Unlock Your Academic Journey: Gain Admission to Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Distance Learning Centre without JAMB

TABLE OF CONTENT

• WHAT COURSES ARE ON THE PROGRAM?
• WHAT IS THE ADMISSION REQUIREMENT?
• WHAT IS THE ADMISSION PROCESS?
• WHAT IS THE DURATION OF THE PROGRAM?
• HOW DOES THIS PROGRAM RUN?
• HOW ARE EXAMINATIONS CONDUCTED?
• IS THE FINAL BSc CERTIFICATE THE SAME AS THE ON CAMPUS STUDENT?
• DO I NEED TO TRAVEL TO ABU ZARIA CAMPUS ALWAYS?
• CAN YOU COMPARE DISTANCE LEARNING TO ON CAMPUS LEARNING?
• HOW TO APPLY? – DTW TUTORIALS REFERRAL CODE b5d106
• HOW MUCH IS THE SCHOOL FEES?

WHAT COURSES ARE ON THE PROGRAM?

• B.Sc. Business Administration
• B.Sc. Public Administration
• B.Sc. Economics
• B.Sc. Accounting
• B.Sc. Computer Science
• B.Sc. International Studies
• B.Sc. Political Science
• B.Sc. Sociology
• Bachelor of Nursing Science

WHAT IS THE ADMISSION REQUIREMENT?

• BSc. Business Admin

The admission requirements are:

ENTRY INTO 100 LEVEL (Non-Direct Entry)

Any 5 O’ Level credits including Mathematics, English and Economics in no more than 2 sittings.

ENTRY INTO 200 LEVEL (Direct Entry)

An OND degree (with minimum of lower credit) in a related field in addition to the O’ Level requirements

ABU Diploma in a related field in addition to the O’ Level requirements

ENTRY INTO 300 LEVEL [SPECIAL ADMISSION]

HND Graduates with a grade of distinction, upper or lower credit in related field may be admitted into 300L for Business Administration.

• BSc. Economics

The admission requirements are:

ENTRY INTO 100 LEVEL (Non-Direct Entry)

Any 5 O’ Level credits including Mathematics, English and Economics in no more than 2 sittings.

ENTRY INTO 200 LEVEL (Direct Entry)

An OND degree (with minimum of lower credit) in a related field in addition to the O’ Level requirements. ABU Diploma in a related field in addition to the O’ Level requirements

ENTRY INTO 300 LEVEL [SPECIAL ADMISSION]

HND Graduates with a grade of distinction, upper or lower credit in related field may be admitted into 300L for Business Administration.

• BSc. Public Admin

The admission requirements are:

ENTRY INTO 100 LEVEL (Non-Direct Entry)

Any 5 O’ Level credits including Mathematics, English, Economics and Government/ History and any other social science course in no more than 2 sittings.

ENTRY INTO 200 LEVEL (Direct Entry)

All OND candidates (with minimum of lower credit) from related field in addition to O’ Level requirements will be admitted into 200 Level. ABU Diploma in Public Administration in addition to the O’ Level requirements. IJMB Gov/History, Economics, and any other social science subject (having a minimum of 10 points) in addition to O’level requirement

ENTRY INTO 300 LEVEL [SPECIAL ADMISSION]

HND Graduates with a grade of upper or lower credit in related field may be admitted into 300L

• BSc. ACCOUNTING

The admission requirements are:

ENTRY INTO 100 LEVEL (Non-Direct Entry)

Candidate must have five (5) O/Level credits in English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any other two relevant subjects.

ENTRY INTO 200 LEVEL (Direct Entry)

Candidates are expected to have a minimum of five (5) O/Level credits in English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any other two relevant subjects with at least two (2) A/Level passes in Accounting, Business Management, Statistics, Government and Geography.

Candidates must have a minimum of five (5) O/Level credits in English Language, Mathematics, Economics and any other two relevant subjects in addition to a Diploma in Accounting, Banking or Insurance with a minimum of Merit Pass from Ahmadu Bello University is acceptable.

An OND degree (with minimum of lower credit) in a related field in addition to the O’ Level requirements 

ENTRY INTO 300 LEVEL

Candidate must have an HND degree in accounting (with minimum of lower credit) or in a related field in addition to the O’ Level requirements  

• BSC POLITICAL SCIENCE

The admission requirements include:

ENTRY INTO 100 LEVEL (Non-Direct Entry)

 ‘O’ Level Requirement:

Five ‘O’ level credit passes including English Language, Mathematics, Government or History, and any other two Social Science subjects from Economics, Commerce, Civic Education, and Geography.

