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HOW TO CALCULATE GPA AND CGPA IN NIGERIAN POLYTECHNICS
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HOW TO CALCULATE GRADE POINTS AVERAGE (GPA) IN NIGERIAN POLYTECHNICS
The calculation of GPA in Nigeria polytechnics follows nearly the same procedure with that of Nigerian Universities. However Nigerian polytechnics make use of the following grading system in calculation of GPA and the awarding of Ordinary National Diploma (OND) and Higher National Diploma (HND):
Polytechnics Grading System Table:
Score (%)GradeGrade PointFinal CGPAClass Of Degrees100-80A4.003.50 – 4.00Distinction79-70AB3.503.00 – 3.49Upper Credit60-69B3.002.50 – 2.99Lower Credit59-50BC2.502.00 – 2.49Pass49-40C2.000.00 – 1.99Fail
First Semester OND1 GPA Calculation
:
Assuming you offer the following courses and obtain scores that correspond to the following grades that lead to the distribution on the tables below. then you will your GPA as follows:
Course CodeCredit UnitGradeGrade PointsQuality Points (CU X GP)Total PointsGsp 1012C2.002 x 2.004.00Gsp 1052C2.002 x 2.004.00Gsp 1112A4.002 x 4.008.00Gsp 2012AB3.502 x 3.507.00Cos 1012BC2.502 x 2.505.00Sta 1312B3.002 x 3.006.00Mth 2213C2.003 x 2.006.00Total Credit Units1544
First Semester OND1:
GPA = Total points/Total Credit Units = 44.00/15 = 2.9.
Therefore your first semester ND1 GPA = 2.9.
Second Semester OND1 GPA Calculation
:
Assuming you offer the following courses and obtain scores that correspond to the following grades that lead to the distribution on the tables below. then you will your GPA as follows:
Course CodeCredit UnitGradeGrade PointsQuality Points (CU X GP)Total PointsChm 1122A4.002 x 4.008.00Gsp 2082E0.002 x 0.000.00Gsp 1062c2.002 x 2.004.00Gsp 2022C2.002 x 2.004.00Bio 1523B3.003 x 3.009.00Phy 1962BC2.502 x 2.505.00Glg 1423C2.003 x 2.006.00Total Credit Units1636
Second Semester GPA = Total points/Total Credit Units = 36.0/16 = 2.21875= 2.25.
Therefore your second semester ND1 GPA = 2.25.
Not, to calculate your cumulative grade point average (CGPA) for ND1 (first year), you add your ND1 first semester and second semester GPA and divide the result you obtain by two (2), i.e. the number of semester. This is simply finding the average.
Here it goes:
Your OND1 CGPA = (First Semester ND1 GPA + Second semester ND1 GPA) / 2 = (2.9 + 2.25) / 2.
CGPA = 5.15 / 2 = 2.575 = 2.58
The process is repeated for every semester result.
That should be all on how to calculate GPA (Grade Point Average) and CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) in Nigerian Polytechnics. For addition or queries, use the comment box below.
How To Calculate CGPA In Nigerian Universities
How To Calculate CGPA In Nigerian Universities
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In NUC standard, our higher institutions make use of Cumulative Grade Point Averages to measure Academic Excellence. A Students Nigeria writer is going to teach you how to calculate CGPA in Nigerian Universities. It is vital that all university students, especially Freshers, study and learn how to calculate their GPA upon release of each semester’s result and to also make up the cumulative at the end of every session. Doing this will help you evaluate your academic performance from time to time and improve.
ALERT! If your school is not a university (but a polytechnic), click here to learn how yours is calculated.
CGPA Scale in Nigerian Universities
Performance in semester examinations and assessments for courses/subjects/modules are classified into letter Grades (from A, B, C, D, E, to F) which represent a range of score or marks a student can obtain. A particular grade point is assigned to these grades, see below.
