Requirements
Admission Requirements
Applicants must pass five subjects at credit level at not more than two sittings in the SSCE/GCE organized by WAEC, NECO, NABTEB and should include the major subjects of study.
Candidates who are expecting the release of their ‘O’ level results CAN also apply by indicating their “Awaiting Result” status appropriately ONLINE.
The programme is for a duration of 9 month divided into two semesters (c) Eligibility: IJMB programme is open to all interested candidate nationwide.
The venue of the programme depends on the candidates choice, all interested IJMB Applicant are expected to choose from our various study centres nationwide, the centre they wish to do the programme during their online registration, based on the Study Centre Availability at the time of registration. So therefore earlier registration is advisable.
- Candidates need 4 passports
- Ordinary Level result (O’level result)
- Awaiting O’level result is also acceptable
- And your time ( IJMB is a full-time program, and no you cannot write the Exam alone without attending lectures
- WAEC, NECO, GCE, NABTEB are accepted into the programme
- Maximum of two sittings with 5 credits
However;
- Medicine students should be aware that most universities will not accept two sittings for Medicine and Surgery
- You do not need UTME/Post UTME to get admitted into the programme
NOTE: Candidates are allowed to Pay the School Fees in two Installments Within 4 months.
Students may choose to stay on Campus or off campus at will. Hostel Facilities are available for all students.
Did you know that the IJMB (Interim Joint Matriculation Board) program was established in 1976 as an alternative in response to the need for a more flexible and accessible way for students to gain admission into Nigerian universities. Over the years, the IJMB program has expanded to include various universities and institutions across the country, providing students with an alternative pathway to higher education.
Beyond its role in university admission, IJMB has contributed to diversifying the higher education landscape in Nigeria by accommodating students with varied academic backgrounds and aspirations.