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Ondo State University of Medical Sciences School Fees (2024)

Ondo State University of Medical Sciences School Fees (2024)

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Whether you’re looking to gain admission into the Ondo State University of Medical Sciences or you’re already a student of the institution, the school fees is one of the most important factors to always consider and find out. This is to help you understand the financial obligation that would be binding on you as a student of the fairly new university, which is located in Ondo town, Ondo State, South West Nigeria.

In this post, we bring you the Ondo State University of Medical Sciences school fees schedule for the current session. To ensure that you get accurate information, we have tried to break down the figures by faculty. Read on to learn more.

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Ondo State University of Medical Sciences School Fees Schedule for 2018/2019

A. Faculty of Clinical Sciences

Courses: Medicine & Surgery, Dentistry & Dental Surgery.

For Indigenes

  • 100 Level == N250,000
  • 200 Level (DE) == N310,000
  • N200 Level (Returning) == N285,000
  • 300 Level == N305,000
  • 400 Level== N350,000
  • 500 Level== 360,000
  • 600 Level== N380,000

For Non-indigenes

  • 100 Level == N300,000
  • 200 Level (DE) == N360,000
  • N200 Level (Returning) == N335,000
  • 300 Level == N355,000
  • 400 Level== N400,000
  • 500 Level== 410,000
  • 600 Level== N430,000

Acceptance fee (for 100L and 200L DE): N100,000

B. Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

Courses: Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry

For Indigenes

  • 100 Level == N220,000
  • 200 Level (DE) == N225,000
  • N200 Level (Returning) == N200,000
  • 300 Level == N195,000
  • 400 Level== N235,000

For Non-indigenes

  • 100 Level == N270,000
  • 200 Level (DE) == N275,000
  • N200 Level (Returning) == N250,000
  • 300 Level == N245,000
  • 400 Level== N285,000

Acceptance fee (for 100L and 200L DE): N60,000

C. Faculty of Allied Health Sciences & Nursing Sciences

Courses: Nursing/Nursing Science, Physiotherapy

For Indigenes

  • 100 Level == N230,000
  • 200 Level (DE) == N275,000
  • N200 Level (Returning) == N250,000
  • 300 Level == N280,000
  • 400 Level== N310,000
  • 500 Level== 350,000

For Non-indigenes

  • 100 Level == N280,000
  • 200 Level (DE) == N325,000
  • N200 Level (Returning) == N300,000
  • 300 Level == N330,000
  • 400 Level== N360,000
  • 500 Level== 400,000

Acceptance fee (for 100L and 200L DE): N80,000

D. Faculty of Science

Courses: Animal & Environmental Biology, Plant Biology & Biotechnology, Mathematics, Microbiology, Physics with Electronics, Chemistry.

For Indigenes

  • 100 Level == N200,000
  • 200 Level (DE) == N205,000
  • N200 Level (Returning) == N180,000
  • 300 Level == N175,000
  • 400 Level== N215,000

For Non-indigenes

  • 100 Level == N250,000
  • 200 Level (DE) == N255,000
  • N200 Level (Returning) == N230,000
  • 300 Level == N225,000
  • 400 Level== N265,000

Acceptance fee (for 100L and 200L DE): N60,000

A Brief about the University of Medical Sciences, Ondo

Following the signing into law, in 2014, of the bill establishing the University by the then governor of Ondo State, Dr Olusegun Mimiko, the University was officially recognized on April 22, 2015. On the same date, the institution was officially declared open as the 139th University in Nigeria (40th State University).

According to Governor Mimiko, the aim of establishing the university was to make it one of the best institutions of medical education not just in Nigeria, but in the world at large. He further stated that the university’s establishment was borne out of the passion to deliver excellent medical services. And it was felt that the best way to put that passion to work is to establish a specialized university that is dedicated solely to training, service delivery, and in-depth research in medical disciplines.

The University comprises four faculties:

  • Faculty of Clinical Sciences
  • Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
  • Faculty of Allied Health Sciences & Health Sciences
  • Faculty of Science

In March 2015, Professor Friday Okonofua, FAS, a renowned professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology, was appointed the first Vice-chancellor of the University, while Dr. Funke Oyebade, mni, a former registrar at FUTA was appointed the first registrar of the institution.


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7 Comments

  1. GBEMISOLA

    PLS WHAT IS D CUT OFF MARK

  2. Dr. Peter Aderonmu

    Good day sir/ma, I have a ward who’s seeking admission to your school. Can u kindly furnish me with the following information: (i) Cut off marks for categories of medical sciences, (ii) school fees& mode of payments, (iii) likely time of post UME & (iv) resumption date. Thanks

  3. Adekunle Olusakin

    Good day sir/ma, my daughter is seeking admission to your school. she wrote last Jamb, though she did not choose your school. kindly furnish me with the following information: can she apply for post UME? Cut off marks for Medicine & Surgery?
    Thanks

  4. Tobby

    The clinicals be in accredited?
    And do they take interuniversity transfer?

  5. Tobby

    Has the clinical being accredited?
    And do they tan interuniversity transfer at the level of 600..the last year of completion.

  6. Dele-oni joy

    Pls am interested, is accommodation and book inside the school fee

  7. Matthew Akinbolade

    Good day, Please I do have a sister who is seeking admission to your school. Kindly please furnish me with the following: 1) the cut off marks for all available medical science categories, 2) the corresponding school fees and mode of payment 3) fate of post UME 4) date of resumption. Thank you

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