Does BMU accept WAEC GCE for medicine and surgery?
Judith79
14 May, 2026
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Yes, Bayelsa Medical University (BMU) accepts WAEC GCE results for admission into Medicine and Surgery (MBBS).
In fact, BMU is quite flexible with O'Level requirements compared to some other medical schools. Here is the specific breakdown for the 2026/2027 academic session:
1. Acceptance of GCE and Multiple Sittings
WAEC GCE is accepted: BMU accepts any equivalent Senior Secondary Certificate (SSCE), including WAEC, NECO, and NABTEB (both May/June and GCE versions).
Two Sittings Allowed: Unlike some universities that insist on a single sitting for Medicine, BMU allows you to combine results from not more than two sittings. This means you can use your WAEC GCE to supplement another result or use it on its own.
2. Core Subject Requirements
To be eligible, you must have a minimum of a C6 (Credit) in the following five subjects:
English Language
Mathematics
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
3. JAMB Cut-off Mark for Medicine
While you have the right O'Level results, remember that Medicine is highly competitive at BMU. For the 2026/2027 session, the expected departmental cut-off for Medicine and Surgery is 275. Candidates who score below this may be advised to change to other programs like anatomy or physiology.
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Esskay24
16 May, 2026
Pls can I study medicine and surgery in bayelsa medical university with 269 in jamb and A's and B's in my o level....im also an indigene?
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