UNIUYO Basic Studies CBT Screening Schedule 2025/2026

The University of Uyo has fixed the online screening for its Basic Studies programme. It is short, clear, and yes, a bit intense. Two tests, close together, so keep your eyes on the clock.

UNIUYO Basic Studies Online CBT Screening Exercise, key points

• Who this covers: all applicants for the UNIUYO School of Basic Studies.
• What will happen: a mock CBT test, then the main CBT test.
• Why it matters: both tests count, miss one and the process stops for you, sadly.
• Start time: 10:00 am on each day.

UNIUYO Basic Studies Online CBT Screening Exercise, dates

• Mock CBT: Thursday, 18 September 2025.
• Main CBT: Friday, 19 September 2025.
• Time: 10:00 am for both.
• Format: computer based, online, keep your device and data ready.

UNIUYO Basic Studies Online CBT Screening Exercise, what you must do

• Take part in both tests
  • The mock helps you settle, the main test seals the deal.
  • Skip one, and, well, that would be that.
• Prepare early
  • Charge your device, check your internet, keep a backup if you can.
  • Sit in a calm spot, close extra apps, breathe, it helps.
• Keep your details handy
  • Application number, login email, password.
  • Write them down on a small card, just in case.

UNIUYO Basic Studies Online CBT Screening Exercise, quick tips

• Join a few minutes before 10:00 am, queues can form online too.
• Read each page slowly, then act, do not rush, tiny errors cost time.
• Watch the timer, it moves faster than it looks, funny how that happens.
• Stay calm, a short pause, a sip of water, then carry on.

UNIUYO Basic Studies Online CBT Screening Exercise, help desk

• Technical support email: cbt@uniuyo.edu.ng.
• When writing, add your full name, application number, and a short note on the issue.

Final check, before you click start

• Device on, charger close by, internet stable.
• Quiet room, clean desk, ID and login details ready.
• Both dates saved on your phone calendar, with alerts, twice if you like.

It is your hour. Two mornings, one after the other, and you are through. Ready?

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