Federal University of Education Zaria Post UTME registration for 2025/2026 begins 1st September. All candidates with 150 and above in UTME and first choice FUEZ should attend screening with required documents. Read below for details and courses.
The Federal University of Education, Zaria has dropped the notice that many candidates have been waiting for. Yes, the Post UTME registration for the 2025/2026 session is here. Starting from Monday, 1st September, 2025, the screening kicks off at the Academic Office by 10am each day. If you scored 150 or above in UTME and picked FUEZ as your first choice, you are invited.
The announcement follows the policy meeting held in Abuja back in July, where the ground rules for this admission round were set. Now, the ball is rolling, and candidates need to get moving.
FUEZ Post UTME Registration Guide
Candidates are expected to follow a few steps before showing up at the Academic Office. The process is simple, but missing one step can delay things.
- Visit FUEZ official portal
- Click on the application form link to create an account
- Log in and update your profile
- Generate payment for Expression of Interest Data Form (EIDF) and credential screening
- Pay at ZAFEC Microfinance Bank, FUE Zaria
- Print your EIDF and proceed to the Academic Office for screening
That printout is your golden ticket. Do not misplace it.
Screening Requirements For FUEZ Post UTME
At the point of screening, candidates are expected to present a handful of important documents. Think of it like a checklist:
- JAMB UTME e-registration and result slip for 2025/2026
- Original O’level statement of results or certificates
- Expression of Interest Data Form (EIDF)
- Receipt of N2,000 screening fee paid at ZAFEC Microfinance Bank
- Evidence of O’level result upload on CAPS from a JAMB CBT centre
- Indigene certificate
Carry originals and copies where needed. Better to be over-prepared than left scrambling. No one likes stress on exam day.
Courses Offered At FUEZ
The university is rich with courses, mostly centred on education in its many colours. Here’s how it spreads across the faculties:
Faculty of Education
- B.Ed Educational Management
- B.Ed Educational Technology
- B.Ed Early Childhood Education
- B.Ed Special Needs Education
- B.Ed Adult and Continuing Education
- B.Ed Primary Education
- B.Ed Guidance and Counselling
Faculty of Arts Education
- B.A. Ed English Education / Literature in English
- B.A. Ed French Education
- B.A. Ed Language Arts and Communication
- B.Ed Arabic Education
- B.Ed Christian Religious Studies
- B.Ed Islamic Studies
- B.Ed Hausa Education
- B.Sc. Ed Social Studies and Civic Education
- B.Ed Yoruba
- B.Ed Igbo
Faculty of Science Education
- B.Sc. Ed Health Education
- B.Sc. Ed Human Kinetics
- B.Sc. Environmental Education
- B.Sc. Physics Education
- B.Sc. Chemistry Education
- B.Sc. Biology Education
- B.Sc. Integrated Science
- B.Sc. Mathematics Education
- B.Sc. Computer Science Education
- B.Sc. Geography Education
Faculty of Social Science And Vocational Education
- B.Sc. Ed Political Science
- B.A. Ed Creative Art Education
- B.Sc. Ed Business Education
- B.Sc. Ed Home Economics
- B.Sc. Ed Agriculture Education
- B.Sc. Ed Economics Education
- BLIS Library and Information Science
- B.Ed Entrepreneur
Plenty to pick from, depending on where your heart and head meet.