CHANGE OF THE UNIVERSITY ALMANAC FOR THE  ACADEMIC YEAR

CHANGE OF THE UNIVERSITY ALMANAC FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2025/2026

 CHANGE OF THE UNIVERSITY ALMANAC FOR THE  ACADEMIC YEAR

The University Management wishes to inform all students, faculty, and staff that the Almanac for the 2025/2026 Academic Year has undergone revisions. These changes are intended to optimize the academic schedule, ensure adequate time for teaching and learning, and accommodate national holidays and examination periods. All members of the University community are strongly advised to take note of these adjustments and plan their academic and administrative activities accordingly.

The updated academic calendar reflects the University’s continued commitment to maintaining high standards of teaching, learning, and research while ensuring that both students and staff can effectively balance academic responsibilities with official breaks and national observances.

Updated Academic Calendar 2025/2026

1. First Semester

  • Commencement of Classes: Monday, 7 October 2025

  • Mid-Semester Break: Monday, 25 November – Friday, 29 November 2025

  • Conclusion of Classes: Friday, 27 December 2025

  • First Semester Examinations: Monday, 30 December 2025 – Friday, 10 January 2026

The first semester will commence promptly on 7 October 2025. Students are expected to attend all classes from the first day, and faculty members are reminded to ensure timely delivery of course content. The mid-semester break provides an opportunity for students to consolidate learning and prepare for the final part of the semester. First Semester Examinations will begin immediately after the conclusion of classes, and all students are encouraged to prepare thoroughly and adhere to examination regulations.

2. Second Semester

  • Commencement of Classes: Monday, 12 January 2026

  • Mid-Semester Break: Monday, 16 March – Friday, 20 March 2026

  • Conclusion of Classes: Friday, 24 April 2026

  • Second Semester Examinations: Monday, 27 April – Friday, 8 May 2026

The second semester will begin on 12 January 2026, following a short inter-semester break. Students are expected to resume classes promptly. The mid-semester break allows both students and staff to review course progress and address any academic concerns. Examinations for the second semester will be conducted at the end of classes, providing an opportunity to assess learning outcomes comprehensively.

3. Official Breaks & Holidays

  • Christmas Break: Friday, 27 December 2025 – Sunday, 5 January 2026

  • Easter Break: Friday, 3 April – Sunday, 5 April 2026

  • Independence Day: Wednesday, 9 December 2025

  • Union Day: Saturday, 26 April 2026

The University acknowledges the importance of official holidays and breaks as essential periods for rest, reflection, and personal development. Students and staff are encouraged to make appropriate arrangements in line with these dates to ensure minimal disruption to academic activities.

4. Other Key Dates

  • Add/Drop Period for Courses: 7–14 October 2025

  • Graduation Ceremony: Saturday, 12 September 2026

Students are reminded that the Add/Drop period is strictly limited to the dates indicated. Any changes to course registration outside this period will require formal approval from the Academic Affairs Office. The University also wishes to announce that the Graduation Ceremony for the 2025/2026 Academic Year is scheduled for 12 September 2026, and students completing their programs are encouraged to adhere to all graduation requirements.

Important Notes and Recommendations

  1. Timely Compliance: Students and faculty members are expected to familiarize themselves with the revised almanac and adjust personal and departmental schedules accordingly.

  2. Examination Preparation: Faculty and students should utilize the mid-semester and inter-semester breaks effectively for preparation and revision.

  3. Attendance and Engagement: Full attendance and participation in lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions remain mandatory, and students are reminded of the University’s attendance policy.

  4. Administrative Coordination: Staff members should coordinate with the Academic Affairs Office to ensure all academic activities, reports, and examinations are conducted according to the revised schedule.

  5. Access to Updated Almanac: The full revised almanac is available on the University’s official website and posted on notice boards across all campuses for reference.

For any inquiries or clarifications, please contact the Academic Affairs Office at [email/phone number]. The University Management appreciates the cooperation of all members of its community and urges everyone to plan carefully to ensure a smooth and productive academic year.

