Does CU Accept Two Sittings? 

Introduction

Can Covenant University Accept Two Sittings?

This question troubles a lot of students… So many aspirants have come to my dm to ask questions like that… Honestly at times I feel like you guys get yourself worked up for nothing.

Did you choose CU and you have so many questions… You have to chill.. Did you choose CU as 1st choice? Now the issue you have is, you want to use two sittings but you are not sure if Covenant University accepts it right?

Congratulations you are on the right page. Take a chill pill, get popcorn  and coke… Join me on this explanation journey.

If you’re reading this article there are a few things involved

• You recently registered for JAMB and you chose CU as your first choice
• You just finished writing JAMB and you’re considering making CU your first choice
• Your O’level result just came out and you had a D7,E8,F9 in one or more important subjects

Whichever category you fall under, this  article is here for you .

One of the Important Information you need to know about a particular University is whether or not they Accept Two sittings.

What is two sittings? 

 For those that don’t know, Two sittings is the use or Combination of two O-Level Certificate under the same name for admission.

  This is very helpful especially for those that were unable to have a minimum of Credit in all their core courses in a particular certificate and had some of the one they failed in one certificate on the other one.

Honestly the situation can be very painful, so many of my aspirants had to apply for change of course form because they failed one subject .Especially for English and Mathematics.

Does CU Accept Two Sittings For Admission in 2025/26 Academic Session?

One of the Important Information you need to know about a particular University is whether or not they Accept Two sittings.

YES CU accepts two sittings..You don’t know before, but now you know.

Now that we have known that Covenant University Accept Two Sittings, Can one Combine WAEC Two WAEC Result or Two NECO Result or perhaps a WAEC And NECO?

The most commonly accepted CU two sittings combination for CU screening or O’level verification that I know of are:

• WAEC and WAEC
• NECO and NECO
• WAEC and NECO
• WAEC and WAEC GCE
• NECO and WAEC GCE
• WAEC GCE and WAEC GCE
• WAEC and NABTEB
• NECO and NABTEB
• WAEC GCE and NABTEB
• NABTEB and NABTEB

Others will be communicated to you in due time..

CU also accepts NABTEB..

Without any iota of doubt, I can tell you that CU accepts 2 sittings.. So just relax

Its safer to use one sitting though, some universities especially the top universities in Nigeria might not accept 2 sittings for courses like Medicine, Dentistry and probably Law.

I hope have been able to educate you on” does CU Accept Two Sittings”

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FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. Does CU accept two sittings for all courses?
   • Yes CU generally accepts two sittings for all courses, although some courses may have specific requirements. It’s advisable to check with the university or the official admission guidelines.
2. Can I combine a WAEC and NECO result for admission to CU?
   • Yes, CU allows you to combine WAEC and NECO result for two sittings.
3. Is it challenging to change my course if I face difficulties with one sitting?
   • While it’s possible to change courses, it’s recommended to explore all options and seek guidance from the university’s admission office.
4. What is the preferred option for admission to specialized courses at CU?
   • Specialized courses like Medicine, Dentistry, and Law might prefer a single sitting. It’s advisable to check the specific requirements for such programs.
5. How can I get assistance if I encounter difficulties during the admission process?
   • If you face any challenges, you can reach out for assistance through direct messages. The university is there to guide you through the process. You can always call or message me .

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