RE: GET READY TO ACE YOUR GRADES: THE UNIVERSITY OF GHANA RELEASES FINAL TIMETABLE FOR SUPPLEMENTARY RE-SIT EXAMINATIONS FOR 2022/2023 SECOND SEMESTER COURSES

 Story by: Samuel K. Owusu

The University of Ghana, one of the leading tertiary institutions in West Africa, has released the final timetable for the supplementary re-sit examination for the 2022/2023 second-semester courses. The examination is set to begin on Thursday, April 27, 2023, and ends on  Thursday, May 11, 2023



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This news was communicated in a communique released on Monday, April 24, 2023, by Frederick Yuorkuu (Mr), Head, Teaching and Examinations Unit of the Academic Affairs Directorate. Find below the communique



Kindly Click Here To Access The Timetable: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vHyZrVP2FEQWWwgLGYnU1iI9wwM0yP8M


The supplementary re-sit examination is an opportunity for students who were unable to pass their second-semester courses to improve their grades. This examination is usually held after the first-semester examination, and it is only for students who have registered for it.

The timetable for the supplementary re-sit examination has been posted on the University's Notice Boards as well as Notice Boards in all the Halls, Hostels, and departments. This information is crucial for students who registered for the examination as it provides them with the date, time, and venue of their examination

It is essential for students who registered for the supplementary re-sit examination to take note of their examination date, time, and venue. They should also ensure that they arrive at the examination centre at least fifteen minutes before the examination starts to avoid being late.

It is also important to note that students who registered for the supplementary re-sit examination are only allowed to sit for courses they registered for during the first semester. Students who did not register for a course during the first semester are not allowed to register for the supplementary re-sit examination.

In conclusion, the University of Ghana has released the final timetable for the supplementary re-sit examination for the 2022/2023 first semester courses. Students who registered for this examination are advised to check the notice boards for the date, time, and venue of their examination. They are also advised to arrive at the examination centre at least fifteen minutes before the examination starts. We wish all students who registered for the supplementary re-sit examination the best of luck





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