EMMYD01: Abayomi,i got an info from another person that itz coming out next week too

hi emmy, my name are Mr hamza shuaib and the only advice i have to say is follow exactly what abayomi say and also dont expect any list on news paper the list will be on the site as always be. After you have meet up with all the nessesry requirement or you have follow what abayomi said, i think with God all things will be possible ok. Dont think otherwise people are different in life, i have 5 blood brothers in the school from different department, and also 4 students which i dont know them. Dont boder ur self to call, i only need your papers. Hamzashuaib90@gmail.com

FIRST ADMISSION LIST (UNDERGRADUATE) 2013/2014 SESSIon

S/No JAMB No Candidate Name State Gender Faculty Course Applied
1 35673728IA ABBA ALIYU KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
2 35658209HH ABBA USMAN KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
3 35675183IA ABDULLAHI AMINU KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
4 36316275CD ABDULLAHI AMINU AL-AMIN KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
5 36445762EH ABDURRAHMAN LAWAL SANDAMU KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
6 35675224FE ABUBAKAR NASIR KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
7 35251384AB ABUBAKAR SAMAILA KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
8 35746806GG ADAMU SHAMSU KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
9 35220070EH ADO IBRAHIM KAN M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
10 35667869AD AHMAD KHAMISU USMAN KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
11 36221068HG AHMAD SHAMSUDDEEN KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
12 35191704HG BALA SANI KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
13 35199298IJ BAWALE KABIRU KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
14 35193044DD BELLO ABDULHAKIM KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
15 35745801HE HABIB ALIYU KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
16 35193119AC HABIBU SANI KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
17 35173369IC HALILU ASHIRU KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
18 35663657CJ IBRAHIM ABDULRAHMAN BALA KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
19 35746809FH IBRAHIM HUSAMATU KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
20 35745760AD IBRAHIM ISHAKA KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
21 35666221JH IBRAHIM MARYAM GARBA KAN F SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
22 36150062IC IBRAHIM UMAR KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
23 37105587FB ISHAQ AMINA BATAGARAWA KAT F SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
24 35174848BA JABIR UMAR MAIDAWA KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
25 35193016CA KABEER MOHAMMED ABBA KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
26 35762075ED KABIR IBRAHIM KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
27 35673490BI KABIR ZAINAB RASHEED KAT F SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
28 35349540CF KANKAI YUSUF SULEIMAN KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
29 37117051JE LABARAN LAWAL KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
30 36027957CI LAWAL USMAN KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
31 35987433FJ MASUD YUSUF KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
32 35173847AG MUHAMMAD ABUBAKAR DAHIRU KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
33 35715386EC MUHAMMED MARYAM KAT F SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
34 36222308EC MUJITAFA AMINA MAIWADA KAT F SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
35 35683365HF MUNTARI ABUBAKAR KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
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41 35660323EA SULEIMAN ANAS KAD M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
42 35192855BI TIJJANI SANI KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
43 35319349JH USMAN MUHAMMAD KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
44 35665726DA YAU SHAIBU KAT M SMS B.SC. ACCOUNTING
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88 35762440BF BELLO ARMAYA'U KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
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92 35638018CF MUSTAPHA MARYAM KAD F NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
93 35350888FF SANI LAWAL A KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
94 35760781EF SHUAIBU ZUBAIRU KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
95 36222098JA SADA SA'ID SANI KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
96 35174056FI ABDULKADIR FIRDAUSI MUHAMMAD JIG F NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
97 35221467CH HAMISU UKASHATU RABIU KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
98 35680980FC ABU DAYYABU MUSTAPHA KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
99 35673716BJ LAWAL MUDASSIR KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
100 35191641HB SADIQ YAKUB ABUBAKAR KAN M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
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102 36223206GE ABDUL RUKAYYA FARI KAT F NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
103 36217002FC MUKTAR HAFSAT SANI KAT F NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
104 36493336BC ABDULLAHI MAIMUNA BABA NIG F NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
105 37113237JA ABUBAKAR UMAR KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
106 36222150DB ISMA'IL ABUBAKAR KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
107 35673871DJ MUKHTAR BILKISU RUMA KAT F NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
108 35658048HF SANI SULAIMAN GAMBO KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
109 35174230CB HABIB ASMAU ILIYAS KAT F NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
110 35192789CC BASHIR MAHI KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
111 36027115DC MUSA ABDULHADI KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
112 35222706JD MUSTAPHA IBRAHIM KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
113 35673840DF KHALIL YAZEED AHMED KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
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118 35675145JH MURTALA USMAN KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
119 36027689FG YAHAYA KABIR DAN'UWA KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
120 35682574CD ABDULLAHI BILKISU KOG F NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
121 36223230IJ HUDU FAHAD ABBA KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
122 35351328JD ILIYASU ABUBAKAR KAT M NAS B.SC BIOCHEMISTRY
123 35762336DG LAWAL JAMILU KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
124 35192825BB MUKHTAR MARYAM KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
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126 35760821CC ISMA'IL MUSA KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
127 35675764ID SURAJO FATIMA A D SAUDE KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
128 38007171EH YUSUF UMAR SANDAJI KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
129 35193076DE ALHAJI HALIMA DAURA KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
130 35762512JA SALMANU TASIU KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
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132 35349457IA ABDULLAHI SANUSI AHMED KAN M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
133 35673700GH AHMAD AISHA KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
134 35675397CA RABIU HAMIDA RADDA KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
135 35192740HC MANSUR ABDULLAHI KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
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138 35987558HC BASHIR MAS'UD KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
139 35220591DG MASHI IBRAHIM ABDU KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
140 35224494GE SANI IBRAHIM BABA KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
141 35220647GC ABUBAKAR MOHAMMAD KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
142 35674090GB ADAM HUSSAINI DARMA KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
143 35747578HI KALLAH YUSUF KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
144 35249623EG ABBA ZINAT BASHIR KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
145 35673810CI ALMUSTAPHA HAFSAT DARMA KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
146 37115169BH MUHAMMAD FATIMA ABU-SUFYAN KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
147 36221929BF SHUAIBU MUSTAPHA KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
148 36148459EB IBRAHIM AISHA KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
149 36221988DC UMAR RAHAMA SULEIMAN KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
150 35746685EB ABDULLAHI BILKISU MUAZU KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
151 36455994AD MARYAM HASSAN GONAH KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
152 35674419EE MUHAMMAD ABDULLAHI ZUBAIRU KAT M NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
153 35762150BC IBRAHIM MARYAM KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
154 36138417JH USMAN MARYAM A KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY
155 35746254HD KABIR MARYAM AHMED KAT F NAS B.SC. BIOLOGY

Candidates are advice to await further instructions on screening and registration.


please any student that is name is not out on the first list should not be panic because 2nd list will be out also.
best regard.


to process ur admission into the umyuk after you have meet up with all the requirement, please contact 07039759893.