The University thanks all students, faculty, and staff for their attention and continued commitment to academic excellence

The University Management wishes to inform all students, faculty, and staff that the Almanac for the 2025/2026 Academic Year has undergone revisions. These changes are intended to optimize the academic schedule, ensure adequate time for teaching and learning, and accommodate national holidays and examination periods. All members of the University community are strongly advised to take note of these adjustments and plan their academic and administrative activities accordingly.

The updated academic calendar reflects the University’s continued commitment to maintaining high standards of teaching, learning, and research while ensuring that both students and staff can effectively balance academic responsibilities with official breaks and national observances.

Updated Academic Calendar 2025/2026

1. First Semester

  • Commencement of Classes: Monday, 7 October 2025

  • Mid-Semester Break: Monday, 25 November – Friday, 29 November 2025

  • Conclusion of Classes: Friday, 27 December 2025

  • First Semester Examinations: Monday, 30 December 2025 – Friday, 10 January 2026

The first semester will commence promptly on 7 October 2025. Students are expected to attend all classes from the first day, and faculty members are reminded to ensure timely delivery of course content. The mid-semester break provides an opportunity for students to consolidate learning and prepare for the final part of the semester. First Semester Examinations will begin immediately after the conclusion of classes, and all students are encouraged to prepare thoroughly and adhere to examination regulations.

2. Second Semester

  • Commencement of Classes: Monday, 12 January 2026

  • Mid-Semester Break: Monday, 16 March – Friday, 20 March 2026

  • Conclusion of Classes: Friday, 24 April 2026

  • Second Semester Examinations: Monday, 27 April – Friday, 8 May 2026

The second semester will begin on 12 January 2026, following a short inter-semester break. Students are expected to resume classes promptly. The mid-semester break allows both students and staff to review course progress and address any academic concerns. Examinations for the second semester will be conducted at the end of classes, providing an opportunity to assess learning outcomes comprehensively.

3. Official Breaks & Holidays

  • Christmas Break: Friday, 27 December 2025 – Sunday, 5 January 2026

  • Easter Break: Friday, 3 April – Sunday, 5 April 2026

  • Independence Day: Wednesday, 9 December 2025

  • Union Day: Saturday, 26 April 2026

The University acknowledges the importance of official holidays and breaks as essential periods for rest, reflection, and personal development. Students and staff are encouraged to make appropriate arrangements in line with these dates to ensure minimal disruption to academic activities.

4. Other Key Dates

  • Add/Drop Period for Courses: 7–14 October 2025

  • Graduation Ceremony: Saturday, 12 September 2026

Students are reminded that the Add/Drop period is strictly limited to the dates indicated. Any changes to course registration outside this period will require formal approval from the Academic Affairs Office. The University also wishes to announce that the Graduation Ceremony for the 2025/2026 Academic Year is scheduled for 12 September 2026, and students completing their programs are encouraged to adhere to all graduation requirements.

Important Notes and Recommendations

  1. Timely Compliance: Students and faculty members are expected to familiarize themselves with the revised almanac and adjust personal and departmental schedules accordingly.

  2. Examination Preparation: Faculty and students should utilize the mid-semester and inter-semester breaks effectively for preparation and revision.

  3. Attendance and Engagement: Full attendance and participation in lectures, tutorials, and practical sessions remain mandatory, and students are reminded of the University’s attendance policy.

  4. Administrative Coordination: Staff members should coordinate with the Academic Affairs Office to ensure all academic activities, reports, and examinations are conducted according to the revised schedule.

  5. Access to Updated Almanac: The full revised almanac is available on the University’s official website and posted on notice boards across all campuses for reference.

For any inquiries or clarifications, please contact the Academic Affairs Office at [email/phone number]. The University Management appreciates the cooperation of all members of its community and urges everyone to plan carefully to ensure a smooth and productive academic year.

The University thanks all students, faculty, and staff for their attention and continued commitment to academic excellence

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