Federal University of Health Sciences, Ila Orangun, Osun State

The 2026/2027 admissions page sets FUHSI as a required first choice on JAMB and publishes minimum UTME scores and fees by programme.

UTME / JAMB

FUHSI must be the first choice (change via JAMB CAPS if needed). UTME subjects: English, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Minimum UTME scores: 220 for Medicine and Surgery (MBBS); 210 for Medical Laboratory Science and Nursing Science; 200 for Audiology and Doctor of Physiotherapy; 180 for Biochemistry, Biotechnology and Molecular Biology, Environmental Health Science, IT and Health Informatics, Microbiology, Nutrition and Dietetics, Pharmacology, and Prosthetics and Orthotics.

O'Level (WAEC / NECO)

Five credits in English, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology. MBBS, Nursing Science, Medical Laboratory Science and Physiotherapy require results from one sitting; other programmes accept up to two sittings.

Post-UTME / screening

The screening score is 70% UTME and 30% O'Level (five core subjects), and at least 50% is needed to be considered. Applicants register on the admissions portal with their UTME number, pay the screening fee through Remita, complete biodata and results, then print a screening slip. Departmental cut-off marks are published separately. The supplementary programmes (Healthcare Administration and Hospital Management, Social Work, Medical Physics, Chemistry) have a minimum UTME of 180, with registration closing 6 October 2026.

Direct Entry

Direct Entry is at 200 Level with the same first-choice rule and O'Level credits. MBBS and Nursing need a minimum Second Class Upper degree in a relevant biological science or strong JUPEB/IJMB A-Level grades in Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Nursing also accepts RN/RM). Other programmes need A-Level passes in Physics, Chemistry and Biology, or an ND with Upper Credit in a related science.

https://www.fuhsi.edu.ng/admissions.html

Campuses

• Federal University of Health Sciences, Ila-Orangun (Ila-Orangun, Osun State): The master plan covers 471.88 hectares of university land for orderly growth of the campus.

Facilities

• University Library (open Mon-Fri 8am-6pm, Sat 9am-2pm) with an E-Library portal
• University Health Centre (primary care, consultations, first aid, referral)
• ICT Directorate (network, systems, student portal)
• E-learning and OER resources
• Hostel accommodation registration via the student portal
• Sport Council (inter-faculty competitions and sports days)
• University Pavilion (venue for convocation)

Student life

The Students' Affairs unit handles student welfare, extracurricular activities and student union affairs, and the Sport Council organises inter-faculty competitions and sports days.