56.8
  28. B.Sc. Public Health – General: 65.6 | Indigene/Catchment: 61.9
  29. B.MLS – General: 74.7 | Indigene/Catchment: 71.8
  30. B.Sc. Nutrition & Dietetics – General: 63 | Indigene/Catchment: 57.8
  31. B.Sc. Radiography & Radiation Science – General: 73.1 | Indigene/Catchment: 68.8
  32. B.Sc. Pharmacology – General: 68.2 | Indigene/Catchment: 62.6
  33. B.A. English & International Studies – General: 65.9 | Indigene/Catchment: 58
  34. B.A. French & International Studies – General: 65.1 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  35. B.A. History & International Studies – General: 66.1 | Indigene/Catchment: 56.9
  36. B.A. Linguistics & Communication Arts – General: 67.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 59.2
  37. B.A. Philosophy – General: 68.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 60.5
  38. B.A. Theatre Arts – General: 64.4 | Indigene/Catchment: 59.2
  39. B.A. Tourism Studies – General: 63 | Indigene/Catchment: 52
  40. B.A. Yoruba – General: 60.5 | Indigene/Catchment: 43
  41. B.A. Arabic Language & Literature – General: 62.5 | Indigene/Catchment: 50
  42. B.A. Islamic Studies – General: 58.3 | Indigene/Catchment: 50
  43. B.A. Christian Religion Studies – General: 47.5 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  44. B.Sc. Mass Communication – General: 72 | Indigene/Catchment: 63.7
  45. B.Sc. Advertising – General: 47.6 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  46. B.Sc. Public Relations – General: 54.9 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  47. B.Sc. Broadcasting – General: 60.4 | Indigene/Catchment: 43
  48. B.Sc. Journalism & Media Studies – General: 64.1 | Indigene/Catchment: 47.3
  49. LLB (Bachelor of Law) – General: 79.4 | Indigene/Catchment: 75.6
  50. Common & Islamic Law – General: 73.3 | Indigene/Catchment: 69.7
  51. B.Sc. Criminology & Security Studies – General: 69.4 | Indigene/Catchment: 63.5
  52. B.Sc. Peace & Conflict Studies – General: 62.1 | Indigene/Catchment: 49.2
  53. B.Sc. Accounting – General: 70.7 | Indigene/Catchment: 64.9
  54. B.Sc. Banking & Finance – General: 65.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 60.6
  55. B.Sc. Marketing – General: 64 | Indigene/Catchment: 57
  56. B.Sc. Geography – General: 50 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  57. B.Sc. Business Administration – General: 66.2 | Indigene/Catchment: 61.3
  58. B.Sc. Economics – General: 68 | Indigene/Catchment: 60.3
  59. B.Sc. Entrepreneurial Studies – General: 61.4 | Indigene/Catchment: 48.9
  60. B.Sc. Industrial Relations & Personnel Management – General: 62.2 | Indigene/Catchment: 52.8
  61. B.Sc. Political Science – General: 67.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 61.4
  62. B.Sc. Sociology – General: 67.2 | Indigene/Catchment: 60.5
  63. B.Sc. International Relations & Diplomacy – General: 70.2 | Indigene/Catchment: 63.4
  64. B.Sc. Cooperative & Rural Development – General: 56.5 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  65. B.Sc. Public Administration – General: 62.9 | Indigene/Catchment: 56.7
  66. B.Sc. Psychology – General: 64.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 52
  67. B.Sc. Demography & Social Statistics – General: 58.4 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  68. B.Sc. Social Work – General: 63.3 | Indigene/Catchment: 48.8
  69. B.Sc. Development Studies – General: 50 | Indigene/Catchment: 40
  70. B.Sc. Politics, Philosophy & Economics – General: 50 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  71. B.Sc. Local Government & Development Studies – General: 50 | Indigene/Catchment: 40
  72. B.Sc. Social Standards – General: 50 | Indigene/Catchment: 40
  73. B.Sc. Transport Management – General: 50 | Indigene/Catchment: 40
  74. B.Eng. Agric. Engineering – General: 58.1 | Indigene/Catchment: 45.4
  75. B.Eng. Chemical Engineering – General: 64.1 | Indigene/Catchment: 48.6
  76. B.Sc. Building – General: 58.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 50.5
  77. B.Sc. Estate Management – General: 57 | Indigene/Catchment: 49.3
  78. B.Sc. Food Science & Technology – General: 60.4 | Indigene/Catchment: 54.4
  79. B.Sc. Statistics – General: 56.5 | Indigene/Catchment: 43.3
  80. B.Eng. Civil Engineering – General: 67.1 | Indigene/Catchment: 61.6
  81. B.Eng. Electrical/Electronics Engineering – General: 65.9 | Indigene/Catchment: 59.5
  82. B.Eng. Mechanical Engineering – General: 66 | Indigene/Catchment: 59.8
  83. B.Sc. Biochemistry – General: 62.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 57
  84. B.Sc. Biotechnology – General: 59.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 46.1
  85. B.Sc. Chemistry – General: 58.2 | Indigene/Catchment: 47.1
  86. B.Sc. Computer Science – General: 68.1 | Indigene/Catchment: 62.3
  87. B.Sc. Cybersecurity – General: 66 | Indigene/Catchment: 61.2
  88. B.Sc. Geology – General: 57.7 | Indigene/Catchment: 43
  89. B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry – General: 59.2 | Indigene/Catchment: 43.5
  90. B.Sc. Information System – General: 54.4 | Indigene/Catchment: 46.3
  91. B.Sc. Mathematics – General: 58.2 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  92. B.Sc. Microbiology – General: 62.5 | Indigene/Catchment: 56.2
  93. B.Sc. Plant Biology – General: 54.4 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  94. B.Sc. Science Laboratory Technology – General: 62.9 | Indigene/Catchment: 51.7
  95. B.Sc. Software Engineering – General: 65.9 | Indigene/Catchment: 58.9
  96. B.Sc. Urban & Regional Planning – General: 55.4 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  97. B.Sc. Animal & Environmental Biology – General: 54.2 | Indigene/Catchment: 42.3
  98. B.Sc. Physics with Electronics – General: 57.2 | Indigene/Catchment: 46.7
  99. BLIS Library & Information Science – General: 55.9 | Indigene/Catchment: 46.1
  100. Industrial Mathematics – General: 50 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  101. B.Sc. Quantity Survey – General: 58.3 | Indigene/Catchment: 53.7
  102. B.Sc. Architecture – General: 62.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 55.8
  103. B.Sc. Information Technology – General: 60.9 | Indigene/Catchment: 55
  104. B.Sc. Brewing Science & Technology – General: 50 | Indigene/Catchment: 40
  105. B.Sc. Family & Consumer Science – General: 50 | Indigene/Catchment: 45
  106. B.Eng. Computer Engineering – General: 63.1 | Indigene/Catchment: 56.3
  107. B.Eng. Mechatronics Engineering – General: 63.8 | Indigene/Catchment: 49.3
  108. B.Sc. Data Science – General: 59.6 | Indigene/Catchment: 45

