Academic Regulations

          1.  Normal Registration

It shall be mandatory for all Degree, Diploma and Certificate students to register for courses at the beginning of every semester in accordance with the rules from time to time by the Baptist College of Theology (BCT), Benin City. Normal registration for courses shall be done within the first two weeks of the semester.

 

2. Late Registration

Late registration may be allowed within the second week of the semester upon the payment of the recommended penalty fees by the Management of Baptist College of Theology (BCT), Benin City.

 

3. Exceptional Registration

Only on exceptional cases and with approval of the Rector, Registrar, and the D.A.P. will a student be permitted to register within the third week of the semester. Such a case shall be granted upon payment of the approved penalty by the Baptist College of Theology, Benin City.

 

Any student who fails to register for courses at the end of the third week of new academic semester or session shall be deemed to have been withdrawn from the Baptist College of Theology (BCT) Benin City. Having completed the registration for courses, a student needs not register for examination.

 

4.Examination

Examination procedure and condition: Examination shall be held at the end of each semester. Only students who are duly registered for courses in a given semester, and have met their sustainable financial obligations to the Baptist College of Theology (BCT), Benin City and attendance requirements shall be eligible to sit for examinations in those courses. Students who enter for examinations in courses for which they are not duly registered shall not be credited with any grades or units for the courses.

5. Requirements For Advancement To The Next Level

To proceed from one year to another, a student must have a minimum of 1.00 and above.

6. Withdrawal

A student whose Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is below 1.00 at the end of a particular year of study, earns a period of PROBATION for one academic session. If, at the end of the next academic session, the student cannot improve his/her performance and still scores less than 1.00 CGPA, the student will then have to withdraw from his/her degree programme.