LASU GAINS NUC APPROVAL FOR TWO NEW PROGRAMMES
The National Universities Commission (NUC) has approved the establishment of two new full-time undergraduate programmes at Lagos State University (LASU), Ojo, effective from the 2025/2026 academic session. The programmes are:
- B.A. Ed. Music Education; and
- B.Ed. Social Studies and Civic Education.
The approval, conveyed in a letter dated 17th July 2025, signed by the Acting Director of Academic Planning, Mr Abubakar M. Girei, on behalf of the Executive Secretary, followed a recent resource verification visit to the University by panels of experts tasked with assessing the availability of human and material resources for the proposed programmes.
According to the letter, the approval covers full-time delivery mode only. The NUC urged the University to provide adequate human and material resources to ensure the development and sustainability of the programmes in line with national academic standards.
The approval marks another milestone in the University’s ongoing drive to expand its academic offerings and improve access to quality teacher education.
We are LASU, We are Great!
Signed
THOMAS-ONASHILE Oluwayemisi A.
Deputy Registrar/Coordinator
CIPR, LASU
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Every year, after students finish writing the UTME (JAMB), the next big step is the Post-UTME screening. This is a test or screening done by schools before giving admission to new students.
Now that the 2025 UTME results are out, many schools in Nigeria have started selling their Post-UTME or Direct Entry (DE) forms. Some schools are even done with their screenings already!
We don’t want any student to miss their chance of gaining admission. That is why we created this blog post. With this post, you will know which schools have released their Post-UTME forms, what the cut-off marks are, and how you can apply. You don’t need to search around or get confused.
🏫 Why This Information is Important
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Many students don’t know when their school of choice starts selling Post-UTME forms.
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Some students miss deadlines because they didn’t get the news on time.
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Others fall into scams by paying to the wrong people or fake websites.
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That’s why this guide is to help you — so you don’t miss out!
🔔 Get Notifications Instantly
If your school is not listed yet, don’t worry. You can get a free instant notification the moment your school announces its Post-UTME form.
👉 Just click the notification button on our website and choose your school. We’ll send you the alert when their form is out.
✅ Universities That Have Released Post-UTME/DE Forms (2025/2026)
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BUK – Bayero University Kano
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CUSTECH – Confluence University of Science and Technology
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ADUSTECH – Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology
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PLASU – Plateau State University
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UNIBEN – University of Benin
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Tansian University
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FUAZ – Federal University of Agriculture, Zuru
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OYSCATECH (FUNAAB Affiliated)
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Federal Polytechnic, Bida (IBBUL Affiliated)
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FUHSI – Federal University of Health Sciences, Ila-Orangun
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PAAU – Prince Abubakar Audu University
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NAUB – Nigerian Army University Biu
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TASU – Taraba State University
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UNIUYO – University of Uyo
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FUTMINNA – Federal University of Technology, Minna
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LASUSTECH – Lagos State University of Science and Technology
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ABSU – Abia State University
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UNIOSUN – Osun State University
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Admiralty University
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BMU – Bayelsa Medical University
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Federal University of Technology, Babura
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UNILORIN – University of Ilorin
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AFUEDONDO – Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Ebonyi
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ABU – Ahmadu Bello University
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ADSU – Adamawa State University
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ESUT – Enugu State University of Science and Technology
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NSUK – Nasarawa State University
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Nigeria Police Academy – 12th Regular Course
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EAUED – Edo State University of Education
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UNIZIK – Nnamdi Azikiwe University
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UNILAG – University of Lagos
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KWCOEILORIN – Kwara State College of Education, Ilorin
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LAUTECH – Ladoke Akintola University of Technology
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Al-Qalam University
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BOUSETI – Bamidele Olumilua University
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Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education
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FUNAAB – Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta
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FULOKOJA – Federal University, Lokoja
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FUOYE – Federal University, Oye-Ekiti
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Gregory University
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University of Ilesa
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Federal University of Agriculture, Mubi
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DELSU – Delta State University
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AAUA – Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba
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FUTA – Federal University of Technology, Akure
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Al-Ansar University
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DOU – Dennis Osadebay University
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TASCE (in affiliation with OOU)
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TASUED – Tai Solarin University of Education
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Venite University
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Renaissance University
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MOUAU – Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike
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Karl Kumm University
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OAUSTECH – Olusegun Agagu University
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Achievers University
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Claretian University
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SUMAS – State University of Medical and Applied Sciences
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UNICROSS – University of Cross River
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UI – University of Ibadan
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FUTO – Federal University of Technology, Owerri
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KWASU – Kwara State University
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IMSU – Imo State University
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UAES – University of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences
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BSU – Benue State University
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FUPRE – Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun
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Bingham University
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FUTIA – Federal University of Technology, Ikot Abasi
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KASU – Kaduna State University
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UNN – University of Nigeria, Nsukka
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OAU – Obafemi Awolowo University
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AKSU – Akwa Ibom State University
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NDU – Niger Delta University
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FUDMA – Federal University, Dutsin-Ma
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FUKASHERE – Federal University, Kashere
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FUNAI – Alex Ekwueme Federal University, Ndufu-Alike
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KOMU – Kingsley Ozumba Mbadiwe University
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Caleb University
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UNICAL – University of Calabar
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Covenant University
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JABU – Joseph Ayo Babalola University
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FUAHSE – Federal University of Allied Health Sciences, Enugu
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DSUST – Delta State University of Science and Technology, Ozoro
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Sam Maris University
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Redeemers University
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Al-Istiqama University
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EBSU – Ebonyi State University
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OOU – Olabisi Onabanjo University
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UNIDEL – University of Delta, Agbor
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LASUED – Lagos State University of Education
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RSUST – Rivers State University
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Al-Hikmah University
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UNIMED – University of Medical Sciences, Ondo
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UNIPORT – University of Port Harcourt
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FUOTUOKE – Federal University, Otuoke
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IAUE – Ignatius Ajuru University of Education
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FUASK – Federal University of Agriculture, Saki
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Fountain University
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Mercy Medical University, Osun
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David Umahi University of Medical Sciences
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Margaret Lawrence University
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GUMED – Gregory University Medical College
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Ave Maria University
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Lead City University
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Western Delta University
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BASUG – Bauchi State University
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Babcock University
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Thomas Adewumi University
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Topfaith University
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Westland University
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Trinity University
