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Undergraduate Private Admissions 2020/2021 Academic Year MBARARA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OFFICE OF THE ACADEMIC REGISTRAR P.O. Box 1410, MBARARA-UGANDA Telephone: +256-485-660584, +256-414-668971 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Web: www.must.ac.ug UNDERGRADUATE PRIVATE ADMISSIONS 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following have been admitted to the different programmes as below for the 2020/2021 academic year. Admission letters shall be sent by email to applicants who have paid a NON-REFUNDABLE TUITION FEES DEPOSIT of Shs. 50,000=. Visit www.must.ac.ug for instructions on how to pay or contact us by email [email protected] or WhatsApp us on +256-786-706490. BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING SN NAME GENDER NATIONALITY DISTRICT ALEVEL_INDEX YEAR WEIGHT 1 BATAMYE ABDUL M Ugandan BUIKWE U1609/635 2019 47.1 2 BONGO JOSHUA M Ugandan APAC U2060/581 2019 44.2 3 KIA JANET F Ugandan ALEBTONG U1923/610 2019 43.7 4 NSHEKANABO MARIUS M Ugandan SHEEMA U1063/563 2019 41.3 5 BINTO NAOMI F Ugandan MUKONO U2583/568 2019 40.7 6 BWAMBALE ROBERT SEMAKULA M Ugandan KASESE U3231/514 2019 31.5 7 MUTEBI JONATHAN M Ugandan WAKISO U0053/823 2019 31.2 8 ARINAITWE JULIUS M Ugandan MBARARA U1495/554 2017 31.1 9 ATWIINE SAGIUS M Ugandan NTUNGAMO U0946/572 2019 28.0 10 KISAKYE JULIUS M Ugandan IGANGA U0027/564 2019 27.6 11 MUKWATANISE ALBERT M Ugandan ISINGIRO U0334/692 2019 27.6 12 MATEGE DERICK M Ugandan KAMULI U2877/614 2012 27.1 13 MUHUMUZA JOSEPH M Ugandan KISORO U0080/566 2019 25.2 14 MWEBESA TREVOR M Ugandan NTUNGAMO U0053/827 2019 25.2 15 KAANYI JANE PATIENCE F Ugandan KIBUKU U0065/586 2019 23.8 16 NGONZI DAVIS MIHINGO M Ugandan KYENJOJO U2444/590 2019 23.7 17 NAMANYA DESIRE M Ugandan KISORO U2413/571 2019 23.1 18 TUMUHIMBISE PROSPER M Ugandan MBARARA U0082/549 2019 22.9 19 KIIZA ACHLEO M Ugandan ISINGIRO U2767/527 2018 22.0 20 SSUUBI BENJAMIN GALIWANGO M Ugandan KIBOGA U2032/703 2019 21.6 21 IHANGU DERRICK M Ugandan NTOROKO U1286/533 2019 21.4 22 RWAMBARARA NEWTON M Ugandan MBARARA U0138/758 2019 21.1 23 MWESIGA DICKENS M Ugandan MBARARA U1947/583 2019 21.0 24 BALUKU ARNOLD M Ugandan BUNDIBUGYO U1345/505 2019 20.7 BACHELOR OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING SN NAME GENDER NATIONALITY DISTRICT ALEVEL_INDEX YEAR WEIGHT 1 KANYESIGYE SAMUEL M Ugandan SHEEMA U0356/501 2019 50.7 2 