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UI 1st Batch Merit Admission List for 2025/2026 is Out

Following the publication of the University of Ibadan (UI) departmental cut-off marks, the management has released the admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session.

This list contains the names of candidates who have been offered provisional admission into various undergraduate programmes.

How to Check the UI Admission List

Currently, you can only access your admission status through the JAMB CAPS portal.

Follow these simple steps:

Visit the JAMB E-Facility portal.
Log in with your JAMB username and password.
Scroll down and select Check Admission Status.
Click on Access my CAPS.
Click on Admission Status to see if you have been offered admission into UI.

JAMB CAPS Admission Status Messages and Their Meanings

ADMISSION OFFERED
Congratulations! JAMB has approved your admission. You can now proceed to accept or reject the offer on the CAPS portal.
ADMISSION IN PROGRESS (AIP)
Your school has recommended you for admission. The process is ongoing and awaiting approval from the Head of Institution, followed by a final review by JAMB.
RECOMMENDED
Your school has considered you, and your application is awaiting JAMB’s review to confirm that it meets the necessary requirements.
NOT ADMITTED
You have not been considered for admission yet. This could be because the school has not released its list or your application is still under review.
PENDING
Your application is still under review, and no decision has been made yet.

Next Steps for Admitted Candidates

Candidates who have been offered admission should:

Accept or reject their admission by sending ACCEPT or REJECT to 55019 or 66019 using the phone number registered on the JAMB portal.
After accepting, print your JAMB Admission Letter for future reference.

Important Note

If you are using a phone, you may not see the Admission Status option on CAPS. Many phone users only see the welcome message. To view the full page:

Switch your browser to Desktop Mode.
The recommended browser is Google Chrome.
Simply go to Chrome settings and select Request Desktop Site to access the complete page.

Congratulations to all candidates who made the UI admission list!

General Info

See UI Deparmental Cut-Off Mark for 2025/2026 session

The University of Ibadan has released the 2025/2026 cut-off marks for admission. JAMB cut-off remains 200, while Post UTME cut-off scores differ by course and faculty. All applicants are urged to check the list, meet the score, and follow the process.

The University of Ibadan has made public the cut-off marks for the 2025/2026 admission year. The announcement covers both JAMB and Post UTME scores, leaving no room for guesswork. It is a clear guide for candidates aiming for a seat in the prestigious institution.

UI Post UTME Cut-Off Marks by Faculty

The Post UTME cut-off marks vary across courses. Some are pegged at 50, while others soar as high as the late 70s. A few stand out sharply, reflecting how competitive they are.

Faculty of Agriculture

Agric. Economics – Merit: 51.375 | Catch: 51.375 | ELDS: 51.375
Agric. Extension and Rural Development – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Crop and Horticultural Sciences – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Soil Resources Management – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Animal Science – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Crop Protection and Environmental Biology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50

Faculty of Arts

Anthropology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Arabic Language and Literature – Merit: 53.5 | Catch: 53.5 | ELDS: 53.5
Archaeology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Classical Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Communication and Language Arts – Merit: 61 | Catch: 61 | ELDS: 58.5
European Studies – French – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
European Studies – German – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
European Studies – Russian – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
English – Merit: 56.5 | Catch: 56.5 | ELDS: 53.375
History – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Islamic Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Linguistics – Merit: 56.875 | Catch: 56.875 | ELDS: 56.875
Linguistics – Igbo – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Linguistics – Yoruba – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Music – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Philosophy – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Religious Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Theatre Arts – Merit: 56 | Catch: 56 | ELDS: 52.25

College of Medicine

Biochemistry – Merit: 53.125 | Catch: 53.125 | ELDS: 53.125
Dentistry – Merit: 68.625 | Catch: 68.625 | ELDS: 66.75
Environmental Health Science – Merit: 51.25 | Catch: 51.25 | ELDS: 51.25
Human Nutrition and Dietetics – Merit: 55.625 | Catch: 55.625 | ELDS: 52.25
Medical Laboratory Science – Merit: 63.25 | Catch: 63.25 | ELDS: 60.25
Medicine and Surgery – Merit: 78.875 | Catch: 78.875 | ELDS: 77.375
Nursing Science – Merit: 71.375 | Catch: 71.375 | ELDS: 67.875
Physiology – Merit: 55.75 | Catch: 55.75 | ELDS: 55.5
Physiotherapy – Merit: 65.125 | Catch: 65.125 | ELDS: 61.625