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Dominion University
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FULAFIA – Federal University, Lafia
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Skyline University
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Clifford University
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Dominican University
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KolaDaisi University
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Eko University of Medicine and Health Sciences
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Glorious Vision University
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Paul University
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Nile University
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McPherson University
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Godfrey Okoye University
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HUST – Hallmark University of Science and Technology
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Kings University
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Iconic Open University
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Igbinedion University
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Crawford University
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Chrisland University
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Bowen University
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ABUAD – Afe Babalola University
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Vision University
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Augustine University
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Adeleke University
🏫 Polytechnics That Have Released Post-UTME Forms (2025/2026)
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Federal Polytechnic of Oil and Gas, Bonny
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Federal Polytechnic, Ile-Oluji
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Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti
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Federal Polytechnic Oko (OKOPOLY)
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Ibadan City Polytechnic
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Imo State Polytechnic (IMAP)
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Jigawa State Institute of Informatics
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Federal Polytechnic Orogun
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Federal Polytechnic Bida
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Ogbonnaya Onu Polytechnic, Aba
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Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY)
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Federal Polytechnic Idah
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Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa
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Ogun State Polytechnic of Health and Allied Sciences
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Gombe College of Health Science and Technology, Kaltungo
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Federal Polytechnic Ekowe
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Federal Polytechnic Offa
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Federal College Of Agriculture, Moor Plantation
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Ogun State Institute of Technology (OGITECH)
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Federal Polytechnic Ukana
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Kaduna Polytechnic (KADPOLY)
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Abraham Adesanya Polytechnic
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Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic
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Kogi State Polytechnic
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Auchi Polytechnic
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EKSPOLY (Ekiti State Polytechnic)
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BENPOLY (Benue State Polytechnic)
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Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe-Oghara
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Federal Polytechnic Ilaro
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Federal Polytechnic Ugep
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Federal Polytechnic Bauchi
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Federal Polytechnic Nekede (NEKEDEPOLY)
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Lagos City Polytechnic
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Edo State Polytechnic
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Petroleum Training Institute (PTI)
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Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT)
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The Polytechnic Ibadan
🏫 Colleges of Education That Have Released Post-UTME Forms (2025/2026)
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FCE Oyo (Special)
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FCE Abeokuta
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Kwara State College of Education, Ilorin (KWCOEILORIN)
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TASCE – Tai Solarin College of Education
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College of Education Akwanga
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FCE (Special), Oyo in affiliation with UI
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OYSCATECH
🏥 Colleges of Nursing Sciences That Have Released Forms (2025/2026)
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Fatima College of Nursing Sciences, Sifawa
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UEC College of Nursing, Ochadamu
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Adamawa State College of Nursing Sciences
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Zamfara State College of Nursing Sciences
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Bayelsa State College of Nursing Sciences
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Horizon College of Nursing Sciences, Abuja
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Anambra State College of Nursing Sciences, Nkpor
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Grimard Catholic College of Nursing Sciences
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College of Nursing Sciences, Katsina
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Igbinedion University Teaching Hospital College of Nursing
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College of Nursing Sciences, Obohia
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EKSUTH School of Nursing
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Nigerian Army College of Nursing Sciences, Yaba
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Jigawa State College of Nursing Sciences
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College of Nursing Sciences, Tambuwal
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Al-Ma’arif College of Nursing Sciences
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College of Nursing Sciences, Maiduguri
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College of Nursing Sciences, Sokoto
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Holy Rosary Hospital College of Nursing, Emekuku
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Aminu Dabo College of Nursing Sciences
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Peacock College of Nursing Sciences, Akure
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UNTH College of Nursing
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College of Nursing Sciences, Mbano
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Mater Misericordiae College of Nursing Sciences, Afikpo
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Sancta Maria Catholic College of Nursing Sciences, Uzairue
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Bishop Shanahan College of Nursing Sciences, Nsukka
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Ogun State College of Nursing Sciences
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St Charles Borromeo College of Nursing Sciences
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Edo State College of Nursing Sciences
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College of Nursing Sciences, University of Calabar Teaching Hospital
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OAUTHC School of Nursing
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College of Nursing Sciences, Obudu
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Merit College of Nursing Sciences, Orlu
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College of Nursing Sciences, Alor
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BUTH School of Nursing
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Archbishop Charles Heerey College of Nursing Sciences, Aba
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Alex Ekwueme Federal University Teaching Hospital School of Nursing
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Enugu State College of Nursing Sciences
✍️ What You Should Do Now
📌 For students:
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Go through the list and check if your school has started selling its form.
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If your school is not listed yet, it may still announce later. So stay alert.
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Visit the official school website or a trusted education news platform to confirm details like application fees, documents needed, and deadlines.
📌 For parents:
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Help your child or ward by checking updates for them.
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Assist with registration and ensure payments are made only through school-approved channels.
⚠️ Be Careful – Avoid Scams
Every year, students lose money because of fake websites or fraudsters. Please:
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Only apply through the official school portals.
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Do not pay anyone promising admission or special help.
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If in doubt, check with the school directly or ask trusted education platforms for help.
💡 Summary and Final Tips
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Schools have started releasing their Post-UTME and DE forms for the 2025/2026 session.
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This list will keep growing, so check back regularly.
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If your school is not here yet, don’t panic. Forms come out at different times.
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Always check cut-off marks, registration steps, and deadlines carefully.
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Set reminders and don’t wait till the last minute to apply.
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Sign up for free alerts so you don’t miss out when your school releases its form.
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View AllVISION UNIVERSITY RELEASES UTME/DE ADMISSION FORM FOR THE 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION
Are you looking for a great university to start your future?
Do you want to go to a school where learning is easy, peaceful, and safe?
Welcome to Vision University! 🎉
Vision University is now accepting students for the 2025/2026 academic session. This is your chance to become a proud student of one of the most exciting private universities in Nigeria. Whether you’re writing UTME, applying through Direct Entry (DE), or using a WAEC awaiting result – there’s a space for you!
📌 Important Admission Details
Here is everything you need to know about gaining admission into Vision University:
✳ Admission Is Now Open
You can now apply to study at Vision University for the new school year starting in 2025/2026. The school has already started accepting students, and you don’t want to be left out.
🟡 Cut-off Mark: 140 and Above
To apply, you must have written the 2025 JAMB UTME and scored 140 or more. If you scored less than 140, you will not be accepted.
✅ Who Can Apply?
✔ First Choice Candidates
- You must choose Vision University as your First Choice in JAMB.
