NAUB CONCLUDES FIVE-DAY TETFund-SPONSORED ACADEMIC TRAINING, TRAINS UNDERGRADUATES ON CGPA COMPUTATION
The Nigerian Army University Biu (NAUB) has on 16th October , 2026 concluded its five-day TETFund-sponsored academic training programme with a dedicated session for undergraduate students, focusing on the University Result Processing System and the computation of Grade Point Average (GPA) and Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA).
The final day of the training provided students with practical guidance on calculating their GPA and CGPA, equipping them with the knowledge required to understand their academic performance, monitor their progress and make informed decisions throughout their university education.
Addressing the students, the Vice-Chancellor, represented by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Professor Alkasim Abubakar, encouraged them to take the training seriously and maximise the opportunity to improve their understanding of the University’s academic processes. He cautioned students against distractions, particularly excessive use of mobile phones, urging them to remain attentive, engaged and committed to their studies.
Similarly, the Registrar, represented by Mr Ibrahim Bulama, emphasised the importance of students’ participation in the training and encouraged them to take advantage of the knowledge gained to enhance their academic experience and navigate the University’s result processing system more effectively.
The closing ceremony also featured the presentation of awards to selected staff and students in recognition of their contributions and participation in the programme. The recognition underscored the University’s commitment to promoting excellence, encouraging active participation and strengthening institutional capacity.
The five-day training, sponsored by the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), covered key areas of academic administration and digital learning, including awareness and sensitisation on TETFund’s TERAS application, student portal management, university result processing, online visibility and academic ranking, as well as practical guidance on GPA and CGPA computation for undergraduates.
The programme reflects NAUB’s continued commitment to leveraging digital technologies to improve academic administration, strengthen institutional efficiency and equip staff and students with the knowledge and skills required to thrive in an increasingly technology-driven educational environment.
Through initiatives of this nature, the University continues to reinforce its commitment to academic excellence, digital transformation and improved service delivery across the University community.
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