ENTRY INTO 200 LEVEL (DIRECT ENTRY)

(1) Two ‘A’ level /IJMB pass which must include Government/History and any one from Economics, Sociology and Geography in addition to the O’level requirements

(2) ABU Diploma in Political Science and International Studies with minimum of Merit grade in addition to the O’level requirements.

(3) An OND degree (with minimum of lower credit) in a related field in addition to the O’ Level requirements  

• BNSc. Nursing

The admission requirements are:

Be a Registered Nurse (Certificate with Nursing & Midwifery Council of Nigeria)

Have 5 O’ Level credits including Mathematics, English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology at not more than two sittings.

• BSC COMPUTER SCIENCE

The admission requirements are:

ENTRY INTO 100 LEVEL (Non-Direct Entry)

O’LEVEL REQUIREMENTS; Any 5 O’ Level credits passes in English Language, Mathematics, Physics and any other two subjects among (Chemistry, Biology, Geography and Computer Science/Data Processing) in no more than 2 sittings.

ENTRY INTO 200 LEVEL (Direct Entry)

‘A’ level/IJMB passes in English, Mathematics and any of Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Geography, Geology and Data Processing/Computer in addition to O/L Requirements.

OR NCE in Computer Science and any of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography and Geology.  OR National Diploma (ND) in computer Science with Upper Credit in addition to O/L requirements. OR ABU Diploma in Computer Science with minimum merit grade in addition to O’level requirements. 

ENTRY INTO 300 LEVEL (SPECIAL ADMISSION)

HND in Computer Science with minimum of upper credit in addition to the O/L requirements

• BSC SOCIOLOGY

     The admission requirements are:

ENTRY INTO 100 LEVEL (Non-Direct Entry)

O’LEVEL REQUIREMENTS; Five ‘O’ Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Government or History and two others from Economics, Geography, IRK/CRK, Commerce and Civic Education.

ENTRY INTO 200 LEVEL (Direct Entry)

All direct entry candidates must possess the basic university entry requirement of Five ‘O’ Level credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Government or History and two others from Economics, Geography, IRK/CRK, Commerce and Civic Education. WITH

1. Two ‘A’ level /IJMB passes in Sociology and any other subject from Government/History,

Economics, Geography. OR

2. ABU Diploma in Social Works and Development Studies with minimum of Merit grade OR

Diploma in Social works, Psychology, Criminology, Anthropology, or Demography

• B.Sc. INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

The admission requirements are:

ENTRY INTO 100 LEVEL (Non-Direct Entry]

Candidates must possess five ‘O’ level credit passes including English Language, Mathematics, Government or History and any other two Social Science subjects from Economics, Commerce, Civic Education and Geography.

ENTRY INTO 200 LEVEL [Direct Entry]

All direct entry candidates must possess the basic university entry requirement of five ‘O’ level credit passes including English Language, Mathematics, Government or History and any other two Social Science subjects from Economics, Commerce, Civic Education and Geography. WITH

1.Two ‘A’ level /IJMB passes which must include Government/History and any one from Economics, Sociology and Geography.  OR

2. ABU Diploma in Political Science and International Studies with minimum Merit grade.

WHAT IS THE ADMISSION PROCESS?

The application process for the online program is in 3 stages.

1. Sign up for the program at apply.abudlc.edu.ng by creating an account.

2. Fill and update your O’ Level results, do not forget to use DTW TUTORIALS REFERRAL CODE – b5d106, then submit your application.

3. Pay the application fee of #10,300, as all other documents would be assessed during screening. You will get email notifications containing the status of your admission and information on the screening exercise.

For further information, Call or WhatsApp me on – 08038732879

Email Address- dtwtutorialsng@gmail.com

WHAT IS THE DURATION OF THE PROGRAM?

All undergraduates from 100 Level have a maximum of 4years duration provided there are no failed or outstanding courses. We have three semesters in a year which allows you to continue the program without taking a break. This then enables you finish within 3 years provided you do not have any failed or outstanding courses.

HOW DOES THIS PROGRAM RUN?

