Post-UTME

College of Nursing Sciences, Adazi-Nnukwu

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CONSA ND Nursing Post UTME Admission Form 2025/2026

College of Nursing Sciences, Adazi-Nnukwu is now selling Post-UTME forms for its 2025/2026 ND Nursing admission. Applicants must meet the set UTME score, subject credits, and other listed requirements. Read below for full eligibility and how to apply.

If nursing has been on your mind and the stethoscope dream won’t let you rest, this might be your opening. The College of Nursing Sciences, Adazi-Nnukwu has announced that applications are now open for its National Diploma Nursing programme for the 2025/2026 academic session.

The clock has started ticking, so here’s what you need to know before pulling out your phone or laptop to register.

Who Can Apply

Must have a valid JAMB UTME registration number
Scored 140 or above in the UTME
Picked CONSA as first choice before Post-UTME screening

You also need:

Five credits in English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics from WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB
Credits earned in not more than two sittings
Allowed combinations: WAEC/WAEC, NECO/NECO, or WAEC/NECO
NABTEB cannot be mixed with WAEC, NECO, or another NABTEB

How to Apply

Go to the CONSA Post-UTME portal
Register for the screening
Pay the ₦2,000 registration fee

If you meet the rules, this is the moment to put your name in the hat. Don’t let it slip past — before you know it, the list will be closing and someone else will be wearing that uniform you pictured for yourself.

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BSU (MOAUM) Post UTME Admission Form 2025/2026 Released

Rev. Fr. Moses Orshio Adasu University, Makurdi has fixed its Post-UTME screening for 29–30 August 2025. The test is for UTME candidates in selected courses who meet the cut-off. See details below for venue, time, and requirements.

Benue State University may have a new name, but the admission rush is still the same. Now known as Reverend Father Moses Orshio Adasu University, Makurdi, the school has rolled out its timetable for this year’s Post-UTME screening. And yes, the dates are locked in — no guesswork.

The Computer-Based Test is set for Friday, 29 August and Saturday, 30 August 2025. Both days start bright and early at 8:00 am. If you’re on the list, better set two alarms.

Who the Test is For

This round is strictly for UTME candidates who:

Registered for the Post-UTME
Applied for any of these programmes:
- MBBS
- BN. Nursing Science
- Radiography and Radiation Science
- Medical Laboratory Science
- Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D)
- Law (LL.B)
Met the cut-off mark for their chosen course

If you registered for other programmes, you won’t write the CBT. Your screening will be based on your SSCE grades.

Venue

MOAUM CBT Centre, by the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Western Campus

What to Bring

Post-UTME registration and payment receipt printouts
Original UTME printout showing your subject combination, aggregate score, and coloured passport photo

What Not to Bring

Bags, mobile phones, or any item not recommended for the hall — those will only get you turned back at the door.

For any clarifications, call 08036269392 during office hours or visit the MOAUM website.

Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology, Wudil ADUSTECH

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ADUSTECH Post UTME / DE Admission Form for 2025/2026

Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology (ADUSTECH) has opened its 2025/2026 Post-UTME and Direct Entry screening for students applying to its undergraduate courses. This guide explains who can apply, how to register, and what documents you’ll need. Read on to avoid mistakes and meet the deadline.

So, the race to secure a university spot for the next session has kicked off again. If you picked Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology (ADUSTECH), Wudil as your first choice in JAMB, you might want to pay close attention. The school just dropped the details for its 2025/2026 Post-UTME and Direct Entry screening.

The name might sound new to some folks, but this is the same old Kano University of Science and Technology (KUST), just with a fresh identity. Now, let’s walk through the gist — no stress, just the basics.

Who Can Apply?

First things first. This screening isn’t for everybody. Only candidates who chose ADUSTECH as their first choice in the 2025 UTME or Direct Entry can apply. You also need to have scored the minimum cut-off mark for your chosen course.

