Can students gain admission into a university without JAMB, and what alternative routes are available?
While the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) is the primary route for university admission in Nigeria, there are alternative pathways available:
1. Direct Entry (DE)
- What it is: A route for candidates with advanced qualifications to gain admission into a higher level of study (e.g., 200 level) without taking the UTME.
- Requirements: Meet specific university requirements and have qualifications beyond traditional secondary school certificates.
- Examples: GCE A/Levels, National Diploma (ND), Higher National Diploma (HND), IJMB, JUPEB.
2. Pre-Degree/Remedial Programs
- What it is: University programs that serve as a pathway to gaining admission, potentially exempting students from the UTME requirement.
- How it works: Successful completion of these programs can lead to admission into the university.
3. Institutions that Don't Require UTME
- What it is: Some universities, particularly open universities, may not require students to take the UTME for admission.
- Examples: Miva Open University, Lead City University, National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN).
These alternative routes offer flexibility and opportunities for students who may not have taken the UTME or have advanced qualifications.
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