Tidy list, long list, but it answers the big question, right.

UNIOSUN Cut Off Marks, general JAMB rule

  • General screening mark: 160 and above for candidates who chose UNIOSUN as First choice.
  • Higher mark of 200 applies to Nursing, Medicine, Law, Common and Islamic Law.

If your score is below 200 for those higher courses

You can switch to another suitable programme within UNIOSUN.

University of Calabar (UNICAL)
UNICAL Announces Resumption Date for 2025/2026 Session

The University of Calabar has fixed resumption dates for the 2025/2026 academic year. New students are to resume on 29th September while returning students resume 2nd October. All students are encouraged to follow the schedule closely.

University of Calabar, UNICAL Acceptance Fee for Admission

Official word from UNICAL

The University of Calabar has now made public the resumption timetable for the 2025/2026 academic year. The notice, signed by the Registrar, Dr (Mrs) Chukwuka Icha, clears the air and puts dates in black and white

For many students, this is more than just a line in a release. It is the start of a new pace, a reminder that the holiday clock is ticking down.

Key dates for UNICAL resumption

  • New students: Arrival on campus Monday, 29th September 2025. Screening and registration start Tuesday, 30th September.
  • Returning students: Expected back on Thursday, 2nd October 2025. Registration opens that same day.
  • Lectures for all: Begin on Monday, 6th October 2025.
  • Late registration: Runs from Monday, 13th October to Friday, 14th October, closing fully by Wednesday, 19th October 2025.
  • Supplementary exams: Scheduled Monday, 3rd November to Friday, 7th November 2025.
  • Summer exams: Hold Wednesday, 5th November 2025.

A gentle reminder

The management has urged students to keep in step with the revised calendar. Missing a date, whether by choice or mistake, could mean stress later on. So mark it down, circle it in red if you must.

For those who want to see the bigger picture, you may check the full UNICAL academic calendar.

