Bauchi State University, Gadau (BASUG)
BASUG Merit admission List and Clearance 2025/2026 Announced

The management of the University is pleased to announce the release of the merit list candidates for admission into the undergraduate programmes of Sa’adu Zungur University for 2025/2026 Academic Session.

The shortlisted candidates are to note that, physical screening commences Monday 8th September, 2025 at the respective campuses where the programmes are domiciled. Candidates are to also note that, the physical screening closes Monday 22nd September, 2025.

Therefore, candidates are, advised to visit the University portal HERE for the list.

REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PHYSICAL SCREENING
Shortlisted candidates should take note of the following:

They are required to come along with the original & photocopies of the following credentials for verification at the point of the physical screening.

  1. Computer printout of SSCE Result

  2. JAMB Result

  3. Online Screening Form

  4. A recent passport photograph

  5. Scratch card for verification of O’ level result

Candidates must ensure that they upload their O’ Level result on the JAMB Portal at any JAMB Accreditation Centre before coming.

– Two (2) to three (3) days after a successful screening, candidates should check the JAMB Portal to accept and print their JAMB admission letters.

– Only candidates who accepted their admissions at JAMB will be able to access the Sa’adu Zungur University admission in the portal.

Congratulations!

Signed.

A. G. Hassan, PhD, FCAI, MNIM

(Ubangarin Bauchi)

Registrar.

University of Calabar (UNICAL)
UNICAL extends Post-UTME Application Deadline 2025/2026

The management of University of Calabar wishes to announce to the general public especially prospective students of the 2025/2026 Academic Session that the new date for the closure of UTME registration is now on Monday, 11th August 2025.

Candidates are advised to take advantage of this opportunity to complete all pending registration process.

DATE OF POST-UTME EXERCISE FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION:

The date for the Post-UTME Screening Exercise for 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION would be made known on the University Website and will be communicated to the applicants through their phone numbers.

Lagos State University LASU
LASU Re-opens Post-UTME/DE Admission Portal 2025/2026

The Vice-Chancellor has compassionately approved the reopening of the University’s Online Admission Screening Portal for the 2025/2026 Academic Session Admission Exercise.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the Lagos State University 2025/2026 Admission Screening Exercise (Regular Students), for candidates seeking admission via Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) – 100 level – and Direct Entry (DE). This online screening exercise is mandatory for entry into Lagos State University.

CANDIDATES SHOULD NOTE THAT THEY CAN ONLY APPLY FOR THE ABOVE DURING THE ADMISSION SCREENING.

2.0 ELIGIBILITY FOR SCREENING

i. Candidates who have chosen Lagos State University as their First Choice of institution in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), and have scored a minimum of 195 marks, are eligible to participate in the Online Admission Screening Exercise. In addition, candidates must be at least 16 years of age by 30th September 2025.

ii. All Pre-Degree Studies (PDS) students who have successfully completed their studies and wish to be considered for admission into Lagos State University in the 2025/2026 Academic Session, must have chosen Lagos State University as their First Choice of institution in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), and have scored a minimum of 195 marks. They are eligible to participate in the Online Admission Screening Exercise.

iii. All Direct Entry candidates, including LASU Foundation (JUPEB), who wish to be considered for admission into Lagos State University for the 2025/2026 Academic Session, must have obtained a Direct Entry Form from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and must have chosen Lagos State University as their First Choice of institution, are also eligible and must apply for the screening exercise. Only LASU Diploma is acceptable for Direct Entry (DE) admission, except NCE into Faculty of Education programmes.

iv. Candidates of Lagos State origin, for 100 and 200 levels, who have proved their claims before the Independent Indigeneship Verification Committee (IIVC) set up by Lagos State University, will have their claims automatically validated in the Online Admission Screening Exercise.

3.0 LIST OF ACCREDITED COURSES

Candidates should note that only the accredited courses listed below are available for the 2025/2026 academic session. Therefore, candidates can only apply for any of the underlisted courses for which they meet the relevant admission requirements.