HISTORY
Umaru Musa Yar’Adua University (UMYU), formerly Katsina State University was established by the Katsina State Government out of the desire to improve access to higher education for its citizenry.
The law establishing the Katsina State University was passed by the Katsina State House of Assembly on 5th September 2006. The University commenced academic activities in January 2007 with three faculties(Education, Humanities & Natural and Applied Sciences), and 16 undergraduate programmes. The university will build upon existing academic strength, a total of 13 faculties, 76 departments and 236 academic programmes (undergraduate and postgraduate) at the end of its 25 year period of it’s academic phasing, which is divided into four years each.


VICE CHANCELLOR’S MESSAGE

As you begin your journey to attain tertiary education, I welcome you to Umaru Musa Yar’adua University, a citadel of learning on the edge of the sahara, in a city known for its tradition and thirst for knowledge over the centuries. Your choice of this University among 120 Universities in the country must have been informed by not mere sentiments of being citizens of Nigeria and Katsina State, but a common belief that the University will offer you all that is required to attain your goals of knowledge, character and learning.



University Education, unlike any other form of education is not mainly about classroom or laboratory instructions. It is an educating process based on individuality. You determine what you want to learn, how you want to learn it and at what time to learn it. What I am saying is that you have an enormous responsibility on your shoulders to determine the outcome of your University learning experience. The onus is on you to score very highly, to access the vast body of knowledge and information available on campus, in the University Library, Faculty and Department Library and the internet. It is up to you as individuals to follow all instruction and ensure successful outcome of your University stay. It is up to you to ensure that you have an impeccable record of good character, gentlemanly behavior and being at home and at ease and friendly with your fellow students, while remaining respectful to the teaching and non-non teaching staff of the University.



The learning facilities required are available and open to you, in particular the e-library and the vast collection of books and journals in the library. You must ensure that you utilize these to enrich your learning experience.

The University rules and regulations were put in place to ensure that no one individual infringe on the rights of others and that everyone had equal access to all learning and social resources. Follow the rules. Finally, ensure that you have a personal goal written in your own handwriting on why you are in this University and what you wish to achieve at the end of each academic session, and to your graduation. Review these goals from time to time and see if you are measuring up. If not, take time to audit your activities and make amendments.



WELCOME TO UMYU


Our Vision
Umaru Musa Yar’adua University aspires to be one of the best universities in Nigeria with an established reputation for high quality teaching and research and innovative learning delivery techniques and to be in full harmony with its host community as the formulator of its hopes and aspirations and the promoter of its core cultural and spiritual values.

Our Mission

The mission of the Umaru Musa Yar’adua University is to produce well-grounded, sound, God-fearing and entrepreneurially-minded graduates, equipped with problem-solving and other skills attuned to the demands of the 21st century environment, who can be self-employed, and whose skills and knowledge would accelerate community development in particular and nation building in general through the regular and distance education modes using information and communication technology as a tool, thereby widening access to higher education significantly.



Students Affair

ABOUT STUDENT AFFAIRS
dean_std_aff

Dr Sunusi Mamman

Dean Student Affairs

Student Affairs is dedicated to the support and enhancement of the academic mission of the University. The division provides programmes and services to both current and prospective students. The Programme is structured to compliment students’ academic experience, celebrate the rich diversity of the campus, provide opportunities to develop leadership skills, participate in community services, and offer an entertaining and safe social atmosphere. Services are offered to ensure the physical, emotional, and mental health of all students and provide guidance towards a career of excellence.



Students at the Umaru Musa Yar’adua University, Katsina enjoy countless opportunities for academic growth, both in and out of the lecture hall. At UMYU we organise educational activities for academic challenges and a base of support for scholastic success, and extends to the building of leadership skills and a sense of commitment to the community within the larger society.

The division comprises of the following Units

Students Sporting And Recreational Activities
Students’ Welfare Unit
Students’ Union leadership Unit
Male students’ accommodation Unit
Female Students’ Accommodation Unit
I.D. Card distribution Unit
NYSC liaison Office
Guidance and Counselling Unit
Career Unit (Scholarship awards)
Students’ Transportation facility
Clubs and Societies Unit

PUBLICATIONS

200 LEVEL GSP Moral Philosophy NOTES
2013 STUDENT UNION ELECTION TIME TABLE
ABOUT NYSC MOBILISATION
Activity based instructional strategy.
BEING A PAPER DELIVERED AT THE LAUNCHING OF A BOOK
Duties of Departmental Heads
Examination Regulations in UMYU
Inaugural Speech by Dr Sunusi
katsina computer presentation
LEVEL COORDINATORS
PAPERS PRESENTED AT THE WORKSHOP
Physical exercise and Cardio
RESEARCH METHODS
Semester System
Teaching small and large groups
University teaching in an information age
VC'S PRESENTATION
vice chancellor

Student Affairs Mission

To create a selfless and collaborative environment that inspires students to functionally face academic challenges thereby encouraging their personal growth and support community engagement that promotes global citizenship in an information epoch.

CORE VALUES OF UMYU STUDENT AFFAIRS



THIS DIVISION VALUES STUDENTS AS UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS. Our students are unique,are all valued equally and appreciated in their own right. Opinions of all are considered as we seek to foster open communication.



IT IS OUR CONVICTION THAT NEW STUDENTS NEED A BETTER UNDERSTANDING of their environment so that they can adjust to face new challenges. We provide decent and comfortable accommodation for as many students as applicable on first come first served basis.



WE VALUE STUDENTS’ PERSONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT: Students are encouraged, challenged, and expected to grow as human beings by engaging in purposeful programmes.



THE DIVISION PROVIDES students support service that supports the university community in its quest to promote an environment that will enhance students’ success.



WE VALUE LEADERSHIP QUALITIES IN STUDENTS: Students with leadership qualities and traits are encouraged to pursue their aspiration without undue interference.



We aspire to recruit students to reflect the rich diversity of Katsina State and to provide to students, once enrolled, with co-curricular programmes, activities and services that:

Strengthen the educational environment for learning.
Facilitate full development of student talents and abilities.
Inspires leadership skills in students,
Support and encourage students in the achievement of their educational and career aspirations.
Enhance the sense of community and the overall quality of campus life.
Assist students in making the transition from academic life to the world of work



The Student Affairs Division recognizes the increasingly diverse nature of the student population. With that in mind, many programmes, activities and services are designed to meet the needs of all students including persons with disabilities, special target and other distinct groups.


STUDENTS’ WELFARE

The Student Welfare office is dedicated to the development of programmes and services designed to help a diverse student body achieve their educational goals, objectives and to enhance the overall quality of campus life. Developing leaders is a major focus of Student Life.



