NDU Admission List 2024/2025 is Out [UPDATED]

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Niger Delta University Wilberforce Island (NDU) Admission List for 2024/2025 Academic Session is Out.

Niger Delta University Wilberforce Island (NDU) has released its admission list for the 2024/2025 academic year.

As of the time of this publication, the Niger Delta University (NDU) prospective students can only check their admission status from the JAMB Portal.

 

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It’s important to note that NDU, traditionally releases its admission list in several batches. If you don’t find your name in the initial release, we encourage you to remain optimistic and continue checking. Your name may appear in a subsequent batch.

To stay informed about the latest developments, we recommend regularly visiting both the JAMB website and the official NDU website. These platforms will provide the most current information regarding admissions.

Should you have any questions or concerns about the NDU admission process, please don’t hesitate to ask in the comment section below. We’re here to provide assistance and clarify any uncertainties you may have comment box below.

How to Check Name on NDU Admission List

NDU aspirants can check their admission status via two ways (2). The first one through the JAMB’s Portal, while the second is via the school’s admission status website.

Check Admission Status Via the JAMB’s Portal

Candidates can check their admission status via JAMB CAPS portal by following the instructions below:

• Visit the jamb CAPS portal: https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/
• Log in using your JAMB profile credentials.
• Navigate to ‘Check Admission Status’ tab.
• Click on ‘Admission Status’ or ‘Access my CAPS’.
• If on mobile, enable desktop site view by selecting the three-dotted menu (⋮) usually on the top right side of your screen. Then select ‘Desktop site’.
• The option bar ‘Admission Status’ will automatically pop out. Click on it. You can also click on Access my CAPS’ for admission status and other CAPS-related services.
• This process will show you whether you’ve been offered admission to NDU once the university has uploaded its admission list to the JAMB system.

Possible Scenarios:

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• Case 1: If you see “CONGRATULATIONS,” it means you’ve been offered admission! You can either accept or reject it and wait for further instructions.
• Case 2: If the status says “Admission in Progress,” be patient; your status might likely change in a few days or weeks. Just keep checking regularly.
• Case 3: If it says “NOT ADMITTED,” don’t lose hope! There are usually subsequent lists, and you might still get lucky.

This process will show you whether you’ve been offered admission to NDU once the university has uploaded its admission list to the JAMB system.

If Admitted, you can print your admission slip directly from the portal.

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How To Check Admission List via NDU Website

Soon, the list will be made available on the NDU Admission portal. When that happens, the procedure below will likely be used to check admission status:

• Access the Admission Portal: Visit NDU’s official admission checking portal at NDU Clearance.
• Admission Status Tab: Navigate to the ‘Check Admission Status’ section.
• Input Details: Enter your JAMB registration number in the provided field.
• Admission Reveal: Click on ‘Check Admission’ to unveil your status.

Next Steps After Admission

After gaining admission into the Niger Delta University Wilberforce Island NDU the next steps involve several important processes to ensure a smooth transition into your academic journey. Here are the detailed steps to follow:

1. Acceptance or Rejection of Admission: Once you receive an admission offer, promptly log in to the JAMB Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS). This platform allows you to accept or reject the admission offer.
2. Printing of Admission Letter: After accepting the admission offer on CAPS, the next step is to print your JAMB admission letter via JAMB CAPS.
3. Printing of JAMB Result Slip: Ensure to print the original copy of your JAMB result slip. This usually comes with passport affixed to it.
4. Change of Course: If you’ve been offered admission into a different course than the one you originally applied for, it’s important to apply for a change of course. Click on the link: https://portal.jamb.gov.ng/changeOfCourse_Inst.htm
5. Commence clearance procedures by doing the following:
   • Verify Admission Status: Input your JAMB number to check your admission status (follow the steps mentioned earlier).
   • Begin Clearance Process: Select ‘Start Clearance’ to commence the clearance procedure.
   • Provide Contact Information: Review your bio-data and enter your contact details.
   • Submit O’Level Results: Enter your secondary school result details and proceed.
   • Upload Required Documents: Upload your passport photo and other necessary documents.

For specific details and updates, always refer to the school’s official website.

Future NDU Admission Updates

Stay informed about the NDU admission list by regularly checking this website and the University’s official site. We’ll post updates as soon as the list becomes available.

If you’re offered admission to NDU we extend our warmest congratulations. This achievement marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter in your life, one we believe will be filled with valuable experiences and lasting memories.

For those who may not be familiar with the academic offerings at NDU we encourage you to review the list of available courses. This information can help you make informed decisions about your educational journey.

