Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Nnamdi Azikwe University, UNIZIK UTME, Post-UTME Cut-Off Mark & Admissions Requirements For 2013/2014
The Nnamdi Azikwe University, UNIZIK wish to inform the general public Post UTME Cut-Off Mark, UTME Cut-off Mark and general admission requirements for 2013/2014 academic session.
Nnamdi Azikwe University, UNIZIK UTME Cut-off Mark, Post-UTME Cut-off Marks & Requirement for Admission via UTME (100 level)
1. Minimum of Credit passes in Five (5) subjects including English Language at the SSCE, GCE O’Level and any other equivalent examinations at not more than two sittings.
2. UTME score of at least 180 Arts (except Departments of English & History) and Education, 200 for others.
3. Post-UTME screening score of not less than 40% (Subject to Change).
4. Candidates must make UNIZIK as their 1st choice to qualify to write the Post-UTME Screening Test.
5. Candidates who score less than 40% at the Post-UTME screening test are not eligible for admission into any programme in UNIZIK irrespective of any higher scores obtained at the UTME.
Nnamdi Azikwe University, UNIZIK Admission through Direct Entry (200 Level)
1. Minimum of credit passes in five (5) subjects including English Language at SSCE, GCE O’Level or equivalent qualification at not more than two sittings.
2. Must possess an HND, OND or NCE in the relevant programme to be undertaken in UNIZIK.
3. An acceptable score is prescribed for admission at the Direct Entry Screening Exercise.
4. Final selection is a combination of candidate’s certificates and the direct entry screening result.
NOTE: Dates for the post utme.
First choice with 200 jamb and above. Faculty exam/Screening dates: 22nd July 2013 (Engr, Environ Sci, Medicine, Basic Med Sci, Pharm, Geo Phy,); 23rd July 2013 (Management sci, social Sci, Law, Arts, Educatiion, Fine arts). Registration start: 4th July and ends 21st July 2013. To apply obtain a registration PIN code at N1,000 from any bank: Diamond bank, First bank, UBA, GTBank. Then register online log onto: http://my.unizik.edu.ng. For more info log onto: www.unizik.edu.ng. for more info, call KC on 08100382390
FACILITIES
Learning Facilities
Nnamdi Azikiwe University is committed to producing graduates who will fit into a fast changing and technologically advanced world. To this end, the University offers free computer training for all her students by introducing a one-month intensive University
Mandatory Information Technology Training (UMITT). The course module covers Computer Appreciation, Microsoft Office Productivity software packages, an use of the Internet. On the successful completion of this programme, students are issued with a certificate of proficiency in ICT.
Internet Facility Students are encouraged to use technology to access and share information in a
variety of ways. In partnership with AfriHUB, a U.S. company, the University provides Internet facilities at the Chief Olusegun Obasanjo ICT Park. Students are also guided through workshops and online training to do a number of things online, including registration and checking of results. We have also put in place, with the collaboration of Guardian Express Bank and Intercontinental Bank Plc, Internet facilities to enable us conduct all our ac
ademic and financial activities online.
University Libraries The library facilities of the University consists of the Main Library, the Medical Library and the Law Library. The Main Library houses the library resources to service the academic needs of the Faculties of Natural Sciences, Engineering & Technology, Arts, Social Sciences, Environmental Sciences and Management Sciences. The Law Library is located at the Faculty of Law and serves that faculty primarily. The Medical Library is located at our Nnewi Campus.
Nnamdi Azikiwe University is committed to producing graduates who will fit into a fast changing and technologically advanced world. To this end, the University offers free computer training for all her students by introducing a one-month intensive University
Mandatory Information Technology Training (UMITT). The course module covers Computer Appreciation, Microsoft Office Productivity software packages, an use of the Internet. On the successful completion of this programme, students are issued with a certificate of proficiency in ICT.Internet Facility Students are encouraged to use technology to access and share information in a
variety of ways. In partnership with AfriHUB, a U.S. company, the University provides Internet facilities at the Chief Olusegun Obasanjo ICT Park. Students are also guided through workshops and online training to do a number of things online, including registration and checking of results. We have also put in place, with the collaboration of Guardian Express Bank and Intercontinental Bank Plc, Internet facilities to enable us conduct all our ac
ademic and financial activities online.University Libraries The library facilities of the University consists of the Main Library, the Medical Library and the Law Library. The Main Library houses the library resources to service the academic needs of the Faculties of Natural Sciences, Engineering & Technology, Arts, Social Sciences, Environmental Sciences and Management Sciences. The Law Library is located at the Faculty of Law and serves that faculty primarily. The Medical Library is located at our Nnewi Campus.
