The post UTME form for Redeemer’s College of Technology and Management (RECTEM) is now available for the 2024/2025 academic session. If you are looking to join RECTEM for full-time National Diploma (ND) programmes, this is your chance to apply.
RECTEM ND Courses
You can choose from a range of courses, including:
Accountancy
Business Administration and Management
Architectural Technology
Estate Management & Valuation
Quantity Surveying
Computer Engineering
Electrical Electronics Engineering Technology
Civil Engineering Technology
Computer Science
Science Laboratory Technology
RECTEM Admission Requirements
To be eligible, you need to meet these requirements:
Sat for the 2024/2025 UTME.
Hold a minimum of five (5) O’level credits, including Mathematics and English Language, obtained in not more than two sittings from SSCE, GCE, NECO, NABTEB, or equivalent.
Specific Requirements for Some Courses
Each course may have its own specific requirements:
ND Accountancy/ND Business Administration and Management: English Language, Mathematics, and 2 or 3 credits in Commercial Subjects.
ND Architectural Technology: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and 2 other credits in subjects like Economics, Biology, Geography, Chemistry, Fine Art, or Technical Drawing.
ND Quantity Surveying: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and 2 credits in subjects like Economics, Commerce, Technical Drawing, or Fine Art.
ND Estate Management & Valuation: English Language, Mathematics, Economics, 1 credit in a science subject (Physics, Chemistry, or Biology), and 1 credit in Geography or Technical Drawing.
ND Computer Science: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and 2 credits in subjects like Geography, Further Maths, or Chemistry.
ND Science Laboratory Technology: English Language, Mathematics, Physics, and 2 credits in subjects like Chemistry, Biology, or Agricultural Science.
ND Engineering Courses: For Computer Engineering, Electrical/Electronics Engineering, and Civil Engineering Technology, you will need English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and one other credit in a related technical subject.