1. ARTS 

– Arabic  

– Christian Religious Studies  

– English  

– French  

– History & International Studies  

– Islamic Studies  

– Linguistics  

– Music  

– Peace Studies  

– Philosophy  

– Portuguese/English  

– Theatre Arts  

– Yoruba  

2. COMMUNICATION & MEDIA STUDIES

– Mass Communication  

 

3. EDUCATION

– Arabic Education  

– Biology Education  

– Business Education  

– Chemistry Education  

– Christian Religious Studies Education  

– Computer Science Education  

– Early Childhood Education  

– Economics Education  

– Educational Management  

– English Education  

– French Education  

– Geography Education  

– Guidance & Counselling  

– Health Education  

– History Education  

– Islamic Studies Education  

– Mathematics Education  

– Physical & Health Education  

– Physics Education  

– Political Science Education  

– Special Education  

– Technology & Vocational Education  

– Yoruba Education  

 

4. ENGINEERING  

– Aeronautic & Astronautic Engineering  

– Chemical Engineering  

– Civil Engineering  

– Electronics & Computer Engineering  

– Industrial Engineering  

– Mechanical Engineering  

5. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 

– Architecture  

– Building  

– Estate Management  

– Environmental Management  

– Fine Art  

– Industrial Design  

– Surveying & Geo-Informatics  

– Quantity Surveying  

– Urban & Regional Planning  

6. LAW  

– Common/Civil Law  

– Common/Islamic Law  

7. MANAGEMENT SCIENCES  

– Accounting  

– Banking & Finance  

– Business Administration  

– Industrial Relations & Human Resource Management  

– Insurance  

– Local Government Development & Administration  

– Management Technology  

– Marketing  

– Public Administration  

– Taxation  

8. SCIENCE

– Biochemistry  

– Botany  

– Chemistry  

– Computer Science  

– Fisheries & Aquatic Biology  

– Mathematics  

– Microbiology  

– Physics  

– Science Laboratory Technology  

– Zoology  

9. SOCIAL SCIENCES  

– Economics  

– Geography & Planning  

– Political Science  

– Sociology  

– Psychology 

10. COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

– Dentistry  

– Medical Laboratory Science  

– Medicine & Surgery  

– Nursing  

– Pharmacy  

– Pharmacology  

– Physiology  

– Physiotherapy  

– Radiography & Radiation Science  

11. SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE

– Agricultural Economics  

– Agricultural Extension & Rural Development  

– Animal Science  

– Crop Production  

12. SCHOOL OF LIBRARY, ARCHIVAL AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

– Library & Information Science  

13. SCHOOL OF TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS

– Transport Management & Operations  

– Logistics & Supply Chain Management 

3.1 DIRECT ENTRY

All Direct Entry candidates are expected to immediately submit a copy each of the Online Admission Screening Report and the Notification of Diploma (LASU Diploma)/NCE Result at the Admission Annex/Liaison Office (Room 7, Administrative Block II)

4.0 METHOD OF APPLICATION

A. 2025/2026 LASU POST-UTME/DE ONLINE PAYMENT REGISTRATION PROCEDURE

i. Prospective candidates should visit www.lasu.edu.ng  

ii. Point to Student, then click on New Applicants  

iii. Click on UTME/DE Screening (https://lasu.edu.ng/admissionscreening)  

iv. Click on UTME Candidate Login

v. Enter your UTME Registration Number, your Surname, and click on Submit  

vi. Click the Make Payment (Admission Screening) button

vii. On the Payment Page:  

– Supply JAMB Registration Number  

– Select Admission Screening Fee as Description  

– Select Ojo as Campus  

– Select Student as Category  

viii. After successful payment, return to your dashboard 

ix. Click Start Admission Screening

x. At this point, your basic bio-data information will be displayed 

xi. Select Mode of Entry  

xii. Supply your Transaction ID used for payment 

xiii. Click Submit and continue with the self-screening process

xiv. Candidate(s) can repeat the above procedure if there is a need to update or correct previously supplied records. In such cases, the candidate(s) will be required to make payment for corrections 

xv. Candidate(s) can re-screen to change their course of study. This will also require payment for the subsequent screening attempt(s)/correction  

B. ONLINE SELF-SCREENING FORM FOR ALL CANDIDATES

STEP I

After successful payment for the LASU 2025/2026 Admission Screening Exercise, return to https://lasu.edu.ng/admissionscreening

STEP II

Use your UTME Registration Number and Surname to log in to the LASU Online Screening Platform and supply your Transaction ID

STEP III

Carefully fill in your personal details as required, including:  

