The School of General and Preliminary Studies, Federal University of Kashere (FUKASHERE), is now selling application forms for admission into its remedial programme for the 2021/2022 academic session. See the subject combinations, requirements and how to apply for the FUKASHERE remedial form below.
This is to inform the General Public that the sale of Admission Forms into the Remedial Studies of the Federal University of Kashere (FUK) for the 2021/2022 Session will commence on Monday, December 6th 2021.
The duration for the FUKASHERE REMEDIAL programme is Nine calendar months.
Candidate must obtain a minimum of three ‘0’ level Credits and Two Passes in Science or Arts in the following combinations:
- RM I -English, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics.
- RM2 -English, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography.
- RM3 -English, Mathematics, Biology, Geography, Physics
- RM4 -English, Mathematics, Chemistry. Geography, Physics.
- RM5 -English, Mathematics, Economics, Geography, Physics.
- RM6 -English, Mathematics, Literature, Geography. History.
- RM7 -English, Mathematics, Literature, Geography, Government.
Please Note: Candidates with deficiency MUST register for WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB to remedy their deficiencies before the end of the programme. In addition, successfully admitted candidates should also register and sit for UTME as a requirement for admission into the degree programme of the University.
Interested applicants can log in to www.remita.net then select pay TSA, select Federal government of Nigeria, select Federal University of Kashere then follow the process and pay a non-refundable fee of Five Thousand Naira only (5,000.00) into the miscellaneous revenue of the University.
The payment could be made online or into any commercial Bank after the generation of the Remita Reference Number in favour of the University. The payment receipt shall be submitted to the School for collection of the application form.
All duly completed forms should be submitted to the Administrative secretary, SPGs along with the photocopies of the relevant documents.
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