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MBARARA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Office of the Academic Registrar Private Admissions Academic Year 2015/2016 The following have been admitted to the following programs on Private Sponsorship Scheme COURSE: BACHELOR OF MEDICINE AND BACHELOR OF SURGERY No. UACE Index Name School Weight 1 U0123/639 Alex Tugume Kibiito Secondary School 49.5 2 U1732/752 Amon Tayebwa Plus Two High School 49.7 3 U0052/534 Asiimwe Wilber Mbarara High School 49.9 4 U0063/516 Asio Gloria Joy Mt. St. Mary's, Namagunga 51.4 5 U0082/502 Bahati Felix St. Kaggwa Bushenyi High School 49.8 6 U0063/546 Charity Kibone Mutenyo Mt. St. Mary's, Namagunga 49.5 7 U0063/571 Christine Racheal Nankabirwa Mt. St. Mary's, Namagunga 49.5 8 U0801/518 David Brian Okuku Naalya Sec. School, Namugongo 49.8 9 U0801/509 Denis Serubiri Naalya Sec. School, Namugongo 49.7 10 U1354/529 Derek Ngabirano Marryland High School, Entebbe 49.9 11 U0009/690 Dorcas Tayebwa Bweranyangi Girls' School 50.9 12 U1224/611 Elamu Daniel St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 50.0 13 U0169/542 Innocent Ayesiga St. Andrea Kahwa's Col. , Hoima 49.8 14 U1224/620 Isabirye Eric Lindan St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 49.8 15 U0033/507 Ismail Dhega St. Mary's College, Kisubi 49.9 16 U0068/647 Jacob Ninshaba Ntare School 49.4 17 U1373/632 Jimmy Omara Jeressar High School 49.5 18 U0685/504 Joas Kule Mityana Modern Sec. School 51.3 19 U1356/582 Jowel Ahabwe Muhangi Oteho Turkish Light Academy 50.0 20 U0763/582 Kagolo Denis Buddo Secondary School 49.4 21 U0962/555 Luswata Alex Seroma Christian High School 49.5 22 U1085/591 Marie Jean Odong Bp. Cipriano Kihangire 49.9 23 U0077/578 Martin Kasagga Gombe Secondary School 49.7 24 U0063/586 Melissa Sekitto Mt. St. Mary's, Namagunga 49.4 25 U0127/540 Mpongano Perez Kinkiizi High School, Nyakatare 49.5 26 U1828/576 Nuwasiima Ronald Standard College, Ntungamo 49.9 27 U1085/597 Omolo Ouma Ronald Bp. Cipriano Kihangire 49.4 28 U0019/574 Onesmus Buregeya Kigezi High School 49.8 29 U1224/906 Opio Emmanuel St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 50.0 30 U0033/527 Rach Oscar Gunya St. Mary's College, Kisubi 49.8 31 U0334/513 Raymond Ashemeza Uganda Matyrs Ss, Namugongo 50.0 32 U0063/536 Resty Kyomukama Mt. St. Mary's, Namagunga 52.4 33 U0685/517 Ronald Yawe Mityana Modern Sec. School 49.6 34 U1224/783 Samuel Nabongo Joshua St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 49.8 35 U0033/511 Simon Kalema St. Mary's College, Kisubi 49.8 36 U1223/587 Stuart Damascus Kitandwe Seeta High School 49.5 37 U0742/856 Umar Muhumuza Kakungulu Mem. School, Kampala 49.7 Cutoff Points: 49.4 COURSE: BACHELOR OF PHARMACY No. UACE Index Name School Weight 1 U0027/503 Adome Timothy Kiira College, Butiki 47.7 2 U1417/558 Allan Akampurira Ntungamo High School 49.1 3 U1354/502 Atwine Bera Marryland High School, Entebbe 49.2 4 U0334/519 Balemezi Isaac Uganda Matyrs Ss, Namugongo 49.9 5 U1224/564 Brenda Auma St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 48.3 6 U0004/615 Carol Promise Biyinzika King's College, Buddo 48.3 7 U1611/592 Conrad Ssentongo Our Lady Of Africa Sec. School 48.0 8 U1224/964 Daniel Tumwagala Walwasa St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 