B.Sc. (Hons) Computer Science – 180
B.Sc. (Hons) Architecture – 170
B. Eng. Civil – 170
B.Sc. (Hons) Science Laboratory Technology – 170
B. Eng. Electrical – 160
B.Sc. (Hons) Microbiology – 160
B.Eng. Mechanical – 150
B.Sc. (Hons) Information Communication Technology – 150
B.Sc. (Hons) Biochemistry – 150
B.Sc. (Hons) Biology – 150
B. Agriculture (Hons) Agricultural Economics and Extension – 150
B. Agriculture (Hons) Animal Science – 150
B. Agriculture (Hons) Crop Science – 150
B. Agriculture (Hons) Soil Science – 150
B. Tech. (Hons) Food Science Technology – 150
B.Sc. (Hons) Fisheries & Aquaculture – 150
B.Sc. (Hons) Forestry & Wildlife Management – 150
B.Sc. (Hons) Statistics – 150
B.Sc. (Hons) Mathematics – 150
B.Sc. (Hons) Geography – 150
B. Tech. Urban & Regional Planning – 150
B.Sc. (Hons) Geology – 150
B. Tech. Quantity Survey – 150
B. Tech. Estate Management – 150
B. Tech. Building Technology – 150
B. Tech. Meteorology – 150
B. Eng. Water Resources & Environmental Engineering – 150
B. Eng. Mechatronics Engineering – 150
B. Eng. Automotive Engineering – 150
B. Eng. Agricultural Engineering – 150
B.Sc. (Hons) Physics – 150
B.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry – 150
B.Sc. Ed. Agriculture – 150
B.Sc. Ed. Biology – 150
B.Sc. Ed. Chemistry – 150
B.Sc. Ed. Geography – 150
B.Sc. Ed. Mathematics – 150
B.Sc. Ed. Physics – 150
B.Sc. Library & Information Science – 150
B.Sc. Ed. Human Kinetics – 150
B.Sc. Ed. Health Education – 150
B.Sc. Ed. Integrated Science – 150
B.Sc. Ed. Computer Science – 150
B. Tech. Building Technology Education – 150
B. Tech. Electrical Electronics Education – 150
B. Tech. Woodwork Technology Education – 150
B. Tech. Metalwork Technology Education – 150
B. Tech. Automobile Technology Education – 150

How to Apply

This part might feel like a small chore, but if you follow it closely, you’ll be done before your tea gets cold.

Step 1: JAMB First

You must have selected ADUSTECH as your first choice in JAMB. That’s the beginning of the whole thing.

Step 2: Visit the School Portal

Head over to the ADUSTECH screening portal. You’ll be asked to pay ₦2,000. It’s non-refundable.

Use your JAMB registration number. That’s both your username and your password. Easy.

Step 4: Create Your Invoice

After logging in, click on Payment Invoice to get your RRR code.

Step 5: Make Payment

Pay at any bank near you or use the online card payment option right there on the portal. Your choice.

Step 6: Confirm Payment

Once your payment goes through, return to the portal to confirm. Don’t just pay and forget.

Step 7: Upload Your Documents

Scan and upload the original copies of:

Your O’Level result (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB)
Your JAMB slip
If you’re a DE candidate, your additional qualification

Step 8: Fill the Form

Carefully fill in your details. No guesswork here. What you fill is what they’ll use.

Step 9: Submit and Print

Once done, hit Submit. Print your Acknowledgement Slip and the screening form.

Key Dates and Things to Keep in Mind

Registration starts: Monday, 4 August 2025
Deadline: Wednesday, 31 August 2025 (midnight sharp)

Make sure your email and phone number are working. The school will use those to reach you if needed.

Also, if you haven’t uploaded your O’Level results to the JAMB CAPS platform, run to the nearest CBT centre or JAMB office and fix that. No upload, no admission. Simple.

What Comes After?

After the screening, the school will compile the admission list. If your name makes the list, congrats! But don’t celebrate just yet — there’s still one final move.

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BUK Post UTME Admission Form form 2025/2026 Out

BUK’s online screening for 2025 admission runs from 30th September to 1st December. If you chose the university as your first choice and scored up to your course cut-off, you’re eligible. This article walks you through the full process, step-by-step.

Bayero University, Kano has set the ball rolling. The online screening form for the 2025/2026 admission season is now out.

If you’re hoping to join BUK this year, don’t wait till the last minute. Deadlines creep up fast.

From 30th September to 1st December 2024, candidates who picked BUK as their first choice in JAMB can register online. But there’s more to it than just clicking a few buttons.

Are You Eligible?

