The semester system
Each programme is divided into semesters of about eighteen weeks. Marks are a combination of sessional assessment by the college (assignments, quizzes, mid-term, practical work, teaching practice) and the University’s final examination, in the proportions the University sets.
Date-sheets and roll-number slips
Published on the notice board under Examinations as soon as the University issues them, and displayed on campus.
Results
The University of Education declares results on its own website. The college announces the declaration date on the notice board and issues result cards to students.
Transcripts and degrees
After the final semester, the college submits every graduate’s case to the University for the transcript and degree and follows up until they are issued. This is the “on-time degree” promise in practice: named staff, a tracked list, and a phone call to the University when anything stalls. Ask the office for the current status of any batch.
Results record
Pass rates by programme and session, as recorded in University of Education results, will be published here once the college compiles them (requested 3 September 2026). We publish scoped, dated figures with a denominator — never a bare percentage.