The management of Osun State University (UNIOSUN) has officially released the schedule for the first phase of the medical screening exercise for the 2025/2026 academic session. Issued via an internal memorandum on 21st January, 2026, this exercise is a mandatory requirement for all newly admitted students.

The primary objective of this exercise is to verify that all incoming students are medically fit as they begin their academic journey. Completion of this screening is a vital component of the formal registration process.

Who Must Participate?

The medical screening is compulsory for the following categories of students admitted for the 2025/2026 session:

• All 100 Level (Freshmen) students.

• Direct Entry (200 Level) students.

Detailed Medical Screening Schedule

The university has organized the screening by College and date to ensure an orderly process across its various campuses.

Essential Requirements and Instructions

To ensure a successful screening, students are expected to adhere to the following directives:

• Strict Adherence to Dates: Students must appear for the screening strictly on their scheduled dates.

• Punctuality: Arriving early at the designated venues is highly encouraged to avoid delays.

• Consequences of Non-Participation: Failure to take part in this exercise may negatively impact your registration status for the academic session.

• Compliance: Students must follow all specific instructions provided by the University Health Centre personnel during the exercise.

What to Prepare for the Screening

While the specific tests may vary, medical screenings at UNIOSUN typically involve a series of health checks to establish a baseline for your student health record. This often includes:

1. Physical Examination: Height, weight, and blood pressure checks.

2. Laboratory Tests: Blood group, genotype, and other routine diagnostic tests.

3. Vision and Hearing: Basic sensory assessments.

4. Chest X-ray: Often required as part of the respiratory health clearance.

Important Advice for New Students

• Documentation: Carry your admission letter and proof of payment of any health-related fees, as these may be checked before you begin.

• Health History: Be prepared to provide accurate information regarding any pre-existing medical conditions or allergies.

• Follow-up: Ensure you collect your medical clearance certificate once the results are processed, as you will need this for final faculty and departmental clearance.