You must have picked BUK as your first choice in the 2025 UTME. That part is not negotiable.

Then check your score. BUK doesn’t have one general cut-off for all courses. They broke it down by faculty, and some courses are tighter than others.

A few are chill — asking for 160. Some are a bit more demanding. Others? Let’s just say they don’t play.

Let’s go through them.

Faculty Cut-Off Marks

Here’s the boiled-down version of what each faculty is asking for:

Faculty of Agriculture

B. Agriculture – 160
B. Fisheries & Aquaculture – 160
B. Food Science and Technology – 160
B. Forestry and Wildlife Management – 160

Faculty of Allied Health Sciences

B. Medical Laboratory Science – 200
B. Nursing – 220
B. Physiotherapy – 180
B. Radiography – 180
B.Sc. Environmental Health Science – 180
Doctor of Optometry – 200

Faculty of Arts & Islamic Studies

B.A. Arabic – 160
B.A. English – 160
B.A. French – 160
B.A. Hausa – 160
B.A. History – 160
B.A. Islamic Studies – 160
B.A. Linguistics – 160
B.A. Shariah – 160

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

B.Sc. Anatomy – 160
B.Sc. Biochemistry – 160
B.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics – 160
B.Sc. Physiology – 160

Faculty of Clinical Sciences

MBBS – 240

Faculty of Communication

B.A. Theatre and Performing Arts – 160
B.Sc. Information and Media Studies – 160
B.Sc. Mass Communication – 190

Faculty of Computing

B.Sc. Computer Science – 190
B.Sc. Cyber Security – 190
B.Sc. Information Technology – 180
B.Sc. Software Engineering – 190

Faculty of Dentistry

B. Dentistry/Dental Surgery – 200

Faculty of Earth & Environmental Sciences

B.Sc. Architecture – 200
B.Sc. Environmental Management – 160
B.Sc. Estate Management – 160
B.Sc. Geography – 160
B.Sc. Geology – 160
B.Sc. Meteorology – 160
B.Sc. Quantity Surveying – 160
B.Sc. Urban & Regional Planning – 160

Faculty of Education

B. Technology Education – 160
B.A. (Ed) Adult Education – 160
B.A. (Ed) Arabic – 160
B.A. (Ed) Early Childhood Education – 160
B.A. (Ed) English – 160
B.A. (Ed) French – 160
B.A. (Ed) Hausa – 160
B.A. (Ed) History – 160
B.A. (Ed) Islamic Studies – 160
B.A. (Ed) Primary Education – 160
B.A. (Ed) Special Education – 160
B.Sc. Library and Information Science – 160
B.Sc. (Ed) Agriculture – 160
B.Sc. (Ed) Biology – 160
B.Sc. (Ed) Chemistry – 160
B.Sc. (Ed) Economics – 160
B.Sc. (Ed) Geography – 160
B.Sc. (Ed) Health Education – 160
B.Sc. (Ed) Mathematics – 160
B.Sc. (Ed) Physical Education – 160
B.Sc. (Ed) Physics – 160

Faculty of Engineering

B. Eng. Agricultural Engineering – 160
B. Eng. Automotive Engineering – 160
B. Eng. Chemical Engineering – 160
B. Eng. Civil Engineering – 180
B. Eng. Computer Engineering – 180
B. Eng. Electrical Engineering – 160
B. Eng. Mechanical Engineering – 160
B. Eng. Mechatronics Engineering – 160
B. Eng. Petroleum Engineering – 160
B. Eng. Telecommunication Engineering – 160

Faculty of Law

LLB. Common & Islamic Law – 200

Faculty of Life Sciences

B.Sc. Applied Biology – 160
B.Sc. Botany – 160
B.Sc. Microbiology – 160
B.Sc. Zoology – 160

Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Doctor of Pharmacy – 220

Faculty of Physical Sciences

B.Sc. Chemistry – 160
B.Sc. Electronics with Physics – 160
B.Sc. Forensic Science – 160
B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry – 160
B.Sc. Mathematics – 160
B.Sc. Physics – 160
B.Sc. Statistics – 160

Faculty of Management Sciences

B.Sc. Accounting – 180
B.Sc. Banking and Finance – 160
B.Sc. Business Administration – 160
B.Sc. Entrepreneurship – 160
B.Sc. Public Administration – 160
B.Sc. Taxation – 160

B.Sc. Criminology – 160
B.Sc. Economics – 160
B.Sc. International Relations – 180
B.Sc. Political Science – 160
B.Sc. Sociology – 160

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – 160

Step-by-Step: How to Apply BUK Post UTME

Let me walk you through it. It’s online, not hard, but don’t rush.

