Start with your academic adviser, Head of Department or school office. They are best placed to advise on course combinations, prerequisites, progression requirements and programme-specific academic matters.
Use the official UENR student information/Academic Tracker system or the current platform designated by the University. If a result is missing or appears incorrect, report it through your department or the appropriate academic office rather than relying on screenshots or unofficial records.
Use the official UENR website, Students’ Handbook and published examination regulations. Students are responsible for understanding rules on eligibility, absence, misconduct, resits and other examination matters.
Course changes must follow the University’s academic rules and the applicable deadline. Discuss the change with your academic adviser or department and make sure the final course list is correctly reflected in the student system.
Do not select an unrelated course simply to complete registration. Take a screenshot of the issue, note the course code and contact your department, academic adviser or the appropriate student-system support team for correction.
Late registration may attract a penalty or be subject to additional approval under current university rules. Students who have missed the normal registration period should contact their department or the Academic and Students’ Affairs Division as soon as possible.
Students register courses through the UENR student information system during the official registration period. Plan your course combination with your academic adviser or department where necessary and confirm that all registered courses appear correctly before the registration deadline.
The official academic calendar is published on the UENR website. Use the calendar for the current academic year when checking reopening dates, registration periods, examinations and other academic deadlines.