I’m writing this today so you all can learn from my mistake, so you don’t experience similar frustration I am currently experiencing. The worst thing about being a student – human being even – is that you’re likely to get important information late. So, you’re probably in your first year or maybe you’re in other higher levels, what you probably don’t know is that your final year clearance will be even more frustrating if you don’t start preparing for it now. It’s nothing that frightening but there are some important information you should be aware of right now – before your final year – so your final year and graduation can become smoother and less stressful. Honestly, I wish someone had informed about these earlier.
First of all, were you admitted based on the Merit List? If yes, then that means JAMB gave you admission which means you are on JAMB MATRICULATION LIST. If not, the consequence of this, if not resolved, is that you will not go for NYSC service because you’ll not be on their database. Usually, there are other admission lists after the merit. Those lists are very valid; the only problem is that those admitted on any list other than the merit list is likely to not be on the JAMB MATRICULATION LIST. Now, sometimes the school requests for your JAMB ADMISSION LETTER during your first-year clearance. This is necessary but some schools do not make it compulsory, at least my school did not. If you don’t submit your admission letter, you might be safe with some schools but the problem is that you will be unaware of the fact that you’re not on the very very important JAMB matric list. You’ll be unaware of the fact that you need to pay small cash to print out your PROVISIONAL ADMISSION LETTER that’ll automatically add you onto the matric list thereby making you eligible for NYSC.