– NABTEB GCE Guide –
Are you preparing to write NABTEB GCE 2022? The National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) has released the entry guide for candidates registering for the 2021 Nov/Dec NBC/NTC and ANBC/ANTC examinations. Read down to see the guide.
About NABTEB
The National Business and Technical Examinations Board released the 2021 November/ December National Business Certificate (NBC) / National Technical Certificate (NTC) examinations guide.
Also, it released the General Education Advanced National Business (ANBC) / Advanced National Technical Certificate (ANTC) examinations guide for all candidates.
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This entry guide is issued with other documents for the November/December Certificate Examinations. It contains instructions for easy online registration.
NABTEB GCE Guide for Purchase of Registration Pins
Registration PINs for the above-named examinations, primarily for private candidates, are available for purchase at:
NABTEB Zonal Offices in Abuja, Kaduna, Yola, Osogbo, Enugu and Benin City NABTEB Liaison Office in Abuja, NABTEB Area Office in Lagos, NABTEB State offices Nationwide, and NABTEB National Headquarters, Ikpoba Hill, Benin City.
Approved NABTEB centres are free to enter candidates for the examinations, but they should obtain Registration Pin for each candidate from the designated selling points.
Important Notice to Candidates
Candidates are to read the information below carefully.
1. Entries that do not conform to the board’s regulations would be rejected.
2. The board will ensure that examinations take place as provided on the timetable at various centres. However, changes, if any, will be communicated to candidates through mass media or their respective centres.
Candidates are strongly advised to check for such information at their centres/NABTEB website at least 3 days before the commencement of the examinations.
3. The board has the right to cancel or withhold the results of any candidate in whole or in part for reasons connected with examination malpractice and irregularities.
4. The board shall relieve its employees or agents from all responsibilities, for any injury, delay, loss or damage of any cause and of whatever kind, arising or resulting directly or indirectly from any action, neglect or default on their part while acting in the course of or connection with the Board’s .
5. The board may reject the scripts of any candidate in any paper for which the candidate has not been duly registered.
6. Only three changes would be allowed for trades/subjects after registration. However, no change would be allowed for Bio-data entries.
Materials Allowed For The Examination
Take note of the following information:
1. All candidates are required to supply their own pen, pencil, eraser, ink, ruler, and mathematical set.
2. Candidates are required to provide their own drawing board, Tee-square, metric scale ruler and other drawing instruments. They are also allowed to use slide rules during the examination if the need arises.
3. The use of a simple, non-programmable, noiseless and cordless calculator is allowed.
4. Candidates are not allowed to enter the examination Hall with phones and other electronic gadgets.
Date and Time for Examination
The exams schedule is explicitly stated below, read carefully!
1. It is imperative for candidates to check the date and the time of commencement of their papers from the examination timetable and their examination centre or from the board’s website.
Generally, morning papers commence at 9.00 a.m, and candidates are to arrive at their examination centres at least half an hour before the commencement of each paper.
2. No candidate is allowed to leave the hall, unless on confirmed health ground, until 30 minutes to full time for a 3-hour paper or 10 minutes to full time for an objective paper.
Where a health problem is confirmed, the centre supervisor is under instruction to ensure that question papers and other worked materials are not taken out of the examination hall. Similarly, no candidate is allowed into an examination hall 30 minutes after the commencement.
Examination Rules
1. The attention of the candidate is hereby drawn to the provisions of Examination Malpractice Act No. 33 of 1999 which provide stiff penalties for examination malpractice. Candidates are therefore warned to desist from actions that would breach the provisions of the Act.
2. Candidates are not allowed to bring textbooks, scripts or plain sheets of paper into the hall, except materials that they have been specifically been told to bring for the examination.
3. Candidates must not communicate with each other during the examinations. Candidates wishing to ask questions should attract the attention of the supervisor/invigilator by raising their hands.
4. The Board does not accept responsibility for the lose of books, bags, or other property which candidates bring to the examination centre.
5. A candidate who disobeys any of these instructions may be asked to discontinue his or her work by the supervisor who is under instruction to report such disobedience to the Board.
6. Where examination officials or school authorities are involved in Examination malpractice or irregularities, candidates may report directly to the Board with proof.
Practical Examinations
Candidates for practical examinations are required to provide their own tools. In the case of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), candidates may be allowed to provide their own computers or laptops.
Candidates are expected to exercise great care in the handling and use of the machines and tools provided by their centres.
Cutting list for practical papers would be sent to centres and candidates are to make individual arrangements with the principals/proprietors of their centres for the procurement of materials for their practical papers for which they are to pay.
The cost of the material(s) needed for each practical paper will be calculated by the board and sent to centres.
Candidates are free to demand this from the principals or proprietors of their centres who are under instructions to make them available to candidates who may wish to make private arrangements to get the materials for practical papers.
Candidates are therefore strictly advised to go to their centres at least one week before the commencement of their papers in order to make proper arrangements for the procurement of materials for practicals.
Irregular Entries
No results would be issued to candidates who sit for papers for which they have not been registered. If a candidate registers for a paper and his or her name does not appear on the marks and attendance sheet, report would be filed to the Supervisor, who has been authorized to take appropriate action.
If you have been entered for the wrong paper(s) or your name is misspelt, you must let the supervisor know immediately for correction. Multiple or double Registration (registering for two or more trades at the same time) would be invalidated.
Passport Photograph
Scan and upload your coloured passport photograph with RED background with a dimension of 2cm x 1.5cm. Use of Webcam passports is not allowed.
Admission Notice Form
Candidates must download the admission notice form and bring the same to the examination hall for all the papers registered for.
Personal Data
You are required to supply your personal information which includes: first name, middle name and surname e.g. “Muyiwa Emeka Yakubu, address, date of birth and gender information.
Enrolment for Both Ordinary and Advanced Crafts
No candidate is allowed to enrol for NBC and ANBC or NTC and ANTC subjects together in the same examination series, where this is done; the entry would be rejected.
Multiple Entries
A candidate is expected to enrol for only one trade. Multiple entries would be invalidated.
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Trade-related and Trade Components
Take note of the following information:
1. Examination centres must not register candidates for trades for which their centres were not approved. Colleges or Schools which do not adhere strictly to this would have their entries invalidated in the affected subjects.
2. No ANBC or ANTC candidate is allowed to write any of the General subjects at an ordinary level.
3. Except for candidates enrolling for General Education, all other candidates can only enrol for any of the subjects listed against their trades.
Correspondence After Submission of Entry
In all correspondences, the candidate must state:
1. His/her full name
2. Examination number
3. Year of examination/series
4. Examination centre
5. Trade name/code.
6. Contact address and phone number
Visually-challenged Candidates
Visually-challenged candidates would also register on-line but must clearly state the nature of their challenge.
NOTE:
1. Candidates are strongly advised to make use of standard cybercafes for their entries.
2. Biometric registration is compulsory for all candidates
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