| The Requirements |
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All candidates who wish to sit for the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations examinations must be registered as student members of the Institute. |
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| Benefits of Student Registration |
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Students have the right to sit for NIPR Examinations for three years after paying examination fees for each examination. |
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All NIPR students will receive free identity cards. If lost, a replacement fee is charged. |
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All registered students are entitled to a free copy of every edition of NIR Students' Newsletter. |
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Information Service is provided to all students. |
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Free Use of reference library facilities |
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Students can register in the NIPR School |
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Graduating Students will be issued befitting certificates. |
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Student may attend students' meetings |
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Graduating students will participate in the prestigious NIPR Convocation. |
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| Professional Certificate Examinations |
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Minimum Entry Requirements |
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One or a combination of the following: |
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A recognised University degree in social sciences, arts and humanities or any other discipline. Exemption on a subject basis may be granted in relevant papers which degree holders may have written for their degree examinations at the discretion of the Nigeria Institute of Public Relations. |
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Professional Certificate / Diploma from accredited institutions. |
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BEEC Foundation Examination in Public Relations with passes in three subjects. |
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GCE "A" Level in at least two subject provided credit in English has been obtained at "O" Level or WASC, or SSS III Examination. |
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Grade II Teachers' Certificate with at least five merits including English Language or its equivalent. English Literature or General Paper is not a substitute for English Language. |
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ND or HND. |
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Mature students with at least ten years of Public Relations experience. |
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London Chambers of Commerce Higher Stage passes in three other subjects which may be Public Relations. |
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WASC, GCE "O" Level, SSS III with credits in five subjects including English Language. |
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| Professional Diploma Examination |
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Minimum Entry Requirements |
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Holders of the Professional Certificate of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations may proceed to sit for the Diploma Examination. |
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Holders of the Professional Certificate in Communication Studies. |
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Holders of London CAM Certificate in Communication Studies. |
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Holders of a Degree or HND in Mass Communication. |
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Degrees in Public Relations, Mass Communication and Marketing obtained from any approved university, exemption may be granted in relevant papers which a degree holder may have written for his degree at the discretion of the institute. |
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