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If you want to learn in a Nigerian University, you have to meet quite a number of different admission.
For most people common way is through universities Matriculations Inspection. This is a system that is managed by the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board. Each year admission applicants purchase forms, get registered and writing test in April or May on the admission year. The results are published in July or August and October / November universities start to take students to the relevant degree programs.
Apart from doing well in this test, candidates for admission also to write and pass the Post University Matriculations Examination (Post UME). This is organized by the universities themselves and the candidates have to score at least 50% of 100%. At the same time, candidates for admission to universities should be at least 16 years in registration. They also need to have at least five O’Level units (including English and mathematics). These are the basic requirements of people want to get in the first year of the regular studies in Nigerian universities.
Apart from jamb option, candidates can also access through direct entry. For this option, no entrance examination is written. The candidate buys forms, fills and submits form to the university of their choice his. Those accepted into the direct entry Program spending only three years, an average of four years of study. Requirements for direct entry admission are the following:
– The candidate may have National Certificate of Education (maintenance) in a related field.
– The candidate may have ordinary National Diploma (ond) from a recognized Polytechnic associated course.
– The candidate may also have three credits in Gce A’Levels. Three one must be related courses.
Apart from the above requirements, candidates seek admission to the direct entry Program must also meet requirements O’Level. These are at least five credits in related subjects including maths and English.
In some cases, candidates may be considered some professional qualifications from recognized professional organizations for admission to the university as well. For example, those who have attended the Nigerian Institute of Journalism in Lagos may offer access to study media. May be considered entry into the Accounting Department in some universities
However, these are not really secured options – Candidates who have passed a certain level of Ican tests – Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria .. The most popular option is now University Matriculations Test.
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