- If you have not done so, you can still change your first choice to Vision University through the JAMB portal.
✔ Minimum UTME Score
- You must have scored 140 or above in your 2025 UTME examination.
✔ Age Requirement
- You must be at least 16 years old by 1st October 2025.
- If you are not 16 by that date, you cannot apply yet.
✔ Awaiting Result Is Allowed
- If you wrote the 2025 WAEC and are still waiting for your results, you can still apply.
- But once the result is out, you must upload it to continue your admission process.
📚 Available Courses at Vision University
Vision University offers many interesting and useful degree programs. These programs are approved by NUC (National Universities Commission), meaning they meet Nigerian education standards.
👨🔬 Faculty of Basic and Applied Sciences
If you love science, computers, and technology, this faculty is perfect for you.
Courses Offered:
- B.Sc Biotechnology
- B.Sc Microbiology
- B.Sc Industrial Chemistry
- B.Sc Computer Science
- B.Sc Cyber Security
- B.Sc Mathematics
- B.Sc Physics with Electronics
These courses can help you become a scientist, lab expert, software engineer, or technology innovator in the future.
🧑💼 Faculty of Humanities, Management and Social Sciences
If you enjoy learning about business, people, languages, or society, this faculty is for you.
Courses Offered:
- B.Sc Accounting
- B.Sc Entrepreneurship
- B.Sc Business Administration
- B.Sc Economics
- B.Sc History and International Relations
- B.A English
- B.Sc Mass Communication
- B.Sc Criminology and Security Studies
These programs are good for students who want to work in offices, news media, security agencies, or even become business owners.
👩⚕ Faculty of Basic and Medical Sciences
If you dream of working in hospitals, labs, or the health sector, you’ll love this faculty.
Courses Offered:
- B.NSc Nursing
- BMLS Medical Laboratory Science
- B.Sc Public Health
These programs will prepare you to become a nurse, medical lab technician, or public health officer.
💸 Tuition Fees
Vision University offers affordable fees. The school also includes hostel accommodation in the tuition. This makes life easier for students.
Faculty Tuition Fee (Per Session)
- Basic & Applied Sciences ₦590,000 (Hostel Inclusive)
- Humanities, Management & Social Sciences ₦570,000 (Hostel Inclusive)
- Basic and Medical Sciences ₦750,000 (Hostel Inclusive)
> 💡 Hostel-inclusive means you won’t need to pay extra for school accommodation.
📝 How to Apply
Applying to Vision University is very easy. You can do everything online!
📍 Steps to Apply:
1. Visit the university’s admission portal
2. Fill in your correct personal information.
3. Upload your documents (UTME result, WAEC result, etc.)
4. Make a non-refundable payment of ₦10,000 as the application fee.
5. Submit your application and wait for your admission letter.
> Make sure all the information you fill in is correct and clear.
☎ For More Information or Help
If you need help or have questions about the admission process, you can call or message the university using the numbers below:
📞 08033869290
📞 09124226206
You can also visit the school’s website to learn more
📍 School Location
Vision University is located at:
📌 Ikogbo Junction, Opposite Ikogbo Central Market, Ado-Odo/Ota, Ogun State.
This location is peaceful, safe, and easy to access from Lagos and nearby towns.
🎯 Why Choose Vision University?
Here are a few reasons why Vision University is a great place to study:
✅ Quality Education
Vision University has qualified teachers, modern classrooms, and updated learning materials.
✅ Secure and Peaceful Environment
The school is located in a quiet and safe area in Ogun State.
✅ Affordable Fees
Unlike some private universities, Vision University offers one of the most affordable school fees in Nigeria.
✅ Hostel Inside Tuition
You don’t need to worry about renting a house. Hostel is already part of the school fees.
✅ Approved by NUC
All courses are approved by the National Universities Commission, so your certificate is recognized anywhere.
✅ Friendly and Helpful Staff
The school’s staff are polite, professional, and always ready to help students.
✨ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
❓ Can I apply with an awaiting WAEC result?
✅ Yes, but only if it is 2025 WAEC.
❓ Can I still apply if I did not choose Vision University in JAMB?
✅ Yes! Just visit a CBT centre or the JAMB portal to change your first choice to Vision University.
❓ Is the hostel compulsory?
✅ Yes, the tuition includes the hostel, so all students stay in the school hostel.
❓ Can I apply as a Direct Entry (DE) candidate?
✅ Yes! Vision University accepts DE candidates who meet the entry requirements.
🕑 Don’t Wait Too Long!
Admission is first come, first served, and spaces are limited. If you meet the requirements and want to secure your future, now is the best time to apply.
Remember:
A good university = A good future.
Start your journey with Vision University today and become the best version of yourself.
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View AllLASU CHANGES ADMISSION SCREENING GRADING METHOD, ADOPTS 60/40 GRADING SYSTEM
LASU Changes Admission Screening Method: Now Uses 60/40 Grading System
The Lagos State University (LASU) has announced a new way of calculating scores for admission. If you are planning to gain admission into LASU, this is very important news for you. The school has changed how it scores candidates during the admission screening process.
Before now, LASU used a method called 50/50 grading. This means that your JAMB (UTME) score was 50% of your screening score, and your O’Level results (WAEC/NECO) made up the other 50%.
But now, LASU has introduced a new grading system called the 60/40 format. In this new method:
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60% of your screening score will come from your UTME (JAMB) score, and
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40% will come from your O’Level results.
This means your JAMB score now has more weight than before. So if you want to get into LASU, you must take your JAMB exam very seriously!
What Is the 60/40 Grading System?
Let’s explain this with simple math.
If you score 280 in JAMB, here’s how it will be calculated:
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First, divide your JAMB score (280) by 400 (the highest possible JAMB score):
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280 ÷ 400 = 0.7
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Then multiply by 60 (because JAMB now counts for 60%):
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0.7 × 60 = 42
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So, from your JAMB score, you get 42 points out of 60.
Next, your O’Level grades are scored out of 40 points. If you did well and got good grades like A1 and B2 in your 5 best subjects, you might get something like 35 points out of 40.
- A1 – 8
- B2 – 7
- B3 – 6
- C4 – 5
- C5 – 4
- C6 – 3
Now, add the two together:
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42 (JAMB) + 35 (O’Level) = 77% screening score
This 77% becomes your final score for LASU’s admission screening.
