If you’re looking to build a career in nursing and midwifery, the Nigerian Army College of Nursing, Yaba, Lagos (NOHIL) has officially opened its admission process for the 2025/2026 academic session.
According to Arewacampus.com.ng, applications are now invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the ND and HND Nursing programmes.
This is your opportunity to join one of the top military-owned nursing institutions in Nigeria.
Why Choose the Nigerian Army College of Nursing?
NOHIL is one of Nigeria’s most respected nursing schools, with a long tradition of discipline, academic excellence, and strong career prospects for its graduates.
Beyond just the professional nursing skills, students are groomed in leadership, ethics, and the discipline associated with military training.
Graduates from this institution are in high demand across hospitals, clinics, and health institutions nationwide.
Available Programmes
For the 2025/2026 session, the Nigerian Army College of Nursing is admitting students into the following programmes:
- ND (National Diploma) in Nursing
- HND (Higher National Diploma) in Nursing
Both programmes are accredited and prepare candidates for professional practice and licensing examinations in nursing and midwifery.
Eligibility & Entry Requirements
Before applying, ensure you meet the admission criteria. A candidate is eligible if he/she has:
- Five (5) credits at not more than two sittings in WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB
- Mandatory subjects: English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry
- A minimum JAMB UTME score of 160 and above
Note: NABTEB results can only be combined with NABTEB, not WAEC or NECO.
Application Procedure
The application process is straightforward but must be followed carefully:
- Visit the Nigerian Army College of Nursing official application portal to start your registration.
- Pay a non-refundable application fee of ₦15,000 through the designated Remita platform.
- Complete the application form online with accurate personal and academic details.
- Print your application slip as evidence of registration.
All applications must be completed online; manual submissions are not accepted.
Screening & Selection Process
After submitting your application, shortlisted candidates will be invited for screening. The screening exercise usually involves:
- Written examination in relevant subjects
- Oral interview for successful candidates
- Verification of original credentials
Applicants are advised to come prepared with all necessary documents and arrive early at the screening venue.
Important Dates
- Application opens: Already ongoing
- Application closing date: Yet to be officially announced (candidates are advised to apply early)
- Screening date: To be communicated directly to shortlisted applicants via the portal and SMS/email
General Notes for Applicants
- Candidates must be at least 17 years old by the time of admission.
- Pregnant candidates are not eligible for admission.
- Applicants should ensure they meet all medical and physical fitness requirements for training.
How to Stay Updated
- For accurate updates, always rely on the official NOHIL portal and trusted platforms like
Arewacampus.com.ng. - Beware of fraudsters who may claim to guarantee admission slots in exchange for money.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. What is the official school fee for NOHIL?
School fees vary depending on programme level (ND or HND). Fresh students should budget for acceptance fee, tuition, accommodation, and other charges. Exact figures are released at the time of admission.
2. Can non-military candidates apply?
Yes. Admission is open to both civilian and military dependents, provided they meet the requirements.
3. Is accommodation available?
Yes, hostel accommodation is provided within the campus. Availability depends on capacity and is often allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.
4. What happens if I miss the application deadline?
Late applications are not usually entertained. Interested candidates are strongly advised to complete registration before the portal closes.
5. Can I combine two results?
Yes, you may combine two sittings, provided they are from the same examination body (WAEC/WAEC, NECO/NECO, or NABTEB/NABTEB).