Peaceland College of Education
Peaceland College of Education (ABSU) Post UTME Form 2025/2026

Peaceland College of Education, Enugu, in partnership with Abia State University, has opened applications for its 2025–2026 Degree Post UTME. Interested candidates are advised to review the requirements and apply through the official channels. Please read on for details.

The notice has gone out. Peaceland College of Education, Enugu, working hand in hand with Abia State University, Uturu, has released its Degree Post UTME form for the 2025–2026 academic session. For many young men and women, this is the long-awaited opening to study and earn a degree in education.

The college is inviting applications from qualified students, and the call is as clear as a bell. If you have ever thought about becoming a teacher or working in education, the gate is now wide open.

Courses Available Under the Programme

The Post UTME covers a wide spread of degree courses under several departments. Let us take a look:

  • Arts and Social Science Education
    • Economics/Education
    • English/Education
    • Igbo/Education
    • Political Science/Education
  • Science Education
    • Biology/Education
    • Chemistry/Education
    • Computer Science/Education
    • Health Education
    • Integrated Science/Education
    • Mathematics/Education
    • Physics/Education
  • Vocational Education
    • Business Education
    • Accounting Education
    • Office Technology Management Education
  • Educational Foundations
    • Educational Management
    • Guidance and Counselling
    • Primary/Elementary Education
  • School of Education
    • Educational Foundation and Administration
    • Curriculum and Instruction
    • Educational Psychology
    • General Studies Education
    • Primary Education Studies

Plenty to pick from, really. Each one a pathway into teaching and learning.

Entry Requirements for Admission

Before you dream too far, there are conditions. These are the boxes every applicant must tick.

Basic Entry Demands

  • Five credit passes in one sitting, including English language.
  • Or six credits in two sittings from SSCE, GCE O’Levels, or NECO.

UTME Requirements

Direct Entry Option

For those going through direct entry, the bar is a little different:

  • Five credits in WAEC, NECO, or an equivalent exam.
  • Plus, at least one of these: NCE, A-Level GCE, IJMB, OND, HND, or even a degree in a related course.

How to Apply for Peaceland College Degree Post UTME

Application is fairly simple but should be done carefully:

For those with burning questions, dial 08081104566 for direct enquiries.

FUHSA
FUHSA Freshers Registration & Resumption 2025/2026

Federal University of Health Sciences, Azare has announced registration and resumption dates for new students in the 2025–2026 session. All admitted candidates must appear for credential checks and complete registration within the stated period. Kindly read further for full details.

The Federal University of Health Sciences, Azare, widely called FUHSA, has made public its registration and resumption schedule for newly admitted 100 level students. This update sets the tone for the new academic year, laying out the days when freshers are expected on campus.

FUHSA Registration & Resumption Dates

The school has fixed the following:

  • Registration starts: Monday, 29th September 2025
  • Registration ends: Monday, 13th October 2025
  • Lectures begin: Monday, 29th September 2025

These dates are not just formality. They mark the beginning of university life for hundreds of new students who have worked hard to secure admission.

What Students Must Do

All admitted students are required to:

  • Appear in person for credential verification before going ahead with other registration steps.
  • Ensure registration is completed within the given period, as late entries may not be entertained.
  • Prepare to start lectures as scheduled, without delay.
LAUTECH - Ladoke Akintola University of Technology
LAUTECH Documents Verification Exercise Procedure 2025/2026

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology has announced its documents verification exercise for newly admitted students in the 2025–2026 session. The process begins on 27th September and ends on 17th October 2025. Candidates are urged to attend with the required documents and complete the steps within the given period.

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, LAUTECH for short, has rolled out the details for its verification and registration exercise for freshers recently offered provisional admission through JAMB. This is the official green light that takes candidates from admission letters to actual student life on campus.

Dates for LAUTECH Documents Verification Exercise

The verification will:

  • Start: Monday, 27th September 2025
  • End: Friday, 17th October 2025

Candidates must complete their checks within this window. Delay could mean trouble, as the process opens the gate to payment of school charges and access to the portal.

Venue and Timing

The screening will be held at “The Hall”, just beside the Postgraduate School. Activities run from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm daily. After verification, each student will head to the ICT Centre for biometric capturing, which then leads to the allocation of a matriculation number.

Required Documents for LAUTECH Verification

Fresh students are expected to appear with the following papers in hand:

These are the essentials, without them the process cannot move forward.

Steps After Verification

Once your documents are screened and found correct, you will be given access to the LAUTECH portal. From there:

  • Pay the school fees and other required charges
  • Proceed to the ICT Centre for biometric data capturing
  • Secure your matriculation number, which seals your student status
Nwafor Orizu College of Education, Nsugbe
NOCEN Announces Resumption Date for 2025/2026 Session

Nwafor Orizu College of Education, Nsugbe has fixed its resumption date for the first semester of 2025–2026. Students are to return on 10th October, with lectures starting on 13th October. Kindly read below for full details and assessment schedule.

