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Introduction to LASU Admission Screening 2025/2026 Lagos State University (LASU) is one of Nigeria’s top public universities. Each year, thousands of candidates apply for admission into various programs at LASU. After passing the JAMB UTME, the next important step is the LASU admission screening process. This guide will walk you through everything you need to … Read more
What Is a Cut-Off Mark? A cut-off mark is the minimum score set by a university to determine eligibility for admission into a particular course. It’s calculated based on: JAMB UTME score Post-UTME screening score O’level results For competitive courses like Pharmacy, the cut-off mark is typically higher to manage the number of applicants and … Read more
1. What Does “UNIBEN Admission List” Mean? Before you check, you need to understand what the admission list is. The UNIBEN Admission List 2025/2026 is a list of all candidates who have been offered provisional admission by UNIBEN. These are the applicants who met the requirements (UTME score, Post‑UTME/screening, O’Level credits, etc.), and whose names … Read more
1. What is UNIBEN Admission Process? The UNIBEN admission process is the way that the University of Benin picks and admits students for undergraduate programmes for the 2025/2026 academic year. This process includes: Filling the UTME or Direct Entry requirement via JAMB Applying for UNIBEN Post‑UTME / Direct Entry screening Meeting UNIBEN’s eligibility standards (O’Level … Read more
1. What is a Cut‑Off Mark? A cut‑off mark is the minimum score you must get (or sometimes exceed) to have a good chance of gaining admission into a specific course at a university. It is often not just your raw JAMB score but an aggregate that may include Post‑UTME (or screening test), your O’Level … Read more
1. What “Admission Status” Means at UNN Admission status means whether you have been offered admission, or are still waiting, or were not offered any yet after applying. For UNN, after you have applied via UTME or Direct Entry, done screening/registration, and UNN has processed candidates, your status is updated on certain systems. The systems … Read more
1. What is UNN and What is the Admission Process? Definition of UNN The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) is one of Nigeria’s federal universities. It offers many undergraduate degree programmes. It uses the UTME / Direct Entry system for admitting students. Definition of the Admission Process The admission process is the series of steps … Read more
1. What is a Cut‑Off Mark? A cut‑off mark is the minimum score you must get in the UTME (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination) or aggregate (UTME + Post‑UTME) to be considered for admission into a university course. It is a way for universities to select which students are eligible for screening or admission. There are … Read more
1. What is the OAU Admission List? The OAU Admission List 2025/2026 is a list of candidates who applied to study at OAU (through UTME or Direct Entry) and who have been offered provisional admission into various undergraduate courses. It is the final or one of the final steps after application, post‑UTME screening, document verification. … Read more
1. What is OAU Post UTME? Definition & Purpose Post UTME stands for Post Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. It is a screening test or screening process used by Nigerian universities including OAU to evaluate candidates beyond their UTME results. At OAU, it is used to confirm that candidates who chose OAU as first choice, met … Read more
1. What is a Cut‑Off Mark? Meaning & Key Terms Before specific numbers, it’s good to know what “cut‑off mark” really means, especially for Medicine & Surgery at UI. A cut‑off mark is the minimum score/aggregate you need so that the university will consider you for admission. For competitive courses like Medicine at UI, the … Read more
1. What UI Is & What JAMB CAPS Means 1.1 What is UI (University of Ibadan)? The University of Ibadan, also called UI, is one of Nigeria’s oldest and most respected universities. It is a federal university located in Ibadan, Oyo State. UI offers many programmes: Arts, Science, Law, Medicine, Engineering, Agriculture, Social Sciences, etc. … Read more
1. What is UI Admission Screening & Why It Matters 1.1 What is Admission Screening? UI’s admission screening is the process that selects which UTME and Direct Entry candidates qualify to enter the University of Ibadan for the 2025/2026 academic session. It involves: Checking your UTME score Checking your O’Level (WAEC, NECO…) grades Ensuring subject … Read more
1. What is a Cut‑Off Mark? Definition & Key Terms 1.1 Definition of General Cut‑Off Mark A general cut‑off mark is the minimum UTME score (set by JAMB or the institution) you need to sit for the screening exercise or Post‑UTME. For UNILAG 2025/2026, this is the lowest acceptable JAMB score you must have before … Read more
1. What is UNILAG Admission List & Why It Matters Definition: The UNILAG admission list is the official list of candidates who have been offered provisional admission into the University of Lagos for a given academic session. It typically includes UTME and Direct Entry (DE) candidates who passed screening, met requirements, and have been recommended … Read more