Important Update: Two Sittings Rule
LASU has also introduced a new rule for students who are using two sittings for their O’Level results. Two sittings mean you are combining results from two different exams, like WAEC + NECO or WAEC + another WAEC.
Here’s the new rule:
For every subject you present from a second sitting, 0.3 marks will be removed from the total score.
So if you are using two sittings and you have 5 required subjects, you will lose:
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0.3 × 5 = 1.5 marks
For example, if your total score before deduction is 77, then:
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77 – 1.5 = 75.5
This new rule encourages students to try and get all their required O’Level subjects in one sitting, if possible.
Why Did LASU Make This Change?
LASU has not explained all the reasons for this change, but many believe it is to:
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Encourage students to take JAMB more seriously
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Make the admission process more competitive
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Choose candidates with stronger academic performance
With JAMB now counting for more, students will need to study harder for the exam. Also, having good grades in one sitting of WAEC or NECO can give you an advantage.
What Should Students Do Now?
If you are planning to apply to LASU, here are a few smart things to do:
1. Prepare Well for JAMB
Since it now counts for 60%, try to score high. Aim for 250 and above to stay competitive.
2. Get Good O’Level Results
You also need strong grades in your five key subjects. Aim for A1 to B3 if possible.
3. Avoid Two Sittings
If you can, get all your required subjects in one sitting. This will help you avoid losing marks during screening.
4. Know Your Subject Requirements
Each course has its own required subjects. For example, Medicine needs Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. Make sure your five best subjects match your course.
5. Stay Updated
Always check LASU’s official website and trusted educational news platforms so you don’t miss any important updates.
Final Words
The new 60/40 grading system is a big change for students applying to LASU. It puts more focus on JAMB scores, but your O’Level results are still very important.
This change means you must be more serious about your studies. With hard work and proper planning, you can score high and get the admission you want.
So, start preparing now, aim high, and stay focused. Your dream of becoming a LASU student is still very possible!
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View AllLAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY, OJO [LASU] ACTIVATES ONLINE ADMISSION SCREENING EXERCISE REGISTRATION PORTAL FOR THE 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION
The management of Lagos State University has activated the online admission screening registration portal for the 2025/2026 academic session
Are you planning to study at Lagos State University (LASU) for the 2025/2026 academic session? Good news! The university has officially opened its Online Admission Screening Portal for all interested candidates.
This screening is for students who want to gain full-time undergraduate admission into LASU through the 2025 JAMB UTME. Read this guide carefully to know the requirements, who can apply, and how to register without any problem.
✅ WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY?
To be eligible for the LASU admission screening, you must meet the following general requirements:
1. First Choice in JAMB:
You must have selected Lagos State University (LASU) as your first choice institution during your 2025 UTME registration.
2. JAMB Score Requirement:
You must score 195 and above in your UTME. Any score below 195 is not accepted.
3. Age Requirement:
You must be at least 16 years old by October 1st, 2025. If you will not be 16 years by that date, you are not eligible to apply.
4. O’Level Requirements (SSCE/NECO/NABTEB):
You must have at least five (5) credit passes in relevant subjects including English Language and Mathematics.
These credits must be obtained in not more than two (2) sittings.
The results must be from WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB, and the exam must have been written before or in July 2025. Any exam written after July 2025 is not acceptable.
⚠ SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SOME COURSES
Some departments in LASU have extra conditions you must meet. Take note of the following:
- Medicine and Surgery & Dentistry:
These two courses do not accept two sittings for O’level. You must have all your five credit passes in one sitting only. - Engineering Courses:
Candidates who wish to study Engineering courses must pay close attention:
You can use two sittings of O’level results.
However, you must have six (6) credit passes, not five.
The required subjects are:
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Chemistry
- English Language
- Two other science subjects (like Biology, Technical Drawing, Further Mathematics, etc.)
Any one other subject
- Aeronautic and Astronautic Engineering:
This course requires a credit pass in Further Mathematics. If you don’t have Further Maths, you are not qualified for this course.
📌 VERY IMPORTANT NOTE:
All applicants must upload their O’level results (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB) on the JAMB CAPS portal before the LASU admission screening deadline. If your result is not uploaded, you will not be considered for admission, even if your JAMB score is high.
📅 WHEN DOES THE SCREENING START?
Start Date:
Monday, 30th June 2025
Closing Date:
Saturday, 26th July 2025
You are advised to complete your online application early. Do not wait till the last week. The earlier you register, the better your chances of avoiding mistakes or late issues.
🖥 HOW TO APPLY – STEP BY STEP GUIDE
1. Visit the official LASU screening portal. (Note: The exact web address will be made available on the university’s website.
2. Create your screening account using your JAMB registration number and other required details.
3. Fill in your personal and academic details correctly.
4. Upload your passport photograph and O’level results.
5. Submit and print out your confirmation slip.
🏢 NEED HELP WITH REGISTRATION?
If you don’t want to make any mistake during registration or you need someone to help you do it smoothly, you can visit a trusted centre near LASU:
📍 Campusinfo Consult Ltd
1 Muyideen Close, Adoff Bus-Stop, Iba, Ojo, Lagos State.
WhatApp – https://wa.link/wx1cyg
📞 Call:
07051331690
08138079845
They are available to assist with:
- Online registration
❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQs)
Q1: Can I apply if I didn’t choose LASU as first choice?
A: No. You must change LASU to your first choice on the JAMB portal before applying for the screening.
Q2: I got 193 in JAMB. Can I still apply?
A: No. The minimum score is 195 and above.
Q3: Can I use awaiting result?
A: Only if your result will be out before July 2025. If your O’level exam is after July 2025, you are not eligible.
Q4: What if I have all credits but not in the required subjects?
A: You must meet the specific subject requirements for your course. If not, you won’t be admitted.
Q5: Is there going to be a physical post-UTME exam?
A: As of now, LASU uses online screening only. That means they will consider your JAMB score and O’level results — no physical test.
🏫 ABOUT LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY (LASU)
LASU is one of the top state-owned universities in Nigeria. Located in Ojo, Lagos, the school offers a wide range of courses in:
- Science
- Engineering
- Law
- Social Sciences
- Education
- Management
- Arts
- Health Sciences and more.
The school is known for academic excellence, modern facilities, and a large population of students from across the country.
📢 FINAL ADVICE TO ALL CANDIDATES
- Make sure you have your correct documents ready.
- Register early and avoid last-minute rush.
- Upload your O’level results on JAMB CAPS.