List Of NDU Courses

• ACCOUNTING
• ADULT & COMMUNITY EDUCATION
• AGRIC-EXTENSION & RURAL SOCIOLOGY
• AGRICULTURAL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
• AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE & EDUCATION
• AGRICULTURE
• ARCHITECTURE
• BANKING & FINANCE
• BIOCHEMISTRY
• BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE(S)
• BIOLOGY
• BUILDING
• BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION & MANAGEMENT
• BUSINESS EDUCATION
• CHEMICAL/PETROCHEMICAL ENGINEERING
• CHEMISTRY
• CIVIL ENGINEERING
• CROP PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
• CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION
• DOCTOR OF PHARMACY
• ECONOMICS
• EDUCATION & BIOLOGY
• EDUCATION & CHEMISTRY
• EDUCATION & ECONOMICS
• EDUCATION & ENGLISH LANGUAGE
• EDUCATION & GEOGRAPHY
• EDUCATION & HISTORY
• EDUCATION & INTEGRATED SCIENCE
• EDUCATION & MATHEMATICS
• EDUCATION & POLITICAL SCIENCE
• EDUCATION & SCIENCE
• EDUCATION & SOCIAL STUDIES
• EDUCATION AND FRENCH:
• EDUCATION AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES
• EDUCATION AND SOCIAL STUDIES
• EDUCATION ARTS
• EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATIONS
• EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT
• ELECTRICAL /ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
• ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
• ENGLISH & LITERARY STUDIES
• ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
• FINE ART/FINE & APPLIED ARTS
• FISHERIES
• GEOGRAPHY
• GEOLOGY
• GUIDANCE & COUNSELLING
• HEALTH EDUCATION
• HISTORY & DIPLOMACY
• HUMAN ANATOMY
• HUMAN KINETICS
• HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY
• INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY
• INSURANCE
• LAW
• LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE
• LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY
• MARINE ENGINEERING
• MARKETING
• MASS COMMUNICATION
• MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE
• MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
• MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE
• MEDICINE & SURGERY
• MICROBIOLOGY
• NURSING/NURSING SCIENCE
• OFFICE & INFORMATION MANGEMENT
• OFFICE AND INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
• PETROLEUM ENGINEERING
• PHARMACY
• PHILOSOPHY
• PHYSICS
• PHYSICS WITH ELECTRONICS
• POLITICAL SCIENCE
• PURE & APPLIED CHEMISTRY
• QUANTITY SURVEYING
• RELIGIOUS STUDIES
• SOCIOLOGY & ANTHROPOLOGY
• TECHNICAL EDUCATION
• THEATRE ARTS
• URBAN & REGIONAL PLANNING
• VOCATIONAL & INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
• ZOOLOGY

Overview of Top NDU Courses

Here is an overview of some of the top courses listed, focusing on what each course entails, their requirements and potential job opportunities.

1. Medicine & Surgery

Overview:
Medicine and Surgery at NDU is a professional course that trains students to become medical doctors. The program covers various aspects of medical sciences, including anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, and clinical practices.

Admission Requirements:

• O’ Level: Five SSCE credits including English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
• UTME Subjects: English Language, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
• Cut-off Mark: Determined by the university’s yearly cutoff, usually high due to competition.

Job Availability: Graduates can work in hospitals, clinics, government health agencies, research institutions, and pharmaceutical companies. Many also pursue specialization programs or become healthcare administrators.

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2. Law

Overview:
NDU’s law program provides students with comprehensive legal education, preparing them for roles in legal practice, governance, and advocacy. The course covers constitutional law, criminal law, corporate law, and legal research.

Admission Requirements:

• O’ Level: Five SSCE credits including English Language, Literature in English, Mathematics, and any other relevant subjects.
• UTME Subjects: English Language, Literature in English, and two other Arts or Social Science subjects.
• Cut-off Mark: High, based on yearly competition.

Job Availability: Graduates can work as barristers, solicitors, legal consultants, or in corporate law departments, governmental bodies, and international organizations.

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3. Mechanical Engineering

Overview:
This program offers students the technical skills required to design, analyze, and manufacture mechanical systems. Key areas include thermodynamics, materials science, structural analysis, and mechanical design.

Admission Requirements:

• O’ Level: Five SSCE credits including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English Language, and any other science subject.
• UTME Subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.
• Cut-off Mark: Competitive.

Job Availability: Mechanical engineers work in manufacturing, automotive industries, oil and gas, power generation, aerospace, and even robotics and automation fields.