MUKISA DICKENS M Ugandan IGANGA U0027/610 2019 44.5 3 JJINGO EDWARD M Ugandan WAKISO U1223/758 2019 43.9 4 RUBARAMIRA KEITH M Ugandan MBARARA U1224/944 2017 43.7 5 TUGUME MARK M Ugandan KANUNGU U0068/700 2019 43.7 6 AHIMBISIBWE BERNARD M Ugandan ISINGIRO U1017/512 2019 43.6 7 NAMULINDA MAUREEN F Ugandan KAMULI U0018/908 2019 43.6 8 BAGHUMA ROLAND DOMAZO M Ugandan KASESE U2236/512 2019 43.3 9 EKOLU BEN M Ugandan AMURIA U0027/532 2019 43.3 10 MWIINE BENJAMIN M Ugandan MITOOMA U0334/566 2019 42.9 11 NUWAGIRA NELSON TIMOTHY M Ugandan IBANDA U0033/606 2019 42.8 12 OLYEL MARK M Ugandan AMURU U0040/563 2018 42.7 13 LUBEGA BOAZ M Ugandan ISINGIRO U0034/559 2019 42.5 14 MAGEZI SHAFIC M Ugandan BUTAMBALA U0859/575 2019 42.5 15 NANSIMBO PEACE BETTY J F Ugandan MASAKA U0060/605 2019 42.1 16 OLAL AMOS JEROME M Ugandan KOLE U0038/622 2019 42.0 17 PACH SAID DOSAJ M Ugandan KASESE U1224/939 2019 41.6 18 MUTAKA KEITH ERNEST REX M Ugandan KALIRO U1224/796 2019 41.5 19 NABWIRE KETURAH F Ugandan BUSIA U3263/819 2019 41.2 20 MUSINGUZI ABEL RWAKASANGA M Ugandan BUHWEJU U0956/681 2019 41.1 21 AGABA ADELLA F Ugandan KIRUHURA U0083/720 2019 40.9 22 MUYODI BENJAMIN M Ugandan NAMUTUMBA U0801/519 2019 40.8 23 NITUSINGIZA EDWIN M Ugandan MBARARA U0334/706 2019 40.6 24 TUMUSIIME JULIUS M Ugandan RUBIRIZI U0828/624 2019 40.5 25 KAWERE ERIC EDWARD M Ugandan WAKISO U2929/573 2019 40.1 26 REGAN AKANDWANAHO M Ugandan MBARARA U1828/513 2019 40.0 27 NAKKU IMMACULATE KAWESA F Ugandan MPIGI U0391/516 2019 39.9 28 LUBEGA INNOCENT DAVID M Ugandan LUWERO U0334/546 2019 39.8 29 KABANDA JOHN M Ugandan MUBENDE U1664/902 2019 39.6 30 GUM SOLOMON AKENA M Ugandan GULU U0033/591 2019 39.5 31 MUKULU MARIA ZITA F Ugandan MUKONO U0063/562 2019 39.5 32 OKECHA HASSAN M Ugandan NEBBI U1148/032 2019 39.5 33 BWAMBALE CHRISTOPHER M Ugandan KASESE U2236/558 2019 39.4 34 ELWEU JOSHUA M Ugandan SOROTI U0066/653 2019 39.3 35 KIRABO ANN MARY NABBANJA F Ugandan KAMPALA U0334/536 2019 39.1 36 AINEMBABAZI CHARITY F Ugandan KYENJOJO U1732/685 2019 39.0 37 SSEMAKULA BRIAN M Ugandan KAYUNGA U1223/744 2019 38.9 38 AHABWE BARBARA F Ugandan KABALE U1223/676 2019 38.8 39 KAKEMBO JAMES M Ugandan WAKISO U3541/004 2019 38.8 40 BEIJUKYE KENSI M Ugandan NTUNGAMO U0080/540 2019 38.7 41 BWAMBALE JOSHUA TRUST M Ugandan KASESE U0068/604 2019 38.6 42 MUHEREZA DENIS M Ugandan IBANDA U0956/678 2019 38.6 43 MULONDO BENARD M Ugandan KAMPALA U0857/711 2019 38.5 44 APIO VICTORIA SEMMY F Ugandan APAC U0063/519 