Gombe State University Courses 2025: Full List, Cut-off Marks & How to Apply
Gombe State University Courses & Admission Guide 2025

Prospective students aiming for Gombe State University (GSU) in the 2025/2026 academic session can now access detailed information on available programmes and admission procedures. The institution, accredited by the National Universities Commission (NUC), offers a wide array of courses spanning diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate levels.

Comprehensive List of GSU Undergraduate Courses

Gombe State University structures its undergraduate offerings across eight distinct faculties. Each programme has a specified Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) cut-off mark, which is a critical factor for admission consideration.

The College of Medicine stands out with highly competitive programmes. The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) requires a minimum score of 200 points. Other courses in this college, such as B.Sc. Anatomy, Physiology, and Pharmacology, demand at least 180 points. The B.Sc. Nursing Science and B.Sc. Public Health programmes have cut-offs of 200 and 190 points, respectively.

The Faculty of Law offers an LL.B. degree, also requiring a high score of 200 points in the UTME. Similarly, the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences sets a benchmark of about 200 points for its Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm.) programme.

For many other faculties, the general cut-off mark is 150 points. The Faculty of Agriculture, established in 2025, provides courses like B.Sc. Agriculture, Animal Science, and Crop Science. The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences includes popular choices such as B.A. Accounting, Economics, Political Science, and Sociology.

The Faculty of Science offers programmes in Computer Science, Microbiology, Biochemistry, and Industrial Chemistry, mostly at the 150-point threshold, though Chemistry and Science Laboratory Technology require 180 points. The Faculty of Environmental Sciences covers Architecture, Estate Management, and Quantity Surveying. The Faculty of Education trains future educators in subjects ranging from Biology and Mathematics to English Language and Islamic Studies.

Postgraduate, Diploma, and Part-Time Programmes

Beyond full-time undergraduate degrees, GSU provides extensive opportunities for further learning. The Centre for Open and Distance Learning runs two-year diploma programmes in fields like Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Science, and Crime Management.

Through the Directorate of Human Resources Development (DHRD), the university offers part-time degree programmes. These include B.A. (Ed) in Christian Religious Studies and English, as well as B.Sc. (Hons) in Sociology.

For postgraduate studies, GSU awards Postgraduate Diplomas (PGD), Master's degrees (M.Sc., M.Ed., etc.), and Doctoral degrees (Ph.D.) across several faculties. Notable programmes include M.Sc. Accounting, PGD in Microbiology, M.Sc. Health Economics, and Ph.D. offerings in Human Physiology and Anatomy.

GSU Admission Requirements and Application Process

Securing admission into Gombe State University hinges on meeting specific criteria. Crucially, applicants must select GSU as their first choice institution on the JAMB portal. The general UTME cut-off mark for the university is 150 points, but candidates must achieve the higher course-specific scores for competitive programmes like Medicine, Law, and Pharmacy.

Direct Entry candidates need an NCE, OND, A-Level, or a recognised diploma in a related field. For diploma programmes, applicants require a minimum of four relevant credits in the Senior Secondary School Certificate, including English Language and Mathematics.

The application process involves a mandatory post-UTME screening. Prospective students should visit the university's online screening portal, register with their JAMB details, and pay a fee of ₦2,000. After filling the form and generating a data form, they must print it and submit it alongside original credentials for physical screening at their chosen department.

For part-time and diploma applications, the process is conducted through the GSU candidates registration portal. Application fees are ₦2,000 for part-time degrees and ₦4,000 for diploma programmes. Completed forms and credentials must be submitted to the Directorate of Human Resources Development before the advertised deadline.

Gombe State University continues to be a significant educational hub in North-Eastern Nigeria, providing accredited programmes designed to meet both student aspirations and national development goals. All prospective applicants are advised to carefully review the requirements for their chosen course and adhere strictly to the application guidelines and deadlines.