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2025 Batch C: NYSC restricts orientation to 40% of registered PCMs
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has announced that only about 40 percent of registered Prospective Corps Members (PCMs) will be accommodated for the 2025 Batch C orientation exercise.
In a statement posted on its official X handle on Tuesday, the NYSC explained that the limited intake is due to camp capacity constraints across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Call-up numbers for the Batch C PCMs have already been released based on the order of registration.
The commission assured that those not selected for the current batch will be automatically included in the next orientation programme, scheduled to follow soon after the Batch C exercise.
“The NYSC Management is pleased to announce that call-up numbers for 2025 Batch C Prospective Corps Members have been released, based on registration order.”
“Please note that due to camp capacity across the 36 states of the federation and the FCT, only about 40 percent of registered Prospective Corps Members can be accommodated for the upcoming orientation programme.”
“Rest assured, those not accommodated will be automatically moved to the next batch, which will take place soon after Batch C exercise.”
“Management remains committed to ensuring a hitch-free orientation exercise and service year experience for our PCMs,” the statement read.
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