JMCONS Post UTME Form 2025/2026 For ND And HND Nursing
Jibape Memorial College of Nursing Sciences has opened its Post UTME admission for the 2025/2026 session. Forms are on sale between 15th and 30th September 2025, while exams come up on 2nd October 2025. Applicants are encouraged to check the requirements and apply within the stated dates.
The Jibape Memorial College of Nursing Sciences, Jengre, has thrown open its doors for fresh intakes into its nursing programmes. Nestled along Saminaka Road in Bassa Local Government, Plateau State, the college is recognised by both the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria and the National Board for Technical Education. That stamp of approval makes the admission process one worth paying attention to.
Requirements For JMCONS Post UTME
Applicants are expected to meet these conditions before thinking of applying:
- JAMB cut-off mark is 140 points
- Credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics
- Results should be from WAEC, NECO (not more than two sittings), or NABTEB (one sitting only)
Missing any of these is like carrying water in a basket, it simply will not hold.
Sale Of Forms And Exam Dates
- Form cost: N10,000 only
- Sales period: From 15th September to 30th September 2025
- Examination date: Thursday, 2nd October 2025
- Time for purchase: Mondays to Fridays, 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Payments are made into the school’s bank account:
- Bank: Sterling Bank
- Account Name: Jibape Memorial College of Nursing Limited
- Account Number: 0111462167
Once payment is confirmed, applicants should proceed to the bursary department to pick up their forms.
How To Reach The College
For any questions or guidance, the college has opened several channels:
- Email: infojibape@gmail.com
- Website: JMCONS official site
- Phone numbers: 08148737879, 07060933892, 08146311878
The window is short, just two weeks of sales, so leaving things till the last minute may not be wise. Nursing is a career built on discipline and timing, and the application process is no different. Applicants who get it right from the start stand a better chance of crossing the line without hiccups.