Marks/Score
Letter Grade
Grade Point (GP)
70% and Above
A
5.00
60 – 69
B
4.00
50 – 59
C
3.00
45 – 49
D
2.00
40 – 44
E
1.00
0 – 39
F
0.00
Calculating Your Grade Point Average (GPA)
Every Course/subject/module carries a fixed number of Credit Units (CU). Quality points (QP) are derived from multiplying the Credit Units (CU) for a course by the Grade Point (GP) earned by the student in that course.
Eg. If in a 3 Credit Unit course, a student scores 63% which is a B with a Grade Point of 4, the Quality points for the student in that course is 3 x 4 = 12.
Grade Point Average (GPA) is derived by dividing the Total Quality point (TQP) for the semester by the Total Credit Unit (TCU) for that semester.
Eg. If in a semester, a student earned 56 quality points for 18 Credit Units, the students GPA is 56/18 = 3.11
Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) is derived by adding the Total Quality Points (TQP) for all semesters to date and dividing by the Total Credit Units (TCU) for all semesters to date.
Eg. If a student earns a QP of 56 for 18 CU in the first semester and earns QP of 67 for 20 CU in the second semester, His CGPA is TQP/TCU = (56 + 67) / (18 + 20) = 123/38 =3.24
Below is a detailed example of how to calculate GPA and CGPA
First Year, First Semester
Course Code
Credit Unit (CU)
Letter Grade
Grade Point (GP)
Quality Point (QP) = CU x GP
APC 100
3
B
4
12
PDP 101
2
C
3
6
APP 102
1
C
3
3
PPA 103
4
B
4
16
AIT 104
5
A
5
25
NTA 105
2
D
2
4
Total
17
66
QP = 66, CU = 17, TQP = 66, TCU = 17
GPA = QP/CU = 66/17 = 3.88
CGPA = TQP/TCU = 66/17 = 3.88
First Year, Second Semester
Course Code
Credit Unit (CU)
Letter Grade
Grade Point (GP)
Quality Point (QP) = CU x GP
APC 106
5
E
1
5
PDP 107
4
D
2
8
APP 108
5
B
4
20
AIT 109
3
F
0
0
NTA 110
3
A
5
15
Total
20
48
QP = 48, CU = 20, TQP = 66 + 48 = 114, TCU = 17 + 20 = 37
GPA = QP/CU = 48/20 = 2.40
CGPA = TQP/TCU = 114/37 = 3.08
NB: This Procedure is repeated for following years until your final year in school (graduation).
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Over: When one fails a course, it leads to carry over. It means the student will have to sit for that course in the following session. In most schools when you fail a course, it will affect your GPA for that semester. When you sit for the course in the following session, it will add to your workload.
Missing Script: a missing script is a situation whereby your exam script for a particular subject was not found. It is expected that you sit for the course again. In some school such result is considered as a fresh exam and it will not have a direct effect on the semester. But some school will take it as carry over. However make sure you don’t have a carry over or a missing script because it will slow you pace in academics acceleration.
Letter Grades: They are alphabet from A to F representing grade obtained in a particular subject.
Example
Grading for universities and colleges of educations For Nigerian polytechnics
% ScoreLetter% ScoreLetterPoint weighing70 – 100A5 80 – 100A4.060 – 69B4 70 – 79AB3.550 – 59C3 60 – 69B3.045 – 49D2 50 – 59BC2.840 – 44E1 40 – 49C2.00 -39F0 0 – 39F0
FC GPA
This is the final computation of your grade so as to know what you are graduating withAt the end of the programme, you can now know what you are graduating with.
The FC GPA is taken year to year so as to sit up whenever the need arises.
Example below
Point Weighing
This is the number equivalent to letter grades. As illustrated above.


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Definition of Terms
Carry Over: When one fails a course, it leads to carry over. It means the student will have to sit for that course in the following session. In most schools when you fail a course, it will affect your GPA for that semester. When you sit for the course in the following session, it will add to your workload.
