According to the NYSC age limit rule, once you graduate at 30 or above, you will not be able to participate in NYSC.
You will be given an Exemption Letter after registration so that you can move on with your life. This Exemption Letter is equivalent to the NYSC Discharge Certificate.
Let me give you an example
Mr. Ibrahim graduated/result got approved at 28 or 29 years old. Due to some delay or circumstances, Mr. Ibrahim could not go for NYSC immediately he graduated. Now Mr. ibrahim is ready to serve but he is above 30.
According to the rule, Mr. Ìbrahim can still serve because he graduated before 30. Even if you clock 60 years you will still serve.
The NYSC age limit is not about your age right now, it’s about the exact age you were when you graduated or when your senate list was out. So if you graduated before 30 years of age, you will serve your fatherland and be collecting 33k every month😉
However, if you graduate at 30 or above, you will have to move on with your life and get an Exemption Letter.
However, some PCMs mannover their way and serve, YES, its possible;
With the use of WAEC age, you can correct the age on JAMB (NYSC uses your jamb Date of Birth to mobilize you, so therefore if your WAEC age is below 30 years you can use it to correct the over-age just with the use of WAEC Verification Pin immediately after you register for NYSC)
You can also alter your Date of Birth when you apply for regularization. (Not sure for now)
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