UNIVERSITY OF UYO (UNIUYO) RESCHEDULES FIRST SEMESTER EXAMINATION FOR 2024/2025 & 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION

The Management of the University of Uyo (UNIUYO) has officially revised the academic timetable for the 2024/2025 and 2025/2026 academic sessions. In an internal memorandum released by the Office of the Registrar, the university notified the general public, staff, and students that the earlier announced dates for the First Semester Examinations have been adjusted to accommodate administrative and logistical requirements.

This decision, dated February 11, 2026, was signed by Mrs. Cecilia M. Ochigbo, the Acting Director of Academic Affairs, acting on behalf of the Registrar. The shift affects students across all campuses, including the Main Campus (Nwaniba), the Town Campus, and the Annex Campus.

Key Changes to the Examination Timetable

The rescheduling represents a one-week postponement, providing students with additional time for revision and final administrative clearances.

The university management has expressed its regret over any inconveniences this adjustment may cause. However, the shift is intended to ensure that all necessary facilities and examination materials are fully in place across all faculties and departments.

Administrative Directives for Students

In light of this one-week extension, the University has reinforced several key guidelines to ensure a smooth transition into the examination period:

1. Fee Payment and Registration Finalization

The extension serves as a “grace period” for students who are yet to complete their financial obligations.

• Students are reminded that only those with a fully validated registration status on the university portal will be eligible to sit for the examinations.

• Candidates should ensure their school fees receipts have been verified and converted to official university receipts at the various Faculty Finance Offices.

2. Examination Card Collection

With the new start date of March 2, 2026, students must utilize this period to collect or print their updated examination cards. These cards are mandatory for entry into any examination venue and serve as the primary means of identification.

3. Verification of Venues

Due to the rescheduling, there may be slight adjustments to the venue allocations for specific large-enrollment courses (such as General Studies/GST papers). Students are advised to visit their respective Departmental notice boards to confirm any changes in the seating arrangements.

Logistical Implications for Staff and Faculty

The memorandum also addresses staff members, particularly invigilators and supervisors. All departmental examination committees are expected to:

• Re-synchronize their internal invigilation rosters with the new start date.

• Ensure that examination question papers are securely vetted and ready for deployment by the new deadline.

• Verify that the ICT infrastructure for Computer-Based Tests (CBT) is fully optimized for the new window starting in March.

University’s Final Advisory

The Acting Director of Academic Affairs, Mrs. Cecilia M. Ochigbo, emphasized that students should treat the extra week as a dedicated Revision Week. The university community is urged to adhere strictly to the new date to avoid disruption of the subsequent second semester schedule.

As the university transitions into this critical phase of the 2025/2026 session, all stakeholders are encouraged to maintain the highest levels of academic integrity and decorum.