Missing Script: a missing script is a situation whereby your exam script for a particular subject was not found. It is expected that you sit for the course again. In some school such result is considered as a fresh exam and it will not have a direct effect on the semester. But some school will take it as carry over. However make sure you don’t have a carry over or a missing script because it will slow you pace in academics acceleration.
Letter Grades: They are alphabet from A to F representing grade obtained in a particular subject.
Example
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Grading for universities and colleges of educations For Nigerian polytechnics
% ScoreLetter% ScoreLetterPoint weighing70 – 100A5 80 – 100A4.060 – 69B4 70 – 79AB3.550 – 59C3 60 – 69B3.045 – 49D2 50 – 59BC2.840 – 44E1 40 – 49C2.00 -39F0 0 – 39F0
FC GPA
This is the final computation of your grade so as to know what you are graduating withAt the end of the programme, you can now know what you are graduating with.
The FC GPA is taken year to year so as to sit up whenever the need arises.
Example below
Point Weighing
This is the number equivalent to letter grades. As illustrated above.
Credit Hours: may be defined as the contact hours assigned to each course per semester. Below is an extracted from the department of sociology/Anthropology ESUT.
Four Year Degree Program
Year one
1ST SEMESTER
COURSE CODECOURSES TITLECREDITGST 101
GST 102
GST 103
PGY 111
PSC 111
SOS 111
SOC 111
SOC 112
MAC 131
LAW 101
Use of English 1
Nigerian Peoples and Culture
Introduction to logic and philosophy
Introduction to Psychology 1
Introduction to Political Science
Introduction to Sociology 1
Elements of Scientific Thought 1
Introduction to Anthropology
ELECTIVES: (CHOOSE ONE)
Introduction to Mass Comm. 1
Introduction to Nigerian Law 1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
Grade Point (GP): This is the product of the point weighing and the credit hour(s) for a/any given course. See example below. GP = PW x CH Note: PW = point weighing, CH = credit hours.
Grade Point Average: It is the sum of grade point divided by the sum of credit hour (workload), which is the average performance GPA – TPG
TCH
Cumulate Grade Point Average: This is the average, GPA for the two semester in a session.
GPA = 1st Semester GPA + 2nd Semester GPA
2
Core Course
These are courses that must be offered and passed by all students in any undergraduate programme.
Elective Course
These are course which can be registered only under the advice of the academic adviser as require courses, and must be passed by a student in order to graduate.
Work Load
A student is normally in any one academic year allowed to register for at least 30 credits and at most 48 credits depending on your institutions. You can’t be credited more than 48 credits (or the maximum credits) at the session. Consequent to this, students carry over courses cannot be allowed to register more that approved maximum number or unit for the session. Without prejudice to the above, a graduating student may register for only the number of credit he/she requires to graduate.
Class of Degree
Universities
FC GPACLASS DEGREE4.50 – 5.001st Class3.50 – 4.492nd Class Upper 2.12.50 – 3.492nd Class Lower 2.21.50 -2.493rd class1.00 – 1.49Pass0. – 0.99Fail
College of Education
FC GPACLASS DEGREE4.50 – 5.00Distinction3.50 – 4.49Credit2.50 – 3.49Merit1.00 -2.49Pass0. – 0.99Fail
Polytechnics
3.50 – 4.00Distinction3.00 – 3.49Credit2.50 – 2.99Merit2.00 – 2.49PassBelow 2.00Fail
Computation of GPA & CGPA
1st Semester First year university student’s GPA
Course codeCredit hourLetter gradePoint weightGrade PointGST 101
GST 102
GST 103
BIO 101
PHY 101
ICH 101
MAT 101
CEE 111
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
A
B
C
B
A
A
B
D
5
4
3
4
5
5
4
2
2 X 5 = 10
2 X 4 = 8
2 X 3 = 6
3 X 4 = 12
3 X 5 = 15
3 X 5 = 15
3 X 4 = 12
3 X 2 = 6
Total = 21 Total = 842nd Semester GST 107
GST 104
ICH 102
PHY 102
BIO 102
CEE 112
MAT 102
2
2
3
3
3
3
3
B
B
A
A
A
C
D
4
4
5
5
5
3
2
2 X 4 = 8
2 X 4 = 8
3 X 5 = 15
3 X 5 = 15
3 X 5 = 15
3 X 3 = 9
3 X 2 =6
TOTAL = 19 TOTAL = 76
First semester
GPA – 84 = 4.00
21
Second semester
GPA = 76/19 = 4.00
CGPA = 1ST GPA + 2ND GPA
2
= 4.00 + 4.00 = 4.00
2
Case of carry over/missing script
The course that is carried over to the following year will be entered along side with other causes in that very year/Level, and the treated like other courses.
