Apply for FUNAAB Pre-Degree Admission Form 2023/2024

The esteemed Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) has set the stage for the upcoming academic year, announcing its pre-degree programme for 2023/2024. Dive into the intricate details of the programme, its requirements, and the application process.

A Brief Synopsis: FUNAAB’s Pre-degree Programme

The INHURD’s Pre-degree programme serves as a foundational stepping stone for students, especially those aspiring to further their studies in the sciences. This intensive, full-time, one-year programme not only preps students for various degree programmes within FUNAAB but also indirectly equips them for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (JAMB-UTME).

Course Structure and Highlights

Core Subjects:

Every pre-degree aspirant will be immersed in English Language and Mathematics. Furthermore, they will also tackle three foundational science subjects: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.

Teaching Methodology:

Courses are spread across two semesters, with esteemed tutors at the helm. The programme emphasizes:

• Regular Lectures
• Tutorials
• Laboratory Practicals

Assessment Strategy:

Students’ progress is gauged through Continuous Assessment Tests (CAT) during the semesters, followed by main examinations at the end of each semester.

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JAMB/UTME Tutorials:

These are compulsory for pre-degree students aiming to transition into the university’s degree programmes. Such tutorials have borne fruit, with a notable percentage of pre-degree students excelling in both JAMB/UTME and the subsequent Post UTME.

Entry Requisites

Applicants must showcase credit passes in SSCE/GCE, NECO, at the Ordinary Level (in not more than two sittings) in the following subjects:

• Chemistry
• English Language
• Mathematics
• Biology/Agricultural Science
• Physics

Candidates awaiting results can also venture forth, provided they secure their complete results before the programme’s culmination at INHURD.

Scoring & University Placement Metrics

Success in the programme is pivotal. Here’s a breakdown:

• Aggregate Score: Students should aim for 50% and above by session-end.
• UTME & Post UTME: Minimum scores (as set by the university) in these exams, combined with the aggregate score, will formulate a composite score.
• Composite Score: A threshold of 40% must be met for placement into FUNAAB’s degree programmes.
• Note: Regardless of the cumulative aggregate score, a cumulative score of 40-49 in three subjects or