2019 38.4 45 OJOK SISTO M Ugandan KOLE U2236/517 2019 38.4 46 LOGUYA MORRIS M Ugandan KAYUNGA U0010/042 2019 38.3 47 LUKUZEN RONNIE M Ugandan GULU U2261/520 2019 38.3 48 EKWANG BRIAN SYLAS M Ugandan APAC U0169/573 2019 38.2 49 RUSHABURE ANTONNY NARCE M Ugandan RUBANDA U2236/582 2019 38.2 50 LUWEDDE JOYCE F Ugandan MITYANA U0053/553 2019 38.1 51 AMUTUHAIRE CHRISTINE F Ugandan ISINGIRO U0083/737 2019 38.0 52 EBIL NOAH EBIL M Ugandan KOLE U2338/585 2019 37.8 53 MAUZU FATIMA ABDALLAH F Ugandan ADJUMANI U0077/657 2019 37.8 54 MUHUMUZA ELISHA M Ugandan KIRYANDONGO U0053/688 2019 37.7 55 NABAASA SHALIF M Ugandan NTUNGAMO U1417/670 2019 37.7 56 TURYASINGURA SUSAN F Ugandan BUSHENYI U0009/697 2019 37.7 57 WESULA JAMES M Ugandan KALIRO U1224/998 2019 37.6 58 MAGADO IVAN M Ugandan JINJA U0059/534 2019 37.4 59 KUBAKURUNGI YORKANA M Ugandan KIRUHURA U1947/572 2019 37.3 60 BYARUGABA ADAM M Ugandan WAKISO U1224/616 2019 37.2 61 KOPIO GIFT JEMIMAH F Ugandan KABERAMAIDO U0334/541 2019 37.2 62 OCENG ELIZAH HENRY M Ugandan KITGUM U1917/530 2019 37.2 63 AUMA EUNICE F Ugandan TORORO U2236/525 2019 37.1 64 MAKUMBI JUMA M Ugandan LYANTONDE U0048/674 2019 37.1 65 LUBEGA ALEX M Ugandan MASAKA U0048/655 2019 37.0 66 OSULO OLWA EDMOND M Ugandan MUKONO U0512/623 2019 37.0 67 TUMWEBAZE C. CELIA F Ugandan NTUNGAMO U0334/609 2019 37.0 68 NAMALE ALYCE GRACE F Ugandan KAMPALA U0053/709 2019 36.9 69 WANYAMA PASCIOUS OGARO M Ugandan NAMAYINGO U1562/515 2019 36.9 70 AARON JOY ROBERT M Ugandan ARUA U0334/501 2019 36.7 71 AHUMUZA CREAVEN M Ugandan MASINDI U0033/581 2019 36.7 72 MBAMBU CAROLYNE F Ugandan BUNDIBUGYO U1224/756 2019 36.7 73 AGABA JOROM M Ugandan KISO U0053/629 2019 36.6 74 NASIRUMBI AGATHA PATRICIA F Ugandan WAKISO U1223/729 2019 36.6 75 ABOI JOHN HERBERT M Ugandan PAKWACH U1224/506 2019 36.5 76 MWEBESA PETER M Ugandan KYEGEGWA U3805/512 2019 36.4 77 NAMBUYA BARBRA F Ugandan MBALE U0041/989 2019 36.4 78 NIMUSIIMA IVAN M Ugandan MBARARA U1661/675 2016 36.4 79 KAHUNDE MIRIAM F Ugandan KYENJOJO U0334/526 2019 36.3 80 KAMARANZI ANGELLA RUTH F Ugandan KABALE U1085/557 2019 36.3 81 MUGUMBYA IAN PATRICK M Ugandan MUKONO U0391/524 2019 36.3 82 SSEKIGGA BENARD M Ugandan KYANKWANZI U1148/618 2019 36.3 83 MWIJUKYE JUNIOR M Ugandan NTUNGAMO U0763/103 2019 36.2 84 NABUKALU DAISY MUKISA F Ugandan LUWERO U2032/561 2019 36.2 85 EPANU BENARD M Ugandan NGORA U0038/576 2018 36.1 86 WERE SHURAIM M Ugandan BUGIRI U0077/914 2019 36.1 87 YEKO SPENCER M Ugandan KAPCHORWA