Tunji Alausa says some SSCE administrators may be generating results for tertiary school admission-seeking candidates without any test.
Tunji Alausa says the education ministry is ready to harness AI in augmenting teaching and learning in Nigeria.
The Punch on MSN9h
JAMB introduces mock UTME for underage candidatesThe Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board introduced a mock Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination for candidates ...
Nigerian Tribune on MSN3d
Exams in Nigeria will be computer-based by 2027 — FGThe Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, disclosed this on Thursday during the inauguration of the Committee on ...
The Federal Government aims to fully transition the nation's examination system to 100% computer-based testing (CBT) by 2027. This announcement ...
Thee education ministry has set a 2027 target to make its senior secondary certificate examination (SSCE) system 100 percent ...
NEFGAD, a public procurement advocacy group, has faulted naming public institutions after a sitting president.
The federal government in its efforts to curb cheating among students has directed the public examination bodies to ...
The federal government has approved the establishment of a federal polytechnic in Abuja to be named after President Bola ...
Daily Post Nigeria on MSN5d
Nigerian Govt approves establishment of Bola Tinubu Polytechnic in AbujaThe Federal Government has approved the establishment of a federal polytechnic in Abuja to be named after President Bola ...
He emphasised government’s commitment to tackling widespread examination malpractices and enhancing the overall quality of the nation’s educational assessments.
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