You’ll need: • JAMB result slip • WAEC/NECO result • Birth certificate • Passport photographs • Proof of payment • Direct Entry documents (if applicable) Attend Screening / Interview Choose either: i. Physical screening (on campus), or ii. Online screening • You’ll be interviewed by the admissions committee Get Admission Offer • If successful, you’ll receive: o Admission letter o Instructions for acceptance & registration

Candidates may be admitted into the undergraduate degree programmes of the Department via one of the following three ways: i. Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) ii. Direct Entry iii. Intra-University Transfer iv. Inter-University Transfer Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) Entry Mode Admission to a degree programme in the University is through the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB), with a Post-UTME Screening. Candidates must possess at least one of the following in addition to credits in Mathematics and English: i. Credit pass in 5 subjects, including Physics, Mathematics and other science subjects, in the Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) or at the General Certificate Examination (GCE) Ordinary Level or equivalent qualifications ii. Credit pass in 5 subjects with at least 2 of them at Advanced Level, two of which must be Physics and Mathematics and 3 at Ordinary level with Credit, or equivalent qualifications iii. GCE, in 4 subjects with at least 3 of them at Advanced Level, two of which must be Physics and Mathematics, and one at Ordinary Level credit, or equivalent qualifications iv. National Certificate of Education (NCE) from a recognized institution, with Physics and Mathematics as major subjects v. National Diploma (ND) in Physics or equivalent from a recognized institution, and vi. Degree of Higher National Diploma (HND) in Physics or equivalent qualifications from a recognized institution. Direct Entry Mode Candidates seeking Direct Entry admission to the 200-level of a degree programme in the Department should possess, in addition to the minimum of five credit passes at the GCE/NECO/SSCE/WAEC examinations, any one or more of the following: i. Advanced Level GCE in at least two subjects ii. Interim Joint Matriculation Board (IJMB) Examination iii. Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) iv. National Diploma (ND) Upper Credit in the subject applied for or a related field v. Higher National Diploma (HND) with Lower Credit in a related field vi. First degree in a related area from a recognized university, plus UTME, specified as follows: • B.Sc. (Applied Microbiology): at least two ‘A’ level passes in Biology, Health Science, Chemistry, or Food Nutrition. • B.Sc. (Industrial Chemistry) ‘A’ level passes in Chemistry and either mathematics or physics; • B.Sc. (Applied Mathematics) ‘A’ Level passes in Mathematics, Chemistry, Geology or Physics • B.Sc. (Physics with Electronics) ‘A’ level passes in Physics, Mathematics and Chemistry vii. Candidates with two equivalent subjects at: • The Nigeria Certificate of Education (NCE) with at least a grade of Merit. • National Diploma (ND) certificate at an Upper Credit Level; • Higher National Diploma (HND) certificates at least Lower Credit Level from approved institutions may be accepted if they have satisfied all university matriculation requirements. Furthermore, the University reserves the right to screen Direct Entry candidates before admission. Results at ‘O’ level and ‘A’ level must be attained at not more than two sittings. Intra-University Transfer Intra-university transfer involves the transfer of students from one College or Department to another within Veritas University. The minimum requirement for transfer is a CGPA of 1.5. All other UTME requirements apply. Inter-University Transfer Inter-university transfer involves the transfer of students from other universities to Veritas University. The minimum requirement is a CGPA of 1.5. Transferred students are to take all lower-level precursors of their core courses. All other UTME requirements apply. Candidates must obtain and fill out the Inter-University Transfer form from the University’s Admissions Office. An application for admission to the University through inter-university transfer will be considered only if the receiving Department is satisfied that the candidate has met the minimum academic requirements for admission to the chosen study programme. All inter-university transfer candidates will normally be admitted into the 200 (or lower) level of the receiving programme.