NOUN extends TMA submission deadline for 2026/1 semester

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NOUN has extended TMA submission deadlines for 2026/1. 300–800 levels now close 17 May 2026; 100–200 levels close 7 June 2026. Follow this checklist to complete and submit your TMAs correctly.

NOUN extends TMA submission deadline for 2026/1 semester

Published: 27 April 2026

The Directorate of Examinations and Assessment of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) has approved an extension to the Tutor-Marked Assignment (TMA) submission deadlines for the 2026/1 semester due to low participation.

New TMA deadlines (2026/1)

  • 300–800 level courses: Sunday, 17 May 2026
  • 100–200 level courses: Sunday, 7 June 2026

Important: Study centre directors have been directed to publicize these new dates. No further extension will be granted.

What you should do now — quick checklist

  • Confirm the deadline for each of your courses with your study centre or course tutor immediately.
  • PrioritiseTMAs for 300–800 level courses first if you are in those levels, since their cutoff is earlier.
  • Attempt TMAs early — don’t wait until the last days. Starting early leaves time for corrections and submission issues.
  • Follow assignment instructions exactly (word count, question numbers, referencing). Include your name, matriculation number, course code and tutorial number on the cover page.
  • Preferred file formats: use common, readable formats (PDF is best for preserving layout). Name files clearly (e.g., MAT101_TMA1_MatricNo.pdf).
  • Keep local backups of every TMA you submit (cloud and a local copy). Save timestamps or screenshots showing successful upload.
  • If submission is via your study centre or an online platform, get a written or screenshot confirmation of successful upload or receipt.
  • If you have difficulties, contact your study centre or course tutor as soon as possible — do not wait until the deadline day.

Practical tips to boost completion

  • Break each TMA into manageable parts and set mini-deadlines (reading, drafting, referencing, final checks).
  • Use past TMAs and course materials as guides for structure and expected answers.
  • Work in blocks: 25–50 minute focused sessions with short breaks to maintain concentration.
  • Form or join small study groups (virtual or at your study centre) for peer support and accountability.
  • If you need clarification on a question, ask your tutor early and keep a record of the request and reply.

Where to verify deadlines and official notices

Always confirm official dates and notices with your study centre or the NOUN website: https://www.nouonline.nou.edu.ng/.

Act now: with the extension in place, use the extra time to complete quality TMAs and retain proof of submission. Remember: no further extensions will be granted.

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