Ahmadu Bello University Announces Closure of Admission for Filled Programmes and Alternative Options

Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) has announced that admission requests for certain programmes will no longer be entertained due to filled quotas. The affected programmes include:

English, Accounting and Business Administration, Agriculture and Agricultural Extension Administration, Public Administration, Medicine and Surgery, Nursing Science, Medical Laboratory Science, Dental Surgery, Radiography, Human Anatomy, Human Physiology, Computer Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Architecture, Quantity Surveying, Procurement Management, Biology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Computer Science, Geology, Statistics, International Studies, Mass Communication, and Political Science.

However, the university has advised candidates with requisite requirements to change to available programmes in various faculties, including:

ABU Business School: Actuarial Science, Insurance, and Marketing

Agriculture: Forestry and Wildlife Management, Fisheries and Aquaculture

Arts: Literature in English, History, Arabic Studies, Archaeology, and Hausa

Education: Agric Education, Business Education, Educational Administration and Planning, Adult Education, Guidance and Counseling, Geography Education, Human Kinetics, Social Studies Education, Arabic Education, Hausa Education, Mathematics Education, and Physics Education

Engineering: Agricultural and Bio-Resources Engineering, Automotive Engineering, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Mining and Mineral Engineering, Polymer and Textile Engineering, and Water Resource and Environmental Engineering

Environmental Design: Building, Geomatics, Urban and Regional Planning, Glass Technology, and Sustainable Environmental Standard

Life Sciences: Botany and Zoology

Social Sciences: Economics and Sustainable Social Development

Candidates are advised to take advantage of this opportunity to change to available programmes. The university's registrar, Rabiu Samaila, signed the announcement.