1. Surname  

2. First Name  

3. Middle Name  

4. Date of Birth  

5. Gender  

6. Country  

7. State of Origin  

8. Local Government Area  

9. Personal Email Address  

10. Personal Phone Number  

11. Contact Address  

12. Name of Parent/Guardian  

13. Phone Number of Parent/Guardian  

14. Address of Parent/Guardian  

15. Physical Disability  

Save and proceed  

– Carefully select your choice of course  

– Input UTME subjects and respective grades  

– Save and proceed  

– Select number of O’Level sitting(s)  

– Save and proceed  

– Input required O’Level details  

– Save and proceed  

Candidates must possess Five (5) O’Level credits in subjects relevant to their desired course of study at not more than Two (2) sittings, except Medicine and Dentistry, which require ONLY One (1) sitting.  

Candidates who wish to study any Engineering course and intend to use Two (2) sittings of O’Level results must possess Six (6) O’Level Credits, including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, English Language, two (2) other science subjects, and any other subject.  

Aeronautic and Astronautic Engineering requires a credit pass in Further Mathematics.  

A credit in English Language is compulsory for admission into all courses at Lagos State University

Candidates must ENSURE they upload their O’Level results on JAMB CAPS before the closure of the Admission Screening Exercise.  

Candidates of Lagos State origin MUST have proved their claims before the Independent Indigeneship Verification Committee (IIVC) set up by Lagos State University, as their claims will be automatically validated before they can proceed with the online screening.

Note: Any examination taken after July 2025 is not acceptable.

STEP IV 

• Carefully preview all details supplied and CERTIFY that they are correct.  

• Tick the I Certify button if you agree with all details as displayed in the preview.  

• By ticking the I Certify button, the candidate confirms that the screening will be premised ONLY on the supplied information, as the screening decision is final. If you do not agree to the stated terms, you will not be permitted to proceed beyond this point.  

Click the Continue button.

STEP V

After submission and successful completion of the online screening, you will be redirected to the Screening Homepage.  

Enter your UTME REGISTRATION NUMBER, then click DOWNLOAD RESULT to generate your SCREENING REPORT.

C. ONLINE SCREENING GRADING FOR ALL CANDIDATES

The screening of candidate(s) will be based on a Point Grading System, using the UTME score and SSCE (or equivalent) grades in the Five (5) BEST RELEVANT subjects to the candidate’s choice of course. The relevant subjects are obtainable from the 2025 JAMB brochure, available online at www.jamb.gov.ng or http://ibass.jamb.gov.ng/ebrochure.html.  

Candidates are advised to visit the JAMB website to study the O’Level subject requirements for their course of choice before participating in the online Admission Screening.

Candidates should note that both payment and registration/updating of outstanding O’Level result(s) and other data will last for Five (5) days, i.e., Monday, 4th – Friday, 9th August 2025 (until 12 midnight).

All online screening complaints should be directed to: screeningsupport@lasu.edu.ng

Signed:

Emmanuel A. FANU, MANUPA, MNIM, MCIPM, FCAI  

Registrar and Secretary to Council.

ZAMSUT
Zamfara State University Admission Cut-Off Marks for 2025/2026

ZAMSUT has released the cut-off marks for 2025/2026 admission. These scores guide who can apply for each course based on where you’re from. Read on to check your course and know where you stand.

The Zamfara State University, Talata-Mafara (ZAMSUT) has quietly dropped its admission cut-off marks for the upcoming academic session. And let’s be honest, whether you scored 150 or 200 in JAMB, this list will either make you sit up or sit out.

Now, before you panic or start doing calculations, here’s the gist. ZAMSUT didn’t go with just one cut-off per course. They split the marks into three categories:

  • Catchment: For students from states closest to the school
  • ELDS (Educationally Less Developed States): For states the government wants to boost in education
  • Merit: For everybody else, basically those from states with plenty JAMB competition

Each course has its own score requirement for all three. So don’t just stop at your score — check where you’re from too.

Quick look: What category is your state?

