National Open University Of Nigeria E-examination Procedures For 100 level – 200 level

As a fresher student in National Open University Of Nigeria (NOUN), you might be curious about how to write NOUN e-exam or what are the procedures of writing NOUN e-exam, if these are your questions, worry no more. In this article, I will explain everything you need to know about NOUN e-examination, as a fresher in NOUN there is some crucial information you need to know, don’t enter the exam hall until you finish reading this! 1. All the students will be given different set of questions but the position of each question will be scattered. For instance, your own Number 1 question might appear as Number 6 question on another person’s screen in few cases. The options may also be scattered i.e your own option A might be another person’s option D. 2. The question is a mixture of OBJ (Objective) and fill-in-the gap. OBJ is usually around 35-40% and fill-in-the-gap covers 60-65%. 3. The ratio of the OBJ to fill-in-the-gap questions depend on the course you are writing the exam. 4. At times, some of the questions raised in OBJ are repeated in the fill-in-the-gap. It is therefore recommended that in case you forgot some answers you can attempt other questions, you may find the right answer along the line. (Please pay attention to this) 5. All the courses carry 70 questions for 2 unit courses while 100 questions for 3 unit courses. 6. The timer starts immediately you commence the exam, therefore do not waste time when trying to solve difficult questions, make sure you attempt the questions you know the answers first… in fact, most of the times you can even find the correct answers in the front. So be patient while answering the questions. 7. The computer will only display one question per page just like the TMA interface. Hence, to view the next questions you need to click on the “Next button” or press the “Previous button” to access previous questions. 8. The timer will stop immediately you log out of the system and if you log in again the timer will continue from where you stopped but the questions and options will be scattered. 9. Explore the power of prayer: This may sound funny to some people, pray before you enter the exam hall or before starting the exam because sometimes you may be given a system which might malfunction or develop some issues during the exam. This might affect performance of the affected students and again it might take a long time for the system engineer to come and diagnose/fix the issue. Time is already wasted and little or nothing can be done about that. 10. Please note that the management has taken measures to mitigate impersonation such that your picture will appear on all the pages of the exam question… Anyone caught impersonating will be summarily dealt with. 11. Immediately you visit the e-exam portal you will be required to login with your matric number (just as you did in your TMA portal). So make sure you write your matric number where you can easily find it (in case you don’t know it offhand). 12. These are the basic buttons on the page and their functions: – NEXT: when you click this button you will be able to access the next set of questions – PREVIOUS: when you click this button you will be able to access previously viewed questions – LOGOUT: when you click this button you will be logged out of the page unless you log in again – SUBMIT: this is the execution button; you should only click it after you have answered all the questions. On clicking the SUBMIT button you will be notified if you still have some unanswered questions left. Make sure you review your work before hitting this button. NOUN Trending