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NIGER DELTA UNIVERSITY RELEASES POST-UTME EXERCISE TIMETABLE, 2022/2023 SESSION

NDU Post-UTME Screening timetable for 2022/2023 session has been published. The screening exercise will commence on 9th to 13th January, 2023. Candidates are advised to ensure they get the NDU official Post-UTME past questions and Answers. This will enable them to prepare adequately for the screening exercise.

SCREENING TIMETABLE/SUBJECT COMBINATION ANALYSIS

Monday 9/01/2023

Arts(All programmes), Law, Education and English, Education Arts and Mass Communication

Subject: English, Literature, Government and CRK

Tuesday 10/01/2023

a. Nursing and Medical Laboratory, Science

Subject: English, Biology, physics and chemistry. 

b. Fine and Applied Arts, Adult Education and community development, Guidance and Counselling.

Subject : English, literature, Government and CRK

Wednesday, 11/01/2023

a. science (All programmes) Science Education, Biochemistry, Education and Biology, Education and Mathematics.

Subject: English mathematics, physics and chemistry

b. Social sciences(All programmes except mass communication), Education and Political Science, Education and Geography, Education and Social studies

Subject: Economics, government, geography and English

c. Management Science (all programmes) Economics, Business Education, Educational Management

Subject: Government, Economics, Mathematics and English

Thursday, 12/01/2023

a. Engineering (All Programmes), Technical Education, Architecture, Building and Quantity surveying

Subjects: English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry

b. Agriculture (All Programmes) Biology, Agricultural Education and Microbiology

Subjects: English, Biology, Physics and Chemistry

Friday 13/01/2023

a. Medicine and Surgery, Human anatomy and human physiology 

Subjects: English, Biology, Physics and Chemistry

b. Environmental management urban and regional planning 

Subject: English, Mathematics, economics and geography

c. Library and information science 

Subject: English, economics, government and CRK

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