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Gulu University Direct Entry Private Admission List 2020-2021 GULU UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF THE ACADEMIC REGISTRAR THE FOLLOWING APPLICANTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED FOR THE 2020/2021 INTAKE UNDER DIRECT ENTRY SCHEME Alevel Olevel ProgC Total S No Alevel Index Yr Olevel Index Yr. Name Sex ode Subj Comb. Weight Alevel School Nationality Campus Study Time District BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCES (CHEMISTRY) 1 U1224/837 2018 U0051/382 2017 NAKIBUULE MERCY VICTORIA F GAS N/A 43.8 ST.MARY S SECONDARY SCHOOL,KITENDE UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY RAKAI 2 U0054/504 2019 U2356/046 2017 ANGUMYA MARK M GAS N/A 43.7 NAMILYANGO COLLEGE UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KIRUHURA UGANDA MARTYRS SECONDARY SCHOOL 3 U0334/526 2019 U0061/034 2017 KAHUNDE MIRIAM F GAS N/A 43.3 NAMUGONGO UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KYENJOJO 4 U1224/741 2019 U1224/234 2017 LUZZE ALLAN M GAS N/A 42.7 ST MARY S SECONDARY SCHOOL KITENDE UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY LUWEERO 5 U0334/543 2019 U0061/028 2017 LAKER MARIOIN YVONNE F GAS N/A 42.4 UGANDA MARTYRS SS NAMUGONGO UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY PAKWACH 6 U0896/505 2019 U2524/008 2017 ALEMA EDRICK M GAS N/A 42.3 ST. PETER'S SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL NAALYA UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY MOYO 7 U0856/592 2019 U2103/161 2016 MUGOLE PATROBUS M GAS N/A 42.2 ST ELIZABETH S S NKOOWE UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY BUDAKA 8 U2236/521 2019 U3077/006 2017 ADOCH KANIDA F GAS N/A 42.1 ST MARY'S COLLEGE LUGAZI UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY PADER 9 U0334/519 2019 U0334/023 2017 BWAMBALE ARNOLD ASINGYA M GAS N/A 41.9 UGANDA MARTYRS SS NAMUGONGO UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KASESE 10 U0896/674 2019 U1459/001 2017 LEMIA CORRINE PATIENCE F GAS N/A 41.2 ST. PETERS NAALYA UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY ADJUMANI 11 U2381/603 2019 U0691/008 2017 AHUMUZA AGNES F GAS N/A 41.2 UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY HOIMA 12 U3827/506 2019 U0065/003 2016 AHUMUZA GRACE ESTHER F GAS N/A 40.9 ST. JULIAN HIGH SCHOOL GAYAZA ANNEX UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY HOIMA 13 U0859/581 2019 U3031/002 2017 KABAJJO BENEDICT M GAS N/A 40.9 CENTRAL COLLEGE MITYANA UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY SSEMBABULE 14 U1223/695 2019 U0802/003 2017 MANYANG KAMAN SAMUEL M GAS N/A 40.7 SEETA HIGH SCHOOL SOUTHSUDANESEGULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY LAKES STATE 15 U2236/582 2019 U0185/077 2016 RUSHABURE ANTONNY NARCE M GAS N/A 40.2 ST. MARY'S COLLEGE LUGAZI UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY RUBANDA 16 U1664/857 2019 U0060/212 2017 NAMASERUKA RUTH F GAS N/A 40.0 ST MARKS COLLEGE NAMAGOMA UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY MITYANA 17 U0017/677 2019 U0099/086 2017 TEKO JOYCE MOLLY F GAS N/A 39.7 IGANGA SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY NAKAPIRIPIRIT 18 U0064/508 2019 U0064/012 2017 AYOM EMMANUEL AKALI M GAS N/A 39.7 NAMILYANGO COLLEGE UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KOLE 19 U0857/533 2019 U0857/037 2017 BALIKUDDEMBE ELISA M GAS N/A 39.7 KAJJANSI PROGRESSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KAMPALA 20 U2160/598 2019 U2160/002 2017 RWAGARA GIBBS M GAS N/A 39.6 HOPE BOARDING SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY MBARARA 21 U1923/603 2019 U0275/102 2017 EBIC ANDREW M GAS N/A 39.4 KIGUMBA INTENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KWANIA UGANDA MATYRS' SECONDARY SCHOOL 22 U0334/534 2019 U0060/089 2017 KEINEMBABAZI ELIZABETH F GAS N/A 39.2 NAMUGONGO UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KABALE 23 U0063/608 2019 U0063/142 2017 OBII AMELIA F GAS N/A 39.1 MT.ST.MARY'S COLLEGE NAMAGUNGA UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY OTUKE ST MARY'S BOARDING SECONDARY SCHOOL- 24 U1224/749 2019 U0013/110 2017 MASIGA MELODY SAMANTHA F GAS N/A 38.8 KITENDE UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY BULAMBULI 25 U0068/561 2019 U0940/014 2017 AINEMUKAMA ERASMUS M GAS N/A 38.8 NTARE SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY MITOOMA UGANDA MARTYRS' SECONDARY SCHOOL, 26 U0334/594 2019 U2032/008 2017 NSANGI CYNTHIA PHIONAH F GAS N/A 38.5 NAMUGONGO UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY BUIKWE 27 U2236/556 2019 U1443/072 2017 LUBANGAKENE BRIAN M GAS N/A 38.5 ST. MARY'S COLLEGE LUGAZI UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KITGUM 28 U0630/517 2019 U0630/022 2017 BUSINGYE JALIA F GAS N/A 38.2 MBOGO HIGH SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY MPIGI 29 U0956/672 2019 U0004/023 2017 MAHORO MIRIAM ANNAH F GAS N/A 37.9 NAMIREMBE HILLSIDE UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KISORO 30 U2236/572 2019 U3276/019 2017 MUSANA FAIZAL M GAS N/A 37.5 ST MARY'S COLLEGE LUGAZI UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY NAMAYINGO 31 U0169/544 2019 U2650/023 2017 ATUHAIRWE MARVIS F GAS N/A 37.5 ST ANDREA KAAHWAS COLLEGE HOIMA UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY HOIMA 32 U1148/625 2019 U0169/182 2017 TUMUSIIME JOHNBAPTIST M GAS N/A 37.4 MANDELA SS HOIMA UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY HOIMA 33 U1611/554 2019 U1611/051 2017 NAFULA SHARON F GAS N/A 37.1 OUR LADY OF AFRICA SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY NAMAYINGO 34 U1085/504 2019 U0008/002 2017 ABUA DEBORA F GAS N/A 37.0 BISHOP CIPRIANO KIHANGIRE SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY ALEBTONG 35 U0004/673 2019 U0004/015 2017 KAUTA JOHNBAPTIST ESHANA M GAS N/A 36.7 KING'S COLLEGE, BUDO UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KUMI 36 U0097/630 2019 U1043/031 2017 NYANZI AZIZ M GAS N/A 36.6 ST KALEMBA SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KAYUNGA 37 U0017/662 2019 U0017/051 2017 NAMAKIKA HILDA F GAS N/A 36.1 IGANGA SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY LUUKA 38 U0334/552 2019 U2929/049 2017 MASABA GILBERT M GAS N/A 35.8 UGANDA MARTYRS' SS NAMUGONGO UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY WAKISO 39 U0334/602 2019 U0334/127 2017 PRIMO ADAM M GAS N/A 35.7 UGANDA MARTYRS SS, NAMUGONGO UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY LIRA 40 U0077/836 2019 U0038/046 2017 OKELLO PAUL M GAS N/A 35.5 GOMBE SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY AMOLATAR 41 U2338/826 2019 U1223/058 2017 OLUPOT DERRICK M GAS N/A 35.4 ST MARYS KITENDE UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY BUKEDEA 42 U0334/616 2019 U0391/004 2017 ASAPO MERCY RACHAEL F GAS N/A 35.3 UGANDA MARTYRS S S NAMUGONGO UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY