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Postponed NDA Screening Test Holds 8 June
The Nigerian Defence Academy has announced a new date for the earlier postponed screening Test for 71 Regular Course.
The Academy has fixed Saturday 8 June 2019 as the new date in which the screening test will hold simultaneously across different centres nationwide, Major Abubakar Abdullahi, the Academy Public Relations Officer said in a statement on Thursday.
According to him, “In the light of this, candidates who duly applied to the Nigerian Defence Academy and successfully scored minimum of180 (One Hundred and Eighty) in UTME are advised to visit application portal on the NDA website www.nda.edu.ng to select the examination centre of their choice and print out their examination card
“Please note that only those with duly printed Examination Card will be admitted into the various centres for the test.
Once again, the Academy wishes to thank the general public for the patience and usual cooperation”, the statement added.
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