Kogi State College of Nursing and Midwifery Admission Application Form Now Available.

The Kogi State College of Nursing and Midwifery, Obangede invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the institution for the 2017/2018 academic session.

METHOD OF APPLICATION:
1. Walk into any bank on Etranzact platform nation‐wide
2. Fill a teller (You do not need to account number)
3. Write “KOGI STATE COLLEGE OF NURSING AND MIDWIFERY OBANGEDE” at the Top of teller.
4. Fill the “Amount” (including the Transaction Charge)
5. Pay at the counter and collect “Payment Receipt” indicating:
– Confirmation Order
– Receipt
– Amount Paid
– Payment Date
– and other relevant details.

N.B.: (Insist on collecting your Payment receipt before leaving the banking hall). The following banks are members of the eTranzact platform:
Access Bank, Diamond Bank Plc, Keystone Bank, First City Monument Bank, GTB Bank, Stanbic IBTC, Sterling Bank, Zenith Bank, First Bank of Nigeria Plc, BIAO of Ivory Coast, CitiBank, Covenant Micro Finance Bank, Ecobank, Fidelity Bank Plc, Jaiz Bank, UBA Group, Skye Bank, Union Bank, Unity Bank, Wema Bank Plc and Standard Chartered Bank.

Once you have your payment receipt, visit: http://portal.kgscnmobagede.com/

    Enter your “Confirmation Order#” and click on “Start Application”
    If your “Confirmation Order#” is correct, a “New form” will open for you to start filling.
    If you have Verified your payment before, you can either: Click on “Click here to open existing Application” or you will be Automatically Redirected to the Application Login page if you enter your “Confirmation Order#”
    Complete the Application Form as appropriate and submit the form online.

Sales of form ends: Saturday, July 31st 2017.

Examination: Saturday, August 5th 2017.

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