Low candidate registration: NECO reschedules 2023 common entrance examination.
The National Examinations Council on Wednesday April 26, announced that it rescheduled the 2023 National Common Entrance Examinations to give states with low number of registrants, the opportunity to register more candidates.
In a statement issued in Niger State, the examination body noted that the NCCE examination for admission into Federal Unity Colleges would now hold on Saturday 3rd June 2023 instead of Saturday, April 29, 2023 as earlier scheduled. The statement partly read, “The Examination was rescheduled to give states with low registration of candidates the opportunity to register their candidates for the examination.
“All candidates, parents, guardians, schools and relevant stakeholders are therefore enjoined to take note of the new date for the examination. The registration of candidates will continue till the new date of the examination”.
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