UNIVERSITY
2ND YEAR
1st Semester 2ND Semester
Course CodeCredit HourLetter GradePoint WeighingGrade point Course CodeCredit HourLetter GradeGrade PointFEG 2042C32X3=8 FEG 2042B2×4=8HEM 2102A52X5=10 CHEM 2122C2×3=6FEG 2133E13X1=3 EEE 2143A2×5=15MECH 2102B42X4=8 MECH 2122B2×4=8CHEM 2512E12X1=2 MECH 2522E2×1=2CVE 2012D22X2=4 CVE 2022D2×2=4CVE 2133A53X5=15 CVE 2143B3×4=12GST 2022A52X5=10 EEE 2023C3×3=9EEE 2033B43X4=12 EEE 2421C1×3=3CEE 2111C31X3=3 Carryover ICH 1122A2×5=10 TOTAL 22 TOTAL 73 TOTAL 22 TOTAL 77
1st SEM. GPA = 73 = 3.32
22
2nd Sem. GPA = 77 = 3.50
22
2nd Year CGPA = 3.32 + 3.50 = 6.82
2 2 = 3.41
For Polytechnics
Below is an Example of a Polytechnic Student’s GPA
1st SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER
Course CodeCredit HourLetter GradePoint Grade
Course CodeCredit HourLetter GradePont GradeGNS 1012AB2×3.5=7 GNS 1022A2×4.0=8.0GNS 1022B2×3=6 GNS 1041BC1×2.5=2.5GNS 1032BC2×2.5=5 EEE 1122B2×3.0=6.0CEE 1013C3×2=6 CHE 1081AB1.3.5=3.5STAT 1012B2X3=6 BUS 1022F2X0.0=0.0BUS 1012F2X0=0 PUB 1122C2X2.0=4.0PUB 1012A3X4=12 MAC 1222A2X4.0=8.0ACC 1012AB2X3.5=7 MEC 1281B1X3=3.0MASS 1013A2X4=8 MEC 1282A2X4=8.0MAC 1012BC3X2.5=7 CVE 1121BC2X2.5=5.0 TOTAL 64.5 MAC 1022BC2X2.5=5.0 STAT 1182C2×2.0=4.0 ACC 1122BC2X2.5=5.0 TOTAL 32 TOTAL 66
1st SEM. GPA = 64.5 = 2.80
32
2nd Sem. GPA = 66.0 = 2.87
32.0
CGPA = 2.80 + 2.87 = 5.67 = 2.84
2 2
OR
64.5 + 66 = 13 0.5
23 + 23 46 = 2.84
For Colleges of Education
1ST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER
Course CodeCredit HourLetter GradePoint Grade Course CodeCredit HourLetter GradePoint GradeEDU 2112A2X5=10 EDU 2122A2X5=10SES 2312C2X3=6 VTE 2322C2X3=6SOL 2252F2X0=0 POL 2262F2X0=0POL 2252B2X4=8 SOS 2242B2X4=0CRS 1112E2X1=2 CSE 1122E2X1=2CSE 2211A1X5=5 BED 2221A1X5=5MAT 2232D2X2=4 MAT 2242D2X2=4GSE 1001E1X1=1 GSE 1011E1X1=1GSE 1082C2X3=6 GSE 1022B2X4=8ECO 2132E2X1=2 BED 2142E2X1=2PHE 2131B1X4=4 WE 2141B1X4=4PSY 2212A2X5=10 PSY 2222A2X5=10ECO 2012A2X5=10 ECO 2022A2X5=10ACC 2012B2X4=8 ACC 2122B2X4=8GSE 2111C1X3=3 SOS 2122B2X4=8 TOTAL 26 TOTAL = 79 CRS 2152A2X5=10 TOTAL = 28 TOTAL= 91
1st SEM. GPA = 73 = 3.04
26
2nd Sem. GPA = 91 = 3.25
28
CGPA = 3.32 + 3.50 = 6.82
2 2 = 3.41
OR 79 + 91 = 170
26 + 28 54 = 3.14
Calculation of Final Cumulative Grade Point Average (FCGPA)
To calculate the FCGPA, add all the CGPA and divided by the numbers of years if a student of a university has the following CGPA: 4.00, 3.85, 5.0, 4.50, then the FCGPA will be calculated as follows
FCGPA = 4.00 + 3.85 + 5.00 + 4.50
4
= 17.35 = 4.33
4
For a University student this grade is Second Class Upper Division. (See page……… for polytechnic and College of Education) Note for Polytechnic and College of Education will be divided by two for ND and HND and by three for NCE.