The University Senate has approved a dress code which must be respected by all students to ensure that issues of sexual harassment and sorting are discouraged in the campus.
GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING SERVICES

Counseling Services offers a variety of services to help students grow personally, understand themselves, and develop mutually satisfying relationships with friends and family. In addition to short-term counselling service, the professional staff offers assistance in exploring and assessing aptitudes, interests and abilities that are important to career planning.



STUDENTS’ ACCOMMODATION

Hostel accommodation provides inviting, high-quality, and cost-effective housing for many students. There are also catering services within the campus that enhance the educational experience of our students and meet the needs of the entire University community. The division provides decent hostel accommodation for all female students on request. There are two hostels Block A and B with the capacity of accommodating 576 female students.



The Student Affairs provide private hostel accommodation for 200 male students on first come first served. The building popularly known as the WHITE HOUSE is provided with water supply.

Student Affairs Mission

To create a selfless and collaborative environment that inspires students to functionally face academic challenges thereby encouraging their personal growth and support community engagement that promotes global citizenship in an information epoch.

CORE VALUES OF UMYU STUDENT AFFAIRS



THIS DIVISION VALUES STUDENTS AS UNIQUE INDIVIDUALS. Our students are unique,are all valued equally and appreciated in their own right. Opinions of all are considered as we seek to foster open communication.



IT IS OUR CONVICTION THAT NEW STUDENTS NEED A BETTER UNDERSTANDING of their environment so that they can adjust to face new challenges. We provide decent and comfortable accommodation for as many students as applicable on first come first served basis.



WE VALUE STUDENTS’ PERSONAL GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT: Students are encouraged, challenged, and expected to grow as human beings by engaging in purposeful programmes.



THE DIVISION PROVIDES students support service that supports the university community in its quest to promote an environment that will enhance students’ success.



WE VALUE LEADERSHIP QUALITIES IN STUDENTS: Students with leadership qualities and traits are encouraged to pursue their aspiration without undue interference.







ABOUT STUDENT AFFAIRS

Student Affairs is dedicated to the support and enhancement of the academic mission of the university. The division provides programming and services to both current and prospective students. Programming is structured to compliment the students’ academic experience, celebrate the rich diversity of the campus, provide opportunities to develop leadership skills, participate in community service, and offer an entertaining and safe social atmosphere. Services are offered to ensure the physical, emotional, and mental health of all students and provide guidance toward a career of excellence. The Division of Student Affairs is made up of employees distributed into many offices and Units.



Students at the Umaru Musa Yar’adua University, Katsina enjoy countless opportunities for academic growth, both in and out of the lecture hall. At UMYU we organise educational activities for academic challenges and a base of support for scholastic success, and extends to the building of leadership skills and a sense of commitment to the community within the larger society.

The division comprises of the following Units

y Students Sporting And Recreational Activities

y Students’ Welfare Unit

y Students’ Union leadership Unit

y Male students’ accommodation Unit

y Female Students’ Accommodation Unit

y I.D. Card distribution Unit

y NYSC liaison Office

y Guidance and Counselling Unit

y Career Unit (Scholarship awards)

y Students’ Transportation facility

y Clubs and Societies Unit









OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF STUDENTS’

B 16, Senate Building, Umaru Musa Yar’adua University, Katsina.

The mission of Students Affairs is to recruit students reflecting the rich diversity of Katsina State and global population and to provide those students, once enrolled, with co-curricular programmes, activities and services that:



y Strengthen the educational environment for learning.

y Facilitate full development of student talents and abilities.

y Inspires leadership skills in students,

y Support and encourage students in the achievement of their educational and career aspirations.

y Enhance the sense of community and the overall quality of campus life.

y Assist students in making the transition from academic life to the world of work



The Student Affairs Division recognizes the increasingly diverse nature of the student population. With that in mind, many programmes, activities and services are designed to meet the needs of all students including persons with disabilities, special target and other distinct groups.


STUDENTS’ WELFARE

The Student Welfare office is dedicated to the development of programmes and services designed to help a diverse student body achieve their educational goals, objectives and to enhance the overall quality of campus life. Developing leaders is a major focus of Student Life.



The University Senate has approved a dress code which must be respected by all students to ensure that issues of sexual harassment and sorting are discouraged in the campus.

GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING SERVICES

Counseling Services offers a variety of services to help students grow personally, understand themselves, and develop mutually satisfying relationships with friends and family. In addition to short-term counselling service, the professional staff offers assistance in exploring and assessing aptitudes, interests and abilities that are important to career planning.



STUDENTS’ ACCOMMODATION

Hostel accommodation provides inviting, high-quality, and cost-effective housing for many students. There are also catering services within the campus that enhance the educational experience of our students and meet the needs of the entire University community. The division provides decent hostel accommodation for all female students on request. There are two hostels Block A and B with the capacity of accommodating 576 female students.



The Student Affairs provide private hostel accommodation for 200 male students on first come first served. The building popularly known as the WHITE HOUSE is provided with water supply.




Faculty of Education PDF Print E-mail
Undergraduate Programmes
-> B.A. Ed. Arabic
-> B.A. Ed. Islamic Studies
-> B.A. Ed. History
-> B.A. Ed. English
-> B.A. Ed. Hausa
-> B. Sc. Ed. Biology
-> B. Sc. Ed. Geography
-> B. Sc. Ed. Chemistry
-> B. Sc. Ed. Physics
-> B. Sc. Ed. Mathematics
-> BLIS
Postgraduate Programmes
-> Postgraduate Diploma in Education
-> M.Ed. Curriculum and Instructions
-> M.Ed. Educational Psychology


Faculty of Humanities
Undergraduate Programmes
-> B.A. Arabic
-> B.A. English
-> B.A. French
-> B.A. Hausa
-> B.A. History
-> B.A. Islamic Studies
Postgradute Programmes
-> M.A. Arabic
-> M.A. Islamic Studies
-> Ph.D Arabic
-> Ph.D Islamic Studies




Faculty of Law
Undergraduate Programme
-> LLB Law



Faculty of Natural & Applied Sciences
Undergraduate Programmes
-> B.Sc. Biology
-> B.Sc. Biochemistry
-> B.Sc. Chemistry
-> B.Sc. Computer Science
-> B.Sc. Geography
-> B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry
-> B.Sc. Microbiology
-> B.Sc. Mathematics
-> B.Sc. Physics
Postgraduate Programmes
-> M.Sc. Chemistry
-> M.Sc. Geography
-> Masters in Resource Development (MRD)
-> M.Sc. Computer Science
-> M.Sc. Mathematics
-> Ph.D. Chemistry
-> Ph.D Geography (Internal Candidates only)
-> Postgraduate Diploma in Resource Development (PGDR


Faculty of Social & Management Science
Undergraduate Programmes
-> B.Sc. Accounting
-> B.Sc. Business Administration
-> B.Sc. Economics
-> B.Sc. Political Science
-> B.Sc. Sociology

Welcome: Post UTME Screening Exercise

Welcome to the Ahmadu Bello University portal for the screening of candidates that sat for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) for admission into undergraduate programmes of the University. Please take time to read the following guidelines before you register for the screening.

