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NYSC Online Registration For 2020 Batch 'A'' and Important Tips

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NYSC Online Registration For 2020 Batch 'A'' and Important Tips
While waiting for the NYSC PORTAL to be officially on 20th February, 2020, here are some important online registration guidelines, we prepared it to make sure every Prospective Corps Members have seamless registration processes.

For now, these tips will help you so greatly.

Kindly be informed that not every PCMs who will register between 20th February - 2nd March will be enlisted or will be given call to the NYSC camp to participate in the camp orientation course; this is because the NYSC camps do not have enough space to accommodate all PCMs at once.
Therefore, some registered PCMs will either be shifted to Stream 2 or 2020  Batch 'B'.

But it is important to note that at the time of this publication, there is not yet an official statement from NYSC concerning if there will be Stream 2 Batch 'A' but for sure, there will be Batch 'B', and I am sure you are not ready to wait for Batch 'B' which no one knows when they will be called to camp.

🔹🔸Below are your online registration tips and guidelines:

1. Register early: Please, go to cyber café for your registration very early in the morning, so that you can register before NYSC server gets hitched as usual due to large traffic.

2. Register on 20th or  2nd March so that you won't be shifted to another batch or streams if there will be any.

3. You must have a functional e-mail address. Please, DO NOT make use of the cyber café man email. If you don't have email address, you can create one for yourself. It is simple and easy to create.
4. Sit behind or by the side of the cyber man, so as to make sure he fills in your details correctly.

5. Make sure you register with your Nigeria active phone number. DO NOT register with the cyber man phone number or your parents phone number. Because as time goes on, you will be receiving important message from the NYSC management.

6. Go with make up free face and white passport photograph (one copy is ok)

7. Wash your hand and keep it neat so that thumb scanning machine won't reject it.

8. Pay for call-up letter, though it's optional but pay, so that NYSC will send you call-up to your dashboard for online printing. That will save you some stress.
9. Go to cyber café with your ATM Visa or Masters card or some cash (there are other payment options)

10. You must do your Biometric verification by yourself. DO NOT let another person to thumbprint in your space.

11. Print your green card in colourd. Green card is a slip NYSC will send to you at the point of completing your online registration. If you are having problem doing it, don't tell that person by your side to quickly do it for you. You must keep trying.
12. You will be required to create an online profile before you proceed to registration. Please, use your own e-mail and any simple thing you can easily remember as your password. You'll need your e-mail address and password for subsequent login to your dashboard. So keep it safe.

13.The 3 NYSC official website are:
a. portal.nysc.gov.ng
b. nysc.org.ng
c. portal.nysc.org.ng

13. After registration, keep checking your email. A URL will be sent to your e-mail. It is through that URL you will print your Green Card.

Now, the Following Are the Items You Need To Go To Cyber Cafe with For Your Registration

1. Passport photo graph (white or off-white background)

2. Biro(pen) because you may need to write down something

3. Your school matriculation number and Jamb Reg number.

4. Marriage documents (for married woman who wish to be posted same place her husband resides)

5. ATM card (Masters or Verve) because you would be required to pay for call-up letter
6. Please, go with some cash (5k is ok)

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