2017: Happy New Year To All Auchi Polytes (Read Our Prayers For All Ex/Students Of Auchi Poly/Fans/Followers)

Happy New Year 2017, with love from Auchipolyinfo.com .
Wishing all Auchi Polytes a joyful, bright, healthy,rewarding, prosperous and happiest new year ever!

We are glad to step into 2017 in Style, We are very Positive about 2017, We know this Year will bear good fruit for us and all our well wishers.

2017 is a new beginnings, fresh starts, reaffirmations of love and promises for a brighter future all come to mind as we ring in a New Year. There are the superficial, yet purposeful, promises we make to ourselves.

No matter the hurdles or problem you experienced in 2016, You won’t shed any Tears in 2017. Your life will be so colorful that even your enemies will have no choice than to hang themselves.

No matter how big your Success and Achievement are in 2016, They will be very small compare to what 2017 will offer you.
Thank You all for staying with us all throuh 2017 – We You.

God Bless!!!!!!!!!!!!

20 Degree Courses With Best Employment Opportunities In Nigeria

20 degree courses with best employment opportunities in Nigeria


What we have here is an unverified listing of 20 degree courses with
best employment opportunities in Nigeria. Included also is another 20
courses with worst employment opportunities in Nigeria. In these
lists, the compiler (a student like you ) have taken time to observe
the Nigerian employment market and propose this list as a
course-choice-guide to prospective students who wish to apply for
admission into the university.

Note that this is a mere hypothesis that stand to be criticized. Your
contribution is welcome on what you think is better. Feel free to
comment courses you feel should be on the list of best or worst
courses after viewing the writer's opinion. Let's form a forum!

BEST COURSES
1. Civil Engineering
2. Agriculture Science.
3. Medicine.
4. Economics.
5. Business & Administrative
Studies.
6. Geology
7. Computer Science/IT
8. Nursing
9. Architecture
10. Health Education
11. Home Economics
12. Marketing
13. Graphics Art.
14. Accounting & Finance
15. Fishery.
16. Pharmacy.
17. Physics
18. Human Resources
Management
19. Law
20. Chemistry

WORST COURSES
1. Religious Studies
2. Political Science
3. Music
4. Zoology
5. Primary Education
6. French
7. Sport
8. Sociology
9. Counseling Psychology
10. Geography
11. Language
12. Library and Information Science
13. Fine Art
14. Philosophy
15. Social Studies
16. Mass Communication
17. Botany
18. Physical Education
19. Theatre Art
20. English Literature

Now have your say, make a contribution now!

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Guidelines On Payment Of Acceptance And Administrative Charges- AUCHI POLY

KINDLY DOWNLOAD  THE PICTURE AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS, YOURE ADVISED TO TAKE YOUR RRR TO ANY OF THE DESIGNATED BANKS BELOW TO PAY FOR YOUR AUCHI POLY ACCEPTANCE FEE

YOU ARE TO PAY 7000 NAIRA FOR ND, 10000 NAIRA FOR HND VIA THE FOLLOWING BANKS BELOW

• Mainstreet
• STERLING
• Enterprise
• SUNTRUST BANK
• ACCESS
• KBL
• FIRST BANK
• WEMA BANK
• ECOBANK
• ZENITH
• FCMB
• STANBIC
• UBA
• GTB
• DIAMOND
• FIDELITY
• SKYE BANK
• UNITY BANK
• HERITAGE
• JAIZ
• STANDARD CHARTERED
• CITIBANK
• UNION BANK

PLEASE NOTE YOURE TO PAY THE FEE ON OR BEFORE 30TH DECEMBER TO AVOID YOUR ADMISSION BN INVALID.