Direct Entry Students
A University direct entry student is either three or four years as the case may be. Thus the calculation for FCGPA for a direct entry student will be according to the numbers of years. Example
3 years
4.00 + 3.85 + 5.00
3 = 4.283
4 years
5.00 + 4.00 + 4.00 + 5.00
4 = 4.50
Now design your sheet as the form below
STUDENT RESULT DATA SHEET
Academic Year:………………………………………………………….
Year of study……………………………………………………………..
Semester…………………………………………………………………..
s/nCourse Code/Course TitleCredit HourLetter GradePoint GradeHOD’s sign & date i.e Date Result was releasedLecturer’s Name
Academic adviser signature……………………………. GPA……………………………………
HOD’s signature and date………………………………. CGPA………………………………….
Tuesday 24 November 2015
AAU Registration Procedure For Returning Students 2015/2016
All returning students of Ambrose Alli University are to find below the procedures for;
i. Request password for first-time login
ii. Update Personal Data
iii. Payment of School fees, Late-Registration etc.
iv. Course registration.
REQUEST PASSWORD FOR FIRST-TIME LOGIN
1. Go to https://aaue.waeup.org/requestpw
(request a new password here)
2. Enter ONLY your Last Name (Surname), Matriculation Number, email address and click “Send login credentials to email address”.
3. Check your mail box, click on the “ Confirmation link”, enter “Your user name” and “Your password ”.
4. Click “Change Portrait” to upload your passport and Click “Edit” to update your Phone Number.
UPDATE PERSONAL DATA:
Click “ My Data ” tab at the top of the Page, click “Personal Data ”, Click “Edit” to update your personal data e.g Permanent Address, Father's & Mother’s Name, address, Father's & Mother’s Place of Work, Next of Kin Name &
address etc.
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AAUA Fresh Students (UTME/DE) Acceptance Fees Payment Procedure
This is to inform all neqwly admitted students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akuyngba (AAUA) that the acceptance fee payment prosedure is as follows;
Step 1.
Visit http://eportal.aaua.edu.ng/frontend/ Check your Admission Status by clicking on Admission Status button on the portal landing page OR on the portal landing page, goto Quick Links->Admission Status->Check Admission Status
Step 2.
Supply your UTME/DE Registration Number and click on Submit button.If you have been offered admission, a popup window will be displayed with a congratulatory message, your admission details and the details of how you will fill the teller when you get to the bank to make your acceptance fees payment
Step 3.
