NOUN DVC Lauds Bauchi Study Centre's Exemplary Exam Conduct

Prof. Butswat observing students conduct during exams session

Bauchi, Nigeria – The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration) of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Prof. Isaac Butswat, has commended the Bauchi Study Centre for its impeccable management of the 2025_1 electronic-based examination (e-exam) session. The commendation follows a recent assessment of the centre's operations during a working visit.

On July 5, 2025, Prof. Butswat personally observed the e-examination process at the Bauchi Study Centre. He noted the high level of discipline exhibited by the students and the complete absence of any examination malpractice. His observations underscore the centre's commitment to upholding academic integrity.

Expressing his satisfaction, Prof. Butswat specifically praised the students for their exemplary conduct, emphasizing the crucial role such standards play in maintaining the credibility of NOUN's academic programs. He stressed the importance of sustaining this positive trend in future examinations.

The DVC also extended his appreciation to the Acting Centre Director, Dr. Madu Galadima, and his dedicated team for their efforts in fostering a conducive and secure examination environment. He acknowledged their collective commitment to ensuring a smooth and fair examination process for all students.

"Everything about this examination is fine," Prof. Butswat remarked, further encouraging students to "continue doing the good job." His words served as a strong endorsement of the Bauchi Study Centre's operational efficiency and ethical standards.

The primary objective of the DVC's visit was to thoroughly evaluate the effectiveness of the current examination procedures, pinpoint potential areas for enhancement, and ultimately, safeguard the integrity of the entire examination process at the centre. The findings will contribute to NOUN's ongoing efforts to refine its examination protocols nationwide.

He urged the students to maintain their commitment to academic excellence, reiterating the significance of academic integrity in their pursuit of higher education. Prof. Butswat's visit reinforces NOUN's dedication to providing quality education and fostering a culture of ethical conduct among its students.