Getting Admission

Kogi State College of Health Sciences Idah releases Post-UTME/interview results 2025/2026. Check official Facebook group. Registration begins immediately at College Bursary office.

Aminu Dabo College of Nursing Sciences Kano opens ND/HND Nursing admission 2025/2026. 4-year programmes, JAMB cutoff 140, five O'Level credits required. ₦15,000 fee. Apply at adcons.edu.ng.

UNILAG Institute of Continuing Education final entrance exam holds Saturday, June 28, 2025 at 9 AM. Venue: Faculty of Education. All Sandwich Programme candidates must arrive early to locate exam halls.

College of Health Technology Lafia releases Batch B admission list for 2025/2026. Collect admission letters from June 26 with ₦5,000 acceptance fee. Final registration deadline: July 15 or forfeit admission.

Petroleum Training Institute HND & Certificate admission 2025/2026. 10 HND programmes, 2 certificates. Fee ₦15,000 (June 16-Aug 20), interviews Aug 25-29. Apply at pti.edu.ng.

ATBU postgraduate admission 2025/2026 for PhD, Masters, PGD. Application fee ₦11,000, opens June 23, closes September 30. NYSC certificate required. Apply at pgatbu.admissions.cloud.

Pamo University Post-UTME 2025. Cut-off: MBBS 220, others 170. Application fee ₦10,000, Phase 1 deadline July 6, screening starts July 14. Register at pums.edu.ng.

College of Health Technology Lafia Batch B admission list 2025/2026 released. Acceptance fee ₦5,000, collect letters June 26, register by July 15 or forfeit admission.

Gombe State University opens Pre-Degree admission 2025/2026. Application fee ₦5,000. Programmes in Medicine, Pharmacy, Sciences, Management, Law, and more. Apply via SPAP portal.

Federal University Lafia opens diploma programme admission 2025/2026. 13 programmes including Computer Science, Accounting, Mass Communication. Application deadline October 7 at consult.fulafia.edu.ng.

Nigerian College of Accountancy admission 2025/2026. Conversion, Full-time, and Mature Professional programmes. Forms ₦25,000 from June 23. Kwali and Abuja locations.

MDCN increases University of Abuja medicine admission quota from 75 to 200 students. Expansion supports federal goal of addressing doctor shortage. JAMB candidates gain 125 additional admission opportunities.