Babcock University Releases Admission Lists (Batch A, B, C & D) For 2018/2019

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Babcock University admission lists are out for 2018/2019 session. See how to check Babcock University admission lists below.

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This is to notify the general public and most especially aspirants of Babcock University that the admission lists of the institution have been released.Candidates are to proceed to check their admission status.

Please note that admission offers will be withdrawn if the stipulated requirements are not met.

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To check your admission status, proceed to the Admission Printing Portal as stated below;

How To Check Babcock University Admission Lists (Batch A, B, C & D) – 2018/2019

1. PRINT YOUR ADMISSION LETTER 

(to do this, follow the instructions below)

Click the following link http://application2.babcock.edu.ng

Login with your Application Page Username and Password

Click Admission Letter

Click GO

Scroll down and click PDF to print Admission Letter in PDF format.

2. PAYMENT OF ACCCEPTANCE FEE:

A. All candidates offered provisional admission (excluding LAW and MEDICINE AND SURGERY students) should proceed immediately to the bank to pay a non-refundable acceptance fee of One Hundred & Fifty Thousand Naira only, (N150,000.00.) which is part of the school fees using your APPLICATION ID as reference on E-tranzact payment platform.. Present your Application ID (5 digits) at any of the following banks: Diamond, UBA, WEMA, Zenith, GT Bank and First Bank and pay on the E-tranzact payment platform.

B. Newly admitted students for LLB (Hons) LAW and MBBS MEDICINE AND SURGERY are required to come to the University with their credentials to see the School Officer to get the AUTHORITY TO PAY and collect the Admission Letter before proceeding to the bank to pay A NON-REFUNDABLE ACCEPTANCE FEE of Three Hundred Thousand Naira only (N300, 000.00) which is part of the school fees at any of the following banks: UBA, Diamond, WEMA, Zenith, GT Bank and First Bank using your APPLICATION ID as reference on E-tranzact payment platform.

WARNING: DO NOT PAY MONEY TO ANY INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP OF PEOPLE EITHER INSIDE OR OUTSIDE BABCOCK UNIVERSITY.

3. ADMISSION ELIGIBILITY: Eligible candidates must attain the minimum 2018-2019 JAMB score of 150.

A. Visit the university website at www.babcock.edu.ng/tuition.php to access annual fees for your specific course of study. This information can be found under “TUITION AND FEES ”.

SCHOOL FEES PAYMENT SCHEDULE

PAYMENT SCHEDULE

AMOUNT DUE

DUE ON RESUMPTION

60% of session fees (this fee includes housing, meals, health).

BALANCE OF SESSION FEES DUE BEGINNING OF 2nd SEMESTER

40% balance of fees

B. NEW STUDENTS’ ARRIVAL, ORIENTATION AND REGISTRATION: August 19 –August 31, 2018 Report to the School Officer of your School at Babcock University from 10:00 AM-5:00 PM during the registration period with the following documents:

Four (4) copies of 2018 original UTME/JAMB result slips;

Eight (8) recent passport-size photographs and four (4) copies of birth certificates

Originals and Four(4) photocopies of SSCE results or equivalents

Originals and Four (4) photocopies of official receipts of acceptance fees and balance of the school fees paid

Original receipt of payment for Babcock Post-UTME online application form showing your Application ID.

Candidates awaiting results shall sign an undertaking to present acceptable SSCE results or its equivalent before matriculation, which is scheduled for Thursday November 22, 2018.

C. ACADEMIC CLEARANCE: Report to the Head of Department for academic clearance.

D. PSYCHOSOCIAL CLEARANCE: Report to Babcock University Teaching Hospital for Medical Screening and Student Support Services Unit for psychosocial screening.

PLEASE NOTE

HOSTEL ACCOMODATION: New Students: Premium and Classic (No Regular hall for the new students). Male Category: Neal Wilson and Bethel Splendor Female Category: Crystal Hall and Queen Esther

Candidates who evade any of the above processes run the risk of having their admission withdrawn.

Candidates who have not attained the age of sixteen (16) by December 31, 2018 may not be considered for admission.