- Ask questions if you are confused. It is better to ask than to make mistakes.
- If you’re not up to 16 years by October 1, 2025, please don’t apply. Your application will be disqualified.
🎯 IN SUMMARY:
- LASU Admission Form is out!
- UTME score must be 195 or more
- O’level must be 5 credits (or 6 for engineering)
- Maximum of two sittings, except for Medicine & Dentistry (one sitting only)
- No results after July 2025
- Upload your O’level to JAMB CAPS
- Deadline: July 26, 2025
If you’re ready to study at one of Nigeria’s best state universities, this is your chance. Start your journey to LASU the right way — with correct information and timely action.
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View AllSAF Polytechnic, Iseyin in Conjunction with Campusinfo Foundation Releases Admission Form Into 100% Scholarship on Tuition and Accommodation (2nd edition) For The 2025/2026 Academic Session.
SAF Polytechnic, Iseyin, in partnership with Campusinfo Foundation, is offering a 100% scholarship for eligible candidates for the 2025/2026 academic session. This scholarship covers both tuition fees and accommodation, giving you a chance to study completely free of charge.
Whether you are dreaming of becoming a computer scientist, an accountant, an engineer, or a journalist, SAF Polytechnic has many accredited courses just for you. This is your chance to begin a successful career without worrying about school fees or where to stay.
Let’s break it down in the simplest way.
🏫 About SAF Polytechnic, Iseyin
SAF Polytechnic is a private, government-approved institution located at Km 7, Iseyin-Ooru Road, Iseyin, Oyo State, Nigeria.
The school is fully accredited by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), which means all the courses are recognized and respected across Nigeria.
SAF Polytechnic is known for:
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Affordable education
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Practical training
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Peaceful learning environment
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Well-equipped facilities
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Scholarships for deserving students
Now with this new scholarship offer, the school is helping more students achieve their dreams — especially those who may not have enough money to pay for tertiary education.
🎯 Scholarship Overview – What’s This About?
100% Free Tuition + Free Accommodation
This scholarship means:
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You won’t pay any school fees
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You won’t pay for your hostel (accommodation)
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You will get a full ND or HND education for FREE
This opportunity is in partnership with Campusinfo Foundation, one of Nigeria’s top student support and education promotion platforms.
✅ Who Can Apply?
You are qualified to apply if:
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You wrote the 2025 UTME (JAMB exam)
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You scored 100 marks or above in your UTME
That’s it! Even if you didn’t choose SAF Polytechnic in JAMB, you can still apply and change your institution choice later.
📚 Courses Available – Accredited ND Programmes
If you’re applying for National Diploma (ND) level, you can choose from the following courses:
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Accountancy
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Architectural Technology
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Building Technology
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Business Administration
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Computer Engineering Technology
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Computer Science
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Electrical Engineering Technology
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Estate Management/Valuation
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Mass Communication
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Public Administration
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Quantity Surveying
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Science Laboratory Technology (SLT)
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Surveying and Geoinformatics
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Urban and Regional Planning
These courses are fully accredited, which means you’ll be able to proceed to higher education or job opportunities after graduating.
🎓 HND Programmes (Higher National Diploma)
If you already have an ND certificate and want to go further, here are the available HND courses at SAF Polytechnic:
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Accountancy
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Building Technology
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Business Administration/Management
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Computer Engineering
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Electrical/Electronics Engineering (Power and Machine Option)
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Estate Management/Valuation
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Software / Web Development (under Computer Science)
📄 Admission Requirements – What You Need
Before you apply, make sure you meet these basic admission requirements:
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You must have at least five (5) credit passes in your O’Level results.
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The five credits must include:
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English Language
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Mathematics
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Plus three other relevant subjects based on your chosen course.
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You can use WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, or GCE results — either in one sitting or two sittings.
For HND applicants, you must already have an ND certificate, IT completion, and your transcript must be available.
🌐 How to Apply – Simple Steps
To apply for the scholarship, follow these easy steps:
Step 1: Go Online
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Visit the official application portal
Step 2: Fill the Form
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Enter your correct details including:
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Full name
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JAMB score
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Email address
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Phone number
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O’Level subjects and grades
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Step 3: Submit Your Application
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Double-check all details before submitting the form.
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After submission, you may receive further instructions by email or SMS.
Step 4: Change of Institution (If Necessary)
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If you didn’t originally choose SAF Polytechnic in JAMB, don’t worry.
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After applying for the scholarship, you can do a Change of Institution on the JAMB portal to make SAF your first choice.
You can do this at any JAMB CBT centre or via JAMB.
⏳ Closing Date for Application
The deadline to apply is five (5) weeks from the date this information is released.
Please don’t wait till the last day. Apply early so you don’t miss out.
💬 Why You Should Not Miss This Opportunity
Still thinking about it? Let’s give you more reasons to apply:
1. Free Education
You don’t have to worry about paying for tuition or accommodation – the scholarship covers both.
2. Wide Range of Courses
With 14 ND programmes and several HND options, you have many career paths to choose from.
3. Safe and Serene Campus
SAF Polytechnic is located in Iseyin, Oyo State – a calm and quiet environment perfect for learning.
4. Experienced Lecturers
The school has qualified and friendly lecturers who help students succeed.
5. Skill-Focused Learning
Courses are designed to give you practical skills, not just theory – so you’re ready for work or further studies.
📞 Need Help? Contact SAF Polytechnic
If you have any questions about the scholarship, admission, or anything else, you can contact the school through any of the options below:
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📱 07051331690
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📱 08138079845
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📱 08034383368
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🌐 website
The staff are always ready to help and answer your questions.
🤝 Who is Campusinfo Foundation?
Campusinfo Foundation is a trusted educational support company that helps students across Nigeria get into schools, process admissions, and access scholarships.
They are working with SAF Polytechnic to make sure real students benefit from this scholarship especially those from humble backgrounds.
💡 Final Tips
Before we wrap up, here are some important reminders:
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✔ Make sure you use your real phone number and email address.
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✔ Double-check your O’Level results to be sure you meet the requirements.
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✔ Apply early — don’t delay till the deadline.
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✔ If you didn’t choose SAF in JAMB, go and do the change of institution after you submit your scholarship form.
BELOW ARE SOME OF THE PHOTOS OF THE 2024/2025 BENEFICIARIES
📢 Tell a Friend!
Do you know someone who:
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Scored 100 and above in JAMB?
