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Kano University of Science and Technology, Wudil KUST IJMB Admission List - Uploaded on https://www.myschoolgist.com KANO UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, WUDIL 2017/2018 ADMISSION LIST IJMB PROGRAMME NO APPNO FULLNAME COMBINATION 1 652 DAWUUD TIJJANI HARUNA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 2 687 kabir abdurrahman BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 3 688 ABDULAZIZ SULAIMAN MUHD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 4 724 USMAN BALA SAID BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 5 782 RUKAYYA UMAR ISAH BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 6 785 Fatima Salisu Anas BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 7 793 MU`AZZAM AMINU NAIYA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 8 755 ALIYU JIBRIN HASSAN BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOLOGY 9 705 SHUAIBU DAHIRU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/MATHEMATICS 10 558 NASIR WADAU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 11 561 MUSTAPHA SAMINU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 12 565 Auwal Usman Usman BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 13 581 SULEIMAN AMIRA ISAH BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 14 587 IDRIS ABDULLAHI ALIYU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 15 596 SHAMSU MUSTAPHA BELLO BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 16 600 KHALID ADO BAKO BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 17 602 ABDULLAHI MUHAMMAD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 18 603 Muhammad Hassan Yusuf BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 19 606 SHAMSU MURTALA IDRIS BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 20 615 IBRAHIM LAWAN BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 21 629 BASHIR HUZAIFA MUHAMMAD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 22 645 MUZAMMIL KABIR ISYAKU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 23 657 UMAR MUSA UMAR BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 24 659 SAGIR ISAH ABUBAKAR BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 25 669 RAIHANA AHMAD MUHAMMAD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 26 674 SANI ALI BELLO BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 27 678 UMAR AHMAD FAGGE BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 28 680 ADAM UMAR MUHAMMAD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 29 686 MUHAMMAD MUSA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 30 689 MUJAHID MUSA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 31 694 NAFIU ALMUSTAPHA MUHAMMAD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS KUST IJMB Admission List - Uploaded on https://www.myschoolgist.com NO APPNO FULLNAME COMBINATION 32 707 SHAMSUDDEEN MUSA SANI BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 33 708 Mukhtar Aliyu Ismail BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 34 709 HALLIRU IBRAHIM BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 35 715 ZAINAB ADAMU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 36 739 Umar Ayuba BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 37 740 RABIU NASIR BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 38 747 ABUBAKAR NASIRU SADA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 39 749 GHALI ADAMU JIBRIN BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 40 752 RUKAYYA IBRAHIM HARUNA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 41 761 yahaya idris BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 42 772 ALIYU HALADU AMINU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 43 774 KHALIL SALEH BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 44 779 SANI KABIR ALI BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 45 790 ABDULLAHI JIBRIL BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 46 791 SADISU SAIDU ABDULLAHI BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 47 557 MUHAMMAD SANI ABDULLAHI CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 48 592 IBRAHIM ADO SANI CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 49 609 ABUBAKAR ALIYU CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 50 622 JAMO SULAIMAN ABBA CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 51 630 NASIRU GARBA CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 52 665 bello abdullahi sheshi CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 53 676 AHMAD ABUBAKAR AHMAD CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 54 679 SHAMSU ABUBAKAR ADAM CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 55 690 ADAMU AHMAD CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 56 692 ABDULJAWAD AMIN A CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 57 699 Nasir Ismail Hamza CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 58 703 AHMAD RILWAN CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 59 704 KABIRU NASIDI IBRAHIM CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 60 713 ADANA SANI CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 61 717 ABDULLAHI ADO CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 62 726 SURAJO ILYASU CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 63 748 MUSTAFHA KABIR MUHAMMAD CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 64 753 MUSTAPHA IDRIS CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 65 763 USAMA MUHAMMAD SANI CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 66 780 AHMAD HASSAN ISAH CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 67 556 MUHAMMAD ABDULLAHI TATAJI ECONOMICS/GEOGRAPHY/MATHEMATICS 68 572 ABBA SAMINU ECONOMICS/GEOGRAPHY/MATHEMATICS KUST IJMB Admission List - Uploaded on https://www.myschoolgist.com NO APPNO FULLNAME COMBINATION 69 599 MUBASHIR SALISU ECONOMICS/GEOGRAPHY/MATHEMATICS 70 639 JAMILU KABIRU ECONOMICS/GEOGRAPHY/MATHEMATICS 71 667 KHALID BELLO ECONOMICS/GEOGRAPHY/MATHEMATICS 72 722 ABDULLAHI IDRIS USMAN ECONOMICS/GEOGRAPHY/MATHEMATICS 73 664 ABUBAKAR ISA BOGOCHO GEOLOGY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 74 393 ADAMU MUHAMMAD ALIYU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 75 2 ABUBAKAR ISMAIL HASSAN BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 76 3 MUSTAPHA ISMAIL HASSAN CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 77 5 IDRIS SHUAIBU CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 78 6 MARYAM MUHAMMAD ABDULLAHI BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 79 7 MUBARAK IBRAHIM ABUBAKAR GEOGRAPHY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 80 10 SANI TIJJANI SHEHU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 81 11 YAKUBU ADAMU MUHAMMAD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 82 12 Salim Bello Muhammad BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 83 13 MUHAMMAD INUWA SUNUSI BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 