Step 1: Go to the Website

Start from the BUK website. On the homepage, look for “2025 UTME Online Screening Exercise.” That’s your first click.

Type in your JAMB registration number as username. Use your UTME aggregate score as password.

Once you’re in, fill the form carefully. Your photo from JAMB will stick with you till graduation, so no drama there.

Step 3: Pay Your ₦2,000 Screening Fee

After filling the form, you’ll get a Personalised Payment Invoice (PPI). This comes with a Remita code.

You can:

Pay online (ATM card, internet banking)
Or print the invoice and take it to any commercial bank

If you pay online, your acknowledgement slip shows up immediately.

If you pay at the bank, come back to the site, hit “check your payment”, then print the slip. Don’t skip that part. Many people forget and start panicking later.

General Info

UNIABUJA Post-UTME Pre-Admission Exercise 2025/2026

The University of Abuja is inviting Post-UTME candidates for a hybrid sensitisation session on 8 August 2025. This session will help candidates understand the admission process and speak directly with the Acting Vice-Chancellor. Keep reading to get all the details you need to attend.

So, I got wind of this and had to share. If you picked the University of Abuja as your first choice for the 2025/2026 admissions, listen well. The school is putting together something that might just save you from small wahala later.

They’re calling it a hybrid pre-admission sensitisation programme. Long name, yes, but the goal is simple: come and get the gist of how UNIABUJA handles admissions, ask your burning questions and get real-time answers. No secondhand info, no confusion.

Here’s the part I really like – you don’t even have to leave your house if you don’t want to. The session will happen both in-person and online. Whether you live close or you’re chilling far away, you can still show up.

And guess who will be there? The Acting Vice-Chancellor. Yep, the actual oga at the top. You’ll be hearing straight from her mouth, not from one random Twitter thread or confusing group chat.

Let’s be real, admission into uni these days no be beans. Between the forms, cut-offs and deadlines, something always finds a way to confuse person. That’s why this session matters. You’ll get to understand what’s expected, what to avoid and how to not mess up your chances before they even look at your scores.

So, where and when is it happening?

Mark your calendar:

Date: Friday, 8 August 2025
Time: 10 a.m
Venue: Faculty of Management Sciences Lecture Theatre, Main Campus
Online Link: Join the live meeting

Not sure how to join online? No stress. You’ll need these details:

Meeting number: 2341 542 2884
Password: eiCPSnUJ437

Set a reminder or alarm if you must. These things don’t come often.

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UNIBEN Post-UTME & DE Admission Form 2025/2026 Out

UNIBEN has opened its portal for the 2025 Post-UTME and Direct Entry screening. If you chose the school as your first choice and scored 200 or more, you’re eligible. This article walks you through how to apply and what to bring for the exam.

Let’s be honest, admission season can scatter your head if you’re not careful. One minute you’re checking JAMB scores, the next you’re Googling “how to pass UNIBEN Post-UTME in one week.” If that’s you, relax small. Breathe. You’re in the right place.

The University of Benin has kicked off its Post-UTME and Direct Entry (DE) screening for the 2025/2026 session, and if you’ve been eyeing that school, now’s your chance to make your move.

What’s Going On?

UNIBEN’s admission screening is happening from Monday, 1st September to Saturday, 6th September 2025. It’s not virtual. You’ll write it physically at the Ugbowo campus, so better start making plans.

Before you rush to register, here’s what makes you eligible:

You must have picked UNIBEN as your first choice when you registered for JAMB.
You need a UTME score of 200 or more (for UTME applicants).
You should have at least five credits in your O’Level, including English and (for most courses) Maths, plus three or four other relevant subjects. You can combine results from two sittings.
And yes, have a valid email address. You’ll need it.

