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What did Borana University announce?
Tikvah University reported on Meskerem 27, 2019 E.C. (7 October 2026) that Borana University will hold registration for the 2019 academic year on Tikimt 4 and 5, 2019 E.C. (14 and 15 October 2026). The post said the university had announced the dates itself.
The registration place given is the registrar's office on the main campus in Yabelo town.
Which students does this affect?
The registration covers two groups. The first is new first-degree students, the regular Freshman intake assigned to Borana University for 2019. The second is students who took remedial courses at Borana University in 2018 and passed them.
The post does not say whether students in other years or at other universities are affected. Anyone outside those two groups should look for a separate notice.
When is registration, and what do you need to bring?
| Day | Date in both calendars |
|---|---|
| First day | Tikimt 4, 2019 E.C. (14 October 2026) |
| Second day | Tikimt 5, 2019 E.C. (15 October 2026) |
The post does not give the registration fee or the working hours of each day. Neither is stated in this report.
Documents for registration
- National digital ID (Digital ID)
- Original and copy of the grade 8 certificate
- Original and copy of the grade 9 to 12 transcript
- Eight 3X4 photographs
- A bedsheet, blanket, pillowcase and sports clothes
What should you do now?
Confirm your group
Check that you are a new first-degree student for 2019, or that you passed your 2018 remedial courses at Borana University.
Gather your documents
Collect the originals and copies of your certificates and transcript, the photographs, the bedding items and your digital ID.
Travel to Yabelo
Go to the registrar's office on the main campus in Yabelo on Tikimt 4 and 5, 2019 E.C. (14 and 15 October 2026). Follow the university's own notice for working hours and fees.
What does this registration build on?
The post lists a 2018 remedial pass as a condition for registration. It does not explain how the remedial programme links to the 2019 intake, or how places were assigned to new first-degree students.
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