84 14 HUSSAINI SANI BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 85 15 MUHAMMAD BELLO BALLAMA CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 86 17 ABDULAZIZ ADO CHEDI BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 87 18 USMAN NURA USMAN CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 88 20 AKINWANDE RIDWAN GEOGRAPHY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 89 21 LAWAL MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 90 24 ANWAR ISMAIL MUSA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/MATHEMATICS 91 28 AMINU USMAN SALISU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 92 31 ALKASIM MANSUR ALI BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 93 32 UMAR MANSUR ALI CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 94 33 YUSUF MUHDSALISU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 95 36 MUNTASIR HUSSAINI ALI BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 96 37 SURAJO SULAIMAN ECONOMICS/GEOGRAPHY/MATHEMATICS 97 38 ALIYU SULAIMAN ECONOMICS/GEOGRAPHY/MATHEMATICS 98 39 ismail ado muhammad CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 99 41 ABDULLAHI BALA MUSTAPHA CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 100 42 ZAHARADDINI AUWALU JIBRIN CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 101 43 ADAM MUSTAPHA IBRAHIM CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 102 44 MAIMUNA MUSTAPHA IBRAHIM BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 103 51 AMINU ABDULLAHI MINJIBIR CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 104 57 NAFISA AMINU IBRAHIM BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 105 59 ABDULLAHI YAU MUHAMMAD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY KUST IJMB Admission List - Uploaded on https://www.myschoolgist.com NO APPNO FULLNAME COMBINATION 106 60 HAMZA IBRAHIM ISMAIL BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 107 61 HABIBU AMINU IBRAHIM CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 108 62 ABUBAKAR AUWAL YAU ECONOMICS/GEOGRAPHY/MATHEMATICS 109 64 SHUAIBU ABDULLAHI SHUAIBU CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 110 67 Zaharaddeen Muhammad CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 111 71 MUKHTAR BASHIR BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 112 75 MUHD ADAM MUHD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/MATHEMATICS 113 82 ABUBAKAR KABIR KURA 114 83 SHAMSUDDEEN HUSSAIN MADAKI CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 115 85 MUSTAPHA AUWAL SULEMAN CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 116 93 ABUBAKAR ADO MUHAMMAD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 117 98 IBRAHIM ALIYU ABDULLAHI BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/MATHEMATICS 118 99 AMINA ALIYU USMAN BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 119 101 KHALID KAMILU ALIYU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 120 102 ABDULLAHI LAWAL BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 121 103 MUBARAK HABIBU ISAH CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 122 109 ADAM AISHA MUHAMMAD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 123 111 SUMAYYA RABIU LADUWA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 124 114 ALIYU IBRAHIM SANI BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/MATHEMATICS 125 115 KABIR SAFIYAN BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 126 117 MUHAMMAD HAMISU TATA CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 127 122 ASIYA HAMZA ZANGO BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 128 126 Muhammad Ibrahim Abdullahi ECONOMICS/GEOGRAPHY/MATHEMATICS 129 128 SADIYA BASHIR MAIFADA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 130 133 FATIMA NASIR ADAM BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/MATHEMATICS 131 134 abdussamad bashir CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 132 135 UMAR SHUAIBU MUHAMMAD CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 133 140 RAYYAN ABDULRAHMAN BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 134 150 HAUWAU YUSUF MUHAMMAD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 135 152 SANI ABUBAKAR BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 136 153 ALIYU DANSALE YAHYA CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 137 154 ABDURRAHID N KHALID BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 138 155 YASMEEN MUSA IBRAHIM BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 139 156 RABIU HADI ABUBAKAR BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOLOGY 140 401 ABDULLAHI ALI TABUKA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOLOGY 141 158 Bashir Kabir BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOLOGY 142 164 MUHAMMAD BAKIR SHUAIBU BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS KUST IJMB Admission List - Uploaded on https://www.myschoolgist.com NO APPNO FULLNAME COMBINATION 143 167 HARUNA YUSUF INUWA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 144 169 hassana aliyu muazu BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 145 174 DANIEL IBRAHIM BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 146 175 Hassan Nura Rufai BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 147 177 HAFIZ IBRAHIM AUWAL CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 148 181 ABDALLAH MUSTAPHA KHALIL 149 183 HAMZA ABDULLAHI YAHAYA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 150 187 MAARUF SANI ABUBAKAR BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOLOGY 151 188 BASHIR SULAIMAN BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 152 189 HALIMA TUKUR IBRAHIM BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 153 190 MUSTAPHA TUKUR IBRAHIM CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 154 192 MUHAMMAD GARBA MUHAMMAD BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 155 203 JAMILU SULAIMAN IBRAHIM CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 156 204 Ismail Usman BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 157 205 ABUBAKAR ABDULLAHI CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 158 208 JANAIDU JAAFAR ECONOMICS/GEOGRAPHY/MATHEMATICS 159 210 SALIM SHUAIBU HASSAN CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 160 216 ISMAIL YAHAYA DAHIRU CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 161 218 SALISU ZAIYANU CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 162 219 MURTALA AHMAD ABDULLAHI CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS/MATHEMATICS 163 221 ZAHARAU YAHAYA MUSA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS 164 224 MUBARAK MUHAMMAD ADAM BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOLOGY 165 225 HAJARA SUNUSI HUSSAINI BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/MATHEMATICS 166 227 ABUBAKAR MUHAMMED BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/MATHEMATICS 167 229 HUZAIFA YAHAYA BIOLOGY/CHEMISTRY/GEOGRAPHY 168
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