How to Apply (Without Getting Stuck)

The application portal opens by 8 am on Monday, 4th August 2025, and closes by midnight, Friday, 22nd August 2025. No extension, no grace period, so don’t delay.

Here’s what to do:

Go to the UNIBEN website
Click on “Application Menu”
Follow the instructions and click “Begin Application Process”
Type in your JAMB Reg Number, JAMB Score and create a password
Use your JAMB Reg Number and password to log in
Fill in your details. Be sure everything is correct before moving on
When you get to payment, click “Pay with Remita”. The screening fee is ₦2,000 (not counting the extra portal charges). Use a working ATM card
Before you submit, preview everything again. No changes after submission o
After submitting, come back later to print your acknowledgment slip and screening invitation with your exam date and time

Simple, but don’t rush the process.

Course Groupings for the Screening

UNIBEN organises the screening by groups. Knowing where your course falls helps you avoid confusion on exam day.

Group 1: Physical Sciences

Engineering
Environmental Sciences
Education – Physical Sciences
Statistics (Pure Science track)
Technical Education

Group 2: Life Sciences

Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy
Basic Medical Sciences
Agriculture, Home Economics
Life Sciences
Education – Life Sciences
Veterinary Medicine

Group 3: Social Sciences

Education – Social Sciences
Library and Information Science
Guidance and Counseling
Early Childhood Education
Adult Education

Group 4: Management Sciences

Management, Accounting, Marketing
Mathematics and Economics
Estate Management
Statistics
Economics

Group 5: Arts

Law
Arts proper
Education – Arts

After Registration, What Next?

Once you’ve submitted your application, check back from Wednesday, 27th August 2025. That’s when you’ll find out your specific exam date, venue and time.

And no, you can’t just stroll in anyhow.

Be seated at least one hour before your screening time. That’s not a suggestion. UNIBEN no dey smile on exam day.

Also, leave your phones and calculators at home or you’ll be turned back. Yes, even that small scientific one you’ve been using since SS1.

What to Bring on Exam Day

Your acknowledgment slip
Your screening invitation slip with the time and venue

Forget any of these, and you might be watching others write from the corridor.

Don’t Wait Till the Last Minute

UNIBEN won’t collect any payment after Friday, 22nd August 2025. So if you miss it, you’ve missed it. No appeal. No story.

Bottom line? If UNIBEN is your dream school, start your application early. Double-check your info. Don’t use someone else’s email or random cafe details.

Federal Polytechnic, Ile-Oluji (FEDPOLEL)

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Federal Polytechnic Ile-Oluji Post-UTME Form 2025/2026 Out

This is to inform the general public that sales of Application form into our National Diploma (ND) Progammes for 2025/2026 Academic Session are now available

PROGRAMMES ARE FULLY ACCREDITED BY THE NATIONAL BOARD FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION (NBTE)

Federal Polytechnic Ile-Oluji Post-UTME 2025: eligibility and registration details

National Diploma (ND) Programmes

Accountancy
Agricultural Technology
Architectural Technology
Business Administration& Mngt.
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Computer Science
Cooperative Economics & Mngt.
Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Fishery Technology
Science Laboratory Technology
Statistics
Mechanical Engineering
Estate Management and Valuation
Library and Information Science

General Admission Requirements

Candidates must possess credits in relevant subjects in WAEC, NECO and NABTEB or its equivalents and minimum of 120 score in 2025 UTME

Application Procedures

Interested applicants should proceed to JAMB portal for change of institution and log on to our school website https://app.fedpolel.edu.ng to complete admission process

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ABSU Post UTME/DE Admission Form for 2025/2026

ABSU has kicked off its Post UTME and Direct Entry screening for 2025/2026. If you scored 150 and above or plan to switch to ABSU, this is your sign to act. Read on for how to apply and avoid missing out.

The buzz is real this time. Abia State University (ABSU) has quietly begun its online screening for the 2025/2026 academic session. No big announcement, no drama — just a simple call to action for students who want in.

Whether ABSU was your first, second, or even “I-never-put-am-before” choice, the school is giving room to apply. As long as your UTME score reads 150 or above, and you’ve got your O’Level sorted, you’ve got a shot.

Let’s be honest, some people wait too long and then start asking “they don close am?” Don’t be that guy.

Who can apply?