Here’s how ZAMSUT grouped the states:

  • Catchment states: Zamfara, Sokoto, Kebbi, Katsina, Kano, Jigawa, Kaduna, Niger
  • ELDS states: FCT, Bauchi, Gombe, Taraba, Borno, Adamawa, Yobe, Benue, Kogi, Kwara, Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Akwa Ibom, Plateau, Nasarawa
  • Merit states: Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Oyo, Ekiti, Lagos, Abia, Anambra, Enugu, Imo, Edo, Delta, Rivers, Cross River

So, if you’re from Zamfara, for example, you’re in the catchment. But if you’re from Oyo or Imo, you fall under merit. Make that count when you’re looking at the cut-offs.

The course-by-course breakdown

Here’s how the numbers stack up. Left column is catchment, middle is ELDS, right is merit.

Course Catchment ELDS Merit
Accounting 150 170 190
Arabic Studies 150 150 160
Biochemistry & Molecular Biology 150 170 190
Biology 150 170 180
Chemistry 150 170 180
Computer Science 160 180 190
Early Childhood Education 150 160 170
Economics 150 170 180
Education & Arabic 150 160 160
Education & Biology 150 160 160
Education & Chemistry 150 160 160
Education & Economics 150 160 160
Education & English Language 150 160 160
Education & History 150 160 160
Education & Integrated Science 150 160 160
Education & Islamic Studies 150 160 160
Education & Mathematics 150 160 160
Education & Physics 150 160 160
Physics with Electronics 150 170 180
English Language 150 160 170
Geology 150 180 190
History & International Studies 150 160 170
Human Nutrition & Dietetics 160 180 200
Islamic Studies 150 160 170
Mass Communication 150 160 170
Mathematics 150 160 170
Nursing Science 170 190 200
Physics 150 160 170
Physiotherapy 160 190 200
Primary Education Studies 150 160 170
Public Health 160 180 200
Statistics 150 160 170

So what next?

You’ve seen the scores. Maybe you made the cut, maybe you didn’t. Either way, don’t assume anything yet. If your score matches the mark for your category, you’re in the running. If it doesn’t, you might want to try a change of course or school while there’s still time.

Oh, and if you’re from one of the catchment states and your score is low, count yourself lucky — you still stand a fair chance.

Federal University Dutse (FUD)
See FUDutse Cut Off Marks For 2025/2026 Admission Exercise

FUD  department by department Cut-Off Marks by Faculty and Course

Faculty of Agriculture

  • Agricultural Science – 150
  • Fisheries and Aquaculture – 150
  • Forestry and Wild Life Management – 150

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

  • Criminology and Security Studies – 160
  • Economics – 150
  • English Language – 150
  • Linguistics (Arabic) – 150
  • Linguistics (English) – 150
  • Political Science – 160

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

  • Environmental Health Sciences – 160
  • Human Anatomy – 160
  • Human Physiology – 160
  • Nursing Science – 210
  • Public Health – 180

Faculty of Clinical Sciences

  • MBBS – 240

    (Yeah, you read that right. Medicine no be beans.)

Faculty of Computing

  • Computer Science – 180
  • Cybersecurity – 180
  • Information Technology – 180
  • Software Engineering – 180

Faculty of Education

  • Library and Information Science – 150
  • Islamic Studies – 150
  • Primary Education – 150

Faculty of Management Sciences

  • Accounting – 160
  • Actuarial Science – 150
  • Banking and Finance – 150
  • Business Administration – 170
  • Insurance – 150
  • Taxation – 150

Faculty of Life Sciences

  • Biochemistry – 180
  • Biology – 150
  • Biotechnology – 180
  • Botany – 150
  • Microbiology – 180
  • Zoology – 150

Faculty of Physical Sciences

  • Chemistry – 150
  • Environmental Management and Toxicology – 150
  • Mathematics – 150
  • Physics – 150

What Happens Next?

As for the Post-UTME screening? FUD say make we chill small. They’ll announce the date once WAEC and NECO results are out. No need to panic yet. If you’re waiting for those results, just prepare your mind. If you’ve already got your five credits, better.

WAEC
WAEC Timetable for Nov/Dec 2025 GCE 2nd series CBT

WAEC GCE 2nd series CBT timetable for 2025 is now available. The exams will commence on Friday, 24th October, 2025 and end Thursday, 18th December, 2025. All candidates who have registered for the 2025 2nd series WAEC GCE can access the CBT timetable here.

Candidates are also informed that all WAEC Past Questions, both objective and theory, together with their solutions and answers, are now available online. Note this is the first time WAEC is using CBT.

