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Government Admissions, 2020/2021 Academic Year MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : ABIM DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U1950/514 ACHUDA Denis 2019 M EDA 44.8 18.8 ABIM MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 2 U1591/501 ACHEN Agnes 2019 F DVS 32.3 15.3 ABIM MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 3 U1950/505 OKOT Brian 2019 M ESE 31.2 14.2 ABIM KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY 4 U1950/509 OKECH Emmanuel 2019 M BBS 29.2 12.2 ABIM MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 5 U1591/503 AWOR Priscilla Sharon 2019 F EDA 24.8 11.8 ABIM MAKERERE UNIVERSITY MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 6 U1950/511 OKELLO Godwill 2019 M BBD 24.7 11.7 ABIM BUSINESS SCHOOL ADMITTED = 6 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : ADJUMANI DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U1391/528 NAMATOVU Grace Ruth 2019 F GAE 35.3 16.3 ADJUMANI GULU UNIVERSITY 2 U1391/536 VUDRIKO Ivan Dradi 2019 M SMP 25.5 15.5 ADJUMANI MUNI UNIVERSITY 3 U1391/537 MAZIRA Marilyn Gorety 2019 F GIT 32.5 15.5 ADJUMANI GULU UNIVERSITY 4 U1391/530 OBULEJO Christopher James2019 M SON 32 15.0 ADJUMANI SOROTI UNIVERSITY 5 U1391/506 ANYIDO Justine 2019 M NSM 35 15.0 ADJUMANI MUNI UNIVERSITY 6 U1391/529 NYARINYI Gilbert 2019 M EEC 24.8 14.8 ADJUMANI MAKERERE UNIVERSITY ADMITTED = 6 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : AGAGO DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U0088/518 AMITO Betty Brenda 2019 F AED 43.5 43.5 AGAGO KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY MBARARA UNIVERSITY OF 2 U0088/517 OPIO David Lukala 2019 M SEP 30.2 13.2 AGAGO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 3 U0088/508 AUMA Margret 2019 F EDA 28.1 13.1 AGAGO MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 4 U0130/512 OJOK Alex 2019 M ESE 28.1 13.1 AGAGO KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY 5 U0984/519 ATIM Karla 2019 F FIN 27.9 12.9 AGAGO MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 6 U0984/518 ODONG Philips Deogracious2019 M MFD 24.4 12.4 AGAGO KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY 7 U0984/537 OKOT Jimmy 2019 M BPS 30.4 12.4 AGAGO MAKERERE UNIVERSITY ADMITTED = 7 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : ALEBTONG DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U1690/510 ATIM Grace Immaculate 2019 F LCP 34.4 15.4 ALEBTONG LIRA UNIVERSITY 2 U1690/501 ADONGO Felister 2019 F AGM 32.7 14.7 ALEBTONG MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 3 U1690/515 OMETO Bendiranda 2019 F LCP 31.1 14.1 ALEBTONG LIRA UNIVERSITY 4 U1690/503 OCAYA Walter 2019 M EDA 32.6 13.6 ALEBTONG MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 5 U0579/515 ACAYO Violet 2019 F EDA 29.3 13.3 ALEBTONG MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 6 U1689/508 ATIM Monica 2019 F AID 26.2 13.2 ALEBTONG KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY ADMITTED = 6 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : AMOLATAR DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U1644/517 OKUNY Moses 2019 M LIS 44 19.0 AMOLATAR MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 2 U1644/529 EYOBU James Uhuru 2019 M MFD 34.6 16.6 AMOLATAR KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY 3 U1644/509 KULA Isaac 2019 M LIS 32.2 13.2 AMOLATAR MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 4 U1644/502 AJUNO Winny 2019 F BAR 24.8 12.8 AMOLATAR MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 5 U1644/521 OMUNU Geoffrey 2019 M EEC 26.2 12.2 AMOLATAR MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 6 U1644/504 KONI Joshua 2018 M NRE 26.5 11.5 AMOLATAR BUSITEMA UNIVERSITY ADMITTED = 6 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : AMUDAT DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U1738/505 LOKAI Philip 2019 M SSD 22.3 9.3 AMUDAT KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY 2 U1738/510 KROP Wilson 2019 M BUP 16 8.8 AMUDAT MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 3 U0054/504 AKASILE Martin 2019 M AED 15.8 7.8 AMUDAT KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY 4 U1738/502 LOYORI William 2019 M NRE 23.9 10.9 AMUDAT BUSITEMA UNIVERSITY ADMITTED = 4 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : AMURIA DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U0101/568 EYAKU Isaac 2019 M SON 37.7 17.7 AMURIA SOROTI UNIVERSITY 2 U0101/510 EGANA Isaac 2019 M WAR 35.9 14.9 AMURIA BUSITEMA UNIVERSITY 3 U1272/517 IKANYI Joseph 2019 M ADM 28.4 14.4 AMURIA MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 4 U0101/534 ARIOKOT Immaculate 2019 F GPA 26.3 12.3 AMURIA GULU UNIVERSITY MBARARA UNIVERSITY OF 5 U0101/530 ECIBU Michael 2019 M MII 