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ExamScholars and Sterling Bank opened a registration form for schools in Nigeria to submit interest and share basic computer lab details.
The form collects five details from interested schools, including the size of their computer lab.
ExamScholars said schools can now register interest in the Sterling Bank x ExamScholars school event using an online form at https://examscholars.com/sterling.
The registration page is positioned as a direct way for schools to submit their interest and provide basic information about their computer laboratory.
The form asks for five details: the school’s name, phone number, email address, the number of computers in its school lab, and the Nigerian state where the school is located.
ExamScholars describes itself as supporting computer-based test practice and exam preparation. That makes the computer lab information relevant context for organisers when reviewing which schools are interested.
For schools preparing learners for computer-based examinations, this form is a straightforward way to share contact details and describe on-campus computer facilities.
The post also notes what is not included. The form does not describe event dates, selection criteria, prizes, equipment support, or participation terms.
It also warns schools not to assume that submitting the form confirms a place or guarantees a specific benefit, and to wait for official next steps from the organisers.
The post suggests that an authorised school representative, such as an administrator, principal, or ICT coordinator, should complete the form and ensure the submitted phone number and email address are monitored for follow-up.
Primary Source: Exam Scholars- JAMB Exam
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