49.3 9 U0038/605 Denis Etyang Teso College, Aloet 49.2 10 U0027/539 Elisa Kasima Kiira College, Butiki 50.1 11 U0186/506 Felix Beinomugisha St. Paul's Seminary , Kabale 48.8 12 U1224/921 Fiona Sabini St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 48.3 13 U0334/511 Gloria Asasira Uganda Matyrs Ss, Namugongo 48.1 14 U1224/747 Godwin Murungi St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 52.5 15 U0048/635 Hassan Lukonge Masaka Secondary School 49.1 16 U1224/762 Ivan Muwanguzi St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 47.7 17 U1612/669 Joshua Kigongo Ssempebwa Hilton High School, Mukono 49.0 18 U2424/502 Joyce Bbosa Nakyobe The Science Foundation College 50.8 19 U0334/543 Kobusinge Livia Sheila Uganda Matyrs Ss, Namugongo 48.3 20 U1224/519 Lucy Akol Akello St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 48.7 21 U1148/567 Lucy Kaahwa Mandela Secondary School, Hoima 47.9 22 U1224/589 Marion Birungi St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 48.6 23 U0034/522 Mathias Mbaziira St. Henry's College, Kitovu 47.8 24 U1611/545 Mupalya Wanzusi Zubairi Our Lady Of Africa Sec. School 49.8 25 U0013/591 Nduhukire Doris Florence Gayaza High School 52.0 26 U1224/862 Ngolobe Samuel St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 48.8 27 U1085/597 Ouma Omolo Ronald Bp. Cipriano Kihangire 49.4 28 U1180/507 Patrick Achora Ishaka Vocational Sec. School 47.7 29 U1085/561 Pius Adoke Bp. Cipriano Kihangire 47.8 30 U0245/567 Solome Kwagala Mungoma Our Lady Of Good Counsel 48.7 31 U1611/520 Stanlas Avaga Our Lady Of Africa Sec. School 48.8 32 U0063/539 Victoria Mirembe Mt. St. Mary's, Namagunga 48.4 33 U0063/572 Viola Nansimbe Edith Mt. St. Mary's, Namagunga 48.3 34 U0436/617 Zoneta Munyirambe Bwera Secondary School 47.9 Cutoff: 47.7 COURSE: BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING No. UACE Index Name School Weight 1 U0063/532 Daphne Kibanda Mt. St. Mary's, Namagunga 49.3 2 U1014/509 Rogers David Kasekende Archibishop Kiwanuka Ss, Kitovu 49.2 3 U1224/960 Rosette Tumuhairwe St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 48.7 4 U0938/787 Innocent Twinomujuni Valley College Ss, Bushenyi 48.4 5 U0956/733 Lucia Gumoshabe Namirembe Hillside H/S 48.2 6 U0763/615 Namale Justine Sarah Buddo Secondary School 48.1 7 U1224/795 Ruth Nakawungu St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 48.1 8 U0334/542 Veronica Komuntale Uganda Matyrs Ss, Namugongo 48.1 9 U0048/744 Janat Nakawuki Masaka Secondary School 48.0 10 U1148/579 Christine Karungi Mandela Secondary School, Hoima 47.9 11 U1224/630 Kaitesi Haliimah St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 47.9 12 U0004/622 Kwagala Joseph Kaziimba King's College, Buddo 47.7 13 U0048/823 Patricia Nankunda Masaka Secondary School 47.7 14 U0033/501 Aguma Nicholas St. Mary's College, Kisubi 47.6 15 U0025/560 Godfrey Kyaligonza Kibuli Secondary School 47.6 16 U0048/850 Lilian Nazibanja Masaka Secondary School 47.6 17 U0053/572 Oseku Joshua Mengo Secondary School 47.6 18 U0025/537 Arafati Kaddu Kibuli Secondary School 47.6 19 U0052/552 Nicholas Bagwa Mbarara High School 47.5 20 U0169/663 Derick Busuulwa St. Andrea Kahwa's Col. , Hoima 47.3 21 U1224/975 Samuel Ucungirwoth St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 