Visit any bank nationwide that is closer to you, obtain the teller and fill the teller as instructed in Step 2 above and tell the cashier or the teller that you want to make payment for Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Acceptance fees on eTranzact Platform. After payment, make sure you wait and collect your eTranzact Payment Receipt.This is important as it is your access to printing your admission letter.
Step 4.
After obtaining your eTranzact payment receipt, you will go online again and Confirm the Acceptance Fees Payment you have made in the bank. This is necessary as to ensure that you are the real owner of the eTranzact Payment Receipt. To confirm the acceptance, click on Quick Links->Acceptance Fee Payment->Confirm Acceptance Fees.
On the Acceptance Fees Confirmation page, Supply your UTME/DE Registration Number and the Confirmation Order Number on your eTranzact Payment Receipt you obtained from the bank and click on Submit button to confirm your acceptance fees payment.Once successful, you will be redirected to the page where you will be able to print your admission letter.
Step 5.
On the Admission Letter page, supply your UTME/DE Registration Number and click on Submit to view and print you Interim Admission Letter
NOTE: If you do not confirm your acceptance fees payment online successfully, you will not be able to view and print your admission letter and it also means that you have not paid at all for the acceptance fees and you will not be able to further your registration online.
HOW TO FILL YOUR TELLER
If you have been offered admission in the faculty of LAW or faculty of SCIENCE or faculty of ARTS or faculty of EDUCATION or SOCIAL AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES, the name of your faculty will be added to the payment type you want to make. On your teller, you will write bodly the payment type you are making followed by your faculty name. See sample below
ACCEPTANCE-SCIENCE
CHEMISTRY
35657890JH
ADEOLU ADEKOLA PHILIPS
#21,000.00
Interpretation
ACCEPTANCE-SCIENCE is the acceptance fees payment type based of student's Faculty of study
CHEMISTRY is the student's Course of study
35657890JH is the student's UTME/DE Registration Number
ADEOLU ADEKOLA PHILIPS is the student's Full Name
#26,000.00 is the amount student will pay at the bank. This amount is the same for all course of studies.
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Monday 23 November 2015
will AAUA release more admission list ? find out here
This is to update all prospective applicant that are yet
to be offered admission on the coming admission.
information gather from a concrete source reveal that there
will be more admission list before the end of year 2015.
However the release date of the said admission list not
disclosed.
You are hereby advice to visit this website on regular basis
to be inform when the admission list is officially released.
5 things you can do if you did not secure admission this year
Its a pity how many applicants of tertiary institutions
get
turned down every year, more painful for those applying the
second or third time, but most times things are not as they
appear for those that believe that every disappointment is a
blessing.
No one prays for failure but it look so funny when some of
us get to wakeup to the reality that the admission we seek
has slip-off our hands.
But life is not always about how many times we fall, but
how
we stand back after a fall.
Not wasting our precious time here are 5 things to do when
you loose admission into a tertiary institution as a student;
1. Evaluate your steps: most failure is a result of one wrong
step or the other. Some students loose admission because
they choose the wrong subject combination during UTME
registration, some others didn't prepare well for their
postume because they did so well in jamb. You need to
reevaluate your steps in order to prevent any of such
mistakes in the next exam. You may even consider taking a
pre-degree form having considered some factors(like you
don't want to stay at home that year), considering your
steps
will help you prepare for your pre-degree entrance exams
2.Make another plan: Having properly evaluated your steps,
you need to make another plan. for some of us it may be
getting a home tutor for some subjects that we notice
lapses, for others it maybe considering another choice
university or course and so on.
3.Start early: Procrastination is the thief of time, collar
him.”