The full timetable has been made available in PDF file below;

 

 
Federal Polytechnic Orogun, Delta State FEPO
Fed Poly Orogun Post-UTME 2025: Eligibility and Registration Procedure

The Federal Polytechnic Orogun invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for admission into its twelve (12) NOTE approved full time National Diploma Programmes for the 2025/2026 Academic Session

A. SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCES

Fed Poly Orogun Post-UTME 2025: Eligibility and Registration Details
  • Computer Science
  • Hospitality & Tourism Management
  • Library & Information Science
  • Science Laboratory Technology
  • Statistics

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

  • Civil Engineering
  • Electrical/Electronics Engineering
  • Mechanical Engineering

C. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS STUDIESFed Poly Orogun

  • Accountancy
  • Business Administration & Management
  • Marketing
  • Mass Communication

FULL-TIME NATIONAL DIPLOMA ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

To be eligible for Full-Time admission, candidates MUST meet the following conditions:

a) Sat for the 2025 JAMB’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), with a Minimum Score of 100 and above.

b) Have five (5) credit passes in relevant subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, in not more than two sittings (WAEC NECO, NABTER, GCE O’Level, or TC II)

Chose Federal Polytechnic Orogun as first choice. For Candidates who did not originally select the Polytechnic as first choice, such candidates MUST do a change of institution to FEPO on the JAMB portal.

PART-TIME ND ADMISSION (NO JAMB REQUIRED!)

Applications are also invited for the Part-Time National Diploma Programmes, designed for candidates who did not write the 2025 UTME.

Requirements:

a) Applicant MUST possess five (5) O’Level credit passes, including English Language and Mathematics,

b) No UTME Required.

c) Also for those who did not score up to 100 in the 2025 JAMB-UTME

d) Must register for Part-Time admission on JAMB CAPS via any accredited CBT centre.

Programme Duration:

  • Two years (Four Semesters) for a Full-Time programme.
  • Three years (Six Semesters) for a Part-Time programme.

Application Fee:

  • Full-Time programme: 3,500
  • Part-Time programme: 4,500

METHOD OF APPLICATION

See AAUA Departmental Admission Cut off Marks 2025/2026

This is to inform the general public especially the aspiring candidates that the management has released the cut off marks for the programmes, for the 2025/2026 admission exercise.

The full admission cut off mark can be found in the image below.

AAUA admission cut off marks, 2025/2026
NSUK
Notice: NSUK disclaimer on Fraudulent Admission Letters

The attention of the Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK) has been drawn to the activities of fraudsters who are attempting to deceive unsuspecting applicants to the School of Preliminary Studies (SPS) by demanding payments in exchange for admission.

These criminals have gone as far as printing and distributing fake admission letters purportedly from the University, with the intent of extorting money from innocent applicants.

For the avoidance of doubt, the School of Preliminary Studies, NSUK, has not commenced the issuance of admission letters to any candidate. Therefore, any admission letter currently in circulation is fake and should be disregarded.

❗ The University wishes to advise the public as follows:

  •  Do not pay any money to individuals or websites claiming to offer admission into the School of Preliminary Studies.
  • All official admission procedures will be communicated only through the University’s official channels.
  • Anyone approached with such fraudulent offers should report immediately to the University authorities or law enforcement agencies.

The University remains committed to transparency and integrity in all admission processes and will not hesitate to take legal action against anyone found to be impersonating the institution or defrauding the public.

Signed:

Management

Nasarawa State University, Keffi.

Nigerian Air Force College of Nursing Sciences NAFCONS
College of Nursing Sciences & Health Tech Exam Date 2025-2026

This is to inform prospective candidates and the general public that the 2025/2026 Academic Session Entrance Examination of the College of Nursing Sciences and Health Technology, Nsukka, tentatively will hold as follows:

  • Date: Thursday, 21st August, 2025.
  • Time: 10:00am Prompt
  • Venue: Henry Ben’s Computer School, No. 105, Ugwuaye, Enugu Road, Nsukka.

NB: Sales of forms are still open till 13th August, 2025.

College of Nursing Sciences & Health Tech. Nsukka entrance exam date, 2025/2026
Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta, FUNAAB
FUNAAB Academic Calendar for 2025/2026

The Senate of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), at its Special Meeting held on Thursday, July 17, 2025, considered and approved the Academic Calendar for the 2025/2026 Academic Session.

