Bayelsa State College of Nursing Sciences, Tombia-Ekpetiama, has officially announced the commencement of its admission process for the ND/HND Nursing Programme for the 2025/2026 academic session. The Registrar, Appah Tonbara Ruth, released the information in a public notice.
According to the notice, “Sales of form begins 14th July, 2025 to end on the 12th September, 2025.” Prospective applicants are advised to confirm they meet all requirements before starting the process. These include a minimum JAMB score of 140, being at least 16 years of age, and possessing at least five credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology from either WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB, not exceeding two sittings.
The application begins with a payment of a non-refundable fee of ₦25,000 to the official account at Sterling Bank. The details provided are: Account Name – Bayelsa State College of Nursing Sciences tombia-ekpetiama, Account Number – 0097373620. After payment, candidates are to take their bank teller to the College’s Bursary Department to receive a receipt containing a unique number.
This receipt number is essential for accessing the online application form via the College portal. Applicants are required to fill out the form with accurate information and upload scanned copies of their WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, and JAMB results. After submission, an acknowledgement slip will be generated. Applicants are advised to print this slip and keep it for reference.
The Post UTME examination is scheduled for 20th September, 2025, at the College CBT Center. “Bring the original copy of your acknowledgement slip to the examination venue on the designated date,” the notice stated.
Applicants are also advised to retain all relevant documents such as the bank teller, official receipt, and acknowledgement slip. Frequent visits to the College website are encouraged to stay updated on the admission process, upcoming deadlines, and any additional requirements.
This announcement is of high interest to students seeking affordable nursing education and is expected to draw significant applications due to the strong demand for nursing programs in Nigeria.
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