TCU: PUBLIC INFORMATION ON THE FIRST PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS 2017/2018 | TCU PUBLIC NOTICE

 

TANZANIA VIEW TYPE (TCU) TELECOMMENDATION INFORMATION ON THE 2017/2018 TCU Commission announces that the First Phase of qualification for students who are expected to attend primary education graduates ended on 30 August 2017. In the phase , as stated in the Commission announcement on July 20, 2017, prospective students sent their applications directly to college in the country. Colleges dismissed the application and finally submitted the Commission for review. The Commission wishes to inform the public that it has completed the verification of the names of all applicants who have requested to join Higher Education Colleges for the 2017/18 academic year. The result of the review is as follows: a) The total number of names submitted from the company was 180,640 (109,399 men, 71,241 women). However, these names had several defects such as repeating. The Commission was able to record 77,756 names (47,501 men and 30,255 women), which is the total number of applications .b) The total number of students selected by colleges (between 77,756 applicants) is 44,627 (27,116 women 17,511). That's exactly 57.4 percent of all applicants. The remaining 33,129 applicants (42.6%) would not be awarded to colleges due to competition or lack of qualifications in the applications they requested. c) Of the 44,627 applicants who have been nominated by colleges, the Commission has been convinced that 20,247 applicants (45.4%) can join their colleges who apply directly (12,396 men, 7,851). 16,584 applicants (37.2%), 9,923 men, 6,661, have been selected more than one college. In addition, 7,796 applicants (17.4%), 4,797,999 women, the Commission noted that they did not have the qualifications to join the suggested colleges. This means 36,831 applicants (22,319 men 14,512) are expected to join colleges in this First Phase. Information about the names of the selected applicants and those of the same college has been submitted to the relevant universities. Currently the Commission has opened its application for the Second Phase from 4 to 10 October 2017 to allow the following groups to apply for exemption: a) Applicants who have been selected more than one college; These applicants will be required to decide immediately and select one college and eventually inform the college b) Applicants who have missed the first phase due to competition or lack of qualifications in the applications they requested; In addition, the Commission has used this opportunity to allow the following groups to apply for exemption: a) Sixth Applicants who have failed to request in the first phase; b) Diploma applicants who are reluctant to receive the Award Verification Number (AVN); c) Applicants who have finished Cambridge examinations in 2017 and have lost their results; and d) Candidates of universities who will have a confirmation from their previous colleges. The Commission wishes to emphasize that the application procedure in Phase II is the same as used in the First Phase of Conduct. This means that applicants will have to submit their application directly to the forum and not to the Commission (TCU). The Commission advises all applicants to use this short opportunity to complete their application in order to avoid unnecessarily inappropriate for the year 2017/18. In addition, the Commission calls on all applicants to visit college sites to understand the fate of their application. For those who have been selected more than one campus, they will only validate one college choice to avoid unemployment in the year 2017/18. Prof. Eleuther Genie Acting Secretary General of the University of Tanzania 5 October 2017