Qualtification for Screening

Candidates who scored 180 and above in UTME for all Courses.
And must have chosen Ahmadu Bello University as their first choice.
Procedure for Online Registration for UTME Screening

Registration for the screening exercise will commence from Tuesday 9th July, 2014 and close on Thursday 7th August, 2014. Applicants are required to pay a sum of N2, 200.00 for the screening exercise. This is exclusive of bank administrative charges of N200.00.

To make the payment, candidates are advised to visit the University PUTME registration portal (putme.abu.edu.ng) and Generate a Transaction Payment Slip, print the slip and proceed to any of the designated banks below for payment.

Candidate are to use their Jamb registration number as their username and their respective state of origin as password for login in.

After making payment in any of the prescribed Banks, candidates are to go back to the PUTME portal (putme.abu.edu.ng) to finish up their registration and schedule for the Screening Test.

The printout of the scheduled test and a printout of the UTME result MUST be submitted on the day of the screening. Candidates MUST keep photocopies of all submissions for their own records.

Candidates MUST arrive at the screening venue atleast One Hour before their scheduled screening time, to ensure proper briefing and accreditation.

Please note that:-

(GSM Phones are not allowed during the Post-UTME Screening Exercise.

Parents, Guardians and uninvited law enforcement agencies will not be allowed into the venues during the Post-UTME Screening Exercise.

Only the calculators similar to those provided by JAMB will be allowed into the screening venue.

Participating Banks

First Bank of Nigeria Plc
Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc
Diamond Bank Plc
Guarantee Trust Bank Plc
Main Street Bank Plc
Key Stone Bank Plc
United Bank for Africa UBA Plc
Fidelity Bank Plc
Zenit Bank Plc
Venues for Screening

Venues, dates and time for Screening are as contained on the scheduling Slip.

Any candidate who fails to appear for the screening exercise on the date indicated on his/her Schedule Slip would not be considered for admission into the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria during the 2014/2015 academic session.

Follow the steps below to register

Type in your JAMB number and state of origin on the login page and click on login
A transaction id will be generated for you, printout the Slip and go to any of the designated banks listed above and make payment.
Login after payment to complete your registration and schedule for the Screening test
Provide your personal records if missing and click update
You must provide a valid GSM number and Email address
Upload your true passport size photograph in JPG format (not more than 100KB) and O/level results (where available).
Choose awaiting result where applicable. Ensure that your photograph is uploaded.
Click on the save button.
You will be redirected to the Portal where you will be scheduled for the screening
Print 2 copies of the Scheduling slip and bring along during the screening exercise.
The exam will be access on computer base, and students are advice to get the p.q to guide them for the exam.
For admission process and past questions paper for the post u.m.e examination get in torch with this number 07039759893. Also for those that are from far away, soft coppy of the p.q available which will be send via email provided. Best wishes

The school of basic and remedial studies, Ahmadu Bello University, Funtua, announces the sale of application forms for admission into 2013/2014 academic session, which will commence from Friday 12th July, 2013 to 20th September, 2013. Candidates are admitted from educational least developed states of the North for possible placement into degree programmes at Ahmadu Bello University and other Universities as approved by the Federal Government.
1. ADMISSION REQUIMEMENT
(a) REMEDIAL
i. Candidates applying for this programme must have at least (3) credits in science subjects with any of the following combinations: RS1: Biology, Chemistry, Geography; RS2: Biology, Chemistry, Physics; RS3; Biology, Geography, Physics; RS4: Chemistry, Geography, Physics; and two (2) passes at ‘o’ level in the other subjects offered in the school.
ii. Candidates applying for the programme MUST register with JAMB for 2013/2014 academic session and MUST choose ABU as first choice.
iii. The duration of the programme is NINE (9) months only.
(b) Basic (IJAMB)
i. Candidates applying for this programme must have at least five (5) credits including English and Mathematics with any of the following combinations: BS1: Biology, Chemistry, Physics; BS2: Chemistry, Mathematics, Physics; BS3: Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics; BS4: Chemistry, Geography, Physics; BS5: Mathematics, Geography, Physics.
ii. The duration for the programme is twelves months only
2. METHOD OF APPLICATION
1. Go to the SBRS e-forms portal at sbrs.abu.edu.ng/eform
2. Click on the TRANSACTION-ID LINK to create your account and generate your unique transaction-ID and password.
3. Print out the payment slip and proceed to any of the designated banks and make payment.
4. Go back to the portal and log in with your ID and password to fill and submit your form.
5. The form fees is #2,500.00 only; however, the banks will also charge an administrative fee of #200.00 only.
6. The designated banks for the exercise are
i. Zenith Bank PLC
ii. First Bank Nig. Plc
iii. UBA Plc
iv. Keystone Bank Plc
7. Please Note that payment should only be made through the designated banks listed above and the pre-admission test will commence from September 23rd – 28th , 2013.

festusbiz: Tnks 4 dis post. Pls can applicant who r not 4rm northern states apply As am 4rm d southwest? Pls help me wit d amount of d skul fees n hostel accomodatn. I await ur quick reply. Tnks

candidate who are not from northern state can apply but the chance to get admission is very low but with god all things are possible and nothing is impossible

fees< 70,000 -80,000..

Over the years, statistics shows that most of the states in the northern part of the Country hardly filled their quota in our Universities in general and Ahmadu Bello University in particular. The standard of students produced in most of these states has always seen also as being very low. These are largely attributed to the caliber of teachers teaching in our secondary schools and the massive failure of students in their final year Senior Secondary School Examinations.
In an attempt to tackle this unfortunate situation, the School of Basic and Remedial Studies (SBRS) Funtua was established in 2003. It among others, undertake pre-degree programme-
THE REMEDIAL PROGRAMME.
The remedial section of the school also organizes
JAMB CLINIC
classes for all students and SPECIAL classes for students with deficiencies in their O-Levels.
The Remedial programme generally last for Nine (9) months divided into two semesters. During this period, students are exposed to intensive lectures from Mondays to Thursdays every week and a weekly C.A. test on Fridays.


CATCHMENT AREA
The School being established by the Northern State Governments is open to all interested applicants from the 19 Northern States and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Candidates aspiring to gain admission in Ahmadu Bello University Zaria via SBRS’s Remedial programme must:

Successfully sit and pass the pre-admission test examined by SBRS at Funtua.

Have obtained at least three (3) credits and two (2) pass in English Language, General Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography and Physics in WAEC and or NECO.

GROUPS & SUBJECT COMBINATIONS
All successfully admitted and registered students are placed into one of the four (4) academic groups:- RS1, RS2, RS3 or RS4. Each student is given a group by considering his/her intended feature carrier and the O-Level credits obtained. Courses in each group are:

RS1:- Biology, Chemistry and Geography

RS2:- Biology, Chemistry and Physics

RS3:- Biology, Geography and Physics

RS4:- Chemistry, Geography and Physics

Note:
English Language and General Mathematics are compulsory for all students apart from the subject combinations they are expected to offer in their various groups.


