14 most competitive universities to gain admission in Nigeria
Below are list of most competitive universities to gain admission in Nigeria According to Statistics released by Jamb.
The University of Ilorin, also known as Unilorin, is a federal government owned tertiary institution of education established in 1975. The school in
2014 was ranked as the best university in Nigeria. Unilorin has proven its proficiency through its academic calendar.
This is one of the reasons for the popular demand by students. It records a total number of 103,238 applicants seeking admission during the last JAMB examination.
University of Benin is one of Nigeria’s first generation federal universities that was founded in
1970. The institution is famous for ground breaking research work with other universities
around the world and with both local and international bodies such as UNCF (United Negro
College Fund), RMRDC (Raw Materials Research & Development Council of Nigeria).
Uniben also recorded a total number of 81,363 student applicants last year.
Although the school has been affected by national political instability, it has continued to occupy an important place among Nigerian universities with its “national character” since its founding years.
The university established in 1962 runs a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate programs (and offers associate degrees and vocational and
remedial programs). It also has one of the largest teaching hospitals in Nigeria and Africa.
The institution’s quality of lecturers and academic stability attracted a total number of 75,383 student applicants in 2016.
University of Nigeria commonly known as UNN. It was founded by Nnamdi Azikwe in 1955 but formally opened on 7th October 1960. This citadel of learning is as old as the country. It is recorded in the fourth position of the most
popular Nigerian universities by students. The institution had a total number of 65,954 applicants
intending to study in it.
Considering its academic stability, affordability, available facilities and quality of lecturers, Bayero university has been noted among the first five choices of most popular Nigerian universities with a total number of 64,220 student applicants seeking admission last year.
Nnamdi Azikiwe university is commonly known as Unizik and it is one of 25 federal universities
which are overseen and accredited by the National
Universities Commission.
Unizik in 2014 according to the Universities Matriculation Examination Board bagged second most sought after university in Nigeria but in the
recent list released the institution has taken the 6th position with a total number of 61,862 student
applicants.
The university of Lagos, popularly known as Unilag
has remained one of the most competitive in the country in terms of admissions. Unilag is among the first generation of universities in Nigeria. It has built a legacy of academic excellence. It had a total number of 60,659 student applicants seeking admission this year.
The university of Ibadan,referred to as UI is the
oldest and one of the most prestigious Nigerian universities, located in Ibadan, Western Nigeria. Besides the college of medicine, there are now 11
other faculties. The university has residential and sports facilities for staff and students on campus, as well as separate botanical and zoological gardens.
A total number of 59,176 student applicants shows its popularity.
Obafemi Awolowo university commonly referred to OAU has been consistent to exacting academic standards since its founding date in 1962 in terms of research productivity. It is ranked as the most productive university in Nigeria by NUC and by Shanghai university world
rankings as it relates to Africa. Last year 45,924 students applied to belong to this institution of
learning.
The university of Jos was established with the vision of being an innovative institution with great interaction between ‘town and gown’. The university still today carries a high responsibility of fashioning tastes and attitudes of the future.
University of Jos which is committed to providing education that is globally competitive and relevant
to the needs of today’s employer and the developing challenges of Nigeria has been able to attract a total number of 40,366 student
applicants last year
11. Lagos State University (LASU)
12. Delta State University Abraka
13Nassarawa State University Keffi
14. Covenant Univeristy (CU)
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1. University of Ilorin, Ilorin
The University of Ilorin, also known as Unilorin, is a federal government owned tertiary institution of education established in 1975. The school in
2014 was ranked as the best university in Nigeria. Unilorin has proven its proficiency through its academic calendar.
This is one of the reasons for the popular demand by students. It records a total number of 103,238 applicants seeking admission during the last JAMB examination.
2. University of Benin, Benin
University of Benin is one of Nigeria’s first generation federal universities that was founded in
1970. The institution is famous for ground breaking research work with other universities
around the world and with both local and international bodies such as UNCF (United Negro
College Fund), RMRDC (Raw Materials Research & Development Council of Nigeria).
Uniben also recorded a total number of 81,363 student applicants last year.
3. Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria
Although the school has been affected by national political instability, it has continued to occupy an important place among Nigerian universities with its “national character” since its founding years.
The university established in 1962 runs a wide variety of undergraduate and graduate programs (and offers associate degrees and vocational and
remedial programs). It also has one of the largest teaching hospitals in Nigeria and Africa.
The institution’s quality of lecturers and academic stability attracted a total number of 75,383 student applicants in 2016.
4. University of Nigeria, Nsukka
University of Nigeria commonly known as UNN. It was founded by Nnamdi Azikwe in 1955 but formally opened on 7th October 1960. This citadel of learning is as old as the country. It is recorded in the fourth position of the most
popular Nigerian universities by students. The institution had a total number of 65,954 applicants
intending to study in it.
5. Bayero university, Kano
Considering its academic stability, affordability, available facilities and quality of lecturers, Bayero university has been noted among the first five choices of most popular Nigerian universities with a total number of 64,220 student applicants seeking admission last year.
6. Nnamdi Azikiwe university, Akwa
Nnamdi Azikiwe university is commonly known as Unizik and it is one of 25 federal universities
which are overseen and accredited by the National
Universities Commission.
Unizik in 2014 according to the Universities Matriculation Examination Board bagged second most sought after university in Nigeria but in the
recent list released the institution has taken the 6th position with a total number of 61,862 student
applicants.
7. University of Lagos, Lagos
The university of Lagos, popularly known as Unilag
has remained one of the most competitive in the country in terms of admissions. Unilag is among the first generation of universities in Nigeria. It has built a legacy of academic excellence. It had a total number of 60,659 student applicants seeking admission this year.
8. University of Ibadan, Ibadan
The university of Ibadan,referred to as UI is the
oldest and one of the most prestigious Nigerian universities, located in Ibadan, Western Nigeria. Besides the college of medicine, there are now 11
other faculties. The university has residential and sports facilities for staff and students on campus, as well as separate botanical and zoological gardens.
A total number of 59,176 student applicants shows its popularity.
9. Obafemi Awolowo university, Ile Ife
Obafemi Awolowo university commonly referred to OAU has been consistent to exacting academic standards since its founding date in 1962 in terms of research productivity. It is ranked as the most productive university in Nigeria by NUC and by Shanghai university world
rankings as it relates to Africa. Last year 45,924 students applied to belong to this institution of
learning.
10. University of Jos, Jos
The university of Jos was established with the vision of being an innovative institution with great interaction between ‘town and gown’. The university still today carries a high responsibility of fashioning tastes and attitudes of the future.
University of Jos which is committed to providing education that is globally competitive and relevant
to the needs of today’s employer and the developing challenges of Nigeria has been able to attract a total number of 40,366 student
applicants last year
State Universities:
11. Lagos State University (LASU)
12. Delta State University Abraka
13Nassarawa State University Keffi
Private University:
14. Covenant Univeristy (CU)
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