ABSU didn’t draw any confusing line here. The screening is open to:

Candidates who chose ABSU as first or second choice
Those who didn’t choose ABSU but now want to switch (you go need change of institution though)
UTME candidates who scored 150 and above
Direct Entry applicants
Everyone with five O’Level credits, including English and Maths, in the right subjects

So yes, even if your earlier plans changed, and you now dey eye ABSU, the door no lock yet.

Where and how to apply

No need for long waka. You’ll do everything online, from payment to uploading documents.

Step 1: Log in to ABSU Portal

That’s where the whole thing starts. Make sure you’ve got your details handy — UTME number, email, and your results.

Step 2: Pay the screening fee

It’s ₦2,000, and you can pay through any of these:

ABSU Micro-Finance Bank, Uturu
Signature Bank
First Bank
Eco Bank
Zenith Bank
Fidelity Bank
Union Bank
UBA

Or use your bank card if you don’t feel like leaving your room.

Step 3: Upload your results

This includes your UTME score, O’Level (WAEC, NECO, etc), and A’Level/Degree if you’re going through Direct Entry. Don’t forget to upload on the JAMB portal too. Both sides must match.

Step 4: Wait. But don’t go offline.

They didn’t mention the exact screening date, but keep checking the site and your email. You can also email the school directly at registrar@abiastateuniversity.edu.ng if you’re confused.

Quick warning

If you don’t register, don’t expect admission. The school dey talk am clear. Even if you scored 300 in JAMB, no screening, no seat.

So, why ABSU?

Look, people go argue. Some will say “why Abia State?” but let’s face it — ABSU holds its own. Solid lecturers, decent learning environment, and a growing student body. If you’re ready to focus and not just do “I just want to enter school,” this might be a smart move.

Federal University of Technology, Minna FUTMINNA

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FUTMINNA Post UTME / DE Admission Form for 2025/2026

FUTMINNA’s 2025/2026 Post UTME and Direct Entry form is out. Candidates who picked the university as first choice and meet the requirements can apply online from 4 August to 31 August. Read on to find the step-by-step process and eligibility details.

So, FUTMINNA has dropped the news. The registration for their 2025/2026 Post UTME and Direct Entry screening is officially open. If you picked Federal University of Technology, Minna as your first choice during JAMB, this one is for you.

The window opens on Monday, 4 August and shuts down at midnight on Sunday, 31 August. That gives you a few weeks to sort everything out, but we both know time flies when you’re staring at a deadline.

Now, there’s a fee — ₦2,000 — nothing outrageous, and you’ll be paying through REMITA. As far as university processes go, this one is pretty straightforward. Still, don’t go in blindly.

Who can apply?

Let’s break down the eligibility:

You must have picked FUTMINNA as your first choice. No second-choice matters here.
For UTME folks, your score should be 150 or above. Some departments want more though, so check FUTMINNA’s cut-off page to confirm.
O’Level requirements? You need at least five credits (including English and Maths) in subjects that match your course. Not more than two sittings allowed.
DE applicants should have at least a Lower Credit in ND or HND, or Merit in NCE.
If you scored 150 or above but your subject combo doesn’t fit your chosen course, no wahala — you can switch to one that suits your results.

And this part is key: Make sure your O’Level results are uploaded to JAMB CAPS. If not, you’re playing yourself.

How do you register?

To get started, visit the FUTMINNA ePortal. Then:

Login
- Type in your JAMB registration number.
- Enter one of your names. Doesn’t matter which one, just something that matches what JAMB has.
- Hit Login.
Upload your results
- UTME candidates upload O’Level results.
- DE candidates should upload ND, HND or NCE results.
Change course (if needed)
- If your subject combo doesn’t align with your course, change to a better fit.
Pay the ₦2,000
- Click on the payment gateway.
- Confirm your entries and go through REMITA.
- You can pay with a debit card (MasterCard is the smoothest) or at the bank by generating your RRR.
Finish up
- Once you pay, your full application shows up.
- Click Print and keep a copy. You’ll need it.

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UNIDEL Post UTME/DE Admission Form for 2025/2026

The University of Delta (UNIDEL) has opened its 2025 Post UTME and Direct Entry screening. This guide spells out the available courses, who can apply, how to register, and key dates. Read on to make your application count.