ENTRY REQUIREMENTS INTO THE UNIVERSITY
Admission in Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria is automatic provided a student successfully completes the remedial programme as follows:

Obtained a minimum of 2.0 CGPA from 3 subjects undertook at the school.

Choose ABU Zaria as first choice in JAMB and has also obtained the required JAMB scores (which is generally determined by JAMB) and

Remedied all necessary O-Level deficiencies.







BASIC (IJMB) PROGRAMME PROSPECTUS

The Basic (IJMB) programme is an Advance Level Programme intended for candidates aspiring to again admission into any Nigerian University through Direct Entry (DE). The programme last for Eighteen (18) months divided into two sessions of two semesters each. During this period, students are exposed to intensive lectures from Mondays to Thursdays every week and a weekly C.A. test on Fridays. The school's highly equipped laboratories avail the students the opportunity of undertaking all the practical required for IJMB progrmme.
CATCHMENT AREA

The programme is specifically designed for interested candidates from the 19 Northern States including the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Candidates aspiring to gain admission in Ahmadu Bello University Zaria via SBRS's Remedial programme must:

Successfully sit and pass the pre-admission test examined by SBRS at Funtua.
Have obtained at least three (3) credits and two (2) pass in English Language, General Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography and Physics in WAEC and or NECO.

ENTRY REQUIREMENT INTO BASIC (IJMB) PROGRAMME

Candidates aspiring to be admitted into the Basic (IJMB) programme:

Must have sat and passed the pre-admission test examined by the School.
Must obtain a minimum of five (5) O/L credits from Ordinary Mathematics, English Language, Biology, Chemistry, Geography and Physics.
Must have successful passed through the BIO DATA and Academic screening processes.

SUBJECT / COURSES TAUGHT

The School of Basic and Remedial Studies Funtua, is science based. Thus the subjects offered in the Basic programme are purely Advance Level science subjects viz: Biology, Chemistry, Geography, Mathematics, and Physics.
GROUPS & SUBJECT COMBINATIONS
BS1 BS2 BS3 BS4 BS5
Chemistry Mathemtics Biology Physics Mathematics
Physics Chemistry Biology Chemistry Geography
Biology Physics Chemistry Geography Physics
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS INTO ABU ZARIA

Candidates aspiring to be admitted into the Basic (IJMB) programme:

Student must have obtained a minimum of 6 points in their final exams (this is subject to change when necessary by NUC).
Must have purchased Direct Entry (DE) form and have chosen ABU Zaria as their first choice.
Must have remedied all deficiencies (if any)

All SBRS IJMB students, as a privilege, are automatically given admission into ABU Zaria provided they satisfy the afore-listed conditions.



SUMMARY OF ENTRANCE EXAMS SCHEDULES
ENTRANCE EXAM SCHEDULES FOR 2013/2014 ADMISSION EXERCISE
Form Sales Period: Jul 10, 2013 – Sep 20, 2013
Form Fees: =N=2,500.00
Entrance Exam Dates: Sep 23, 2013 – Sep 28, 2013
Entrance Exam Times: 9:00AM - 6:00PM daily
Entrance Exam Venues: SBRS Funtua school premises
Entrance Exam Method: Other details will be made available shortly.

REMAIN CALM!
Aspirants of the great Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, should hold on and be patient as there are lots of people out there waiting to use this opportunity to take advantage of the desperacy of aspirants to strip them of illegal amounts of money.
The university is experiencing technical and administrative hitches which made it unable to commence distribution of POST UTME registration forms. Candidates are advised to wait for authentic information before taking any step of releasing money so as to avoid falling into the hands of these unscrupulous people!




AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA

A.B.U 2013/2014 POST-UTME SCREENING HOLDS 22ND -26TH,2013

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria for the 2013/2014 Academic Session, and who made the institution their FIRST CHOICE, that they would be screened through Computer Based Training(CTB), starting from Monday 22nd to 26th July,2013. Candidates, parents, guardians and the general public are to note that the ability to read and click/use the mouse is the only requirement for the test.
QUALIFICATION FOR THE SCREENING
All candidates with utme score of 180 and above are eligible to attend the screening exercise, In addition, candidates must have the prescribed UTME subject combinations required for the courses applied for the courses applied for as contained in the JAMB Brochure
NB: Candidates with wrong UTME subject combinations will not be allowed to attend the screening exercise
REGISTRATION
Registration for the screening exercise will commence on Tuesday 2nd July, 2013 and close on Friday 26th July 2013. Applicants are required to pay sum of N2,000.00 screening fee. This is exclusive of band administrative charge of N250.00. Candidates are advised to obtain an e-transact PIN from any commercial bank and thereafter load the PIN Number for the online registration process by clicking on the home page of Ahmadu Bello University Website (http://forms.abu.edu.ng/putme ) and print out their respective Schedule-Slip containing screening information.
A printout of the candidate’s schedule slip with the passport photograph and a print out of the UTME result must be submitted on the day of the screening. Candidates MUST keep photocopies of all submissions for their own records.
Candidates should please note that:
(1) GSM phones are not allowed during the Post-UTME Screening Exercise.
(2) Parents, Guardians and uninvited law enforcement agencies will not be allowed into the venue during the Post-UTME exercise.



VENUE FOR SCREENING
Candidates should all report to the multipurpose Hall Faculty Of Social Sciences, Main Campus Ahmadu Bello University, Samaru, Zaria at 7:00am daily
SCHEDULE OF SCREENING DATES
Monday 22nd July 2013
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Environmental Design
Tuesday 23rd July 2013
Faculty of Administration
Faculty of Law
Wednesday 24th July 2013
Faculty of Science
Faculty of Social Science
Thursday 25th July 2013
Faculty of Medicine
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
Friday 26th July 2013
Faculty of Arts
Faculty of Education
Faculty of Agriculture
Any candidate who fails to appear for the screening exercise on the dates indicating above will not be considered for admission into the university during the 2013/2014 academic session.

[quote author=hamzashuaib]Welcome to the Ahmadu Bello University portal for the screening of candidates that sat for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) for admission into undergraduate programmes of the University. Please take time to read the following guidelines before you register for the screening.

Qualtification for Screening

Candidates who scored 180 and above in UTME for science based courses;
Candidates who scored 190 and above in UTME for Arts, Social Science, Law and administration;
All candidates who fall within the cut off point in (a) and (b) above, must have the prescribed subject combinations in the UTME examination as required by their proposed courses of study (information as contained in the JAMB brochure for UME candidates);
And must have chosen Ahmadu Bello University as their first choice.

N.B: Those whose UTME subject combinations are not correct need not come as they will not be allowed for the screening exercise.