Faculty of Computing

Computer Science – Merit: 63.5 | Catch: 63.5 | ELDS: 53.5

Economics & Management Science

Economics – Merit: 58.125 | Catch: 58.125 | ELDS: 53.625
Accounting – Merit: 68.5 | Catch: 68.5 | ELDS: 66.125
Banking and Finance – Merit: 51.875 | Catch: 51.875 | ELDS: 51.875
Marketing and Consumer Studies – Merit: 50.875 | Catch: 50.875 | ELDS: 50.875

Faculty of Education

Adult Education – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Business Education – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Early Childhood Education – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Arabic Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Biology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Chemistry – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Religious Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Communication and Lang Arts – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Economics – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and English – Merit: 53.125 | Catch: 53.125 | ELDS: 52.25
Education and French – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Geography – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and History – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Islamic Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Computer Science – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Educational Technology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Mathematics – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Physics – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Political Science – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Education and Yoruba – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Educational Management – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Guidance and Counselling – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Health Education – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Human Kinetics – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Library, Archival and Information Studies – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Special Education – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50

Faculty of Environmental Design & Management

Architecture – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Estate Management – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Urban and Regional Planning – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Quantity Surveying – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50

Faculty of Law

Law – Merit: 70.875 | Catch: 70.875 | ELDS: 67.625

Faculty of Pharmacy

Pharmacy – Merit: 69.125 | Catch: 69.125 | ELDS: 62.875

Faculty of Renewable Natural Resources

Aquaculture and Fisheries Management – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Forest Production & Products – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Wildlife & Ecotourism Management – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Social and Environmental Forestry – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50

Faculty of Science

Anthropology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Archaeology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Botany – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Chemistry – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Geography – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Geology – Merit: 51 | Catch: 51 | ELDS: 51
Industrial Chemistry – Merit: 51 | Catch: 51 | ELDS: 51
Mathematics – Merit: 51 | Catch: 51 | ELDS: 51
Microbiology – Merit: 50.5 | Catch: 50.5 | ELDS: 50.5
Physics – Merit: 51 | Catch: 51 | ELDS: 51
Statistics – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Zoology – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50

Geography – Merit: 50 | Catch: 50 | ELDS: 50
Political Science – Merit: 55.375 | Catch: 55.375 | ELDS: 55.375
Psychology – Merit: 54.5 | Catch: 54.5 | ELDS: 54.5
Sociology – Merit: 51 | Catch: 51 | ELDS: 51

Faculty of Technology

Agricultural and Environmental Engineering – Merit: 56.875 | Catch: 56.875 | ELDS: 56.875
Civil Engineering – Merit: 63.25 | Catch: 63.25 | ELDS: 57
Electrical and Electronics Engineering – Merit: 70 | Catch: 70 | ELDS: 58.875
Food Technology – Merit: 51.125 | Catch: 51.125 | ELDS: 51.125
Industrial and Production Engineering – Merit: 51.625 | Catch: 51.625 | ELDS: 51.625
Biomedical Engineering – Merit: 55.375 | Catch: 55.375 | ELDS: 55.375
Mechanical Engineering – Merit: 70.5 | Catch: 70.5 | ELDS: 60.125
Petroleum Engineering – Merit: 62.75 | Catch: 62.75 | ELDS: 57.125
Wood Products Engineering – Merit: 51 | Catch: 51 | ELDS: 51
Automotive Engineering – Merit: 51.5 | Catch: 51.5 | ELDS: 51.5

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine

Veterinary Medicine – Merit: 57.125 | Catch: 57.125 | ELDS: 57.125

UI JAMB Cut-Off Mark for UI Admission

Let us start with the obvious. No matter how bright your WAEC scores look, or how strong your passion shines, you cannot be considered unless you scored 200 and above in JAMB. That is the bare minimum. Those below this mark are simply not eligible for Post UTME.

