Guidelines For iApply ePermit Photo Philippines : Polytechnic University PUP

Name of the Organization : Polytechnic University of the Philippines
Type of Facility : Guidelines For PUP iApply ePermit Photo
Country : Philippines

Website : http://www.pup.edu.ph/iapply/photoguidelines.aspx

Related :
PUP Philippines iApply Procedure For Open University Entrance Examination : www.statusin.org/8057.html

Guidelines For ePermit Photo:

In today’s world, your safety plays a critical role in everyday transaction. This includes not only your files, documents, gadgets and the like, but also the safety of your identity.

For general Queries inquire@pup.edu.ph

An ID photo helps protect and ensure the authenticity of your Test Permit. PUP iApply lets you upload your ID photo so that you need not come to the campus personally and you will save on cumulative expenses (such as transportation fare, food), and time/energy (falling-in-line).

To make your application easy and hassle-free, we recommended that you prepare your ID photo before applying online.

Required Photo:

** 2 x 2 inch, colored photo with white background
** Formal pose with collar and no eyeglasses or any accessories that may cover the facial features
** Taken in the past seven (7) days prior to filing of online application
** With complete, readable name tag following this format: First Name, Middle Name, and Last Name (as indicated in your NSO-copy of Birth Certificate) positioned at the chest
** Blurred photos
** Wacky/non-formal shot
** Group shot
** Landscape, sceneries, animals, material objects, body parts, memes

Required File Format:

** Your ID photo must be saved as a JPEG file format (.jpg or .jpeg)
** File size must not be more than 300 kilobytes
** You must save your photo in your computer or USB device/drive

System Overview:

Every year thousands of high school graduating students seek admission to PUP through its College Entrance Test (PUPCET). For the School Year 2008-2009, the Admissions Office recorded approximately 42,000 applicants.

Before, each applicant (or his/her authorized representative) file the application personally in the following sequence:
Pay to the cashier the Application Fee
Secure an Application Form upon presentation of a duly validated receipt
Fill-up the form
Submit the accomplished Form to Admissions Office window together with three (3) sets of pictures, and
Wait for the release of the permit.

During peak periods of application, it takes several hours to complete this process. At times applicant has to return to PUP to finish the transaction. Time and resources spent by the applicants and by the University could have been used to more productive activities. Moreover, during the month of October and mid-December, the Admissions Office has to suspend processing of application to allocate their resources to the processing of mid-year graduation and to attend to the enrollment for second semester.

The existing system does not integrate the data captured by various offices involved in the processing of the PUPCET. The Admissions Office, Accounting Department, Cashier, Guidance and Counseling, Scholarships, Student Services, Academic Units, Research and Development, Human Resources are just some of the units who will use the information by this system. In addition, the University is required to submit data and reports regularly to external agencies such as the Commission of Higher Education (CHED), Department of Budget and Management (DBM), Congress, etc. The absence of an integrated database tends to result to data inefficiency, which affects the quality and objectivity of the recommendations, decisions and plans by the policy-making body or administrators and other stakeholders. In order to address this problem, PUP iApply (formerly codename “Project Silangan”) was conceptualized.

Now, PUP iApply (formerly called PUPCET iApply) is a Web-based Registration System. It streamlines the University’s ability to develop, deploy, and operate a massive admission process in a more efficient method, lower its costs of operation, and deliver a more efficient and reliable ICT-enabled system that effectively works for the community.