Procedure for Online Registration for UTME Screening

Registration for the screening exercise will commence from Monday 24thJune, 2013. Applicants are required to pay a sum of N1, 000.00 for the screening exercise. This is exclusive of bank administrative charges of N250.00. To make the payments, candidates are advised to obtain an e-transact PIN card from any commercial bank and thereafter load the PIN Number for the online registration process by clicking Register for the Screening Exerciseon the home page of Ahmadu Bello University Website (www.abu.edu.ng) and to print out their respective a registration slip. Proceed to make payment and schedule then. date and time schedule for the screening.

The printout with affixed Passport Photograph of the candidates and a printout of the UTME result MUST be submitted on the day of the screening. Candidates MUST keep photocopies of all submissions for their own records.

Candidates MUST arrive at the screening venue One Hour before their scheduled screening time, to ensure proper briefing and accreditation.

Please note that:-

(GSM Phones are not allowed during the Post-UTME Screening Exercise.

Parents, Guardians and uninvited law enforcement agencies will not be allowed into the venues during the Post-UTME Screening Exercise.

Only the calculators similar to those provided by JAMB will be allowed into the screening venue.

Any candidate who fails to appear for the screening exercise on the date indicated on his/her Schedule Slip would not be considered for admission into the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria during the 2013/2014 academic session

Follow the steps below to register

Type in your JAMB number and state of origin on the login page and click on login
Enter your valid mobile number, email address
Upload your true passport size photograph in JPEG format (not more than 100KB) and O/level results (where available).
Choose awaiting result where applicable. Ensure that your photograph is uploaded.
Click on the save button.
You will be redirected to the Portal where you make payment and schedule for the screening
Print 2 copies of the registration slip and bring along during the screening exercise.
if you experience any problem with login to the Portal, uploading your passport photograph or OL results

Check for Post UTME Screening Result here

Please login using your JAMB No and state of origin
JAMB No
State.

hopefully the selling of the post utme for abu. zaria will commence on 26/06/2013. best-regard

Welcome to the Ahmadu Bello University portal for the screening of candidates that sat for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) for admission into undergraduate programmes of the University. Please take time to read the following guidelines before you register for the screening.

Qualtification for Screening

Candidates who scored 180 and above in UTME for science based courses;
Candidates who scored 190 and above in UTME for Arts, Social Science, Law and administration;
All candidates who fall within the cut off point in (a) and (b) above, must have the prescribed subject combinations in the UTME examination as required by their proposed courses of study (information as contained in the JAMB brochure for UME candidates);
And must have chosen Ahmadu Bello University as their first choice.

N.B: Those whose UTME subject combinations are not correct need not come as they will not be allowed for the screening exercise.

Procedure for Online Registration for UTME Screening

Registration for the screening exercise will commence from Monday 24thJune, 2013. Applicants are required to pay a sum of N1, 000.00 for the screening exercise. This is exclusive of bank administrative charges of N250.00. To make the payments, candidates are advised to obtain an e-transact PIN card from any commercial bank and thereafter load the PIN Number for the online registration process by clicking Register for the Screening Exerciseon the home page of Ahmadu Bello University Website (www.abu.edu.ng) and to print out their respective a registration slip. Proceed to make payment and schedule then. date and time schedule for the screening.

The printout with affixed Passport Photograph of the candidates and a printout of the UTME result MUST be submitted on the day of the screening. Candidates MUST keep photocopies of all submissions for their own records.

Candidates MUST arrive at the screening venue One Hour before their scheduled screening time, to ensure proper briefing and accreditation.

Please note that:-

(GSM Phones are not allowed during the Post-UTME Screening Exercise.

Parents, Guardians and uninvited law enforcement agencies will not be allowed into the venues during the Post-UTME Screening Exercise.

Only the calculators similar to those provided by JAMB will be allowed into the screening venue.

Any candidate who fails to appear for the screening exercise on the date indicated on his/her Schedule Slip would not be considered for admission into the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria during the 2013/2014 academic session

Follow the steps below to register

Type in your JAMB number and state of origin on the login page and click on login
Enter your valid mobile number, email address
Upload your true passport size photograph in JPEG format (not more than 100KB) and O/level results (where available).
Choose awaiting result where applicable. Ensure that your photograph is uploaded.
Click on the save button.
You will be redirected to the Portal where you make payment and schedule for the screening
Print 2 copies of the registration slip and bring along during the screening exercise.
if you experience any problem with login to the Portal, uploading your passport photograph or OL results

Check for Post UTME Screening Result here

Please login using your JAMB No and state of origin
JAMB No
State.