For those who scaled past that hurdle, the work is not yet done. Passing JAMB is only step one. Next comes the Post UTME screening, and this is where the real cut-off marks play their role.

General Info

Check: UI Post UTME Screening Exam Photocard for 2025/2026 Session

University of Ibadan has released the Post UTME screening photocard for 2025/2026. Candidates must reprint online to confirm their exam date, venue, and seat number before the test between 25–27 August 2025. Kindly read below for the steps and key notes.

The University of Ibadan, with its long-standing tradition of shaping minds, has called back its candidates again. This time, it is about the screening photocard. Every student who registered for the Post UTME must log in and reprint the slip. That small paper is the ticket to walk into the exam hall without stress.

The test itself is around the corner, set between Monday 25 August and Wednesday 27 August 2025. Three days, thousands of hopefuls, and one campus buzzing like a market on Friday morning.

Why The Photocard Matters

The photocard is not just a piece of paper. It carries the essentials that decide where you sit, when you write, and the exact hall you must enter. Inside, you will find:

Your JAMB details
Your photograph
Date of screening
Screening venue
Seat number

Without it, stepping into the exam venue is like showing up at the airport without a boarding pass. No entry.

Steps To Reprint The Photocard

It is a short process, but candidates must pay attention.

Visit the UI Post UTME portal.
Enter your JAMB Registration Number as Username.
Use your Surname as Password on first login.
Once inside, scroll down to see your exam details.
Click on Click here to print your photocard.
Print and keep it safe.

It looks simple, but one wrong detail can cost you peace of mind on exam day.

Extra Pointers Before The Exam

UI has warned about fraudsters who pose as helpers. If anyone promises admission for money, run fast. Admission passes only through official channels.

Also, exam halls are strict. Candidates are not allowed to bring calculators, mobile phones, or electronic devices. Just bring yourself, your writing materials, and that photocard. That’s all.

Admission Forms

UI Post UTME/DE Form for 2025/2026 Undergraduate Admission

UI has opened its Post UTME and Direct Entry portal for 2025/2026 admission. Applicants must have scored 200 or above and should complete registration by 17 August. Details on payment, exam dates, and entry rules are below.

The University of Ibadan (UI) will start receiving applications for Post UTME and Direct Entry from Monday, 21 July 2025. If you scored 200 or more in this year’s UTME and chose UI as your first choice, then you’re eligible.

The deadline to apply is Saturday, 17 August 2025. Don’t count on any extension. Just get it done early.

How to Pay and Register

Go to the UI admission portal. Use your JAMB registration number as your username and your surname (in capital letters) as the starting password. Example:

Username: 202412345678EG

Password: OYEDELE

Once logged in:

Pay the portal access fee of ₦3,000
Pay the screening fee of ₦2,000
You can pay with a card, through bank transfer, or by walking into a bank with the printout

After payment, print the receipt. It’s your proof.

Post UTME Exam Date

The test will run from Monday, 25 August to Wednesday, 27 August 2025.

UI will later send each candidate their exact exam date. Make sure your email and phone number are correct and active. If you miss a message because of a wrong detail, that’s on you.

Admission Rules to Note

If you won’t turn 16 by 30 September 2025, you’re not eligible.

O’Level Requirements:

College of Medicine and Pharmacy: Must have 5 credits in one sitting
Other courses: You can use two sittings, but must have at least 6 credits total in the relevant subjects

UI accepts only the following for Direct Entry:

WAEC
NECO
Cambridge A Level
NCE
ND
HND
Bachelor’s Degree (from recognised schools)

Not accepted: IJMB and JUPEP.

You can check the full list of accepted subjects here on the UI portal, and view O’Level and UTME subject requirements for your course.