The approved calendar, which outlines key academic activities for the session, was signed by the Registrar and Secretary to Senate, Dr. Titus Adeniyi.

FUNAAB academic calendar for 2025/2026 academic session
JAMB CBT Practice Test online
JAMB Opens Portal for Printing 2025 UTME Original Result Slips

Good news for candidates who took the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)! The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced that you can now print your original result slips. These slips are important because they come with your photograph and special security features to make them authentic. Starting from Monday, July 21, 2025, you can visit approved Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres to get yours printed.

Here’s what you need to know:

  • Where to Print: You can only print your original result slip at JAMB-approved CBT centres. Cybercafes or other internet platforms are not allowed to do this.
  • Why It’s Important: The original result slip is a secure document that confirms your UTME scores. It’s different from the scores you may have received earlier through JAMB’s sort codes.
  • Stay Safe from Fraud: JAMB has warned candidates to be careful of fraudsters who may try to trick you into paying for fake services, like inflating your scores. Stick to approved CBT centres to avoid scams.

To print your result slip, visit an approved CBT centre with your JAMB registration details. Make sure you follow the official process to get your authentic result slip. This document is key for your admission process into universities, polytechnics, or colleges of education.

For more details, check the official JAMB portal at https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/Login.

Federal University of Lafia (FULafia)
Federal University of Lafia Appoints New Dean and Deputy Directors

The Federal University of Lafia (FULafia) has made fresh appointments to strengthen its leadership team. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Shehu Abdul Rahman, recently approved the appointment of a new dean and two deputy directors for key roles in the university. These changes are set to improve academic and administrative excellence at FULafia.

Here are the details of the new appointments:

  • Professor David Ugal has been appointed as the new Dean of Student Affairs. His role will focus on supporting students and improving their welfare on campus.
  • Dr. Charles Agum is now the Deputy Director of the Centre for Cultural Studies. He will work to promote cultural research and activities at the university.
  • Dr. Abubakar Hassan has been appointed as the Deputy Director of Entrepreneurial Studies. His focus will be on driving entrepreneurship programs to equip students with practical skills for the future.

According to a statement from the university, these appointments reflect FULafia’s commitment to quality education and effective management. The Vice-Chancellor congratulated the new appointees and urged them to work hard to achieve the university’s goals.

These changes are expected to bring fresh ideas and energy to FULafia’s academic and student-focused programs. Students, parents, and staff can look forward to positive developments as the new leaders settle into their roles.

Lagos State University LASU
LASU College of Medicine Opens Applications for Top Administrative Roles

Lagos State University College of Medicine (LASUCOM) has announced exciting opportunities for qualified individuals to join its team. The institution is looking to fill two key administrative positions: College Secretary and Financial Controller. This move comes as part of LASUCOM’s commitment to strengthening its leadership and ensuring smooth operations.

The announcement was made by the Court of Governors, LASUCOM, on behalf of the Lagos State University Governing Council. Interested candidates are invited to apply for these roles, which are open to both internal and external applicants. Below are the details of the vacancies, including requirements and how to apply.

Available Positions and Requirements

  1. College Secretary
    This role involves overseeing administrative activities and supporting the college’s operations. Candidates must meet the following criteria:

    • A good honours degree or equivalent from a recognized institution.
    • At least 15 years of post-qualification experience, with a minimum of 10 years in a university or similar institution, including at least 5 years in a senior administrative position (e.g., Deputy Registrar or higher).
    • A postgraduate degree or professional qualification in a relevant field is an added advantage.
    • Candidates should not be below the rank of Deputy Registrar or equivalent at the time of application.
    • Strong leadership skills, sound judgment, and knowledge of university governance are essential.
  2. Financial Controller
    This position is responsible for managing the college’s financial operations. The requirements include:

    • A good honours degree or equivalent in Accounting, Finance, or a related field from a recognized institution.
    • Membership in a recognized professional body such as ICAN, ACCA, or ANAN is mandatory.
    • At least 15 years of post-qualification experience, with 10 years in a university or similar institution and 5 years in a senior financial management role (e.g., Deputy Bursar or equivalent).
    • Candidates must demonstrate competence in financial planning and management.
    • A postgraduate degree in a relevant field is an added advantage.