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4. Civil Engineering

Overview:
Civil Engineering at NDU focuses on the design, construction, and maintenance of physical structures like bridges, roads, buildings, and water supply systems. Students gain skills in structural analysis, hydraulics, and geotechnical engineering.

Admission Requirements:

• O’ Level: Five SSCE credits including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English Language, and any other science subject.
• UTME Subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.
• Cut-off Mark: Competitive.

Job Availability: Civil engineers are employed in construction firms, infrastructure development, urban planning, and government agencies responsible for public works and transportation.

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5. Nursing/Nursing Science

Overview:
The Nursing Science program trains students to become registered nurses, focusing on patient care, healthcare management, and medical ethics. The course includes both classroom instruction and clinical practice.

Admission Requirements:

• O’ Level: Five SSCE credits including English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
• UTME Subjects: English Language, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
• Cut-off Mark: High due to the competitive nature of the course.

Job Availability: Graduates can work in hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, schools, or private practices. Nursing graduates also have opportunities in public health, healthcare administration, and research.

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6. Petroleum Engineering

Overview:
This course prepares students for careers in the oil and gas industry, focusing on the exploration, extraction, and refining of petroleum. Key areas include reservoir engineering, drilling, and production operations.

Admission Requirements:

• O’ Level: Five SSCE credits including English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and any other science subject.
• UTME Subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.
• Cut-off Mark: High, particularly due to the oil-rich nature of the Niger Delta region.

Job Availability: Petroleum engineers are highly sought after in the oil and gas industry, including in multinational companies like Shell, Chevron, and Total. They also work in drilling, exploration, and reservoir management.

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7. Pharmacy

Overview:
The Pharmacy program trains students to become licensed pharmacists, covering pharmaceutical sciences, drug production, clinical pharmacology, and patient care.

Admission Requirements:

• O’ Level: Five SSCE credits including English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.
• UTME Subjects: English Language, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
• Cut-off Mark: Highly competitive.

Job Availability: Graduates can work in hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, community pharmacies, research institutions, and regulatory agencies like NAFDAC.

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8. Economics

Overview:
NDU’s Economics program focuses on the study of economic theory, applied economics, and quantitative analysis. Students learn about microeconomics, macroeconomics, and econometrics.

Admission Requirements:

• O’ Level: Five SSCE credits including English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and two other relevant subjects.
• UTME Subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Economics, and any other Social Science subject.
• Cut-off Mark: Moderate to high.

Job Availability: Economists are employed in banks, financial institutions, government agencies, international organizations, and research firms. They also work as policy analysts or in business development roles.

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9. Mass Communication

Overview:
This course offers a broad understanding of media, communication theories, journalism, public relations, and broadcasting. Students gain skills in writing, reporting, and multimedia communication.

Admission Requirements:

• O’ Level: Five SSCE credits including English Language, Mathematics, Literature in English, and two other Arts or Social Science subjects.
• UTME Subjects: English Language, Literature in English, and two other Social Science subjects.
• Cut-off Mark: Moderate.

Job Availability: Graduates can work in media houses, television stations, radio stations, public relations firms, advertising agencies, and digital media platforms.

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10. Electrical/Electronics Engineering

Overview:
This program provides students with expertise in designing, developing, and maintaining electrical and electronic systems. Core areas include circuit design, telecommunications, and power systems.

Admission Requirements:

• O’ Level: Five SSCE credits including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English Language, and any other science subject.
• UTME Subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.
• Cut-off Mark: Competitive.

Job Availability: Graduates work in telecommunications, power generation and distribution companies, manufacturing firms, and electronics industries. They can also venture into renewable energy systems and automation technologies.

Some fun cool facts about NDU!!

About NDU

Niger Delta University (NDU), located on Wilberforce Island in Bayelsa State, was established in 2000 by then-governor Chief DSP Alamieyeseigha.

As a state government-funded institution, it operates across multiple campuses, with the law faculty situated in Yenagoa, the state capital, and other faculties and the Niger Delta University Teaching Hospital (NDUTH) in Okolobiri.

Offering programs from Bachelor’s to PhD levels, NDU is recognized by the National Universities Commission (NUC) and is a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities.

The university’s creation marked a pivotal moment in the educational and socio-economic development of Bayelsa State.

Academic activities began in the 2001/2002 session, with an initial student body of 1,039, which has since grown to over 10,000 by the 2006/2007 session, alongside a notable increase in academic and support staff.

NDU is spread across three campuses: the Gloryland main campus, the College of Health Sciences, and the temporary Faculty of Law campus, with ongoing expansion to accommodate its growing student population.

There you have it!

Remember, if you have questions about the NDU Admission List, do feel free to ask us using the comment box below.

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