Moshi Co-operative University

Special/Probation Examinations for Bachelor and Postgraduate Students
2025-09-22 08:00 - 2025-09-29 17:00 UTC
Special/Probation Examinations for Bachelor and Postgraduate Students

Date: September 22, 2025 (Monday)
Programmes: Bachelor Degree and Postgraduate Students (Special/Probation Category)
Description: The Special/Probation University Examinations for Bachelor and Postgraduate students are scheduled to begin on Monday, September 22, 2025. These examinations are intended for students who were previously deferred or placed on probation. It is important to prepare thoroughly and observe all university regulations regarding special assessments.
Key Information:

Eligibility: Only students who have officially been granted special/probation status are eligible to sit for these exams.
Admittance: A valid student ID and exam clearance from the department are required for entry into exam venues.
Timetable: Students must consult the official exam schedule for specific course times and venues.

Preparation Guidelines:

Review Coursework: Focus on courses previously deferred or failed as indicated in your academic profile.
Consult Lecturers: Contact your course instructors or academic advisors for revision materials or clarification on key topics.
Online Resources: Access learning resources via the university e-learning portal: Go to LMS

Important Reminders:

Registration: Ensure you are registered for the special/probation exams via the student portal. Visit MUSARIS
Arrival Time: Arrive at least 30 minutes before the exam starts.
Exam Discipline: Follow university rules and exam regulations at all times.

Best of Luck:
We wish all students taking Special/Probation Examinations success. Prepare well and approach each paper with confidence and discipline.

Third Module Exams for PGD & BCMA (Evening) Students
2025-08-11 08:00 - 2025-08-15 17:00
Third Module University Examinations for PGD–CBM, PGD–AF, PGD–CD & BCMA (Evening)

Date:
August 11, 2025 (Monday) – August 15, 2025 (Friday)
Programmes:
• Postgraduate Diploma in Co-operative Business Management (PGD–CBM)
• Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting & Finance (PGD–AF)
• Postgraduate Diploma in Community Development (PGD–CD)
• Bachelor of Community Management & Accounting – Evening (BCMA)
Description:
The Third Module University Examinations for students enrolled in PGD–CBM, PGD–AF, PGD–CD and BCMA (Evening) programmes will commence on
Monday, August 11, 2025 and conclude on
Friday, August 15, 2025. This examination period covers all third-module coursework and is essential for progression to the next academic stage.
Students must prepare thoroughly and adhere to all examination regulations.
Key Information:

Examination Window: August 11–15, 2025. Consult the official timetable for exact dates, times, and venues.
Eligibility: Only students who have registered and cleared all Third Module requirements may sit.
Admission Requirements: Present your valid student ID and examination permit at each session.

Preparation Guidelines:

Module Revision: Review lecture notes, assignments, and recommended readings.
Study Groups: Collaborate with peers to discuss challenging concepts and practice past questions.
LMS Resources: Access lecture recordings, slides, and mock exams via the university’s e-learning portal:
Go to LMS

Important Reminders:

Registration Confirmation: Verify your exam registration status on the student portal before August 11.
Or complete registration on
MUSARIS.
Punctuality: Arrive at least 30 minutes early; latecomers may be denied entry.
Exam Conduct: Follow all invigilator instructions and university examination regulations.

Best of Luck:
We extend our best wishes to all students. Stay focused, manage your time effectively, and approach each paper with confidence.

Special/Probation Examinations for Certificate and Diploma Students
2025-08-04 08:00 - 2025-08-11 17:00
Special/Probation Examinations for Certificate and Diploma Students

Date: August 4, 2025 (Monday) – August 11, 2025 (Monday)
Programmes: Certificate and Diploma Students
Description: Special/Probation Examinations for Certificate and Diploma students will be conducted from Monday, August 4, 2025 to Monday, August 11, 2025. These exams are for students who missed their regular assessments or are required to retake courses as part of probation conditions. Students are urged to confirm their eligibility, prepare diligently, and adhere to all examination regulations.
Key Information:

Exam Period: August 4 – 11, 2025. Refer to the official timetable for specific dates, times, and venues.
Eligibility: Only students approved for special or probation exams will be allowed to sit.
Required Documents: Bring your student ID and exam hall ticket to each session.

Preparation Guidelines:

Review Course Materials: Focus on core topics and assignments covered in the semester.
Use LMS Resources: Access previous exams and notes via the university’s LMS platform. Click here to access LMS.
Time Management: Create a realistic revision plan covering all subjects.

