pls ,can any one of u tell me when the admission list in ebsu will be out ?kind regards.

kelejehova:

pls ,can any one of u tell me when the admission list in ebsu will be out ?kind regards.

My brother I'm also waiting for the list OOOO! It seems to be taking ages for the list to come out?

FACULTY ADMISSION CUT-OFF
MARKS

The following average (UTME and
Post UTME/PDS) scores shall be
use as minimum cut-off marks for
the 2013/2014 admission into
programmes of EBSU.
(1) Faculty of Basic Medical
Sciences (FBMS): (a) Med. & Surg.
214 and above
(b) Anatomy 150 and above
(2) Faculty of Law 200 and above
(3) Faculty of Health Science &
Tech. (FHST) 190 and above
(4) Faculty of Management
Sciences (FMS) 160 and above
(5) Faculty of Arts & Humanities
(FARTS) 160 and above
(6) Faculty of Social Sciences (FSS)
150 and above
(7) Faculty of Biological Science
(FBS) 150 and above
( Faculty of Education (FEDU) 150
and above
(9) Faculty of Physical Science (FPS)
140 and above
(10) Faculty of Agric. & Natural
Resources Management (FARM)
140 and above


PROCEDURE FOR SELECTION OF
CANDIDATES FOR MERIT
ADMISSION
The first choice admissions are to
be guided by JAMB approved
admission criteria as follows:
(a) Merit (RM): Here about 20 best
candidates may be selected
per programme except in Nursing
Science where only 10 best
candidates are to be selected.
(b) Locality/Catchment (RL): Two
best candidates from each of the
13 Federaly recognized Local
Government Areas of Ebonyi State
shall be selected from
programmes/departments whose
quota is NOT MORE THAN 100
while 3 candidates are to be
selected from programmes/
departments whose quota is MORE
THAN 100. In programmes where
less than 26 candidates with the
acceptable score for the
programme are listed,
all Ebonyians within that range/
score shall be taken after the
general merit of 20 or 10 as the
case may be.
(c) ELDS: Educationally less
developed states shall be
discretionally applied if constraints
of the 2014/2015 NUC quota and
prevailing imperatives within EBSU
as a state university permits.
Please be reminded that
states recognized as educationally
less developed include: Adamawa,
Bauchi,
Bayelsa, Benue, Borno, Cross River, Ebonyi, Gombe, Jigawa, Kaduna, Kano, Kastina, Kebbi, Kogi, Kwara, Nasarawa, Niger, Plateau, Rivers, Sokoto, Taraba, Yobe and Zamfara.

(d) Physically challenged
candidates with acceptable
minimum UTME (JAMB) score are
to be accorded preferential
admissions privileges even
without evidence of participation
in EBSU Post UTME; especially
where such challenge acted as
handicap to writing the exam.