PLASU Academic Resumption Schedule for 200 and 300 Levels - May 2024

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Plateau State University (PLASU) is resuming academic activities with a structured and phased approach. Beginning on 2nd May 2024, 200 and 300-level students will return first, followed by their 100 and 400-level peers later in the month. With key resumption conditions in place, including fines and behavioural undertakings, isn't it crucial to ensure you're fully prepared to return to your studies without a hitch?

PLASU Academic Resumption and Examination Schedule

The Plateau State University (PLASU) resumption of academic activities comes after a brief hiatus due to unforeseen circumstances. The university management, along with local government and security agencies, has worked diligently to ensure a safe and orderly return to campus. Here’s what you need to know about the phased resumption and the continuation of examinations for all students.

200/300 Levels Resume on 2nd May, Exams from 6th May
100/400 Levels Resume on 20th May, Exams from 22nd May
Fine N7,000 Due to Damage from Riot
Behaviour Letter Required, Signed by Community Leader
Fees Paid Only Students Who Paid Fees Can Resume
Exam Timetable Check Departments and University Website
Compliance Must Adhere to Resumption Conditions
Location Plateau State University, Bokkos

Resumption Schedule

Phased Resumption Details:

All students are encouraged to check the revised first-semester examination timetable which is available in respective departments, faculties, and on the PLASU website.

Conditions for Resumption

To facilitate a smooth transition back to academic activities, PLASU has set forth several important conditions that all students must adhere to:

  1. Fine for Damages: Due to the damage incurred during the disruption on 19th April 2024, each student is required to pay a fine of Seven Thousand Naira (N7,000.00). Details on how to make this payment can be found on the university’s website and notice boards around campus.
  2. School Fees: Only students who are up-to-date with their school fees payments are eligible to resume classes and sit for examinations.
  3. Behavioural Undertaking: Each student must submit a letter of undertaking to demonstrate good behaviour moving forward. This letter must be witnessed by a traditional ruler not below the rank of a District Head. For students not originating from Plateau State, a recognized community leader can serve as a witness. The template for this letter can be downloaded from the PLASU website.

Important Reminders

Please ensure that all the above conditions are met before your return. Adhering to these guidelines is essential for maintaining a conducive academic environment and for gaining access to university and examination facilities.

Conclusion

The resumption of academic activities at PLASU is a significant step towards normalising the academic calendar and ensuring that you, as a student, can continue your studies without further interruptions. Make sure to arrange all necessary payments and documentation ahead of your return to campus. This is an opportunity to come back with a renewed focus and commitment to your studies. Remember, the university is committed to supporting you through this transition. For any further enquiries, you can contact the university administration directly through the details provided on their official website.

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