Important Reminders:

Confirm Registration: Ensure your name appears on the list of approved students for these exams.
Be Punctual: Arrive at least 30 minutes before the scheduled exam time.
Follow Regulations: Adhere to all university examination rules and invigilator instructions.

Best of Luck:
We wish all Certificate and Diploma students the best of luck in their Special and Probation Examinations. Stay motivated, prepared, and confident throughout the exam period.

Bachelor and Postgraduate Exams – Semesters 2, 4 & 6
2025-07-14 08:00 - 2025-07-25 17:00
Second, Fourth, and Sixth Semester University Examinations for Bachelor & Postgraduate Degree Students

Date: July 14, 2025 (Monday) – July 25, 2025 (Friday)
Programmes: Bachelor and Postgraduate Degree Students (Second, Fourth, and Sixth Semesters)
Description: The University Examinations for Second, Fourth, and Sixth Semester students in Bachelor and Postgraduate degree programmes will commence on July 14, 2025 (Monday) and conclude on July 25, 2025 (Friday). This assessment period is critical for academic progression, and students are advised to prepare thoroughly, meet all requirements, and follow the examination schedule closely.
Key Information:

Exam Period: July 14 – July 25, 2025. Refer to the official timetable for specific dates and venues.
Mandatory Attendance: All students must attend scheduled exams. Absence without valid justification may result in academic penalties.
Entry Requirements: Student ID and exam hall ticket are required for entry into examination rooms.

Preparation Guidelines:

Topic Review: Review all semester materials and ensure thorough understanding of course content.
Study Plan: Create and follow a study timetable covering each subject.
Access Learning Resources: Use the university’s e-learning platform for revision and practice. Click here to access LMS.

Important Reminders:

Registration: Confirm your exam registration through the portal. Click here if you haven’t registered.
Punctuality: Arrive at least 30 minutes before each exam. Latecomers may not be permitted.
Final Coursework: Submit all assignments before the exam period begins.

Best of Luck:
We wish all Bachelor and Postgraduate students the very best in their examinations. Stay focused, manage your time effectively, and give your best effort throughout the exam period.

End of Classes for Bachelor and Postgraduate degree students
2025-07-11 08:00 - 17:00
End of Classes for Bachelor & Postgraduate Degree Students

Date: June 11,July 2025 (Friday)
Programmes: Bachelor and Postgraduate Degree Students
Description: Classes for Bachelor and Postgraduate degree students will officially end on July 11, 2025 (Friday). This marks the conclusion of the academic term for these students. It is important to finalize all assignments and prepare adequately for final examinations. Ensure that all academic requirements are met to avoid any delays in the completion of your degree programme.
Key Information:

Completion of Coursework: All students must submit final assignments and complete all coursework by the end of classes.
Final Examinations: Final exams or assessments will follow after classes. Stay updated on the exam schedule via university announcements.
Required Materials: Ensure you have your student ID, student hall ticket and any other materials needed for the final exams.

Preparation Guidelines:

Review Class Materials: Thoroughly review your class notes and textbooks to prepare for your final exams.
Study Schedule: Create a study schedule that allows ample time for review and ensures readiness for the exams.

Important Reminders:

Coursework Submission: Ensure all assignments and projects are submitted before the end of classes. Late submissions may not be accepted.
Registration Reminder: Complete your registration before the exams. If you haven’t done so yet, click here to complete your registration.
Stay Updated: Keep checking university announcements for any changes to the exam schedule or other important information.

Best of Luck:
As you prepare for your final assessments, remember to stay focused, organized, and motivated. Best of luck with your exams, and we wish you continued success in your academic journey.

Semester II and IV University Examinations for Non-degree Programmes
2025-06-16 08:00 - 2025-06-27 17:00
Semester II and IV University Examinations for Non-degree Programmes

Date: June 1, 2025 – June 10, 2025
Programmes: Non-degree students, Second and Fourth Semesters
Description:
The Second and Fourth Semester University Examinations for non-degree students will begin on June 1, 2025 and conclude on June 10, 2025. This is a critical assessment period, covering coursework from the second and fourth semesters. Students are advised to thoroughly review all materials and complete any pending assignments before the examinations commence.
Key Information:

Examination Schedule: Exams will be conducted between June 1, 2025 and June 10, 2025. Refer to the official exam timetable for specific dates and times for each course.
Mandatory Attendance: All students are required to attend their scheduled examinations. Missing exams may result in penalties.
Required Materials: Bring your student ID, writing materials, and any permitted resources specified by your course instructors.

