UDUSOK Screening for Sudan Returnee Students – February 2024

Key Dates and Activities

The university has meticulously planned a series of activities to ensure a thorough and efficient screening process. Here’s what you need to know:

Arrival

  • Date: Sunday, 11th February 2024

Screening

  • Date: Monday, 12th February 2024

Refresher Course

  • Duration: Tuesday, 13th to Friday, 16th February 2024

CBT Exams

  • Date: Saturday, 17th February 2024

Financial Obligations

To participate in the screening and subsequent refresher course, the following charges apply:

  1. International Inter-University Transfer Charges: ₦150,000
  2. Screening and Refresher Course: ₦450,000
  3. College Faculty Charges:₦50,000

Payment Instructions

  • Payment Method: All payments should be made through Remita in favour of Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto.
  • Proof of Payment: Candidates are required to present the Remita receipt during the screening process.

Accommodation Details

Understanding the logistical challenges that may arise for returnee students, Usmanu Danfodiyo University has made provisions for accommodation. Interested applicants will have the opportunity to stay at the student’s hostel located in the Teaching Hospital campus, ensuring a comfortable and convenient screening experience.

Important Notes

This screening exercise is a pivotal step for returnee students seeking to integrate into the Usmanu Danfodiyo University community. It is imperative that all participants adhere to the scheduled dates and financial guidelines to ensure a seamless process. The university is committed to providing a supportive environment for all students, especially those returning from challenging circumstances abroad.

In conclusion, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, is looking forward to welcoming returnee students from Sudan, aiding in their academic journey through a structured and comprehensive screening exercise. This process underscores the university’s dedication to academic excellence and its role in ensuring that students displaced by circumstances beyond their control can continue their education without further delay.

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