Difference Between NYSC Revalidation And Remobilization.

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Most of you reading this post must have come across the term Revalidation and Remobilization in one way or the other and some of you have found yourself confused because of the assumed similarity between these two (2) NYSC terms although they differ greatly in meaning.


Portal for Remobilization into 2023 Batch C is currently opened and will close on 15th September 2023. You can apply for remobilization through the direct NYSC WEBSITE LINK.
This post typically explains the difference between NYSC Revalidation and NYSC Remobilization with further explanations on which group of prospective corp members are required to opt for any of them respectively as the case may be.

WHAT IS NYSC REMOBILIZATION? 

The NYSC remobilization process is done so as to renew one's National youth service. It is a process a PCM undergo to renew his or her National Youth Service Corp programme and carry on from where they stopped. 

WHICH SET OF PCM UNDERGO REMOBILIZATION? 

The group of Prospective Corp Members who undergo remobilization are those that registered successfully during the NYSC online registration and they also reported to the NYSC camp and underwent the camp documentation/registration but they could not continue with service as a result of certain circumstances. 

This group of PCMs are to apply for remobilization in a subsequent batch in order to carry on with their NYSC programme. 

HOW IS REMOBILIZATION DONE? 

Just as stated previously in the post with regards to revalidation, the remobilization process is also done during or before fresh registration. A link for remobilization will be activated for those PCMs who fall in the category just explained. 

If you fall in the category of PCM who are to apply for NYSC remobilization then CLICK HERE. Mind you that the link is usually not active if Remobilization is not ongoing but currently remobilization is ongoing. 

WHAT IS NYSC REVALIDATION?

The NYSC revalidation process is an action undertaken by a PCM to renew his or her already registered details on the NYSC portal. This process makes it look like a PCM is just freshly registering online for service where-as he or she already registered before. 

WHICH SET OF PCM UNDERGO REVALIDATION? 

The category of PCM required to undergo the revalidation process are those ones who registered successfully during any NYSC online registration in a previous batch but refused to obey the Clarion's call. That is to say after getting call up letter, they did not report to the orientation camp for any form of camp registration or documentation due to one reason or another. 

HOW IS REVALIDATION DONE?

Usually, Revalidation is done when NYSC opens portal for fresh registration. During the fresh registration for newly mobilized PCMs, the link for revalidation is activated for those already mobilized PCMs who didn't report to camp in a previous batch. Note that revalidation can only be done by batch and not by stream. 

If you missed reporting to camp in the Stream 1 of a particular batch, you can't revalidate the next stream (Manual Revalidation), rather automatic revalidation will be done for you by NYSC into stream 2 or you wait for the next batch before you can revalidate by yourself (manually). Let me elaborate more on this with example; if you got call up letter in stream 1 and missed camp then you are not to do anything as NYSC will automatically revalidate you to stream 2 which is known as Automatic revalidation and you will be issued a new call up letter. But if you got call up letter in Stream 1 and missed camp then you decide to serve the next batch after stream 2, that is to say you decided to also miss stream 2 camp then you are to revalidate by yourself (manual revalidation) the next batch.

Note that Revalidation and Remobilization are a much easier process than fresh registration, just few parameters are required to be filled online. 

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