Bingham Varsity Graduates 82 First Class Students

Of the figure, 82 students bagged first class degrees; 464 bagged second-class upper degrees; 260 bagged second-class lower degrees; 40 bagged third class, while two bagged pass degrees.
Nov. 12th 2025
Bingham Varsity Graduates 82 First Class Students

 

About 1,576 students of Bingham University in Karu Local Government Area of Nasarawa State would graduate from the institution on Saturday.

Of the figure, 82 students bagged first class degrees; 464 bagged second-class upper degrees; 260 bagged second-class lower degrees; 40 bagged third class, while two bagged pass degrees.

Vice-Chancellor of the University, Prof. Haruna Ayuba, made the disclosure in Karu during a press conference on Tuesday ahead of the 6th convocation ceremony of the institution on Saturday.

Ayuba further disclosed that of the 1,576 graduating students, 268 of them are Medical Doctors, while 460 are Postgraduate students.

He said, “For the undergraduate programmes, a total of 1,116 graduands were found worthy in both character and learning to be awarded a first degree in various disciplines for which they were trained in the 2024/2025 academic session.

“For the postgraduate programmes, a total of 460 graduands were found worthy in both character and learning to be awarded various postgraduate degrees.

“We therefore have a total of 1,576 graduands who will be convoking on Saturday, November 15.

“I congratulate all the graduands on behalf of the BOT, Council, Management, Senate, Staff, and all Stakeholders of the University. 

“To demonstrate our commitment to efficient and effective service delivery to our students, their certificates will be ready for collection after the convocation ceremony.”

Ayuba said the convocation would not only feature the academic achievements of its graduands but also a “celebration of two decades of commitment to educational excellence, spiritual development, institutional growth, and societal development.”

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Bingham Varsity Graduates 82 First Class Students

Of the figure, 82 students bagged first class degrees; 464 bagged second-class upper degrees; 260 bagged second-class lower degrees; 40 bagged third class, while two bagged pass degrees.
Nov. 12th 2025
Bingham Varsity Graduates 82 First Class Students

 

About 1,576 students of Bingham University in Karu Local Government Area of Nasarawa State would graduate from the institution on Saturday.

Of the figure, 82 students bagged first class degrees; 464 bagged second-class upper degrees; 260 bagged second-class lower degrees; 40 bagged third class, while two bagged pass degrees.

Vice-Chancellor of the University, Prof. Haruna Ayuba, made the disclosure in Karu during a press conference on Tuesday ahead of the 6th convocation ceremony of the institution on Saturday.

Ayuba further disclosed that of the 1,576 graduating students, 268 of them are Medical Doctors, while 460 are Postgraduate students.

He said, “For the undergraduate programmes, a total of 1,116 graduands were found worthy in both character and learning to be awarded a first degree in various disciplines for which they were trained in the 2024/2025 academic session.

“For the postgraduate programmes, a total of 460 graduands were found worthy in both character and learning to be awarded various postgraduate degrees.

“We therefore have a total of 1,576 graduands who will be convoking on Saturday, November 15.

“I congratulate all the graduands on behalf of the BOT, Council, Management, Senate, Staff, and all Stakeholders of the University. 

“To demonstrate our commitment to efficient and effective service delivery to our students, their certificates will be ready for collection after the convocation ceremony.”

Ayuba said the convocation would not only feature the academic achievements of its graduands but also a “celebration of two decades of commitment to educational excellence, spiritual development, institutional growth, and societal development.”

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