Nwafor Orizu College of Education, Nsugbe, better known as NOCEN, has announced the official resumption dates for the first semester of the 2025–2026 academic session. The calendar is set, and both staff and students are expected to fall in line

Key Dates for NOCEN Resumption

  • Friday, 10th October 2025 – Students are to return to campus.
  • Monday, 13th October 2025 – Lectures begin officially.
  • Tuesday, 28th October to Friday, 31st October 2025 – The first continuous assessment will hold during this period.

These dates are binding, and all students should take note. Missing any step could set you back, especially with the assessments coming so quickly after resumption.

Role of Staff in Ensuring Compliance

The Provost has tasked the Deans of School and Heads of Department to make sure that the calendar is followed strictly. This means classes, assessments, and related activities will roll out on schedule, leaving little room for latecomers.

Kwara State University KWASU
See KWASU Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Session

Kwara State University has released the 2025–2026 academic calendar. It contains dates for both Harmattan and Rain semesters, covering registration, lectures, exams, and results. Students and staff are encouraged to study the schedule and follow it closely.

The Kwara State University (KWASU) has rolled out the academic calendar for the 2025–2026 session. It covers both the Harmattan and Rain semesters, giving students and staff a clear roadmap of what lies ahead. From registration to lectures, breaks to examinations, every step has been fixed on paper, leaving little room for confusion.

Harmattan Semester Schedule

The Harmattan semester kicks off in September with registration and orientation. Freshers and returning students have slightly different timelines, so it is wise to keep an eye on the dates.

  • Monday, 29th September – Saturday, 18th October 2025: Online registration and orientation begin.
  • Sunday, 19th October 2025: Registration ends for returning students.
  • Monday, 20th October 2025: Lectures commence.
  • Monday, 20th October – Saturday, 22nd November 2025: Late registration for returning students.
  • Friday, 31st October 2025: Registration closes for new students.
  • Thursday, 4th December 2025: Matriculation day for undergraduates.
  • Monday, 15th – Saturday, 20th December 2025: Continuous assessment week.
  • Monday, 22nd – Tuesday, 23rd December 2025: Mid-semester break.
  • Saturday, 10th January 2026: Lectures end.
  • Monday, 12th – Saturday, 17th January 2026: Revision week.
  • Monday, 19th January – Saturday, 14th February 2026: Examinations hold.
  • Tuesday, 24th February 2026: Departmental results considered and uploaded.
  • Thursday, 26th February 2026: Faculty boards consider results.
  • Monday, 2nd – Friday, 6th March 2026: BCoS results consideration.
  • Thursday, 12th March 2026: Senate approval and release of results.

The flow of this semester is tight, yet everything seems balanced. Students barely get time to catch their breath before moving to the next phase.

Rain Semester Schedule

The Rain semester comes right after, and the dates show another full stretch of academic activities.

  • Monday, 16th – Monday, 30th March 2026: Add or drop of courses.
  • Monday, 23rd March 2026: Lectures start.
  • Thursday, 14th – Friday, 15th May 2026: Mid-semester break.
  • Monday, 18th – Saturday, 23rd May 2026: Continuous assessment week and make-up tests.
  • Saturday, 13th June 2026: Lectures close.
  • Monday, 15th – Saturday, 20th June 2026: Revision week.
  • Monday, 22nd June – Saturday, 18th July 2026: Examinations run.
  • Thursday, 30th July 2026: Departmental results considered and uploaded.
  • Tuesday, 4th August 2026: Faculty boards results consideration.
  • Monday, 10th – Friday, 14th August 2026: BCoS results consideration.
  • Thursday, 20th August 2026: Senate approval and release of results.
Heritage Polytechnic
Heritage Polytechnic Releases Academic Calendar 2025/2026

Heritage Polytechnic has released the 2025–2026 academic calendar. It shows dates for lectures, breaks, exams, and other school events. Students are advised to study the schedule carefully and follow it step by step.

The Heritage Polytechnic academic calendar for the 2025–2026 session has been made public. It is a tidy outline of what students and staff can expect, from the first day of class right down to the last paper written. One could say it is the backbone of the school year, guiding both old and new faces through the months ahead.

First Semester at Heritage Polytechnic

The first semester begins in early October, stretching into the new year before wrapping up with examinations.

