Affected Applicants are urged to visit the post utme printing pass portal via this link https://putme.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng/apply.php#putme-pass and input their UTME Registration number to access their post utme Schedule.

Thank you.

This is to notify all UTME candidates of the following important update on the POST-UTME/DIRECT ENTRY registration portal and screening test:

 Shutting Down On Monday, Dec 07, 2021: The registration portal will be shut down on Monday, December 06, 2021, by 12:00 midnight.

Venue & Time of CBT: Candidates are advised to check the Portal from Tuesday, December 07, 2021, for their venue and time of the CBT.

New Date for the Screening Test: The screening test exercise has been scheduled to take place from Monday, December 13th to December 18th, 2021.

This is to inform the public and prospective students of the Ladoke Akintola University (LAUTECH) that the management of the institution has extended the deadline for the 2021/2022 Post-Direct Entry registration.

According to the management, the new deadline is December 9th, 2021.

Candidates that are yet to register or complete the registration are advised to use this opportunity to do so.

NOTE THAT POSTUTME APPLICATION IS CLOSED!

Following the recent release of the Departmental cut off Mark which was signed and approved by the Management,The Authorities of the Abia State University, {ABSU}had Commenced Admission placement on Jamb caps for the 2021/22 Academic Session.

Campusinfo gathered from Applicants of the varsity that have successfully noticed changes in their caps.

In view of the above,All Applicants of the varsity are Enjoined to keep a close tab on their respective caps to know their Admission status.

Candidates who are yet to notice changes on their caps are urged to keep calm and keep checking their caps as the Admission list is being rolled out gradually.

Below are the guidelines for checking Admission status on jamb caps:

1:Set your Chrome browser to Desktop Mode before you start by clicking the options button “Desktop Site”

2:Input your Gmail address and it’s password to log in.

Use this link to access it (

https://portal.jamb.gov.ng/efacility/Login)

3:Click on “Check Admission Status“

Ensure year 2021 is selected at the year category.

4:Enter your registration number in the rectangular box located at the top.

5:Click on “Access My CAPs“ .

You will be directed to your caps which will indicate ‘welcome’.

6:At the top left hand corner,caps menu will display which includes:

• My choices
• Olevel results
• Transfer approval
• Admission status e.t.c.

7:Click on Admission status to check if you have been offered admission or not.

Below are the screenshots of Admitted Candidates.

Congratulations to the Admitted ones.

A. This is to inform all admitted full-time undergraduate students in the 2020/2021 academic session that the Directorate of ICT has successfully assigned to them their official students’ email addresses for official correspondence henceforth.

Bellow therefore is the procedure for the activation of the individual student’s email account.

(All the procedures below are to be carried out on a computer system)

1. Login into LASU Full-Time Undergraduate Registration portal

2. After successful login, Click on WIRELESS & EMAIL to see your email address and temporary password

3. Browse the Url : mail.google.com and enter the email address and click on the NEXT

4. Enter the temporary password

5. Read and accept the Terms and Conditions

6. You will be requested to create your own PASSWORD (minimum of 8 characters)

7. You will also be requested to supply your GSM number/alternative email address for future password recovery activation

8. Please keep your password very safely and known only to you.

B. On the successful activation of the email account, individual student will receive an email from the Results Processing Unit of the DICT on the activation of student’s results portal. Each student is advised to follow through the procedure personally and carefully by supplying correct information when completing the results activation form. Use of proxy is totally prohibited. All passwords are to be kept securely.

This is to inform all UTME and DIRECT ENTRY (DE) candidates who have applied for admission into Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, for the 2021/2022 academic session that the POST-UTME SCREENING exercise Has commence officially from 6th Decemebr, 2021.

*(PLEASE, NOTE THAT. THERE WILL BE NO EXAMINATION).*

The University will also consider UTME candidates who did not choose EKSU initially but scored 160 and above in the last UTME, and are ready to change their first choice of institution to EKSU on their JAMB CAPS. Ekiti State University (EKSU) will give concession to successful students from its Pre-Degree Programme, in keeping with Senate approval.

Candidates who have not written their O’level examinations should not

apply for the PUTME screening exercise. They are to apply as soon as the results of their O’level examinations are released.

The University minimum UTME scores for Law, Nursing and Medicine (MBBS) are 250, 220 and 250 respectively. Candidates who scored lower in any of the aforementioned courses may apply for PUTME screening into other courses of their choice and effect the change on JAMB CAPS in order to be considered for admission. Please, note that, EKSU accepts JUPEB

(minimum of 7 points) and NOT IJMB for admission.

INSTRUCTION TO ALL CANDIDATES

A.i. To apply for 2021/2022 UTME/DE go to eksuportal.eksu.edu.ng. click on ADMISSION, you will be directed to the online application portal. ii. ‘Sign up’ by providing the required details to create an account. MAKE

SURE YOU PROVIDE YOUR ACTIVE EMAIL AND PERSONAL PHONE NUMBER, a verification email will be sent to you. iii. After successful sign up, click LOGIN to log on to your dashboard,

applicants are to login using their CORRECT Email or JAMB

registration number as ‘username’ and enter your password provided

while signing up.

