The National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, has asked
prospective corps members for the 2017 Batch A programme to commence
their online registration.
According to details released by the examination
body, online registration for foreign and locally trained graduates will
end on May 15.
Prospective corps members will also be able to print their call-up letters from May 18.
The National Youth Service Corps,
NYSC, has asked prospective corps members for the 2017 Batch A programme
to commence their online registration
On fee payment, NYSC wrote:
“After a successful login, the PCM will click
on ‘Proceed to Payment,’ once the payment confirmation page is
displayed, the PCM will be redirected to Remita payment engine with
various payment options.
“Option A: For Cards and wallet payments; PCM
clicks on ‘Pay now with Cards or Wallets’. PCM provides card details,
pin and any other information required and if the transaction is
successful, the redirect URL is loaded.
“Option B: Paying in any bank branch: Copy
the RRR number generated by NYSC portal and take to any of the approved
banks. Click on ‘see available bank branches’ to view the banks.
“After making the payment at the bank branch,
the PCM can check payment status on the URL:
https://portal.nysc.org.ng/nysc1/TransactionStatus_remita. PCM inputs
transaction reference number/email ID or phone number used in
registering online. Click on ‘continue’ to query Remita and view the
transaction details. Click on ‘Get status’ to view the details of
payments.”
NYSC however did not state when the orientation course would begin.
The scheme, on its website directed candidates who wish to get copies of their call-up letters on the NYSC portal to pay N4,000.
However, We reported that the Joint Admissions and
Matriculation Board registration process this year has been one of the
most stressful for candidates who have not stopped complaining.
It took some candidates more than three days to do their registration while some others are still finding it hard to register.
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