–Charles Dickens
You need to start preparing today. Many students fail
because they intend to brush up in their area of weakness
by attending a tutorial centre, but by procrastination they
don't seem to start the tutorial until February when they
expect the instructors to perform magic. Many don't study
until countdown etc
4. Improve your skills: improving some skills like listening,
reading, communication, research and so on. Ability to
make research can help you get an idea of how various
schools rate their courses and how to prepare for their
assessments
5.Learn a vocation: most times I recommend doing this in
line with your proposed course choice e.g learning as an
apprentice in pharmaceutical shop while you prepare to
study pharmacy. I know of someone very close to me who
spent two years to get O"level result and another two
years
to gain admission in his choice course. After gaining
admission what seem strange or tough to others is what he
has mastered. His HOD even had to take him as an IT
student and staffed him later on in his own company. The
difference was that the vocation he learnt gave him an
edge
and today while some of his mates who graduated say
3years earlier than him are still struggling for work. He is
quite stable.
You don't have to give up when you fall or fail but re-
strategize and take another shot and I can bet THIS TIME
YOU WILL SUCCEED
Smile!
Top 100 Universities in Nigeria – 2015 [Latest Edition]

Based on the ranking released by 4 International Colleges & Universities (4ICU), an international higher education search engine and directory reviewing accredited universities and colleges in the world, we present you the top 100 universities in Nigeria for the year 2015.
See also: NUC Releases List of Illegal Universities in Nigeria – 2015
Top 100 Universities in Nigeria 2015.
University Location1 University of Lagos
Lagos
2 Obafemi Awolowo University
Ile-Ife
3 University of Ibadan
Ibadan
4 University of Ilorin
Ilorin
5 Covenant University
Ota
6 Federal University of Technology, Minna
Minna
7 University of Nigeria
Nsukka …
8 University of Benin
Ugbowo …
9 University of Port Harcourt
Port Harcourt
10 Ahmadu Bello University
Zaria
11 University of Agriculture, Abeokuta
Abeokuta …
12 Landmark University
Omu-Aran
13 Rivers State University of Science and Technology
Port Harcourt
14 Federal University of Technology, Akure
Akure
15 University of Jos
Jos
16 Nnamdi Azikiwe University
Awka …
17 Lagos State University
Ojo
18 Redeemer’s University
Mowe
19 Bayero University Kano
Kano
20 University of Maiduguri
Maiduguri
21 Ladoke Akintola University of Technology
Ogbomoso …
22 Federal University, Dutsin-Ma
Dutsin-Ma
23 Federal University of Technology, Owerri
Owerri
24 Federal University, Oye-Ekiti
Oye …
25 Afe Babalola University
Ado-Ekiti
26 Osun State University
Oshogbo …
27 Paul University
Awka
28 Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti
Ado-Ekiti
29 Adekunle Ajasin University
Akungba Akoko …
30 Federal University, Dutse
Dutse
31 University of Uyo
Uyo
32 University of Agriculture, Makurdi
Makurdi
33 University of Abuja
Abuja
34 Ebonyi State University
Abakaliki
35 Veritas University
Abuja
36 Madonna University
Okija …
37 University of Calabar
Calabar
38 Nasarawa State University
Keffi
39 Pan African University
Lagos
40 Ambrose Alli University
Ekpoma
41 Lead City University
Ibadan
42 Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University
Bauchi
43 Kwara State University
Ilorin
44 Delta State University, Abraka
Abraka
45 Baze University
Abuja
46 Bingham University
Auta Balifi
47 Bells University of Technology
Ota
48 Umaru Musa Yar’Adua University
Katsina
49 Babcock University
Ilishan-Remo …
50 Federal University of Petroleum Resources
Effurun
51 Benue State University
Makurdi
52 Enugu State University of Science and Technology
Enugu
53 Joseph Ayo Babalola University
Ikeji-Arakeji
54 Niger Delta University
Wilberforce Island Yenagoa
55 African University of Science and Technology
Abuja
56 Kaduna State University
Kaduna
57 Federal University, Lokoja
Lokoja
58 Igbinedion University Okada
Okada …