PROGRAMS
http://www.unizik.edu.ng/programs.htm
Pre-Science Programme This is a remedial programme for candidates who have insufficient grades in one or more of the science subjects (Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) in their Senior Secondary School Certificate Examinations. The programme is operated for the Faculties of Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Medicine, Health Sciences & Technology, Pharmaceutical Sciences and Natural Sciences.
Pre-Degree Diploma Programme This programme usually lasts two years and leads to the award of diploma certificates. The programme enhances the support for middle level workforce in the country. In collaboration with the Chinese Government, a diploma programme in Chinese Language has been established at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. This programme is designed for people who wish to do business in China and those who want to pursue their University education in China. It is also useful for civil servants on foreign missions and even for those on short term visits to China. It is also designed as a stepping ground to higher level courses in Chinese Language.
Pre-Science Programme This is a remedial programme for candidates who have insufficient grades in one or more of the science subjects (Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) in their Senior Secondary School Certificate Examinations. The programme is operated for the Faculties of Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Medicine, Health Sciences & Technology, Pharmaceutical Sciences and Natural Sciences.
Pre-Degree Diploma Programme This programme usually lasts two years and leads to the award of diploma certificates. The programme enhances the support for middle level workforce in the country. In collaboration with the Chinese Government, a diploma programme in Chinese Language has been established at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. This programme is designed for people who wish to do business in China and those who want to pursue their University education in China. It is also useful for civil servants on foreign missions and even for those on short term visits to China. It is also designed as a stepping ground to higher level courses in Chinese Language.
About Us
http://www.unizik.edu.ng/about us.htm
HISTORY Nnamdi Azikiwe University came into being as an off-shoot of the defunct Anambra State University of Technology (ASUTECH). ASUTECH, established by the Anambra State University of Technology statute, operated as a multi-campus University, with Campuses in Abakaliki and Enugu –in what is now Enugu State– and Awka and Nnewi –in what is now Anambra State. Following the split of the former Anambra State into two States –Anambra and Enugu States– the Awka and Nnewi Campuses of the former Anambra State University of Technology, were by the Anambra State Edict No. 5 of November 26, 1991, constituted into Nnamdi Azikiwe University. The Edict upheld Awka and Nnewi as Campuses of the University. The University was taken over by the Federal Government with effect from July 15, 1992. The Rt. Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, the Owelle of Onitsha, after whom the University is named was in the vanguard of the fight against colonialism in Africa and was the doyen of the independence struggle in Nigeria. Believing in the use of education as a veritable tool in the liberation struggle and in the enthronement of the “dignity of man,” he founded the first autonomous Nigerian University. His choice of a name for that University – the University of Nigeria – is an eloquent testimony to his belief in and commitment to Nigerian unity. The Rt. Hon. Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe was the first indigenous Governor-General of Nigeria and its first President. The University is proud to be named after this renowned statesman and will remain true to the ideals which inspired him.
HISTORY Nnamdi Azikiwe University came into being as an off-shoot of the defunct Anambra State University of Technology (ASUTECH). ASUTECH, established by the Anambra State University of Technology statute, operated as a multi-campus University, with Campuses in Abakaliki and Enugu –in what is now Enugu State– and Awka and Nnewi –in what is now Anambra State. Following the split of the former Anambra State into two States –Anambra and Enugu States– the Awka and Nnewi Campuses of the former Anambra State University of Technology, were by the Anambra State Edict No. 5 of November 26, 1991, constituted into Nnamdi Azikiwe University. The Edict upheld Awka and Nnewi as Campuses of the University. The University was taken over by the Federal Government with effect from July 15, 1992. The Rt. Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, the Owelle of Onitsha, after whom the University is named was in the vanguard of the fight against colonialism in Africa and was the doyen of the independence struggle in Nigeria. Believing in the use of education as a veritable tool in the liberation struggle and in the enthronement of the “dignity of man,” he founded the first autonomous Nigerian University. His choice of a name for that University – the University of Nigeria – is an eloquent testimony to his belief in and commitment to Nigerian unity. The Rt. Hon. Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe was the first indigenous Governor-General of Nigeria and its first President. The University is proud to be named after this renowned statesman and will remain true to the ideals which inspired him.
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