Preparation Guidelines:

Review Your Course Materials: Ensure you study all topics covered during the second and fourth semesters.
Group Study: Consider forming study groups with peers to discuss key topics and clarify any doubts.
Access Study Resources: Utilize the university’s e-learning platform for practice tests and additional reading materials.
Click here to access e-learning resources.
Time Management: Organize your revision to ensure sufficient preparation time for each exam.

Important Reminders:

Exam Registration: Ensure that you are properly registered for your exams in the university system before the start date.
Click here to complete your exam registration.
Late Arrival: Arriving late may lead to penalties or disqualification from the exam. Ensure timely arrival.
Final Submission of Coursework: Any pending coursework must be submitted by the last day of classes to avoid penalties.

Best of Luck:
We wish all non-degree students the best of luck as you prepare for your exams. Stay focused and confident, and give your best effort during this critical assessment period.

End of Classes for Non-Degree Students
2025-06-13 08:00 - 17:00
End of Classes for Non-Degree Students

Date: May 15, 2025
Programmes: Non-degree students
Description:
Classes for non-degree students will officially end on May 15, 2025. This marks the conclusion of the academic term for non-degree students, and all students are advised to complete any outstanding assignments and prepare for final assessments. Ensure that all academic requirements are met before the term ends.
Key Information:

Completion of Coursework: All students should submit their final assignments by the end of classes.
Final Examinations: Final exams or assessments will be scheduled following the conclusion of classes. Keep an eye on the notice board for updates.
Required Materials: Ensure you have all required materials for final assessments, including student ID and necessary textbooks.

Preparation Guidelines:

Review Class Materials: Review your class notes and study materials to prepare for any final assessments.
Seek Clarification: If you have any doubts regarding the course content, make use of office hours to ask your instructors for clarification.
Time Management: Organize your study schedule to ensure you complete your revision before the examinations begin.

Important Reminders:

Coursework Submission: Submit all outstanding assignments or projects before the last day of classes. Late submissions may not be accepted.
Registration Reminder: Remember to finish your registration before the final exams begin. If you haven’t completed your registration yet, click here to complete your registration.
Check for Updates: Keep checking university announcements for any changes or updates to the exam schedule.

Best of Luck:
As you approach the end of your classes, we encourage you to stay focused and organized. Best of luck with your final assessments and the next steps in your academic journey.

Centralized Assessment Test (CAT) II
2025-05-26 08:00 - 2025-05-30 17:00
Centralized Assessment Test II (CAT)

Date: May 26, 2025 – May 30, 2025
Programmes: Degree and Non-degree student.
CAT II Final Timetable: 👉 Click here to view the CAT II Final Timetable
Description:
Class Test II will officially commence on May 26, 2025, and conclude on May 30, 2025. This assessment is a key part of the academic evaluation process, testing students’ understanding of the coursework covered so far. All students must prepare adequately and ensure they meet all examination requirements.
Key Information:

Mandatory Attendance: All students are required to attend their scheduled tests on time.
Rules & Regulations: Students must strictly adhere to university examination guidelines and avoid any form of cheating.
Click here to view examination rules & regulations.
Required Materials: Bring your student ID, writing materials, and any other permitted resources specified by your instructor.

Preparation Guidelines:

Study Collaborations: Form study groups to discuss key topics and improve understanding.
Utilize Online Resources: Access the university’s e-learning platform for study materials and sample tests.
Click here to access e-learning.
Time Management: Plan your revision schedule to cover all necessary topics before the test begins.

Important Reminders:

Registration Reminder: Ensure your registration in MUSARIS is complete before the test starts.
Click here to complete your registration.
Timely Submission: All students must complete their tests within the scheduled period. No late submissions will be accepted after May 5, 2025.
Late Arrival: Arriving late may result in penalties. Ensure you arrive early to avoid missing your test.

Best of Luck:
As you prepare for Class Test I, we encourage you to stay focused and confident. Give your best effort, and success will follow.

Students' Career Fair: Connecting Talent with Opportunities
2025-05-16 08:00 - 2025-05-17 17:00
Students’ Career Fair: Connecting Talent with Opportunities

Description:
The Students’ Career Fair will be held on May 15, 2025, providing an excellent opportunity for students to explore career options, meet potential employers, and learn about internship and job opportunities. This event will feature a variety of companies and organizations seeking talented students across multiple fields.
Key Information:

Mandatory Attendance: All students are encouraged to attend to explore career opportunities and network with recruiters.
Required Materials: Bring your updated resume, student ID, and any additional documents that may be useful during the event.

