Eko University of Medical and Health Sciences School Fees 2026/2027 Academic Session

Eko University of Medical and Health Sciences School Fees 2026/2027: Are you planning to attend Eko University of Medical and Health Sciences (EkoUNIMED)? Located in Ijanikin, Lagos State, EkoUNIMED is a specialised private institution dedicated entirely to medical and health sciences. Unlike conventional universities that offer a mix of courses, EkoUNIMED is laser-focused on training doctors and health professionals, which is reflected in its premium fee structure. This guide details the projected EkoUNIMED school fees for the 2026/2027 academic session, breaking down the tuition for Medicine & Surgery (MBBS), the mandatory “Other Charges” that make up nearly half the bill, and the accommodation costs.

Estimated Eko University of Medical and Health Sciences School Fees for 2026/2027 Session

1. Tuition Fees Breakdown (MBBS)

EkoUNIMED operates a high-cost model due to the expensive nature of medical training. The fees are significantly higher than those of general private universities because they cover access to specialised laboratories, clinical simulation centres, and teaching hospitals.

Medicine & Surgery (MBBS) – Fresh Students (100 Level)

• Projected Total Package: ₦5,500,000 – ₦6,000,000 per session.

• Breakdown Estimate:

  • Tuition: ~₦3,600,000

  • Other Educational Charges: ~₦1,900,000 (Includes Accommodation)

• Note: This fee often covers tuition, accommodation, and development levies.

Returning Students (200 Level – 600 Level)

Fees generally increase as you progress due to Clinical Training Levies.

• 200 Level: ₦5,700,000 – ₦6,000,000.

• 300 Level: ₦5,800,000 – ₦6,100,000.

• 400 Level: ₦6,000,000 – ₦6,500,000.

• 500 Level: ₦6,500,000 – ₦7,000,000.

• Why the increase? From 400 Level upwards, students pay heavy Clinical Rotation Fees (approx. ₦500k – ₦1M) for access to the teaching hospital.

2. Anatomy of the Fee: Where Does the Money Go?

EkoUNIMED’s fee structure is detailed. The “Tuition” is just one part. You must understand the “Other Charges” to avoid surprises. Based on previous sessions, here is what the ~₦1.9M “Other Charges” typically covers:

Fee Type	Estimated Amount	Purpose
Furnished Accommodation	₦400,000	Mandatory hostel fee (Year 1).
Development Levy	₦200,000	Infrastructure maintenance.
Caution Fee	₦150,000	Refundable deposit against damages.
Medical Fee	₦110,000	Health insurance.
ICT Fee	₦100,000	Internet and portal maintenance.
Laboratory Consumables	₦200,000	Reagents and specimens for practicals.
Institutional Requirement	₦100,000	Regulatory compliance levy.
Clinical Fee	₦300,000 – ₦1,000,000	Applies from 300L/400L onwards.

3. Accommodation & Hostel Fees

• Status: EkoUNIMED is a fully residential institution.

• Cost: Accommodation is typically bundled into the total fee quoted above.

  • Freshers (100L): ~₦400,000.

  • Returning Students: ~₦300,000 – ₦350,000.

• Facilities: The fee covers a bed space in a furnished hostel room.

• Note: Staying on campus is mandatory for medical students to handle the rigorous study schedule and emergency clinical rounds.

4. Basic Medical Sciences

While MBBS is the flagship, EkoUNIMED also offers Basic Medical Science courses (like Anatomy, Physiology, etc.), which are more affordable.

• Projected Fee: ₦2,500,000 – ₦3,000,000 per session.

• Includes: Tuition, Accommodation, and Lab Fees.

5. Payment Plans & Methods

Given the high cost, EkoUNIMED often allows for structured payments, though strict rules apply.

• Payment Platform: All payments must be made via the EkoUNIMED Portal (ekounimed.edu.ng).

• Installments:

  • 1st Instalment: You are typically required to pay at least 60–70% of the total fee to register and secure accommodation.

  • 2nd Instalment: The balance is usually due at the start of the Second Semester.

• Warning: Students with outstanding fees are generally barred from sitting for professional exams (MBBS Part 1, etc.).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Is EkoUNIMED the same as UNIMED Ondo? No. EkoUNIMED is a private university in Lagos. UNIMED is a state-owned university in Ondo State. Do not confuse the two fees; EkoUNIMED is significantly more expensive.

2. Is the Acceptance Fee refundable? No. The Acceptance Fee (typically included in the admission processing or paid separately as ~₦100k) is strictly non-refundable.

3. Does the fee cover feeding? No. The fee covers Accommodation but explicitly excludes feeding. Students must budget separately for meals.

4. How do I apply? Visit the EkoUNIMED Admission Portal. Purchase the application form (approx. ₦10,000 – ₦15,000) and upload your O’Level and JAMB details.