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DE candidates are not sure they can change institutions and courses too. Hence, they're asking if this is possible for them as well.
In case you're a DE applicant and you're considering changing the universities you'd earlier chosen, during the DE registration, this post would be answering whether that would be allowed and considered for admission.
Direct Entry Candidates Can Change Institutions and Courses
As a direct entry applicant, you are, just like the UTME candidates, allowed to change your institutions and/or courses, in case of a change of mind.
During your DE registration, you made two choices of institutions. Even though some candidates chose the same universities as both the first and second, there was still a chance to make a different choice, if you have a reason to.
When admission processes start, usually when universities commence the sales of their forms, you may decide to change your institutions and/or courses. This, you can do at any time before your school closes the admission (post-DE/screening) form for that year.
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DE Candidates Can Change Institutions and/or Courses Up to Three Times
Contrary to what you might have heard or read, every DE applicant, just like the UTME candidates, can change institutions and/or courses, more than once and up to three times.
The last option is the change of institutions/courses |
In other words, if you change it once after your DE registration, you can change it the second time and the third time. In fact, very recently, DE candidates can change more than three times as long as they're ready to pay for all. These changes will be recorded as "one-time" per submission.
You can change institutions and courses the first time, you can change institutions only, or you can change only the course and you can change both per submission. The choice is entirely yours as long as you're ready to make separate payments on each submission.
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Changing Institutions and/or Courses Doesn't Limit Your Chance of Gaining Admission
Some DE candidates may be skeptical about changing institutions and/or courses, even though they're free to do that.
It may occur to them that, if they change, the new universities may not offer them admission.
As much as I wish to believe that, there is no record or official reference that a university will not offer you admission because you change to it. In fact, they don't care whether you chose them during the DE registration or you later changed them.
What a university accepting Direct entry applicants are after is to:
- receive your applications from JAMB that you chose it as a DE applicant,
- confirm your participation in the post-DE registration and/or test (if any),
- receive your transcripts for official perusal and
- confirm you meet or beat the grade requirement for the proposed course.
Where all the above conditions were met, it wouldn't matter whether you changed to the university or you chose it from the start.
In short, changing to a university as a DE or UTME candidate won't reduce your chance to be admitted if you're qualified for the course. So also, choosing a university from the start, won't help your admission if you don't meet the requirements for the course proposed.
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How can I do to change my course as a DE candidates in taraba state university after given admission
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