AMURIA 43 U0077/904 2019 U0093/136 2015 WAKHOOLI JOSHUA M GAS N/A 34.9 GOMBE SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY MBALE Page 1 of 35 GULU UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF THE ACADEMIC REGISTRAR THE FOLLOWING APPLICANTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED FOR THE 2020/2021 INTAKE UNDER DIRECT ENTRY SCHEME Alevel Olevel ProgC Total S No Alevel Index Yr Olevel Index Yr. Name Sex ode Subj Comb. Weight Alevel School Nationality Campus Study Time District 44 U0068/547 2019 U0068/008 2017 AGABA VICENT M GAS N/A 34.8 NTARE SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY MITOOMA 45 U2474/983 2019 U1224/118 2016 DYOGO MICHEAL ABYASHALI M GAS N/A 34.8 ST. JULIAN HIGH SCHOOL-GAYAZA UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KALIRO 46 U2236/508 2019 U2236/004 2017 OGWANG INNOCENT M GAS N/A 34.8 ST MARYS COLLEGE, LUGAZI UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY LIRA 47 U0052/548 2018 U1104/005 2016 ANIDRAKU KENNEDY M GAS N/A 34.7 MBARARA HIGH SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY ADJUMANI 48 U1354/652 2019 U0065/134 2016 SSEMAKULA JONATHAN M GAS N/A 34.4 MERRYLAND HIGH SCHOOL ENTEBBE UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KAMPALA 49 U0051/888 2019 U0051/204 2017 GUDOI GERALD M GAS N/A 34.3 MBALE SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY SIRONKO NAALYA SECONDARY SCHOOL NAMUGONGO 50 U0801/724 2019 U2848/047 2017 WOKORACH FRANCIS M GAS N/A 34.2 CAMPUS UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY PADER 51 U0455/554 2019 U0074/055 2016 MUTAI BENJAMIN M GAS N/A 34.0 AMANANG SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY BUKWO 52 U1451/525 2019 U1451/032 2017 WERE JOSHUA M GAS N/A 33.7 LONDON COLLEGE OF ST LAWRENCE UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY MBALE 53 U0096/629 2019 U0096/202 2017 OMUDU PHILEMON M GAS N/A 33.5 ROCK HIGH SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY TORORO 54 U1085/620 2019 U1085/037 2017 OKELLO BONIFACE M GAS N/A 33.5 BISHOP CIPRIANO KIHANGIRE SSS UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY AMURU 55 U1974/564 2019 U2839/006 2017 AGABA SOLOMON M GAS N/A 33.3 ST.PETER'S HIGH SCHOOL HOIMA UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY BULIISA 56 U0051/934 2019 U0051/303 2016 DELGONE GRACIOUS M GAS N/A 33.2 MBALE SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY SIRONKO 57 U3256/523 2019 U3256/005 2017 LUMU JOHN CHRSYSTOM M GAS N/A 33.2 ST.HENRY'S SCHOOL KYENGERA UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY WAKISO OUR LADY OF AFRICA SECONDARY SCHOOL 58 U1611/534 2019 U0064/049 2015 KAYIGA HENRY MICHEAL M GAS N/A 33.2 NAMILYANGO UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY WAKISO 59 U0065/591 2019 U0065/017 2017 KATO TONNY ODONG M GAS N/A 33.0 NDEJJE SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY LUWEERO 60 U1923/647 2016 U0040/084 2012 RUBANGAKENE IVAN KIDEGA M GAS N/A 33.0 KIGUMBA INTENSIVE SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY GULU 61 U1308/652 2019 U1224/045 2016 ALERO LORNA JULIET F GAS N/A 31.2 LIGHT SECONDARY SCHOOL UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY KABERAMAIDO 62 U0168/527 2019 U0168/022 2017 MUDEBO JOEL MICHAEL M GAS N/A 31.1 ST PAUL'S COLLEGE,MBALE UGANDAN GULU MAIN CAMPUS WEEKDAY MBALE 63 U2236/601 2019 U0025/232 2017 NANZIGE FALAHAN M GAS N/A 30.9 ST.
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