Students of the Advanced School of Mass Communication , ASMAC, who failed to validate all their first semester courses have begun resit examinations, scheduled to run from Tuesday, April 7 to Thursday, April 9, 2026.
The three-day session brings together candidates from all the different fields of study and academic levels within the institution. It serves as a final opportunity for affected students to make up for failed or incomplete courses before the academic year proceeds.
Early observations from examination halls show a calm but tense atmosphere, with students focused on their scripts under the watch of invigilators. Seating arrangements and supervision have been reinforced to ensure compliance with academic regulations.
According to school authorities, the resit session plays a key role in maintaining academic fairness while upholding institutional standards. It enables students to recover credits without compromising the quality of training delivered by the school.
The exercise is particularly decisive for final-year students, whose success in these exams will determine their eligibility for graduation. For others, it remains a critical step toward advancing to the next level.
The school administration have also reminded candidates of the importance of discipline and honesty, stressing that any form of examination malpractice will be sanctioned.
As the resit session comes to an end, it underscores the importance of resilience within the academic journey. For these students, the experience serves as both a corrective measure and a lesson in perseverance.
CARL WOBYEB
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