  • October 6, 2025 – January 30, 2026: Lectures for the first semester run.
  • October 20, 2025: HODs submit lists for project supervision.
  • November 24 – November 28, 2025: Lecturers turn in questions and marking guides.
  • December 8, 2025: Exam timetables published by HODs.
  • December 11, 2025: Orientation for fresh students.
  • December 22, 2025 – January 11, 2026: Christmas break, three weeks of rest and family time.
  • January 26 – January 30, 2026: Lectures, revision, and final tests before exams.
  • February 2 – February 13, 2026: First semester examinations.

Batch B begins lectures on February 9, 2026, while marking for Batch A exam scripts starts on February 16, 2026. Results follow in early March.

Second Semester Plans

The second semester takes off not long after the first closes, with students shifting gear almost instantly.

  • March 30 – July 3, 2026: Lectures run for the second semester.
  • April 6 – April 10, 2026: Students’ Week, capped with matriculation and convocation on April 10.
  • April 6 – April 17, 2026: Marking of Batch B exams.
  • May 11 – May 15, 2026: Submission of exam questions and marking guides.
  • June 15, 2026: Exam timetables released.
  • June 29 – July 3, 2026: Revision and tests.
  • July 6 – July 17, 2026: Examinations begin.
  • July 20, 2026: Marking starts, and ND I students proceed on SIWES.

Project defence is scheduled for August 3 – August 6, 2026, with results submitted the same week.

Summer Semester Details

For those who opt in, the Summer semester has its own timetable.

  • August 3, 2026: Registration begins.
  • August 10 – September 11, 2026: Summer lectures.
  • September 14 – September 25, 2026: Summer examinations.
  • September 28 – October 2, 2026: Marking of Summer exams, with results due October 2, 2026.

The new academic year begins on October 5, 2026, barely giving anyone a pause.

PLASU
See PLASU Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Session

Plateau State University has released the academic calendar for the 2025–2026 session. It contains dates for registration, lectures, exams, and staff breaks. All students are encouraged to check the schedule and keep to the timeline.

The Plateau State University (PLASU) has announced its academic calendar for the 2025–2026 school year. With a long list of dates already set, both students and staff now have a map of what to expect. From freshers’ orientation to semester exams, the timetable lays it all bare.

First Semester Activities

The first semester begins in late September and runs into February. Things are expected to move quickly, with only short pauses in between.

  • Monday, 29th September, 2025: Registration starts for fresh students.
  • Monday, 6th October, 2025: Returning students begin registration.
  • Monday, 13th October, 2025: Normal registration ends, lectures also commence.
  • Monday, 3rd November, 2025: Admission closes.
  • Tuesday, 4th – Thursday, 6th November, 2025: Orientation for new students.
  • Friday, 7th November, 2025: Matriculation ceremony.
  • Monday, 22nd December, 2025 – Friday, 2nd January, 2026: Christmas break.
  • Monday, 5th January, 2026: School reopens.
  • Friday, 9th January, 2026: Lectures for the semester end.
  • Monday, 12th – Friday, 16th January, 2026: Revision week, C.A scores due.
  • Monday, 19th January, 2026: Examinations begin.
  • Wednesday, 4th February, 2026: Exams end.
  • Tuesday, 17th – Friday, 20th February, 2026: Boards meet to review results.
  • Monday, 23rd February – Friday, 27th March, 2026: Scrutiny of results continues.
  • Thursday, 5th March, 2026: Senate meets for approval.

The semester is packed, with about fifteen weeks of lectures, two weeks for exams, and nearly a month for marking and approvals.

Second Semester Activities

The second semester flows right after, kicking off in March and running till July. It comes with its own rhythm, slightly shorter but just as busy.

  • Monday, 2nd March, 2026: Lectures start.
  • Friday, 15th May, 2026: Lectures end.
  • Monday, 18th – Friday, 22nd May, 2026: Revision week, continuous assessment scores ready.
  • Monday, 25th May, 2026: Examinations begin.
  • Wednesday, 10th June, 2026: Exams wrap up.
  • Monday, 15th June, 2026: Industrial Attachment commences.
  • Tuesday, 23rd – Friday, 26th June, 2026: Boards meet to consider sessional results.
  • Monday, 29th June – Friday, 3rd July, 2026: Results scrutiny.
  • Monday, 13th July, 2026: Senate sits for approval.
  • Wednesday, 15th July – Wednesday, 26th August, 2026: Academic staff take annual leave.
  • Friday, 4th September, 2026: Industrial Attachment ends.

In total, the second semester has twelve weeks of lectures, two weeks of exams, and close to a month for marking and result approval.