Confluence University of Science and Technology Initiates 2023/2024 Admission Process
CUSTECH is offering admission into 38 undergraduate programs across its six faculties, including Science, Computing and Informatics, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Science and Technology Education, and Management and Social Sciences. Prospective students are urged to check their admission status on the university's website.
AKACHI NOEL 
The Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH) has officially commenced its admission process for the 2023/2024 academic session. Mrs. Olufunke Hudson, the Registrar, announced on Wednesday that the institution has released results for candidates awaiting admission.
CUSTECH is offering admission into 38 undergraduate programs across its six faculties, including Science, Computing and Informatics, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Science and Technology Education, and Management and Social Sciences. Prospective students are urged to check their admission status on the university's website.
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Hudson emphasized that candidates unable to secure their preferred program may be offered an alternative, advising them to confirm or decline the offer promptly. O'Level results must be uploaded on the JAMB CAPS for admission processing.
Prospective candidates seeking to switch to CUSTECH should effect the change on the JAMB portal, choosing Confluence University of Science and Technology, Osara, as their first choice. The deadline for change of institution and registration for post-UTME is Sunday, December 31, 2023.
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All programs are available for Direct Entry (DE) mode, except for those in the last three faculties. Hudson urged candidates to ensure the right UTME subject combination, at least five credits in relevant O'Level subjects, including English and Mathematics, and a UTME score of at least 160.
