Thinking of studying Medicine in Nigeria? See how much top private universities like Nile, Babcock, ABUAD, Bowen and others charge for MBBS, with some fees now exceeding ₦7 million per session.
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Nile University is among the most expensive private universities to study Medicine and Surgery in Nigeria, with MBBS fees reaching ₦7.15 million per academic session.
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Babcock University charged between ₦5.5 million and ₦7 million per session for Medicine and Surgery, with fees varying across levels.
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Afe Babalola University (ABUAD) charged between ₦6.01 million and ₦6.95 million per academic session for Medicine and Surgery, depending on the student’s level.
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Bowen University charged over ₦6.5 million for fresh MBBS students after mandatory fees, while clinical students paid between ₦3.2 million and ₦5 million annually.
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Eko University of Medicine and Health Sciences (EkoUNIMED) charged between ₦5.52 million and ₦6.52 million per academic session for Medicine and Surgery.
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Igbinedion University, Okada, charged an estimated ₦4.7 million per academic session for fresh Medicine and Surgery students.
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Madonna University charged between ₦2 million and ₦3.8 million per academic session for Medicine and Surgery, depending on the student’s level.
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Gregory University, Uturu, charged between ₦2.5 million and over ₦3.5 million per academic session for its Medicine and Surgery programme.
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Bingham University charged between ₦2.98 million and ₦3.38 million per academic session for Medicine and Surgery, depending on the student’s level.
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Redeemer’s University offered medical and healthcare programmes under its Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences, with fees ranging from ₦922,000 to ₦2.65 million per academic session.