AHMADU BELLO
UNIVERSITY
,ZARIA
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
INTO VARIOUS PROGRAMMES OF THE
S/No
Faculty/Course
REQUIREMENTS
UME Subjects
Direct Entry Candidates
UME Candidates
1.
ADMINISTRATION
Accounting
1)
Two ‘A’ level / IJ
MB passes in
Management/Social Science subjects one of
which must be Economics.
2)
A credit/Merit Pass in ABU Diploma in
Accounting, Banking or Insurance.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes
including English Language,
Economi
cs, Mathematics and
any other two (2)
Management/Social Science
subjects
.
Use of English,
Economics,
Mathematics and any
Management or Social
Science
subject
.
Business
Administration
1)
Two ‘A’ level / IJMB passes in
Management/Social Science subjects one
of
which must be Economics.
2)
A credit/Merit Pass in ABU Diploma in
Accounting, Banking or Insurance.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes
including English Language,
Economics, Mathematics and
any other two (2)
Management/So
cial Science
subjects
.
Use of English,
Economics,
Mathematics and any
Management or Social
Science
subject
.
Public Administration
1)
Two ‘A’ level / IJMB passes One of which
must include Government.
2)
A Merit Pass in ABU Diploma in P
ublic
Administration or Local Government.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes
including English Language,
Government or History,
Economics. At least a pass in
Mathematics.
Use of English,
Government/History,
Economics and any
other subject.
Loc
al Government
Studies.
1)
Two ‘A’ level / IJMB passes One of which
must include Government or History.
2)
A Merit Pass in ABU Diploma in Local
Government or Public Administration.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes
including Eng
lish Language,
Government or History,
Economics and any other two
subjects. At least a pass in
Mathematics
Use of English,
Government/History,
Economics and any
other subject.
2.
AGRICULTURE
1)
Two ‘A’ level / IJMB Passes in Chemistry
and Biology or Botan
y or Zoology.
2)
HND in Agriculture or related field of study
with a minimum of credit pass.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes
including English Language,
Mathematics, Chemistry,
Physics, Biology or Agricultural
Science.
Use of English,
Chemistry,
Mathematics,
Biology
or Agricultural
Science.
3.
ARTS
English Language
Two ‘A’ level / IJMB or NCE Passes in Literature
in English and any other Arts or Social Science
subject.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes to
include Literature in English and
English Language, an
d any
other Arts or Social Science
subjects
Use of English, one
Arts subject and two
other Arts or Social
Science subjects.
English Literature
Two ‘A’ level / IJMB or NCE Passes in Literature
in English and any other Arts or Social Science
subject.
Five
‘0’ level credit passes to
include Literature in English and
English Language,
Use of English, one
Arts subject and two
other Arts or Social
Science subjects.
2
Theatre and Performing
Arts
.
1)
IJMB or ‘A’ level Theatre or Performing Arts,
Literature in Eng
lish Journalism, Mass
Comm. Creative Arts, Music and Dance,
Literature in English.
2)
ABU ND in Drama at credit level.
3)
NCE in Drama, Theatre or Performing Arts
and Creative Arts. Literature in English is
desirable.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes to
include Lit
erature in English and
English Language, and any
other Arts or Social Science
subjects.
Use of English,
Literature in English
and two other relevant
subjects
Archaeology
Archaeology / History
1)
Two “A” Level / IJMB with a minimum of “C”
i
n
History, Government, Economics, Geology
,
Geography, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and
Mathematics. French is an added advantage.
2)
NCE with a minimum of “C” in
History,
Government, Economics, Geology
,
Geography, Biology, Chemistry, Physics or
Mathematics. Fr
ench is an added advantage.
1)
Two “A” level / IJMB with a minimum of “C”
grade in History and any of the following
subjects:
Government, Economics, Geology
,
Geography, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and
Mathematics. French is an added advantage.
2)
NCE with a mini
mum of “C” grade in History
and any of the following subjects:
Government, Economics, Geology
,
Geography, Biology, Chemistry, Physics or
Mathematics. French is an added advantage.
Archaeology
Five ‘O’ level credit passes
which must include English
Lang
uage and one of the
following: History, Government,
Economics, Geography, Biology,
Chemistry, Physics,
Mathematics, I.R.K. and C.R.K.
Not applicable.
Use of English, History
or Government and
two other subjects
from Arts/Social
Sciences OR any
three Scie
nce
subjects.
French
1)
NCE with a minimum of “C” in French.
2)
ABU Diploma Minimum of Merit Pass in
French Language Education.
3)
Two ‘A’ level / IJMB passes including French
and any other Arts or Social Science
subjects.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes to
include
English Language and
French plus any other Arts or
Social Sciences subjects.
Use of English, French
and any other two
subjects from Arts or
Social Sciences.
History
1)
Two ‘A’ level / IJMB Passes One of which
must be History or Government.
2)
NCE with a mini
mum of “C” in History.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes to
include English Language,
History or Government
Use of English, History
or Government and
any other two Arts or
Social Science
subjects.
Arabic
1)
Two ‘A’ level / IJMB Passes including Arabic
and othe
r Arts subjects.
2)
ABU Diploma in Arabic at credit level.
3)
NCE in Arabic.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes
including English Language and
Arabic plus any two other
subject from Arts.
Use of English,
Arabic and any other
two subjects from Arts
or Social Sciences.
Hausa
1)
Two ‘A’ level / IJMB Passes including Hausa
and other Arts subjects.
2)
ABU Diploma at credit level.
3)
NCE in Hausa.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes
including English Language and
Hausa and any other two Arts
subjects.
Use of English, Hausa
and any other
two Arts
subjects.
4.
EDUCATION
Christian Religious
Studies
1)
NCE with a minimum of ‘C’ grade in
Education and CRS
2)
NCE with a minimum of ‘D’ grade in the
second teaching subject.
3)
ABU Diploma in CRS with a minimum of
Merit pass
Five ‘0’ level cre
dit which must
include English Language and
CRS.
3
Islamic Religious
Studies
1)
NCE with a minimum of ‘C’ grade in Islamic
Studies and Education
2)
IJMB with a minimum of ‘E’ grade in all the
three subjects including I.R.S.
3)
ABU Diploma in Islamic Studies with
a
minimum of Merit Pass.
4)
ND in Islamic Studies from any University
with a minimum of Lower Credit.
Five ‘0’ level credit which must
include English Language and
Islamic Studies.
Mathematics Education
1)
NCE with a minimum of ‘C’ grade in
Education and Ma
thematics
2)
IJMB with a minimum of ‘D’ grade in
Mathematics and minimum of ‘E’ grade in
the two other subjects.
3)
ND with a minimum of Merit Pass in
Mathematics.
4)
ABU Higher Diploma with a minimum of
Merit Pass in Mathematics Education.
Five ‘0’ level credit w
hich must
include English Language and
Mathematics.
Chemistry Education
1)
NCE with ‘C’ grade in Education and
Chemistry.
2)
IJMB or ‘A’ level with a minimum of ‘C’
grade in Chemistry and a minimum of ‘D’
grade in one other Science subject from
Biology, Phys
ics, Geography.
3)
ABU Diploma in Chemistry Education with
Merit pass.
Five ‘0’ level credit which must
include English Language,
Mathematics, Chemistry and
Biology, plus
Physics/Geography..
TC II with credit pass in
Integrated Science, English
Language and a
ny other three
subjects.
Geography Education
1)
NCE with minimum of ‘C’ grade in
Education and Geography
2)
IJMB or ‘A’ level passes with a minimum of
‘C’ grade in Geography and ‘D’ in one other
Science subjects.
3)
ABU Diploma in Geography Education with
a mi
nimum of merit pass.
Five ‘O’ level credit in Geography,
Mathematics, English language
and any other one from
Chemistry, physics or Biology.
TC II credit pass in Mathematics,