Salary and Benefits

  • Both positions are placed on CONTISS 15, the salary scale for senior administrative staff in Nigerian universities.
  • Successful candidates will enjoy additional benefits as approved by the Lagos State University Governing Council, including allowances and other perks in line with university policies.

Application Process

Interested applicants should follow these steps:

  • Prepare 30 copies of your application, including a detailed curriculum vitae (CV). The CV must contain:
    • Full name
    • Date and place of birth
    • State of origin/local government area
    • Contact details (phone number, email, and permanent home address)
    • Nationality
    • Marital status
    • Number and ages of children (if any)
    • Educational background (with dates)
    • Academic and professional qualifications (with dates)
    • Work experience
    • Names and contact details of three referees
  • Submit applications in a sealed envelope clearly marked with the position applied for (e.g., “Application for College Secretary”).
  • Address applications to:
    The Registrar
    Lagos State University
    Ojo, Lagos State
  • Applications must be submitted no later than 4:00 p.m. on Monday, August 18, 2025.
  • Alternatively, applications can be sent electronically to registrar@lasu.edu.ng.

Additional Notes

  • Candidates are required to have their referees send confidential reports directly to the Registrar at the above address.
  • Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further screening or interviews.
  • LASUCOM emphasizes that these positions are critical to its operations and encourages qualified individuals to apply promptly.

This is a great opportunity for experienced professionals to contribute to the growth of one of Nigeria’s leading medical colleges. For more information, visit the official LASU website at www.lasu.edu.ng. Don’t miss this chance to be part of LASUCOM’s mission to advance medical education and healthcare in Nigeria!

NSUK
NSUK Releases Important Update for Graduating Students on NYSC Mobilization

Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK) has shared an important notice for all its graduating students preparing for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) mobilization. The university’s management is calling on students to take this process seriously to avoid delays or issues with their NYSC participation.

According to the announcement posted on myschool.ng, NSUK has outlined key steps that graduating students must follow to ensure a smooth NYSC mobilization process. The university emphasized the importance of meeting all requirements to be eligible for the mandatory one-year national service program.

Key Information for Graduating Students

Here are the main points from NSUK’s notice:

  • Check Your Details on the Senate List: Graduating students must confirm that their names and details are correctly listed on the NYSC Senate/Academic Board Approved Result List. This list is submitted by NSUK to the NYSC portal. If your name is not on the list, you will not be able to register for NYSC.
  • Correct Any Errors Immediately: If there are mistakes in your name, date of birth, or other details on the Senate List, contact the Student Affairs Division at NSUK as soon as possible to fix them. Delays in correcting errors could affect your mobilization.
  • Online Registration Guidelines: Students are advised to follow the NYSC online registration process carefully. Use only NYSC-approved cyber cafes for registration to avoid errors. Also, ensure you upload a clear passport photograph that does not show you wearing an NYSC vest.
  • Thumbprint Requirement: During registration, you must personally do your thumbprint. Do not allow anyone else to do it for you, as this could lead to problems with your mobilization.
  • Revalidation for Previous Mobilizations: If you were mobilized for NYSC in the past but missed the orientation camp, use the revalidation link on the NYSC portal to continue the process. Do not create a new account if you already have one.
  • Foreign-Trained Graduates: If you graduated from a foreign institution, ensure your school is accredited, and do not visit the NYSC Headquarters in Abuja for physical verification. You will verify your documents at the orientation camp in your state of deployment.

Why This Matters

The NYSC mobilization process is a critical step for Nigerian graduates under 30 years old. It is a compulsory program designed to promote national unity and development by deploying graduates to serve in different parts of the country. Missing any step in the process could delay your participation or even make you ineligible.

NSUK’s management urged students to act quickly and follow all guidelines to avoid complications. The university also advised students to regularly check the NYSC portal for updates and to reach out to the Student Affairs Division for any support.

What to Do Next

  • Visit the NYSC portal to check the Senate List and start your registration when it opens.
  • Contact NSUK’s Student Affairs Division if you notice any issues with your details.
  • Stay updated with NYSC announcements to know the exact dates for the 2025 Batch A, B, and C mobilization schedules.

This notice is part of NSUK’s efforts to ensure its graduating students are well-prepared for the NYSC program. By following these steps, students can avoid unnecessary stress and join the national service without hitches.