UNICAL Mandatory NYSC Pre-Mobilisation Briefing: March 10, 2026

The University of Calabar (UNICAL) has announced a mandatory NYSC pre-mobilisation briefing for all final year students who are prospective corps members. The session will be conducted by the Director of Corps Mobilisation from NYSC headquarters.

Briefing Details

• Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026
• Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
• Venue: Godswill Akpabio International Conference Centre, Calabar

Who Must Attend

Attendance is mandatory for all final year students who will be participating in the 2026 NYSC programme. All Faculty Officers and Heads of Department have been directed to notify and mobilise their final year students.

What Will Be Covered

The briefing will provide guidance on:

• NYSC registration guidelines and procedures
• Documentation requirements and data reconciliation
• Date of birth corrections and verification
• Exemption certificate procedures (for eligible candidates)
• Common mistakes to avoid during mobilisation

Requirements Before Mobilisation

Prospective corps members must ensure the following are in order:

• Final school clearance: Complete all departmental and faculty clearances
• Statement of results: Obtain your official statement of results
• JAMB Matriculation List: Verify your name appears correctly
• NYSC Senate List: Confirm your name is on the university's approved list for mobilisation

2026 NYSC Batch A Timeline

For context, the 2026 NYSC Batch A mobilisation follows this general schedule:

• January-February 2026: Batch A mobilisation processing
• February 2026: Online registration on NYSC portal
• March 2026: Orientation camps commence

Important Notes

Students who miss this briefing may face difficulties during their NYSC mobilisation process. The information shared during this session is critical for a smooth transition from student to corps member.

For further information, contact your Faculty Officer or Head of Department. The briefing was announced via official university memo from the Dean of Student Affairs, Prof. Eyo Mensah.