ADMISSION

 GRAVY BLOG HAS MADE AVAILABLE INFORMATIONS ABOUT LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES / ADMISSIONS AS LISTED BELOW 👇

A. INTERNATIONAL STUDIES / ADMISSIONS

An international university is a university that accepts students from different countries and offers degree programs that are recognized globally. These universities have a diverse student population and provide an opportunity for students to experience different cultures, languages, and ways of thinking. International universities typically have a strong reputation for academic excellence, a wide range of degree programs, and world-class facilities.

Many international universities offer undergraduate and graduate programs in various fields, such as business, engineering, sciences, humanities, social sciences, and more. Some well-known international universities include Harvard University, Oxford University, Cambridge University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Stanford University, and many others.

International universities often have a rigorous admission process and require students to meet specific academic and language proficiency requirements. They may also offer scholarships and financial aid to help students cover tuition fees and living expenses. It is essential to research the admission requirements and application process for each international university you are interested in and plan accordingly.

The website to apply to an international university will depend on the university and country you are applying to. You can search for the university's official website by typing the university's name and location into a search engine such as Google or Bing.

Once you have found the university's website, navigate to the Admissions or International Students section to find information on the application process and requirements. Most universities have a separate section for international students with specific information on admission requirements, visas, scholarships, and other useful resources.

Here are some examples of international university websites:

1.   1.  Harvard University: 
2.    University of Oxford: 
3.    University of Cambridge:
4.    Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT): 
5.    Stanford University:

Remember, it is important to carefully review the university's website and follow the application instructions provided. If you have any questions or need further assistance, you can contact the university's admissions office or international student services office.

Students visa

A student visa is a type of visa that allows international students to study in another country. The requirements and application process for a student visa vary depending on the country you are applying to. Here are some general steps to apply for a student visa:

1. Check visa requirements: Research the visa requirements for the country you wish to study in. This information is typically available on the country's embassy or consulate website.

2. Apply to a school: Apply to a school or university in the country you wish to study in and obtain an acceptance letter.

3. Gather required documents: Gather the required documents for the visa application, which may include your passport, acceptance letter, proof of financial support, health and travel insurance, and other supporting documents.

4. Complete the visa application Complete the visa application form and include any necessary supporting documentation. Make sure you thoroughly read the application guidelines and supply accurate information.

5. Pay the application fee for the visa, which varies based on the nation and kind of visa.

6. Attend an interview: Some countries may require you to attend an interview as part of the visa application process.

7. Wait for visa approval: After submitting your application and attending the interview (if required), wait for the visa to be approved. 

Once you receive your student visa, make sure to carefully review the terms and conditions, and follow any regulations related to your stay in the country.

B. LOCAL STUDIES / ADMISSIONS:

The admission process for Nigerian universities typically involves a few steps:

1.    The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) form must be obtained before a candidate may take the exam. Each year, the test typically takes place in March or April.

2.    After the exam, candidates' results are processed by JAMB, and they are given a score based on their performance.

3.    Candidates then apply to the universities of their choice, usually through the university's online portal or in person at the university's admission office. They are required to provide their JAMB score and other relevant information, such as their O'level results.

4.    The universities then conduct their own screening processes, which may involve further exams, interviews, or other assessments.

5.    Based on the candidates' JAMB scores, O'level results, and performance in the university's screening process, the university will then offer admission to successful candidates. 

It is significant to note that the admissions procedure differs slightly between colleges. For more precise information, applicants should review the admissions policies of the particular universities they are interested in applying to.

In Nigeria, there are several universities that admit potential students. Some of Nigeria's best universities are listed below: 

1.    University of Ibadan
2.    Covenant University
3.    University of Nigeria
4.    Obafemi Awolowo University
5.    University of Lagos
6.    Ahmadu Bello University
7.    Federal University of Technology, Akure
8.    University of Ilorin
9.    University of Port Harcourt
10. Federal University of Technology,Minna
11. Universityof Abuja
12. Universityof Benin
13.        Nnamdi Azikiwe University  etc.

As we continue to update the list, there are many more institutions in Nigeria, both public and private, that provide admission to prospective students.