IF YOU HAVE ANY ISSUES PAYING KINDLY CONTACT US TO ASSIST YOU VIA 08101006164

Happy Birthday To Aliu Aluaye aka Triple (GO TV) Current Director of Publicity S.U.G Auchi Poly 2016/2017 Academic Session

On behalf of staff and students of Auchi Poly we say Happy birthday to Aliu Aluaye aka Triple (GO TV) the current director of Publicity S.U.G Auchi Poly 2016 /2017 Academic Session 

Drop your wishes

Breaking News: See The Approved Academic Calendar For The First Semester Of 2016/2017 Academic Session For Regular Students (AUCHI POLY) - FOLLOW THE LINK TO SEE IT

APPROVED ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER OF 2016/2017 ACADEMIC SESSION FOR REGULAR STUDENTS
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Management of the institution has released the academic calendar for the 2016/2017 academic session
. Source - auchipolyinfo.com
Here are Ten Important Events to Note:
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Students are to resume from the Christmas Break on January 8, 2017, except students on Industrial Training.
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Students' registration and lectures to continue 9th January, 2017
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Orientation for new students will hold 24th - 27th January, 2017. Source - auchipolyinfo.com
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Matriculation Ceremony for fresh students will take place on the 17th March, 2017.
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Registration and intensive lectures will begin for returning students from Industrial Training on the 3rd April, 2017
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First Semester Examination for all Regular Students and ND II Students that were on Industrial Training will commence on the 2nd May, 2017 source- auchipolyinfo.com
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First Semester Examination ends for all Regular Students and ND II Students that were on Industrial Training on the 26th May, 2017
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Students are expected to vacate the campus on May 27, 2017 for the First Semester Holiday
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Departmental Board Meetings for the consideration of the First Semester 2016/2017 Examination will hold 20th June, 2017
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Academic Board Meetings for the consideration of the First Semester 2016/2017 Examination will hold 23rd June, 2017

N2,000 Worth of Airtime To The Person That Comment Last On This Post! By Ileh Joseph Osahon

We got a report that a Facebook user named "Ileh Joseph Osahon"  posted on his wall that the last person to comment on his post will earn 2k worth of Airtime... 

Kindly see post below for proof 

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How To Ask Intelligent Questions In Class

It common for most students to refrain from asking questions even when they clearly don’t understand what they are been taught. The reason in most cases is that they are more bothered about what the rest of the class would think about their question. Do you occasionally find it difficult asking questions in class when you have difficulty? Here are few tips on how to ask intelligent questions in class.
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Remove every form of hesitation
Try and identify the reason behind your hesitation and do away with it. Be confident in yourself and your abilities and once you can let go of whatever keeps you from asking question when you don’t understand, be it fear, doubt, panic or low self esteem you would have avoided a major hindrance to participating in the classroom.
Be polite.
You have a question or you need extra clarification, politely put up your hands and ask the lecturer to please help you out by entertaining your question.
Learn to explain yourself.
When you are finally granted audience by the lecturer, try and explain yourself as clearly as possible, for example, sir please am a bit confused with the explanation, could you please go through it one more time.
Be audible
Try and make sure that your voice is loud and clear enough for the lecturer to hear what you are saying. Imagine asking for clarification and the lecturer can’t hear what you are trying to say, this can prompt the lecturer to avoid answering your questions.
State the aspect you clearly understand.
Before asking a question make sure that you were at least listening to the lecturer while he was teaching. Then when you end up asking a question, let the lecturer know the part of the lecture you understand, this make you look smart and shows that you have actually been following the lecture.
Then state the aspect that you need further explanation.
After clearing up on the point where you understand, politely ask for help in clearing up the area where you have difficulty understanding. This should put the lecturer in a position to better understand where you need assistance thereby knowing how to better clarify your questions to make sure that you fully come to terms and understand.
Keep it simple
Don’t beat around the bush, go straight to the point and avoid asking more than what is actually needed to understand your area of difficulty. Too much information can make you get an answer that isn’t actually the solution to your problem. The fault then becomes yours and not the lecturers.
Avoid using filler words.
Refrain from using words like “um”, “ermm”, and other filler languages. These words are used when you are thinking of what to say, try as much as possible to avoid them if you want to be seen as smart and intelligent.
Lastly just ask the question.
So you have a question to ask, instead of sitting down and wallowing in your ignorance, just ask the question. The smartest people ask questions when they are in doubt or need assistance, so don’t be scared of asking a stupid question, instead be scared of not getting the best out off every lecture.
You can add yours
Source: http://schoolhome.com.ng/2016/12/28/how-to-ask-intelligent-questions-in-class/