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Wants to go to polytechnic?
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Can’t afford school fees?
Tell them about this opportunity. You might be helping someone achieve their dream of going to school for free.
📝 Summary Table
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| School | SAF Polytechnic, Iseyin |
| Location | Km 7, Iseyin-Ooru Road, Oyo State |
| Scholarship Offer | 100% Tuition + Accommodation |
| Partner | Campusinfo Foundation |
| Who Can Apply | 2025 UTME Candidates with 100+ score |
| Application Portal | website |
| ND Courses | 14 Accredited ND Programmes |
| HND Courses | 7 Accredited HND Programmes |
| Admission Requirement | 5 Credits incl. English & Maths |
| Deadline | 5 Weeks from the Date of Announcement |
| Contact | 07051331690, 08138079845, 08034383368 |
🎉 Don’t miss this opportunity!
Apply today and take your first step toward a bright and successful future — with no school fees, no rent, just learning, growing, and preparing for greatness.
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View AllJAMB To hold 2025 Policy Meeting in July: What You Need to Know
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced that its 2025 Policy Meeting will officially take place in July 2025. This important event is expected to shape the future of university and college admissions in Nigeria for the 2025/2026 academic session.
According to reliable sources gathered by Team Campusinfo, the meeting will bring together top decision-makers in the Nigerian education sector. It is an annual gathering that helps set the stage for how schools will admit students for the new academic year.
But what is this meeting really about? Why is it important? And what should students, parents, and even teachers expect?
What Is the JAMB Policy Meeting?
The JAMB Policy Meeting is a yearly event organized by JAMB (the body that conducts the UTME exam). This meeting is usually held after JAMB has released the results for the year. The purpose of this meeting is to bring together all the key people in Nigeria’s education system to make important decisions about how admission into tertiary institutions will be handled.
This meeting is chaired by the Minister of Education, and usually takes place in Abuja. It includes important people such as:
- Vice-Chancellors of Universities
- Rectors of Polytechnics
- Provosts of Colleges of Education
- Officials from the Ministry of Education
- Representatives from NUC, NBTE, and NCCE (these are the bodies that supervise universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education)
What Will Be Discussed at the Meeting?
The main focus of the 2025 JAMB Policy Meeting will be to set the guidelines for admissions into Nigerian tertiary institutions for the 2025/2026 session. Some of the key areas they will talk about include:
1. Minimum Cut-off Marks
One of the most talked-about outcomes of the policy meeting is the setting of minimum cut-off marks for admission. This is the lowest score a student must have in the JAMB UTME to be considered for admission into:
- Universities
- Polytechnics
- Colleges of Education
For example, in previous years, JAMB set the cut-off mark for universities at 140, while polytechnics had 100 and colleges of education had 100. However, individual schools are still allowed to set their own cut-off marks, as long as they are not lower than the minimum JAMB allows.
So after this meeting, students will finally know the official national benchmark.
2. Admission Guidelines and Quotas
Another major discussion point will be about how many students each institution is allowed to admit (called quotas) and how they should admit them.
They will also talk about:
- How many students can be admitted through UTME
- How many through Direct Entry
- How to handle admissions fairly (for example, based on merit, catchment area, or disadvantaged states)
These rules are very important because they help to ensure fairness and give every student a chance no matter where they are from.
3. Policy Directions for the New Admission Cycle
The meeting will also focus on general policy decisions that will guide the admission process.
These may include:
- When schools are allowed to start selling Post-UTME forms
- The timeline for uploading results to JAMB CAPS
- Whether new technology will be used to stop fraud
- Any new rules about O’level result combinations
- New guidelines on how JAMB CAPS (Central Admissions Processing System) should be used
All these help to make sure that the admission process runs smoothly, is transparent, and is free from cheating or favoritism.
Why Is This Meeting Important?
This meeting is very important for many reasons:
1. It affects every UTME candidate – The decisions made will directly affect how and when students get admitted into school.
2. It brings everyone together – From university leaders to government officials, everyone has a say. This makes sure the decisions are balanced.
3. It ensures fairness – By setting rules like cut-off marks and quotas, it makes sure every student has a chance, no matter their background.
4. It keeps admission organized – Without this meeting, every school might do things in their own way, which can cause confusion.
How Should Students and Parents Prepare?
Even though students do not attend this meeting, what comes out of it matters a lot to them. Here are a few things to do:
✅ Stay Updated
Once the meeting is over on July 8, JAMB will announce the official cut-off marks and guidelines. Students should stay informed so they know whether they meet the requirement for their chosen school.
✅ Check JAMB CAPS Regularly
JAMB uses an online platform called CAPS (Central Admission Processing System) to handle admissions. Students should keep logging in to see if any school has offered them admission.
✅ Be Ready for Post-UTME
After the meeting, most schools will start selling Post-UTME or screening forms. Students should prepare for these exams or screenings. Make sure you have your O’level results ready too!
✅ Don’t Panic
If your JAMB score is not so high, don’t lose hope. Some schools offer remedial programmes, or you can also consider polytechnics and colleges of education, which often accept lower scores.
Possible Outcomes of the 2025 Meeting
While the exact decisions will only be known after July, here are some possible outcomes based on what has happened in past years:
- Universities may agree on a minimum cut-off mark between 140 to 160
- Polytechnics may go with 100 to 120
- Colleges of Education might remain at 100
- Schools may be warned not to admit students below the official benchmark
- The Minister of Education might introduce new policies to reduce exam malpractice or speed up the admission process
Final Thoughts
The JAMB 2025 Policy Meeting is one of the most important events in Nigeria’s education calendar. It sets the tone for how schools will admit students into universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education. Students, parents, and school counselors should pay close attention to the outcome.
Even if you have already written your UTME and are waiting, don’t relax yet. Use this time wisely to prepare for the next step, whether it’s a Post-UTME exam or checking your CAPS portal regularly.
We at Team Campusinfo will be following the meeting and sharing all updates with you. As soon as JAMB announces the new cut-off marks and admission guidelines, we’ll let you know immediately.
So mark your calendar, July 2025 and get ready. Your journey to higher education continues!
FAQs About the JAMB Policy Meeting
Q1: Is the JAMB Policy Meeting only for universities?
No. The meeting includes representatives from universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education.
Q2: Can JAMB cut-off marks be different from a school’s cut-off mark?
Yes. JAMB gives the minimum allowed, but schools can set higher cut-off marks if they want.