Event Highlights:

Networking Opportunities: Meet industry professionals and recruiters to discuss potential job and internship opportunities.
Career Counseling: Attend career guidance sessions to help plan your next steps after graduation.
Workshops and Presentations: Participate in workshops designed to improve your resume, interview skills, and overall career preparedness.

Preparation Guidelines:

Resume Preparation: Ensure your resume is up to date and highlights your skills, experiences, and achievements.
Professional Attire: Dress in business attire to make a strong impression with employers.
Research Companies: Familiarize yourself with the companies attending the fair so you can tailor your interactions and ask informed questions.

Important Deadlines:

Registration: Register for the career fair in advance to secure your participation.
Arrive Early: Arriving early will allow you to have the best opportunity to interact with employers and attend workshops.

Wishing You Success
As you prepare for the Students’ Career Fair, we encourage you to make the most of this invaluable opportunity. Engage with industry professionals, expand your network, and gain insights that will shape your future career path. Approach each interaction with confidence and curiosity.
Best wishes for a productive and rewarding experience!

Second Module University Examinations for PGD Evening Programmes
2025-05-12 08:00 - 2025-05-16 08:00
Second Module University Examinations for PGD Evening Programmes

Programmes: PGD-CBM, PGD-AF, PGD-CD, BCMA – Evening Students
Examination Dates: Start: May 12, 2025 End: May 24, 2025
Description:
The Second Module University Examinations for the Postgraduate Diploma in Community-Based Management (PGD-CBM), Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting and Finance (PGD-AF), Postgraduate Diploma in Community Development (PGD-CD), and the Bachelor of Co-operative Management and Accounting (BCMA) – Evening students will officially begin on May 12, 2025 and conclude on May 24, 2025. These examinations form a crucial part of the academic evaluation process for the respective programs.
Key Information:

Mandatory Attendance: All students enrolled in the mentioned programs are required to attend the exams as per their individual schedules.
Follow All Rules & Regulations: Students must adhere strictly to the university’s examination policies. Any act of cheating, misconduct, or breach of rules will attract serious disciplinary actions.
Click here to view examination rules & regulations.
Required Materials: Come prepared with necessary items like student ID, pens, pencils, calculators (if allowed), and any specific tools requested by your instructor.

Preparation Guidelines:

Study Sessions: Participate in group discussions or attend revision sessions to reinforce your understanding of key concepts.
Utilize Online Resources: Log in to the university’s e-learning platform to access learning materials, past exam papers, and announcements.
Click here to access e-learning.

Important Deadlines:

Registration: Make sure your registration is completed in MUSARIS before the start date.
Click here to register now.
Late Arrival: Avoid penalties by arriving at your exam venues early. Late arrivals may not be allowed to sit for the exam.

Best of Luck on Your Exams!
As you prepare for your examinations, we encourage you to stay focused, remain calm, and believe in your preparation. You’ve come a long way — now is the time to demonstrate your knowledge and dedication.
Good luck!

Centralized Assessment Test I (CAT)
2025-05-05 08:00 - 2025-05-09 17:00
Centralized Assessment Test I (CAT)

Date: May 5, 2025 – May 9, 2025
Programmes: Degree and Non-degree students
CAT I Timetable: 👉 Click here to view the CAT I Timetable

Description:
Class Test I will officially commence on May 5, 2025, and conclude on May 9, 2025. This assessment is a key part of the academic evaluation process, testing students’ understanding of the coursework covered so far. All students must prepare adequately and ensure they meet all examination requirements.
Key Information:

Mandatory Attendance: All students are required to attend their scheduled tests on time.
Rules & Regulations: Students must strictly adhere to university examination guidelines and avoid any form of cheating.
Click here to view examination rules & regulations.
Required Materials: Bring your student ID, writing materials, and any other permitted resources specified by your instructor.

Preparation Guidelines:

Study Collaborations: Form study groups to discuss key topics and improve understanding.
Utilize Online Resources: Access the university’s e-learning platform for study materials and sample tests.
Click here to access e-learning.
Time Management: Plan your revision schedule to cover all necessary topics before the test begins.

Important Reminders:

Registration Reminder: Ensure your registration in MUSARIS is complete before the test starts.
Click here to complete your registration.
Timely Submission: All students must complete their tests within the scheduled period. No late submissions will be accepted after May 9, 2025.
Late Arrival: Arriving late may result in penalties. Ensure you arrive early to avoid missing your test.

Best of Luck:
As you prepare for Class Test I, we encourage you to stay focused and confident. Give your best effort, and success will follow.