On your dashboard select the type of application (2021/2022 PUTME

application). The next page requires inputting applicant’s JAMB

Registration Number (UTME). For applicants who chose EKSU, their

information will be populated automatically and they can proceed to fill in their other details. Applicants who did not choose EKSU as first choice will have to fill in all their correct details first of which is their JAMB Registration Number on the form page.

The next page requires PAYMENT FOR THE PUTME SCREENING FORM, click on PAY NOW to redirect you to REMITA online

Payment.

On successful payment, the application form will be opened,

attach your 1″ x 1″ coloured passport photograph with red background in JPEG format only on the form page. Upload details of your O’Level result(s) obtained at not more than two sittings at the following examinations: WAEC/SSCE,

NECO and NABTEB.

After undergoing the above procedure, preview, confirm, submit and print out the completed screening form.

ELIGIBILITY

EKSU will admit only candidates who made at least five (5) credit passes in SSCE/NECO/NABTEB in the relevant subjects AT NOT MORE THAN TWO SITTINGS. (Direct Entry candidates must possess a minimum of

Upper Credit for engineering courses and Lower Credit for other courses). Direct Entry candidates who are interested in changing their first choice of

institution to EKSU may also be considered. Direct Entry candidates should process their transcripts, which must get to EKSU via this email: [email protected] on or before 29 December, 2021 failing which their applications for admission will not be considered. Any candidate who fails to participate in the screening exercise will not be considered for admission into the University. Any false information

uploaded by the candidate will lead to automatic disqualification.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board(JAMB) has added physical and health education and computer studies into next year’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.

The board said the two subjects would help to widen opportunities for candidates so that they can access tertiary education.

Registrar of JAMB, Prof Is- haq Oloyede said this during an interview with reporters after receiving an award of excellence from the Education Correspondents Association of Nigeria (ECAN)

“The next issue is the campaign we have just introduced; Physical and Health Education and Computer Studies as UTME subjects.

“We are asking and sensitising the public, particularly the students who are to take the exam, that these are two Science subjects that will be added to their choice to widen opportunities for candidates to be able to access tertiary education,” he said.

He said the board would go after students using fake certificates to secure admission.

“We appeal for support (on the issue) of fake certificates. Issuance and usage of fake certificates to secure admission into our institutions particularly at the A level candidates.

“We are working very hard to tighten the noose and make it impossible for those who engage in such an illicit action to succeed,” the registrar said.

The registrar also said the Board was working to clear the backlog of illegal admissions conducted by tertiary education institutions in the country.

Oloyede said the decision is to rescue students who have the requisite qualifications but were admitted illegally.

“(On) the issue of illegal admission that we want to put a halt to. We want to clear the backlog and ensure that those of them who have been improperly admitted but have the minimum qualification are rescued.

“We want to continue the campaign to discourage those who are committing such illegal action to stop doing such,” Oloyede said.

Following the activation of Supplementary Application form portal for the 2021/22 Academic Session.

The Authorities of the federal university of Technology, Owerri [FUTO] had included some new Programmes to the supplementary Programmes that are available.

These are:

• Agri-business
• Computer Engineering
• Telecommunication Engineering.

To this End, Intending Applicants who wish to apply for the aforementioned courses are now notified to do so and apply for it as it has been activated on the supplementary application portal.

For more details on the 2021/22 supplementary Application form,read this : FUTO COMMENCES SALES OF 2021/22 SUPPLEMENTARY APPLICATION FORM
https://campusinfo.com.ng/federal-university-of-technology-owerri-futo-begins-sales-of-2021-2022-supplementary-post-utme-application-form/

After uncovering 706,189 illegal admissions by universities, polytechnics, colleges of education and other related institutions, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has said it will soon clear the backlog of illegal admissions conducted by tertiary education institutions in the country.

Speaking to journalists in Abuja on Sunday, JAMB’s Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, said the move is to rescue students who have the requisite qualifications but were admitted illegally.

“On the issue of illegal admission that we want to put a halt to, we want to clear the backlog and ensure that those of them who have been improperly admitted but have the minimum qualification are rescued.

We want to continue the campaign to discourage those who are committing such illegal action to stop doing such,” Oloyede said.

On the 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), Oloyede said the Board has decided to adopt a cashless system in the registration process, adding that JAMB would also prohibit Computer Based Test (CBT) centres from selling e-PINs to guard against extortion of candidates.

“On our campaign on cashless CBT centres particularly, during our registration exercise, it is known that many CBT centres, despite the supervision, still manage to exploit candidates.

We want to put a stop to that. We have intensified monitoring but part of what we are doing is to ensure we protect the students against this extortion, and that is why we are asking the candidates to pay through us and we will pay the centres their service charge. With this, anybody who collects money from the centre would have been seen to have done a wrong thing because you are not supposed to collect any money.

“We are also going to ensure that e-PIN is not something that they will be selling at the (CBT) centres. We will ensure that anybody who wants to sell e-PIN will not be a CBT centre. Once you are a CBT centre, you have lost the right to sell e-PIN so that we can hold the e-PIN sellers responsible for what they do.

Once you are a CBT centre, you cannot also say you want to sell e-PIN,” he said.