Electrical Electronic Engineering and Admission Requirements

Electrical and Electronics Engineering is taught as a course at Niger-Delta University (NDU) to train students on the design, development, instillation, repair and operation of electrical parts of machines, gadgets and infrastructures and the generation transmission and distribution of electricity.

The work of an electrical engineer is in all type of industries, including religious, education and research organisations.

Electrical and Electronics Engineering as a course at Niger Delta University lasted a minimum duration of five (5) years for an undergraduate degree programme, and that is for those that enter to 100 level, leading to the award of Bachelor of Engineering (BEng) degree on successful completion.

Listed below are the minimum entry requirements accepted by the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Niger Delta University for it's undergraduate degree programme. This include for the O'level students and for the direct entry applicants plus the WAEC and JAMb subjects combinations.

Admission Requirements for O/Level Students

Five O/level passes in the following subjects:

Physics
Mathematics
Chemistry
English Language and one of
Technical Drawing
Biology
Further/Applied Mathematics
Geography

From one or two of the following examination

West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE)
NECO/SSCE
General Certificate of Education

JAMB Universal Tertiary Matriculation Examinations

The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Niger Delta University expect you to sit for, pass and make cut off mark for UTME.

JAMB Subjects Combination

Mathematics
English Language
Physics
Chemistry

NDU Pre-degree Programme

An O/level applicants could also do NDU Pre-degree Programme to facilitate his admission to study Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

Admission Requirements for the Direct Entry Applicants

Niger Delta University accept these following qualifications and grades for direct entry admission processes.

GCE Advance Level (A/Level): at least three (3) 'A' Level passes or equivalents in Physics, Mathematics/Further Mathematics and Chemistry

National Diploma (ND): upper credit and above, in the relevant engineering programmes from an approved polytechnic or related institution.

Higher National Diploma (HND): as for National Diploma above but while holders of the GCE A/L and ND are considered for admission to 200 level of the 500 level programme, holders of HND will be considered to 300 level.

JUPEB: good grades in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics to be considered to 200 level.

Plus five credit passes as for O level above.

Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Niger Delta University is approved by NUC and accredited by the COREN.

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