U0048/995 2019 36.1 88 AMONGIN DEBORAH JANE F Ugandan KUMI U2338/536 2019 36.0 89 KATWESIGYE EDMAND M Ugandan SHEEMA U0564/561 2019 35.9 90 NAKIBERU RACHEL KANYIKE F Ugandan MUKONO U1607/540 2019 35.9 91 NAKITTO MARIAM OLIVA F Ugandan MASAKA U0060/577 2019 35.9 92 PRIMO ADAM M Ugandan LIRA U0334/602 2019 35.7 93 NAMULINDWA CATHERINE F Ugandan WAKISO U1536/627 2019 35.6 94 KAGIMU BRAIZE BEN M Ugandan KAMPALA U2338/611 2019 35.5 95 MASEREKA DAVID MUHANA M Ugandan KASESE U2236/557 2019 35.4 96 MUSINGUZI BENJAMIN M Ugandan KAGADI U1148/580 2019 35.3 97 MUGUME ALLAN M Ugandan BUNDIBUGYO U0070/554 2019 35.2 98 NATUMANYA HENSTRIDGE F Ugandan MITOOMA U0061/693 2019 35.1 99 GOLOOBA LAUREEN M Ugandan WAKISO U2215/556 2019 35.0 100 KATUMBA ARNOLD JESSY M Ugandan WAKISO U0033/595 2019 34.8 101 NAKAYIZA MARIAM F Ugandan WAKISO U0009/673 2019 34.8 102 PASHA CHRISTOPHER M Ugandan JINJA U0027/620 2018 34.7 103 LUBEGA MATHIAS M Ugandan KALUNGU U0956/670 2019 34.6 104 ABAHO ERIC M Ugandan RWAMPARA U0052/503 2019 34.5 105 KAJJUBI JOEL M Ugandan WORKERS U0004/670 2019 34.5 106 SWIMMING MIKE M Ugandan MBARARA U1812/501 2019 34.5 107 NANKABIRWA CYNTHIA F Ugandan MASAKA U0061/684 2019 34.4 108 NAREEBA HERBERT M Ugandan KIRUHURA U0059/542 2019 34.4 109 MUJJUZI DERRICK M Ugandan RAKAI U0048/708 2019 34.3 110 KUTESA MOSES M Ugandan WAKISO U1354/749 2019 34.2 111 WACHA CARL M Ugandan APAC U3266/585 2019 34.2 112 KABUGHO ELIZABETH F Ugandan KASESE U1612/593 2019 34.1 113 KIRABO KETURAH F Ugandan NAKASONGOLA U0065/594 2019 34.1 114 MURUNGI SHALLOT F Ugandan NTUNGAMO U0140/601 2019 34.1 115 NUWAGABA ALEX M Ugandan IBANDA U2093/571 2018 33.9 116 KAMULEGEYA OBED M Ugandan MASAKA U0034/550 2019 33.8 117 WAISWA YOSAMU M Ugandan MAYUGE U0027/679 2019 33.8 118 LOCHOLE LYDIA ACHIA F Ugandan NAPAK U2338/667 2019 33.7 119 MAGAAL GIFT STEPHEN M Ugandan BUGIRI U0108/542 2019 33.7 120 OPOLOT ERASMUS ANTHONY M Ugandan NGORA U0038/631 2019 33.6 121 SSENKUNGU VIANNEY M Ugandan WAKISO U0053/736 2019 33.6 122 AKOL PATRICIA MAUREEN F Ugandan KUMI U0955/503 2019 33.5 123 NALUMANSI MOUREEN F Ugandan MUKONO U2032/672 2019 33.5 124 OKIA DEOGRATIOUS M Ugandan BUKEDEA U1224/909 2018 33.5 125 TWIJUKYE BENJAMIN M Ugandan MBARARA U1934/607 2019 33.5 126 LUFAFA GODWIN SOFATIA M Ugandan JINJA U0010/543 2019 33.4 127 LUZZE CLIVE M Ugandan MASINDI U0065/662 2019 33.4 128 MUGO THOMAS ALVIN M Ugandan HOIMA U0391/518 2019 33.4
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