Q3: What happens if I score below the national cut-off mark?
You may not be able to gain admission for that session unless you apply to a school that accepts your score or explore other options like remedial or pre-degree programmes.
Q4: Will the meeting affect Direct Entry students?
Yes. Admission quotas and processes for Direct Entry will also be discussed.
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View AllPETROLEUM TRAINING INSTITUTE, EFFURUN (PTI) RELEASES POST UTME ADMISSION FORM FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION
This is to inform all candidates that sat for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination
(UTME) that:
(1) All candidates who chose PETROLEUM TRAINING INSTITUTE, EFFURUN as their first choice of Institution and scored 130 and above, can apply for the 2025/2026 Post UTME screening exercise.
(2) All candidates who did not choose PETROLEUM TRAINING INSTITUTE, EFFURUN as their first choice of Institution and scored 130 and above and are willing to change their first choice to PTI before the screening date can also apply for the 2025/2026 Post UTME screening exercise.
(3) Online application will start from Monday 16th June 2025 and end 20th August 2025. Late registration starts from 21st August 2025 to 22nd August 2025
(4) The screening exercise will take place from 27th – 29th August 2025.
(5) For entry requirements and available programmes, see online admission prospectus for 2025/2026 Academic Session.
(6) The application fee for the Post UTME admission form is N2,000.00 and the procedure for payment is as stated below:
PROCEDURE TO OBTAIN POST UTME SCREENING FORM
• Visit http://www.pti.edu.ng
• Click on “Programmes Menu” Click on National Diploma & Higher National Diploma Programmes and Click “Apply Here” under the National Diploma Programmes.
• Fill in the “Post UTME Applicant Sign On” page and click on “Sign Up” at the bottom of the page
(Note: write down your username and password for subsequent use and click on submit).
• This will take you to the Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) page to generate the RRR code.
• Print the RRR code page (and keep the RRR printout) and take it to any Bank for payment.
• After the payment of N2,000.00 which is the cost of each application form, return to the PTI website (www.pti.edu.ng) and click on Students’ Menu and select “Applicant Login.”
• Enter your username and password and click login.
• Fill in the online Post UTME screening form which will be presented at the Examination/Interview Centre along with your RRR code printout, JAMB result and O ’Level result
(7) Candidates must enter their correct JAMB registration number, valid mobile phone number and e-mail address with which the Institute will communicate with candidates.
(8) Candidates should note that inconsistency in names, pictures on photo cards, O ’Level certificates, UTME results, and other registration documents will not be acceptable to the Institute and may lead to disqualification of defaulting candidates.
(9) NOTE THE FOLLOWING
1. If the Portal rejects your USERNAME and PASSWORD in your attempt to log in again after payment, then send an e-mail to [email protected] stating your RRR code. Or use the Requery at the bottom of the page.
2. Candidates are advised to read the instructions on the front page of the website before Completing the form.
3. Each candidate must confirm his/her JAMB registration number and e-mail address at the point of application, as there will be no result for wrong JAMB registration number/email address and other errors made by an applicant at the point of application.
4. Every information required for the filling of the Post UTME application form will be obtained from the Institute’s website; www.pti.edu.ng
For technical support, send an e-mail to [email protected] or call 07071203266. For further enquiries on admissions send an email to [email protected] or call 08023295684, 08028798994, 08082494883 and 08062190657.
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View AllLIST OF COURSES OFFERED IN YABA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY (YABATECH)
Welcome to a full and simple guide about Yaba College of Technology, also known as YABATECH. This school is one of the best and oldest in Nigeria, and it offers many great courses for students who want to learn, grow, and build a strong future.
Let’s explore more about this amazing institution and the different courses they offer.
🏫 A Quick Look at YABATECH
Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) was founded in 1947, and it is the first higher educational institution in Nigeria. That means it was the first place in the country where students could go after secondary school to learn more skills and earn a diploma or certificate.
The school is located in Yaba, a busy and popular area in Lagos State, Nigeria.
One of the special things about YABATECH is that it was also the first institution to start a Centre for Entrepreneurship Development in Nigeria. This means students can learn how to start their own businesses and become their own bosses. The college also has strong connections with companies and industries to help students find jobs and gain real-life work experience.
YABATECH is fully accredited by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), which means it is recognized by the government as a quality place to study.
📘 Courses Offered at YABATECH
Now, let’s go through the different courses you can study at YABATECH. These courses are grouped into categories so you can easily find what you are interested in. Each course also comes with a short and simple explanation.
💼 Business and Management Courses
These are for students who want to work in offices, start businesses, or manage organizations.
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Accountancy – Learn how to manage money, record income and expenses, and prepare financial reports.
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Banking and Finance – Understand how banks work, how loans and savings are managed, and how to deal with money.
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Business Administration & Management – Study how to run a company or a business successfully.
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Marketing – Learn how to advertise and sell products and services to customers.
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Office Technology and Management – Learn the skills needed to work in an office using computers, documents, and office tools.
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Public Administration – Understand how government offices and public services work.
🧪 Science and Technology Courses
These courses are perfect for students who love experiments, computers, or working in science labs.
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Computer Science – Learn how to use and build software, websites, apps, and solve problems with computers.
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Food Technology – Study how food is made, stored, and kept safe for people to eat.
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Science Laboratory Technology – Work in labs doing tests and research in biology, chemistry, or physics.
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Statistics – Use numbers and data to find answers to important questions.
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Nutrition and Dietetics – Learn how food affects our health and how to create good meal plans.
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Polymer Technology – Study how to create things using plastics and rubber materials.
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Printing Technology – Learn how books, newspapers, and other items are printed and produced.
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Textiles Technology – Study how clothes and fabrics are made using machines and materials.
🏗️ Engineering and Technical Courses
These are for students who enjoy building, fixing, and designing machines or structures.
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Agricultural and Bio-Environmental Engineering Technology – Learn how to use machines to help farmers grow food and protect the environment.
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Chemical Engineering Technology – Study how to turn raw materials into products like soap, fuel, and more.
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Civil Engineering Technology – Learn how to build roads, bridges, and houses.
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Computer Engineering – Build and repair computers and their parts.
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Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology – Study electricity and how to create and repair electronic systems.
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Industrial Maintenance Engineering Technology – Learn how to keep machines in factories working properly.
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Marine Engineering Technology – Learn how to work on boats, ships, and engines used in water.
