CITN releases examination outcomes

The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria has introduced the discharge of outcomes of its October 2024 Weight loss plan Examination.

An announcement signed by CITN’s Registrar and Chief Government, Afolake Oso, disclosed that the governing council of the institute recommended college students for his or her dedication and laborious work.

In a big growth, CITN introduced a transition to computer-based examinations beginning April 2025.

“This transfer goals to reinforce comfort and effectivity within the examination course of. Beforehand, the Institute piloted computer-based assessments for foundation-level college students, recording outstanding success. From April 2025, this format will likely be prolonged to Skilled Examinations I and II, with a newly reviewed syllabus coming into impact,” the assertion learn.

Nevertheless, CITN expressed concern over the low turnout at its CBT sensitisation programmes, that are organised to organize college students for the brand new examination format.

It talked about that these classes, usually held on 4 Thursdays previous every weight loss plan examination, supply college students a chance to familiarise themselves with the CBT platform and take part in mock examinations.

“We strongly encourage present and potential college students to take full benefit of the sensitisation applications,” the Institute acknowledged, emphasising that these classes have been essential for understanding the modalities of the CBT system.

In keeping with the assertion, CITN additionally suggested college students to register with accredited tuition centres, utilise really useful examine supplies, and attend the sensitisation programmes.

The institute harassed that these steps will higher put together candidates for the rigours of the brand new examination format and minimise the chance of being caught unprepared.

The institute reaffirmed its dedication to sustaining the excessive normal of its examinations and producing top-tier tax professionals in Nigeria.

The tax institute urged college students to view the exams as helpful alternatives for skilled development and growth, underscoring the necessity for constant preparation.

“The CITN is devoted to bettering the standard of its examinations to maintain the excessive requirements of the tax career,” the assertion acknowledged.

“As CITN strikes ahead with these reforms, college students are inspired to embrace the modifications and leverage the sources obtainable to excel of their careers as tax professionals,” it added.