NYSC Portal Verification
The first step for all PCMs is to diligently verify their personal details on the NYSCPortal. This verification process is essential to ensure that all your information, especially the date of graduation, aligns perfectly with what is recorded on your Notification of Results/Certificates. Discrepancies in these critical details can lead to complications during the mobilisation process.
Immediate Action Required for Discrepancies
- If you notice any discrepancy in your date of graduation or any other detail, it is imperative to report this to the Students’ Affairs Division of LASU without delay. Prompt action is necessary to rectify any inconsistencies to avoid any future complications.
Pre-Camp Document Verification
Before heading to the NYSC Orientation Camp, all PCMs from LASU are required to undergo a document verification process. You are to present the following documents at the Students’ Affairs Division for sighting:
- NYSC Registration Slip
- Notification of Result
- School Identity Card
This verification is a critical step to prevent rejection at the NYSC Orientation Camp. Ensuring that all your documents are in order and accurately reflect your academic records is crucial for a smooth transition to your service year.
Printing of Notification of Results
- LASU graduates are advised to print their self-generated Notification of Results on plain white conqueror paper. This recommendation aims to achieve uniformity in the documents presented, further streamlining the verification process.
Conclusion
The advisory from LASU to its prospective corps members underlines the university’s commitment to facilitating a smooth mobilisation process for its graduates. By adhering to these guidelines, LASU graduates can ensure they are well-prepared for the next significant step in their careers – the National Youth Service Corps programme.
Remember, the key to a hassle-free mobilisation is prompt action and adherence to the guidelines provided by your alma mater. LASU wishes all its graduates success as they prepare for this national service, a rite of passage that offers a unique blend of challenges and opportunities for personal and professional growth.