BUK Part-Time Degree Admission List


Bayero University Kano (BUK) has released the admissions for its Part-Time (SCE) program for the 2020/2021 session. Candidates can download their admission letters and follow the instructions to pay the processing fees, undergo medical examination, and complete online registration. Ensure to carefully follow the provided guidelines for a seamless admission process.

Bayero University Kano Part-Time Degree Admission List

Bayero University Kano (BUK) has officially announced the release of admissions for its part-time programme under the School of Continuing Education (SCE) for the 2020/2021 academic session.

Admission Instructions

For prospective students, instructions for obtaining admission and the subsequent registration process can be found on the BUK portal at https://mybuk2.buk.edu.ng/mysceadmission/login.php. The steps include:

Downloading Admission Letter

Candidates should first download their admission letter from the BUK portal.

Payment of Processing Fees

A personalized invoice should be generated by the candidates on the portal. With the printed invoice, candidates should proceed to any bank to pay a processing fee of Seven Thousand Naira (N7,000.00). Note that this applies only to those who have not directly applied for the Part-Time Degree programme through the BUK Portal.

BUK Personalised Payment Form (BUKPPF)

Students are required to generate, download, and print a BUK Personalised Payment Form (BUKPPF). The form contains the amount to be paid as acceptance fees. Payments should be made using the Remita e-Payments and e-Collection platform. Ensure to understand and follow the payment procedure accurately to avoid loss of funds as a result of incorrect data entry.

Medical Examination

At this point, candidates are expected to conduct a medical examination at any government hospital.

Screening of Credentials

Following the payments, candidates should bring both the originals and photocopies of the required documents for screening at the School of Continuing Education, located along Kwanar-Taya, Dala Campus.

Required Documents for Screening

The list of documents to be submitted include:

  1. Bank teller for payment of acceptance fee
  2. Bank teller for payment of N7, 000.00 processing fee (Only affected candidate)
  3. Admission letter
  4. All credentials (O Level for UTME candidates; O Level and A. level for D. E.)
  5. Birth certificate/declaration of age
  6. Completed Undertaking Form (Can be downloaded from the portal)
  7. Medical examination result
  8. Two copies of recent passport photographs
  9. Letter of reference from a person of reputable standing in the society
  10. Indigene certificate

Online Registration

Following the screening and issuance of a registration number, students can commence online registration for the 2020/2021 academic session. This includes the payment of registration fees.

For inquiries or complaints, candidates can contact application.pt@buk.edu.ng. Always remember to include your username/JAMB Number/ DE Number, and invoice number in any correspondence.

The announcement of the BUK part-time programme provides an opportunity for aspiring students to enhance their education and career prospects. Candidates are encouraged to promptly follow the outlined procedures to secure their spot in the prestigious institution.

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