The ABU DLC program is an online program. This means that lectures, quizzes and assignments are done online, and this is according to the syllabus of the on-campus program.

Examinations are, however, physical at any of the various locations in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Abuja, Zaria, Kaduna, Kano, Gombe, Sokoto, Kebbi, Bauchi, Minna, and United Kingdom. Dubai Exam center is not running for now due to the Visa ban on Nigerians. Academic work is as intense as physical campus and participation in classes is encouraged.

Gombe

Suit 28 & 29, 1st Floor,

Adamu Fura House,

Near Eco Bank, BIU Road Gombe,

Gombe State

PortHarcourt

Anpex Centre, No 11 Chikwele Street
Unity Estate (Beside Unity Garden Petrol Station)
Along Eliozu/Eligbolo expressway
Port-Harcourt.

Kano

Kano State College of Education and Preliminary Studies
(Formally known as CAS) Sani Abacha Way,
Airport Road,
Kano State.

Sokoto

State College of Basic and Remedial Studies

Off Umaru Ali Shinkafi Polytechnic, Sokoto State.

Minna

No 2A, Bosso Road,
Sanbel House by Gwari Motors,
Minna,
Niger State.

Lagos

So Rite Super Store.
28, Yaya Abatan Road, Excellence hotel bus stop,
Ogba
Lagos.

Zaria

Distance Learning Centre
Ahmadu Bello University
Samaru
Zaria.

Kaduna

College of Business and Management Studies (CBMS)
Behind Students Affairs Office,
Kaduna Polytechnic,
Unguwar Rimi, Kaduna

HOW ARE EXAMINATIONS CONDUCTED?

Kindly be informed that all assessments (lectures, assignments, forums, quizzes) are done online. However, each semester examination and screening exercise will take place at our centers in Lagos, Kano, Sokoto, Port Harcourt, Abuja, Gombe, Kaduna, Zaria, and Minna.

Note: Bauchi, Kebbi, and United Kingdom are pop-up Centers and only come up during Examination. Also, the United Kingdom Centre is subject to the number of Students available.

The exact location within the states listed above is usually communicated to students two (2) weeks before the examination and there is usually an opportunity to select either the weekday option (Monday – Friday) or weekend option (Friday – Sunday).

Furthermore, the duration of examination is usually 2 – 3 weeks and can be written or computer based (CBT) depending on the academic management.

IS THE FINAL BSc CERTIFICATE THE SAME AS THE ON CAMPUS STUDENT?

Yes, it is the same certificate issued to on campus students.

DO I NEED TO TRAVEL TO ABU ZARIA CAMPUS ALWAYS?

Only once to pick up your BSc. Certificate.

CAN YOU COMPARE DISTANCE LEARNING TO ON CAMPUS LEARNING?

While there are differences between distance learning and campus learning, it’s important to acknowledge that both approaches have their own unique advantages and disadvantages. Distance learning provides flexibility and convenience, allowing individuals to pursue education from anywhere and at their own pace. It can be particularly beneficial for those who have other commitments such as work, family responsibilities or Students that sponsor themselves. On the other hand, campus learning offers a physical interactive experience. It provides opportunities for face-to-face interactions with professors and classmates and engaging in discussions, which is also achieved to an extent in distance learning through internet tools

The effectiveness of each learning method can vary depending on the individual’s learning style, the subject matter, and the resources available. Some students thrive in a traditional classroom setting where they can directly interact with instructors and peers, while others find the independence and self-paced nature of distance learning more suitable.

Ultimately, the choice between distance learning and campus learning depends on various factors such as personal preferences, academic goals, and logistical considerations. It’s important to recognize that both approaches have their merits and can contribute to a fulfilling educational experience.

HOW TO APPLY? – DTW TUTORIALS Referral Code -b5d106

The application process for the online program is in 3 stages.

1. Sign up for the program at apply.abudlc.edu.ng by creating an account.

2. Fill and update your O’ Level results, do not forget to use DTW TUTORIALS REFERRAL CODE – b5d106, then submit your application,

3. Pay the application fee of #10,300, as all other documents would be assessed during screening. You will get email notifications containing the status of your admission and information on the screening exercise.

For further information, Call or WhatsApp me on – 08038732879

Email Address- dtwtutorialsng@gmail.com

HOW MUCH IS THE SCHOOL FEES?

Download the PDF Document below to have the school fees breakdown for each course from 100L to 400L

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