The Number of Students Denied Admission to Nigerian Universities in the Last 6 Years Will Shock You
According to a report titled ‘JAMB Admitted Candidates by State and Gender within Faculty report(2010-2016)’ made available to the Guardian On Monday by the NBS, the extent of disequilibrium between the number of students yearly seeking admission through JAMB and those who succeed in the end were fully highlighted.
“The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board data reflected that a total of 11,703,709 applications were received between 2010 and 2016 while a total of 2,674,485 students were admitted across the 36 states and the FCT between 2010 and 2015”, the NBS said.
According to the report, in 2010, a total of 1,513,940 applications were received while 423,531 students were admitted. This represents that 28% of students who applied for admission were admitted across the 36 states and the FCT in the year under review.
Adamawa and Niger States both admitted 38% of students who applied for admission in 2010. Both states received 14,483 and 16,556 applications while 5,678 and 6,278 students were admitted respectively.
Similarly, a total of 1,636,356 applications were received while 417,341 students were admitted in 2011.This simply means that 26% of students who applied for admission were admitted across the 36 states and the FCT in 2011.
Yobe State with 7,879 applications and 3,185 admissions has 40% of students who applied for admission admitted.
1,632,835 applications were received in 2012 while 447,176 admissions were granted in 2012 representing 27% of applications to admissions during the year. Yobe State with 9,064 applications and 4,138 admissions has the highest percentage of applications to admissions with 46% recorded.
The lowest percentages of applications to admissions were recorded in 2013 and 2014 with 24% and 25% of applications to admissions recorded respectively during the period under review.
Yobe State with 11,222 applications and 4,084 admissions has the highest percentage of applications to admissions with 36% recorded in 2013 while Jigawa State with 16,214 applications and 6,169 admissions has the highest percentage of applications to admissions with 38% recorded in 2014.
The highest percentage of applications to admissions was recorded in 2015 with 30% of applications to admissions recorded.
Yobe State with 17,461 applications and 9,703 admissions has the highest percentage of applications to admissions in the year with 56% recorded.
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