47.3 22 U0077/575 Edwin Karuhanga Gombe Secondary School 47.2 23 U1354/565 Kimuli Nicholas Marryland High School, Entebbe 47.2 24 U0859/545 Hassan Twineamatsiko Central College, Mityana 47.1 25 U0080/559 Osbert Mambo St. Mary's College, Rushoroza 47.0 26 U0033/513 Kimera Chrispus St. Mary's College, Kisubi 46.8 27 U0505/566 Nantaayi Maria Gorret Kitende Secondary School 46.8 28 U0626/623 Rodgers Turyamusiima Blessed Sacrament Ss, Kimanya 46.8 29 U2032/507 Mark Ssebisubi Seeta High School, Mukono 46.7 Cutoff: 46.7 COURSE: BACHELOR OF MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE No. UACE Index Name School Weight 1 U2146/728 Akorebirungi Lutigard Citizens Sec. School, Ibanda 46.0 2 U0086/530 Alex Mugabi Busoga High School 46.3 3 U0043/728 Andrew Bwogi Kenneth S Makerere College School 46.4 4 U0063/515 Apio Kevin Patience Mt. St. Mary's, Namagunga 45.4 5 U1224/548 Asiimwe Brendah St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 45.9 6 U1224/548 Asiimwe Brendah St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 45.9 7 U0077/525 Asiimwe Philip Gombe Secondary School 47.1 8 U0833/506 Boaz Aine Standard High School, Zzana 46.3 9 U0938/744 Bobson Natamba Valley College Ss, Bushenyi 47.3 10 U0763/574 Borad Agaba Buddo Secondary School 45.9 11 U0013/549 Bridget Viola Ainembabazi Gayaza High School 48.4 12 U2440/506 Bukenya Mark Kelvin Mt. St. Henry's H/S, Mukono 45.3 13 U2032/656 Dan Nuwagaba Seeta High School, Mukono 46.3 14 U0801/586 Daniel Ivan Dadye Naalya Sec. School, Namugongo 46.5 15 U2222/589 Denis Mungasa Bugisu High School 46.4 16 U0763/601 Deo Mayombwe Buddo Secondary School 46.8 17 U0080/596 Derrick Tukwasiibwe St. Mary's College, Rushoroza 47.6 18 U1224/608 Draga Comboni Daniel St. Mary's Sec. School, Kitende 47.6 19 U1085/573 Elizabeth Atim Bp. Cipriano Kihangire 46.2 20 U1828/538 Enos Kamusiime Standard College, Ntungamo 45.2 21 U0061/612 Esaete Mary Joseline Nabisunsa Girls' School 45.6 22 U0017/544 Faith Namuhenge Iganga Secondary School 45.9 23 U0781/551 Gideon Nsubuga St. Augustine's College, Wakiso 46.6 24 U0334/523 Gumoshabe Desire Uganda Matyrs Ss, Namugongo 47.0 25 U0456/623 Hadijah Kadondi Gule Kawempe Muslim S.S. 45.4 26 U0061/614 Hajara Kaamoga Nabisunsa Girls' School 45.3 27 U0052/704 Hillary Turyamusiima Mbarara High School 47.2 28 U0052/513 Ivan Akamumpa Mbarara High School 46.5 29 U1542/551 Ivan Musinguzi Namagunga College Sec. School 46.4 30 U1612/754 Ivy Chesang Hilton High School, Mukono 45.6 31 U0023/651 Jimmy Jagenda Old Kampala Secondary School 47.5 32 U1345/537 Jonex Rutewa Mugisa Christ School, Bundibugyo 46.4 33 U0041/516 Kasolo Stephen Lubiri Secondary School 47.2 34 U0043/735 Kibuuka Alex Makerere College School 46.7 35 U0334/527 Lilian Kafuko Uganda Matyrs Ss, Namugongo 45.4 36 U0025/571 Matovu Mousa Kibuli Secondary School 47.8 37 U0763/599 Michael Mawanda Buddo Secondary School 46.8 38 U0029/559 Moses Kabali M.M College, Wairaka 46.6 39 U0027/575 Mulungi Timothy Kiira College, Butiki 46.4 40 U0004/627 Nakitende Dorcus King's College, Buddo 46.4 41 U2929/732 Nashiba Namutebi Seeta H/S Green Campus, Mukono 46.4 42 U0938/746 Nayebare Owen Valley College Ss, Bushenyi 46.7 43 U1224/766 Oscar Mwemeke St.
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