Geography, English Language
and any other three subjects.
Biology Education
1)
NCE with ‘C’ grade in Education and
Biology.
2)
IJMB or ‘A’ level passes with ‘C’ grade in
Biology and ‘D’ in one other Science
subjects from Chemistry, Physics,
Integrated Science or Geography.
3)
ABU Diploma in Biology Education with a
minimum of merit pass.
Five ‘O’ level credit passes in
Biology, Mathematics, English
language and Chemistry and any
other from physics or Geography.
TC II credit passes in English
Language, Integrated Science
and any other three subjects.
Integrated Science
1)
NCE with ‘C’ gr
ade in Education and
Integrated Science.
2)
IJMB or ‘A’ level pass with a minimum of
‘C’ grade (merit) in Physics and ‘D’ grade in
any other Science subjects
3)
ABU Diploma in Integrated Science or
Physics Education with a minimum of Merit
pass.
Five ‘O’ level c
redit passes in
English language, Mathematics,
Physics Chemistry and Biology.
TC II credit passes in English
Language,
Mathematics,
Inte
grated Science, and any other
two subjects from the following:
Chemistry, Biology, Geography.
Home Economics
1)
ABU D
iploma in Home Economics with a
minimum of Upper credit.
2)
NCE merit in Home Economics and
Education.
3)
ABU Higher National Diploma with lower
credit in Home Economics.
Five ‘O’ level credits passes in
English Language, Food and
Nutrition, Home Management or
Textile and Clothing, and any
other three subjects.
4
Agricultural Education
1)
NCE Agric Education (Double Major) with
merit pass.
2)
HND Agric. Science (ABU) with minimum
of lower credit.
3)
ABU National Diploma with minimum of
credit pass.
Five ‘O’ level cred
it passes
including Chemistry and Biology
or Agric Science, Integrated
Science/General Science.
Candidates with ND in agriculture
with a minimum of lower credit.
Use of English,
Chemistry, Biology,
Agric. Science or
Physics.
Waiver
:
ABU Diploma in
Agricult
ure with credit
will be allowed 100
level.
Business Education
1)
NCE Minimum of Merit pass in Business
Education
2)
Two credit passes at IJMB in either
Economics, Business Management,
Accounting etc.
3)
ABU Diploma with upper credit in related
discipline.
4)
HND w
ith credit pass in Business Studies
and R/A stage III in secretarial studies.
Five ‘O’ level credit passes
including English Language and
any four of Accounting
Economics, Commerce, Business
Methods, Shorthand and
Typewriting with at least a
Credit
in Math
ematics.
Library and Information
Science
1)
“A” Level / IJMB passes in at least two
subjects.
2)
ABU Diploma in Library & Information
Science (with at least Merit Grade).
3)
3) NCE with minimum of Merit Grade in
two subjects.
Five “O” Level credits passes
inc
luding English Language & at
least a pass in Mathematics.
OR
TC
II Certificate with credit/merit
in at least five subjects including
English Language and at least a
pass in Mathematics.
Use of English and
any other three
subjects.
Hausa Education
1)
“A”
Level passes / IJMB in at least two
subjects which must include Hausa.
2)
ABU Diploma in Hausa with minimum of
Merit pass.
3)
NCE with minimum of “C” grade in Hausa
Five “O” Level credits passes
including English Language and
Hausa.
Arabic Education
1)
“A” Leve
l passes / IJMB in at least two
subjects which must include Arabic.
2)
ABU Diploma in Arabic and Islamic Studies
with minimum of Merit pass.
3)
NCE with minimum of “C” grade in Arabic.
Five “O” Level credits passes
including English Language and
Arabic
Social
Studies
Education
1)
“A” Level passes / IJMB in at least two
subjects which must include Social Studies
2)
ABU Diploma in Arabic and Islamic Studies
with minimum of Merit pass.
3)
NCE with minimum of “C” grade in Social
Studies
Five “O” Level credits passes
includ
ing English Language and
Social Science subjects.
Physical and Health
Education
1)
NCE passes in two major subjects of any
other combination with P.E. or H.E. or
P.H.E.
2)
Two ‘A’ level passes in science subjects;
Chemistry Physics, Biology and
Mathematics.
3)
A
BU Diploma with merit pass in P.H.E.
Five ‘O’ level credit passes in
English Language, Mathematics
and any one Science subject from
Biology and Chemistry.
Guidance and
Counseling
1) Merit pass in Higher / Ordinary Diploma in
Guidance and Counseling fro
m ABU.
2) NCE with Merit and above in Education and
the Teaching Subjects.
Five ‘O’ level credit passes in Arts
& Social Sciences including
English Language with a pass in
Mathematics.
Computer Science
Education
1) Merit Pass in Higher Diploma and Dip
loma in
Computer, Statistic or Mathematics Education.
2) NCE with Merit in Education and Computer
Science.
Five ‘O’ credit pass which must
include Mathematics, Physics
English Language and any other
two Science Subjects.
5
5.
ENGINEERING
Agricultural
Engineering
1)
Two ‘A’ level / IJMB Passes in
Mathematics, and either Physics, Chemistry
or Agric Science.
2)
ND Upper Credit or Distinction in
Engineering or Physics/Mathematics from
accredited institution.
3)
HND Lower Credit in Agricultural
Engineering from a
ccredited institution.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes in
English Language, Mathematics,
Physics, Chemistry or Agric
Science and any other Science
subject.
Use of English,
Mathematics, Physics
and Chemistry.
Chemical Engineering
1)
Two ‘A’ level /IJMB Pas
ses in Mathematics,
Chemistry or Physics.
2)
ND Upper Credit in Chemical Engineering
from accredited institution.
3)
HND Lower Credit in Chemical Engineering
from accredited institution.
Five ‘0’ level credit passes in
English Language, Mathematics,
Physics, Che
mistry and any other
Science subject.
Use of English,
Mathematics, Physics
and Chemistry.
Civil Engineering
1)
Two ‘A’ level/IJMB Passes which must
include Mathematics Chemistry and
Physics.
2)
ND in Civil Eng. at Upper Credit from
accredited institution
3)
3) H
ND in Civil Eng. with at least Lower
Credit from accredited institution
Five ‘0’ level credit passes in
English Language, Mathematics,
Physics, Chemistry and any other
Science subject.
Use of English,
Physics, Chemistry
and Mathematics
Electrical Enginee
ring
1)
ND or equivalent in Electrical Eng. or
relevant field, with minimum of Upper Credit
with Distinction in Mathematics from
accredited institution.
2)
Two A level/IJMB passes which must
include Physics and Mathematics
Five ‘0’ level credit passes in
Engli
sh, Mathematics, Physics,
Chemistry plus any other science
subject.
Use of English,
Mathematics, Physics
and Chemistry
Mechanical
Engineering
1)
Two ‘A’ level /IJMB Passes in Physics,
Mathematics and Chemistry or Tech.
Drawing or Geography
2)

Vice-Chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, Professor Abdullahi Mustapha, yesterday announced plans by the university would establish a centre for food safety, research and training.
The vice-chancellor said at an inaugural lecture by Professor Veronica Umoh at the institution’s main campus at Samaru in Zaria that the centre, when established, would pay attention to issues of capacity building in risk analysis, research and training that would help in the reduction of food borne diseases and networking among the various stakeholders.
Professor Umoh had earlier said globalisation of food trade and increasing problems of emerging and re-emerging diseases are posing serious challenges on food safety.
She therefore recommended for the establishment of a science institute that would concentrate on risk assessment, provision of adequate infrastructure, food borne diseases surveillance and training and re-training of personnel.

Schedule of Screening Date


Monday 1st July, 2013 *.
Faculty of Administration *
.Faculty of Social Sciences

Tuesday 2nd July, 2013 *.
Faculty of Arts *.
Faculty of Education *.
Faculty of Engineering *.
Faculty of Environmental Design *.
Faculty of Law

Wednesday 3rd July, 2013 *
.Faculty of Science *.
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Thursday 4th July, 2013
*faculty of Agriculture *.
Faculty of Medicine *.

Friday 5th July, 2013 *.
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences *

Saturday 6th July, 2013
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