FCE, ABEOKUTA (NCE) POST-UTME REGISTRATION, 2020
This is to bring to the attention of prospective students, parents, guardians, and members of the public that the much-anticipated Federal College of Education, Abeokuta (FCE Abeokuta) NCE Post-UTME admission process for the 2020/2021 academic session has commenced.
Candidates who intend to seek admission into the College are advised to pay close attention to all registration instructions and ensure that they obtain information from reliable sources before proceeding with any admission-related payment or registration.
Prospective candidates who meet the requirements for the NCE admission exercise are encouraged to stay informed about the official registration procedure and the availability of the College's functional admission portal.
Important Notice to Prospective Candidates
Candidates are particularly advised not to rush into registration on unofficial or unverified platforms. Prospective applicants should wait for the official confirmation and announcement from the College regarding the activation of the appropriate registration portal for fresh candidates for the relevant academic session. This precaution is important because registering through an unconfirmed platform or attempting to register more than once may result in unnecessary complications, duplicate applications, or additional expenses.
Candidates should therefore exercise patience and carefully verify every piece of information before submitting their applications. The College is expected to communicate important admission updates through its appropriate official channels as they become available.
Those who require clarification about the admission process may make enquiries through the appropriate contact channels provided by the College. Candidates may also visit the relevant administrative or student affairs offices at the College when necessary to obtain accurate information concerning admission, registration, course combinations, and other related matters.
JAMB CAPS and Choice of Institution
Prospective candidates should also ensure that Federal College of Education, Abeokuta is appropriately reflected as their institution of (first) choice where applicable. Candidates are advised to check their JAMB CAPS and follow the necessary procedures relating to their admission status. It is important for candidates to ensure that their JAMB information corresponds with the requirements of the College before proceeding with the admission process.
Pay Attention to Course Combinations
One of the most important aspects of the NCE admission process is the correct selection of a course combination. Candidates should carefully examine the available combinations before completing their registration.
At Federal College of Education, Abeokuta, programmes are commonly presented in the form of course combinations rather than simply as standalone programme titles. Candidates should therefore understand what the various abbreviations and combinations represent before making their selections.
For example, a candidate may come across a combination such as:
English Language Studies / Christian Religious Studies (ENG/CRS)
In this case, English Language represents the major course, while Christian Religious Studies represents the minor course. In simple terms, English Language serves as Course A, while Christian Religious Studies serves as Course B.
Candidates should not select a combination merely because they recognize one of the subjects. They should ensure that the complete combination corresponds with their intended area of study, the combinations offered by the College, and the requirements applicable to their admission.
Another example is Primary Education Studies (PES DM). The abbreviation DM refers to Double Major. A double-major combination differs from the conventional major/minor arrangement because the candidate studies the subject or area as both major and minor components.
Understanding these distinctions before registration is extremely important. Selecting an incorrect course combination may create difficulties during the admission or registration process and could potentially require a candidate to make corrections or incur additional expenses.
Verify Information Before Making Payments
Candidates are strongly encouraged to verify all admission information before making payments or submitting personal details online. Applicants should be cautious of websites, individuals, or platforms claiming to represent the College without proper confirmation.
When in doubt, candidates should seek clarification from the appropriate College authorities rather than relying solely on information circulating on social media, blogs, WhatsApp groups, or other unofficial platforms.
Admission applicants/candidates should also keep copies of their registration details, payment receipts, application numbers, and other relevant documents for future reference.
Disclaimer
This admission information is published for the purpose of keeping prospective candidates and members of the public informed. The information is provided by FCEABK Blog (fceabk.blogspot.com) as an independent information platform.
FCEABK Blog has no affiliation with, and does not claim to represent, Federal College of Education, Abeokuta. Candidates are therefore encouraged to confirm all critical admission information directly through the appropriate official channels of the College before taking any action.
The purpose of this notice is to help prospective candidates avoid misinformation, premature registration, duplicate applications, incorrect course combinations, and unnecessary financial expenses.
Candidates are encouraged to remain patient, vigilant, and attentive to subsequent announcements. Any official updates concerning the Post-UTME exercise, registration procedure, admission requirements, screening arrangements, course combinations, and other related matters should be carefully verified before action is taken.
Prospective candidates are advised to stay informed and always confirm admission-related information from the appropriate authorities before proceeding with registration or payment.
Thank you for your attention, and we wish all prospective applicants/candidates success in their admission pursuit.

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