University of Ilorin (unilorin)

2013/2014 Admission Into Unilorin Business School Diploma Programmes Currently on-Going

Educational News reaching us today, is that Applications are currently been invited from eligible and qualified candidates for admission into the underlisted professional diploma programme in the Ilorin Business School.

1.Diploma in Accounting and Data Processing (DADP)
2. Diploma in Administrative Management (DAM)
3.Diploma in Money and Banking (DM &B)
4. Diploma in Social Administration (DSA)
5. Diploma in Crime Contral(DCC)

DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTING AND DATA PROCESSING (DADP)
Please note that the duration of the programme shall normally be two (2) academic sessions.

DIPLOMA IN ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT (DAM)
The duration of the programme shall normally be two (2) academic sessions.

DIPLOMA IN MONEY AND BANKING (DMB)
Note that the duration of the programme shall normally be two (2) academic sessions.

DIPLOMA IN SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION (DSA)
All candidates should note that the duration of the programme shall normally betwo (2) academic sessions.

DIPLOMA IN CRIME CONTROL (DCC)
The duration of the programme shall normally be two (2) academic sessions.

QUALIFICATION and ELIGIBILITY

Diploma in Accounting and Data Processing
This is to inform all aspirants/candidate that they should note that THEY MUST have five (5) credits at not more than two sittings in GCE/SSCE (O/L).
This MUST include English and Mathematics and any two of the subjects:
Accounting,
Economics,
Geography,
Business Methods,
Statistics,
Government and any numerate Science subjects.

Holders of Accounting Technician Certification (ATC) of ICAN may also apply.

Diploma in Administrative Management
Please all candidates should note that they are required to have five (5) credits at not more than two sittings in GCE/SSCE (O/L) including English and at least a pass in Mathematics.

Diploma in Money and Banking
All Participating candidate should have five (5) credits at GCE/SSCE (O/L) including English and Mathematics.
Please note that tThese credits should be obtained at not more than two sittings.

Diploma in Social Administration and Social Works
Candidate should have five (5) credits at not more than two sittings in GCE/SSCE (O/L), this must include English and at least a pass in Mathematics.
Holders of Professional Certificates in social work, Nursing, Mid – Wifery and Public Health are qualified to apply

Diploma in Crime Control
Please all candidate should have five (5) credits at not more than two sittings in GCE/SSCE (O/L) including English and at least a pass in Mathematics.

Holders of Professional Certificates in social work, Nursing, Mid – Wifery and Public Health are qualified to apply

QUALIFYING EXAMINATION
A qualifying examination for admission into each of the programmes shall be taken by all candidates following the schedule below:

*Diploma in Accounting and data Procession
*Diploma in Administrative Management
*Diploma in Money and Banking
*Diploma in Social Administration and Social Work
*Diploma in Crime Control

How To Apply For Admission:
Please all candidates should note that Application forms may be obtained electronically form the Ilorin Business School website ( www.ibs.unilorin.edu.ng).

Likewise, all candidates are expected to purchase a bank draft of ten thousand naira only (N10,000.00) in favour of Ilorin Business School, University of Ilorin to be changed to receipt later.

All Application forms which has been filled successfully, are to be accompanied by the receipt of payment, credentials and stamped, self addressed envelope.

The application will be on for six(6) weeks from the date of the advertisement.

DOWNLOAD APPLICATION FORM HERE

Dailyschoolnews Team is wishing you the best!.

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1 Comment

  • Are ’05/’06 set of diploma in DADP CARRY-OVER students still have to purchase diploma form and pay school fee before they register for the CARRY-OVER courses or which step would they take?

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