The official publication of the test schedule for the first semester of the 2023/2024 academic year has come from Delta State School of Marine Technology (DSMT). After extensive discussions with the management team, the renowned Rector, Prof. James Okoro, issued this statement, which represents a significant turning point for students enrolled in the National Diploma (ND) programs at the DSMT, Burutu.
Details of the Exam Schedule
The dates for the exams in the first semester have been determined by the academic board:
- Date of Start: Monday, April 8, 2024
- Date of Conclusion: Friday, April 19, 2024
Exams for both ND 1 and ND 2 students will take place at this time, which will be a big turning point in their academic year.
Tips for Preparation
Now that the exam dates have been confirmed, students are urged to focus more on their preparation. Here are some pointers to aid in your efficient preparation:
- Examine Previous Materials: Go over your notes, your textbooks, and any other pertinent materials you may have studied this semester.
- Practice Exam Questions: Use previous exam questions to acquaint yourself with the structure and nature of the questions you may face.
- Create Study Groups: Working with peers can help resolve any ambiguities or challenging subjects and offer support to one another.
- Use Your Time Wisely: Set aside enough time for every subject so that you can prepare for everything evenly.
- Seek Clarification: If you have any questions or require more information on any particular topic, don’t be afraid to contact your lecturers or tutors.
In Summary
For all DSMT students, the release of the first-semester exam dates is a critical occasion that marks the end of months of study and preparation. Students can approach their exams with confidence and aim for success by following the prescribed schedule and using efficient study techniques. As always, preparation is essential, so take this opportunity to concentrate, go over, and thoroughly be ready for whatever is ahead. I wish every DSMT student the best of luck as they get ready to ace their next exams.
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