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APPROVED 2020 BATCH ‘A’ MOBILIZATION TIME-TABLE

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1. 2019 BATCH ‘C’ POST MOBILIZATION WORKSHOP 27TH – 29TH  JANUARY, 2020

2.  2020 BATCH ‘A’ PRE-MOBILIZATION WORKSHOP 3RD – 7TH  FEBRUARY, 2020

3.  UPLOADING OF SENATE /ACADEMIC BOARD APPROVED RESULTS FOR FULL/PART-TIME GRADUATES AND REVALIDATION LIST BY CPIs  1ST – 20TH FEBRUARY, 2020

4.  SUBMISSION OF HARD COPIES OF SENATE/ACADEMIC BOARD APPROVED RESULTS FOR FULL/PART-TIME GRADUATES AND REVALIDATION LISTS BY CPIs 10TH – 14TH  FEBRUARY, 2020

5.  ONLINE REGISTRATION BY FOREIGN AND LOCALLY TRAINED NIGERIAN GRADUATES 20TH FEBRUARY – 2ND MARCH, 2020
 PRE-CAMP PHYSICAL VERIFICATION OF CREDENTIALS OF FOREIGN TRAINED GRADUATES 2ND – 6TH MARCH, 2020

6.  ENTERTAINMENT OF COMPLAINTS FROM PROSPECTIVE CORPS MEMBERS BY THE STATE DEPLOYMENT AND RELOCATION OFFICERS AND NYSC HELP LINES/DESK 14TH – 29TH FEBRUARY, 2020

7. ACTION BY ICT DEPARTMENT 2ND – 6TH  MARCH, 2020

8.  NOTIFICATION AND PRINTING OF CALL-UP LETTERS BY PCMs 6TH – 10TH MARCH, 2020

9.  ON-LINE PRINTING OF DEPLOYMENT DISPOSITION BY CORPS PRODUCING INSTITUTIONS/DELIVERY OF MANUAL CALL-UP LETTERS TO INSTITUTIONS  6TH – 10th MARCH, 2020

10.  2020 BATCH ‘A’ ORIENTATION COURSE
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