Direct Entry candidates should also email their documents to: ugadmissions@stu.ui.edu.ng

Final Word

Stick to the steps. Upload the right documents. Use your real details. And don’t wait till the final day. The process is straightforward, but only if you pay attention.

Good luck.

Admission Forms

University of Ibadan Announces 2025 Post-UTME Registration Details

The University of Ibadan (UI) has shared exciting news for candidates seeking admission for the 2025/2026 academic session. The registration for the Post-UTME screening exercise will begin next week, giving applicants a chance to take the next step toward securing their spot at one of Nigeria’s top universities.

Here are the key details you need to know:

Registration Period: The Post-UTME registration will start on Monday, July 21, 2025, and end on Saturday, August 17, 2025. Make sure to complete your registration within this period, as there will be no extension.
Post-UTME Exam Dates: The screening exercise is scheduled to take place from Monday, August 25, 2025, to Friday, August 29, 2025. Candidates should prepare to attend the exam during these dates.
How to Register: Interested candidates can register by visiting the UI admission portal at https://admissions.ui.edu.ng. Follow the instructions there to complete your application.
Eligibility: Only candidates who selected UI as their first choice in the 2025 JAMB UTME and meet the required cut-off mark are eligible to apply. Ensure you check the specific requirements on the UI portal before registering.

The University of Ibadan encourages all applicants to prepare well for the screening exercise and to provide accurate information during registration. For a smooth registration process, candidates can also reach out to trusted sources or contact the university for guidance.

Don’t miss this opportunity to join the prestigious University of Ibadan. Start preparing now, and good luck with your application.

General Info , Notice Board

How to Print UI Post-UTME Screening Schedule/Date 2024/2025

All prospective applicants of the University of Ibadan, UI Should be informed that the school management has activated the portal for printing of Post-UTME screening exercise schedule for the 2024/2025 academic session.

HOW TO PRINT YOUR UI POST-UTME SCREENING SCHEDULE

Visit https://admissions.ui.edu.ng/#/
Login using your JAMB Registration Number and Password to check your screening schedule.

Success!

How to Know your UI Post-UTME Screening Date 2024/2025

Notice Board

UI Protest Update Today: School Shuts Down Till Sept 23rd

The University of Ibadan (UI) has closed down for three weeks following protests against recent tuition fee hikes. This decision, effective from Saturday, 31st August 2024, was announced in a circular issued by the university management and signed by the Registrar, G.O. Saliu.

Notice: Reason for the Closure

The shutdown follows a meeting between the university’s management and the leadership of the Students Union.

The meeting was prompted by student protests over the increase in tuition fees.

Break to Facilitate Fee Payment

The three-week break is intended to give students enough time to pay their fees and complete their online registration.

As a result, the first semester examination, originally scheduled to begin on 2nd September, has been postponed to 23rd September 2024.

The registration portal will remain open until Friday, 20th September 2024.

After this date, the portal will close, and no further opportunities for fee payment or course registration will be provided.

Students who fail to register appropriately will be barred from taking their examinations.

All students are required to vacate the university campus by 2:00 PM on Saturday, 31st August 2024.

Solidarity from Other Institutions

The Students Union of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, has expressed support for the protesting students of the University of Ibadan.

In a statement released by OAU’s President, Omoboriowo Isaac, and General Secretary, Babatimehin Joy, the union criticized the UI management for failing to uphold promises made to students during earlier negotiations on 17th July.

The OAU Students Union described the new deadline for fee payment as unrealistic and impractical, especially given the current economic hardships faced by many students.

The union also criticized the short timeline for securing NELFUND loans, which the university management had proposed.

Call for Action

The OAU Students Union reiterated that the responsibility of funding education lies with the government.

They called for the funds earmarked for the loan scheme to be invested directly into universities instead.

The union urged the UI management to meet the students’ demands and called on the government to take its role in funding education seriously.

They also appealed to the National Association of Nigerian Students to join the fight for free education.

In their closing remarks, the OAU union encouraged UI students to remain steadfast in their opposition to the current fee regime and other anti-student policies.

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