ABU Zaria Registration for new students commences December 10

Registration of new students into the Ahmadu Bello University Zaria will start fully on the 10th of December, 2012.

All fresh students whose name(s) appeared on the ABU admission list for 2012/2013 should please take note of documents required for registration as presented below.

Apart from fees payable in the school, admitted students must come along with the following documents for screening/registrations;

1. Original JAMB result slip (click here to get it).
2. O'level result/certificates.
3. Local Government identification letter.
Birth certificate or its equivalence.
4. Attestation letter.
5. JAMB admission letter.
6. Passports.

More information on this is available on the university website.

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ABU finaly release its Merit admission list

(Ahmadu Bello University) has finally released the long awaited and long overdue 1st merit admission list for 2012/2013 academic session.
We noticed aspirants are finding it difficult to check it on the official website (www.abu.edu.ng)
The list contains about 6766 names including Direct Entry/Diploma candidates and is relatively about 2.3MB in size which means you need a relatively fast connection to view the list directly.
- For users using computer system, you can view the file directly by clicking here .http://myschool.com.ng/docs/pages/ABU-Merit-Admission-List-2012-2013.pdf
- However, if you are using a mobile device or will just like to download it and view it at your convenience with a PC, click this link  to start your download. http://myschool.com.ng/docs/pages/ABU-Merit-Admission-List-2012-2013.pdf
Note that for the 2nd option above, you will need a PDF reader to view the file.

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Ahmadu Bello University ABU 2012/2013 Merit Admission List is Out

(Ahmadu Bello University) has finally released the long awaited and long overdue 1st merit admission list for 2012/2013 academic session.
We noticed aspirants are finding it difficult to check it on the official website (www.abu.edu.ng)
The list contains about 6766 names including Direct Entry/Diploma candidates and is relatively about 2.3MBin size which means you need a relatively fast connection to view the list directly.
- For users using computer system, you can view the filedirectly by clicking here .
- However, if you are using a mobile device or will just like to download it and view it at your convenience with aPC, click here to start your download .
Note that for the 2nd option above, you will need a PDF reader to view the file.

Get Your Official Jamb Admission Letter>>http://www.allstudentcampus.com/2012/11/get-your-jamb-admission-letter-click.html?m=1

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Breaking News: ABU Cancels Initial 2012/2013 Admission List Released!

allstudentcampus regret to inform all ABU prospective students that the university has canceled the admission list released.

This is the first time we will report such news. It has never been heard in the recent few years that a university, after making an admission list available on its official website, came out boldly to announce the cancellation.

Below is a message delivered by the university on her website announcing this cancellation;

Public Notice on ABU 2012/2013 Admission List

"The Management of Ahmadu Bello University Zaria regrets to announce to the general public that the 2012/2013 Admission list earlier published is done in an error .Authentic Admission list would be published on this site in due course.

By this notice the general public is hereby advised to disregard any admission that might have emanated from the earlier published list."

Meanwhile the university management has failed to state the reason(s) behind this action. We urge the students to keep their fingers crossed as our investigation team is sniffing to uncover the story.

The previous list released by the institution is however still available on Myschool. You can check it by clicking here. Our hope is that not much will change in any new list to be published soon so if you find your name in this list, there is a glimmer of hope.

But what do you have to say about this?

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