The 28 October 2026 OAMS instructions identify essential information for the first page of each assignment PDF. A locally generated cover helps reduce missing-field errors.
Name and enrolment number
Use the exact student name and enrolment number associated with the university record. Never enter a password or OTP into a PDF document.
Study centre and regional centre
Write the study-centre code, regional-centre code and regional-centre name correctly. These identify different parts of student support and should match your records.
Course identification
Use one course code on one submission PDF. If you have multiple course assignments, create separate documents and check the course code on each cover.
Registered email
Include the email address requested by the OAMS instructions, then inspect the printable cover before saving. Be conscious that the final PDF contains personal information.
Format and file size
Check every scanned page is readable, properly ordered and within the 20 MB limit for the December 2026 OAMS announcement. Do not sacrifice legibility simply to compress aggressively.
Frequently asked questions
Can the cover-page tool submit an assignment?
No. It generates a file locally; actual university submission happens through the authorised portal.
Practical checklist
- Complete student name, enrolment and registered email.
- Check study-centre and regional-centre codes and name.
- Check course code, legibility and one-PDF-per-course rule.
Common mistakes
- Missing regional-centre name.
- Combining two course assignments into one PDF.
What to do next
Keep the relevant course and programme codes, your own confirmation records and the current session name together. Check the dated guidance and your applicable course rules before completing any university process. Use the related guides on this website for preparation; any university-only action must be completed through the authorised service.