28.3 12.3 AMURIA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 6 U0101/557 AKELLO Rose 2019 F BDD 26 12.2 AMURIA KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY ADMITTED = 6 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : AMURU DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U0258/513 LAWINO Jenifer Olum 2019 F SON 31.1 16.7 AMURU SOROTI UNIVERSITY 2 U2940/538 AKWERO Sharon 2019 F LSC 31.9 15.9 AMURU LIRA UNIVERSITY MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 3 U0258/514 ALIMOCAN Rebecca 2019 F BIM 32.6 15.6 AMURU BUSINESS SCHOOL 4 U2940/509 APIYO Everline Ruth 2019 F BDF 34.4 15.4 AMURU MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 5 U2940/514 ANEK Irene 2019 F SOW 33.3 15.3 AMURU MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 6 U0452/501 OCEN Ronald 2019 M KSE 34.6 14.6 AMURU KABALE UNIVERSITY ADMITTED = 6 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : APAC DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U0267/515 ORURU Denish 2019 M GBD 35.1 17.1 APAC GULU UNIVERSITY MBARARA UNIVERSITY OF 2 U0267/513 OKELLO Joshua 2019 M BCS 34.9 14.9 APAC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 3 U0267/512 KIA Daphine 2019 F BJC 32.2 14.2 APAC MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 4 U0267/516 BEJA Robin 2019 M BDD 28.6 11.6 APAC KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY 5 U0871/519 APIO Gloria 2019 F DVS 24.3 11.3 APAC MAKERERE UNIVERSITY MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 6 U0871/517 OYELLE Scadrack 2019 M BHM 23 11.0 APAC BUSINESS SCHOOL ADMITTED = 6 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : ARUA DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U0453/525 OKUCIA Salome 2019 F AGM 35.4 16.4 ARUA MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 2 U1781/513 SITARAYA Comfort Belinda2018 F SSD 35.2 16.2 ARUA KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY 3 U1629/512 OCIMATI Banies 2018 M SMP 25.1 16.1 ARUA MUNI UNIVERSITY 4 U0090/609 ALIDELE John 2019 M MLT 33.5 15.5 ARUA MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 5 U0058/509 ASIKU Hillary 2019 M GQE 34.3 15.3 ARUA GULU UNIVERSITY 6 U0073/554 JURUA Dickson 2019 M WAR 34.3 15.3 ARUA BUSITEMA UNIVERSITY MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 7 U0453/530 ALECE Sarah Jurua 2019 F BIB 33 15.2 ARUA BUSINESS SCHOOL 8 U0453/538 AJIDIRU Lorna 2019 F ARS 34 15.0 ARUA MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 9 U0073/550 ECONI Saviour Adule 2019 M SLE 34 15.0 ARUA MAKERERE UNIVERSITY ADMITTED = 9 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : BUDAKA DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U2265/597 KANYAGO Evaline 2019 F SOW 45.8 19.8 BUDAKA MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 2 U1476/560 KANYAGO Felicity 2019 F AED 40.5 18.5 BUDAKA KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY 3 U2265/531 MUKHWANA Tim 2019 M EDP 42.7 17.5 BUDAKA MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 4 U2265/569 AGUTI Janet Mary 2019 F DES 39.2 17.2 BUDAKA GULU UNIVERSITY 5 U2265/596 KATAIKE Lilian 2019 F EDA 38 17.0 BUDAKA MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 6 U2265/572 MBULAMAYE Ivan 2019 M SMB 34.6 16.6 BUDAKA MUNI UNIVERSITY ADMITTED = 6 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : BUDUDA DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U1446/512 MASAYA Nasser 2019 M AED 32.9 13.9 BUDUDA KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY 2 U0153/506 KAMOTI Philimon 2019 M GAE 30.3 13.3 BUDUDA GULU UNIVERSITY 3 U1446/514 NAMAKHONJE Evalyn 2019 F EDA 29.2 13.2 BUDUDA MAKERERE UNIVERSITY MBARARA UNIVERSITY OF 4 U0153/556 KUSOLO Sam 2019 M SEB 28.7 12.7 BUDUDA SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 5 U0497/510 WANGUSI Emmanuel Alfred2019 M SCE 27.2 12.2 BUDUDA BUSITEMA UNIVERSITY 6 U0497/574 MAKATU Peter 2019 M SON 23.8 11.8 BUDUDA SOROTI UNIVERSITY ADMITTED = 6 MAKERERE UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT ADMISSIONS, 2020/2021 ACADEMIC YEAR The following candidate(s) have been recommended for admission to the following programme on GVT : BUGIRI DISTRICT APPLIED INDEX NO NAME Al Yr SEX COURSE WEIGHT POINTS UNDER UNIVERSITY 1 U2900/524 APIO Leah 2019 F AFD 33.5 17.5 BUGIRI KYAMBOGO UNIVERSITY 2 U1768/511 WALYENDO Sadam 2019 M KSE 39.4 17.5 BUGIRI KABALE UNIVERSITY 3 U0325/506 OCHIENG Godfrey 2019 M EDA 33.3 15.6 BUGIRI MAKERERE UNIVERSITY 4 U0325/633 MWONDHA Samuel 2019 M LCP 37.6 15.6 BUGIRI LIRA UNIVERSITY 5 U0325/585 BABYAALE Sosi 2019 M GAE 23.3 15.3 BUGIRI GULU UNIVERSITY 6 U0325/512 KAGOYA Saida 2019 F SMP 26.5 14.5 BUGIRI MUNI UNIVERSITY 7 U0325/509 NABIRYE Leah 2019 F LSM 27.4 14.4 BUGIRI LIRA UNIVERSITY 8 U0325/605 KALENZI Sharifu 2019 M DVS 34.4 14.4
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