59 Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University
Lapai
60 Fountain University
Oshogbo
61 American University of Nigeria
Yola
62 Achievers University, Owo
Owo
63 Ondo State University of Science & Technology
Okitipupa
64 Obong University
Obong Ntak
65 Crawford University
Faith City …
66 Federal University, Otuoke
Otuoke
67 Anambra State University
Uli
68 Olabisi Onabanjo University
Ago Iwoye …
69 Tai Solarin University of Education
Ijebu-Ode …
70 Modibbo Adama University of Technology
Yola
71 Ajayi Crowther University
Oyo Town
72 Imo State University
Owerri
73 Caleb University
Imota
74 Federal University, Ndufu-Alike
Ndufu-Alike
75 University of Mkar
Mkar
76 Nigerian Turkish Nile University
Abuja
77 Novena University
Ogume
78 Adeleke University
Ede
79 Renaissance University
Enugu
80 Al-Hikmah University
Ilorin …
81 Caritas University
Enugu
82 Usmanu Danfodio University
Sokoto
83 Kebbi State University of Science and Technology
Aliero
84 Benson Idahosa University
Benin City
85 Oduduwa University
Ile Ife
86 Michael Okpara University of Agriculture
Umuahia
87 Bowen University
Iwo
88 Adamawa State University
Mubi
89 Crescent University
Abeokuta
90 Cross River University of Science & Technology
Calabar …
91 Gombe State University
Gombe
92 Elizade University
Ilara-Mokin
93 Abia State University
Uturu
94 Wellspring University
Benin City
95 Yobe State University
Damaturu
96 Western Delta University
Oghara
97 Federal University, Lafia
Lafia
98 Wesley University of Science and Technology
Ondo City
99 Bauchi State University
Gadau …
100 Federal University, Kashere
Kashere
101 Federal University, Wukari
Wukari
102 Samuel Adegboyega University
Ogwa
103 Taraba State University
Jalingo
104 Sokoto State University
Sokoto
105 Kwararafa University Wukari
Wukari
106 Tansian University
Umunya …
107 Akwa Ibom State University
Uyo
108 Godfrey Okoye University
Ugwuomu-Nike
109 Salem University
Lokoja
110 Plateau State University
Bokkos
111 Katsina University
Katsina
112 Kogi State University
Anyigba
113 Rhema University
Aba
What’s your say regarding the ranking?
Source: 4ICU.
Thursday 19 November 2015
2016/2017 Jamb Registration and Examination Centre - question and help centre
1>>Do you have any question regarding the 2016/2017
registration and examination.
This is the right section to get important information and
update on the coming examination.
Prospective candidate with vital information should post it
here and candidate that need information on registration
and any other thing should feel free to ask.
Jamb CBT exam will hold 2016
The exam date is not fixed
There will be no expo or leak Answer for 2016 jamb
Candidate will have two choice of university
English is compulsory for all courses.
There will be no upgrade before or after the release of
jamb result.
Ensure you select the correct subject combination.
5 advantage of choosing a Private university and polytechnic
The 5 Advantage Attach to private university and
polytechnic includes
1) Fast Academic calender: getting a BSC in private
institution is less than 4 years.
The situation in public universities is quite different and 4
years programme is likely to change to 5/6 years.
The labour market needs young graduate now and private
institution produce young graduates.
2). You get your prefer course : unlike public universities, no
one will force you to study zoology or soil science or any
other course you did not apply for in jamb.
If you want to get your prefer course, I will advice you to
join private institution
3). Good Grade: private universities gives you a better
chance of graduating with a good grade and it's better to
graduate with 2nd class upper in private institution
compare to 3rd class in public universities.
4). Peaceful and safe learning environment : private
universities is the safest institution in Nigeria.
Fear of cultist attack or violence is zero.
5). You learn to dress corporate : private institution prepare
you for the corporate world unlike the public institution that
care less about your dressing.
All male student in private institution can knot tile and I
doubt if 80% of male in public universities can do the
same.
