How to Login to Gambia College Students Portal Login

 This instruction will help you to set up an account and login into the GAMBIA COLLEGE students portal. This will help new students with a new student portal login account or others reset their passwords.

How to set up Students Portal Login Account?

If you have your student email, follow these steps to create a portal account.

Please read instructions carefully before completing each step to avoid any mistake

Step 1: Create Gambia College student portal account

• Fill in all the required details in the form below. Remember to use a strong (and memorable) password.
• Click on the submit button to create your account. You will be automatically redirected to the login page.

Gambia Collage New Account Password

Step 2: Login onto the student portal 

• Login with the email and the password. You should now be able to access the Gambia College student portal and proceed with your application.

Step 3: Apply to GAMBIA COLLEGE

• Start your application process.
• You will be redirected online admission page.
• Enter your fourteen digit pin code.
• Complete the online admission form.

What to do if you have problems?

If you follow the steps above well, you should not have any problems. Fill in all the required fields from stages 1-9 and submit the form online. 

The college will notify you both through SMS and Email to inform you about the status of your online application.

If you encounter any difficulty with the application process, call 7731283/ 2604220 or WhatsApp 3983841/2604220

How to Login into the students Portal?

Login into Gambia College students portal is easy once you have your student password and email. That's all you need to login.

• Go to the login page
• Enter your username (your email) and password (your memorable characters).

Forgot the GAMBIA COLLEGE portal password

If you forgot your password, you'll easily reset it. Click on the 'Forgot password' button. This will take you to a page asking you to enter your email. You must enter the email that you used to create the GAMBIA COLLEGE student portal account. 

A link will be sent to that email address, where you can use it to reset your password.

Hope you find this instructional post helpful. 

Papua New Guinea Covid-19 Update - Total Cases and Deaths

Here is a brief update of Covid-19 cases and deaths in PNG since January 2021. The data is compiled from the Official PNG Govt Covid-19 website. There is an exponential increase in the number of cases in the first quarter of 2021. The deaths are at 1% of the cases recorded. See the table at the end of this post.

30 March 2021 Covid-19 Update 

PNG has recorded 5,620 Covid-19 cases and 56 known deaths on 30th March 2021. Of the 56 deaths, 

• 44 in NCD, 
• 3 in West Sepik,
• 2 each in WNB, 
• 2 WHP and 
• 2 Western Province,
• 1 Enga,
• 1 Jiwaka and 
• 1 Morobe province.

27 February 2021 Covid-19 Update 

PNG reported 47 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday 26 February, increasing the country’s total cases to 1,275 and the total number of deaths from COVID-19 to 13.

The latest cases were reported in 

• West Sepik, 
• West New Britain, 
• East New Britain,
• Central, East Sepik and in the
•  National Capital District.

31 January 2021 Covid-19 Update 

As of January 31, there has been 895 COVID-19 cases and 9 deaths reported in PNG. From the period of February 1 to 7, there have been 28 new cases:

• 15 from WNB, 
• 7 from Western,
• 3 from the NCD,
• 1 from New Ireland, 
• 1 from Central Province, and 
• 1 from Madang.

Weekly Updates - April 2021

Confirmed coronavirus cases (as of Monday 1st April 2021) is 6,475 confirmed cases with 60 deaths across the country. 

According to the Official Covid-19 website(covid19.info.gov.pg), the 5 provinces with the highest number of Covid-19 cases are:

• NCD  – 2, 945
• Western  –1,472
• West New Britain – 201
• West Sepik  – 327
• Morobe  – 262

See the complete Covid-19 cases and deaths in PNG here.

Summary table of Cases and Deaths

Here is the data table for the graph. As mentioned, The deaths are at 1% of the cases recorded. See the table below.