1. What is UNILAG & Why It’s Competitive What is UNILAG? UNILAG (University of Lagos) is one of the top federal universities in Nigeria. It is located in Lagos. It offers many programmes, like Science, Engineering, Arts, Law, Medicine, Business, and more. Why is admission into UNILAG competitive? Many students want to attend UNILAG, so … Read more
1. What “Private Candidate Admission” Means in Nigeria When we say private candidate admission, we mean a student who did not write their O’Level (WAEC / NECO / NABTEB) or A‑Levels through a traditional secondary school as a regular student, but instead registers as a private candidate (studying alone or with tutorial centres) to sit … Read more
1. What Does It Mean to Be Denied by JAMB? JAMB (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board) is the body in charge of admitting students into higher institutions in Nigeria. When you take the UTME exam and don’t get the required score, or your school of choice doesn’t select you, JAMB can deny you admission. … Read more
1. What are Admission Intakes in Nigerian Universities? 1.1 Meaning of “Intake” An intake is a time when a university admits new students. Most universities admit students once every year. But some universities admit students more than once a year. If a university has two intakes, it admits students twice per year. If it has … Read more
Introduction In Nigeria, sometimes students miss the regular admission deadline for university or college. That means they cannot join at the usual start time. But all hope is not lost. There is something called late admission application. This guide shows step by step how to do a late admission application in Nigeria. It explains what … Read more
Introduction If you’re a Nigerian student looking to start your university journey in January 2025 or 2026, you’re in the right place. While most Nigerian universities begin their academic sessions in September, some institutions offer mid-year intakes, allowing you to commence your studies earlier. This guide provides a detailed overview of universities in Nigeria that … Read more
Introduction Getting admission into a Nigerian university is a big step for many students. After the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) conducts the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), candidates wait eagerly to know if they have been offered admission. One important platform where admission statuses are displayed is the JAMB Central Admission Processing … Read more
Introduction In Nigeria, gaining admission into universities often requires meeting specific O’level (secondary school) requirements. Traditionally, students were expected to obtain all necessary credits in a single sitting of either the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) or the National Examinations Council (NECO). However, many Nigerian universities now accept a combination of WAEC and NECO results, … Read more
Introduction Gaining admission into nursing school in Nigeria is a dream for many students aspiring to become healthcare professionals. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exam is usually the standard entry route into tertiary institutions, including nursing schools. However, what if you want to gain admission into nursing school without writing JAMB? Is it … Read more
Introduction In Nigeria, gaining admission into universities can be highly competitive. For many aspiring students, pre-degree programs offer a valuable pathway to secure university admission. These programs are designed to bridge the gap between secondary education and university, providing foundational knowledge and improving students’ chances of success in their chosen fields. This comprehensive guide provides … Read more
1. What is Sandwich Admission in Nigeria? 1.1 Definition of Sandwich Programme A Sandwich programme in Nigeria is a part‐time or vacation study format run by many universities (and sometimes colleges) through their departments of Continuing Education, Institute of Education, or Evening/Sandwich Units. It is called “sandwich” because much of the teaching happens during long … Read more
1. Introduction Every year, many Nigerian students face choices about diploma and degree admission. Should I go for a diploma? Or should I aim for a degree? These are important decisions that affect cost, time, and future job opportunities. This article explains in simple language the difference between diploma and degree admission in Nigeria. You … Read more
1. What is JAMB & Why Do Many Students Want Admission Without It 1.1 What is JAMB JAMB stands for Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board. It administers UTME (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination), which is the exam many students must write to get into universities, polytechnics, and colleges in Nigeria. The UTME is usually required for … Read more
1 What is JUPEB & How It Works 1.1 Definition of JUPEB JUPEB stands for Joint Universities Preliminary Examinations Board. It is a programme (A‑Level equivalent) in Nigeria that allows students to study advanced level subjects for about 9 to 10 months, then take exams. If you pass, you can use the result to gain … Read more
Summary Table: How to Apply for Diploma Admission in Nigeria Step Action Details 1 Understand what a diploma is A 1–2 year practical course after secondary school 2 Choose your diploma course Pick a course that matches your skills and goals 3 Select an institution Polytechnics, universities, and colleges offer diploma programs 4 Check entry … Read more