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Mechanical Engineering Technology – Build and fix machines, engines, and tools.
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Mechatronics Engineering Technology – Mix electronics and mechanics to create smart machines like robots.
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Metallurgical Engineering Technology – Study metals and how they are made stronger and used in machines.
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Welding and Fabrication Technology – Learn how to join metal parts to create useful items like gates, tools, or machines.
🏠 Environmental and Built Environment Courses
If you love designing buildings, managing land, or planning cities, these courses are for you.
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Architectural Technology – Design building plans and work with architects to build structures.
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Building Technology – Study how to construct and maintain houses and buildings.
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Estate Management and Valuation – Learn how to manage properties like houses and land.
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Quantity Surveying – Manage building costs and materials to avoid waste and overspending.
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Surveying and Geo-Informatics – Measure land, draw maps, and help plan construction projects.
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Urban and Regional Planning – Plan towns and cities so people can live and work comfortably.
🎨 Creative Arts and Design Courses
These are for students who love to draw, design, and create things with their hands and imagination.
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Arts and Industrial Design – Create artworks and designs for products, advertising, and more.
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Fashion Design and Clothing Technology – Learn how to design clothes and run a fashion business.
📢 Communication, Tourism, and Hospitality Courses
Do you like speaking, traveling, or working with people? These courses may be right for you.
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Mass Communication – Learn how to write news, talk on radio or TV, and share stories with the public.
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Hospitality Management – Learn how to manage hotels, restaurants, and events.
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Leisure and Tourism Management – Study how to manage travel, vacations, and tourist attractions.
🌾 Agriculture and Related Courses
These are for students who want to work on farms, grow food, or care for the land.
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Agricultural Technology – Learn how to grow crops and raise animals with modern techniques.
📌 Why Choose YABATECH?
Here are a few reasons why many students choose to study at Yaba College of Technology:
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History and Reputation – It’s the oldest higher institution in Nigeria and known for quality education.
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Hands-on Learning – Most of the courses include practical training, so students learn by doing.
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Entrepreneurship Support – YABATECH teaches students how to start their own businesses.
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Location – It’s in the heart of Lagos, close to companies, industries, and job opportunities.
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Industry Links – The school works with real businesses, so students can get internships and jobs.
🎯 Final Words
Yaba College of Technology offers over 40 different courses in science, engineering, business, design, and more. Whether you want to become an engineer, a business owner, a fashion designer, or a scientist, YABATECH has a course for you.
The school gives you both knowledge and skills, so you can either get a good job or start your own company after graduation.
Take time to think about what you love doing, and pick a course that matches your dreams. YABATECH is ready to help you grow, learn, and succeed.
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View AllLIST OF COURSES OFFERED IN UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS [UNILAG]
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The University of Lagos, also called UNILAG, is one of the top and most famous universities in Nigeria. It is located in Akoka, Lagos State and was established in 1962.
UNILAG is one of the first-generation universities in Nigeria, and it is known for producing brilliant graduates across all fields. It has three campuses:
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The main campus in Akoka, Yaba
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The new School of Radiography campus
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The College of Medicine in Idi-Araba, Surulere
The main campus is very beautiful and is surrounded by the Lagos Lagoon, covering over 800 acres of land. UNILAG is officially approved and accredited by the National Universities Commission (NUC).
Let’s now look at the full list of courses you can study at UNILAG.
📚 List of Courses Offered at UNILAG
UNILAG offers over 100 different undergraduate courses. These are grouped under various faculties like Sciences, Engineering, Education, Medicine, Law, Management, and many more.
We’ve grouped the courses below by category and explained them in a way that even a 10-year-old can understand.
🔬 1. Science & Technology Courses
These courses are for students who love science, lab work, and research. You’ll learn how the natural and physical world works.
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Biochemistry – Study the chemistry of living things.
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Biology – Learn how animals, plants, and humans function.
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Botany – Study different types of plants.
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Zoology – Study animals and their behavior.
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Microbiology – Learn about germs, viruses, and bacteria.
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Marine Biology – Study animals and plants that live in the ocean.
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Chemistry – Learn about elements, mixtures, and chemical reactions.
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Physics – Learn about light, sound, energy, and motion.
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Geology – Study rocks and earth formation.
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Geophysics – Use physics to study the earth.
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Industrial Chemistry – Apply chemistry in industries and factories.
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Mathematics – Work with numbers, logic, and formulas.
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Industrial Mathematics – Use maths in real-world jobs.
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Statistics – Study and use data to make decisions.
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Computer Science – Learn how computers and programs work.
⚙️ 2. Engineering Courses
UNILAG is known for strong Engineering programmes. These are perfect for people who like building, machines, and solving problems.
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Civil Engineering – Design roads, bridges, and buildings.
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Chemical Engineering – Make products like soap, oil, and chemicals.
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Electrical/Electronics Engineering – Work with electricity and gadgets.
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Computer Engineering – Build computers and software systems.
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Mechanical Engineering – Learn about engines and machines.
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Metallurgical & Materials Engineering – Study metals and materials.
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Petroleum & Gas Engineering – Work in oil and gas industries.
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Systems Engineering – Manage and improve technical systems.
🧪 3. Medical, Health & Life Sciences
UNILAG’s College of Medicine is in Idi-Araba, and it’s one of the best in Nigeria. These courses train doctors, nurses, and health professionals.
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Medicine & Surgery – Become a doctor.
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Dentistry – Take care of teeth and gums.
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Pharmacy – Learn how medicines are made and given.
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Physiotherapy – Help people recover from injuries using physical methods.
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Nursing/Nursing Science – Care for patients in hospitals.
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Medical Laboratory Science – Test blood and other samples.
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Physiology – Study how the body works.
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Pharmacology – Study how drugs affect the body.
🏛️ 4. Law, Politics & Social Studies
Interested in how the law works or how governments run? These courses will help.
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Law – Become a lawyer, judge, or legal advisor.
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Political Science – Study politics, elections, and leaders.
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Sociology – Learn about people, culture, and how society works.
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Social Work – Help people with problems in their lives.
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Psychology – Study how people think and behave.
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Philosophy – Ask deep questions about life, truth, and values.
💼 5. Business, Finance & Management
Want to work in banks or run your own company? These are the best courses for that.
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Accounting – Manage money, records, and financial reports.
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Banking & Finance – Learn how banks and money markets work.
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Business Administration – Manage companies and lead teams.
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Insurance – Help people protect their money and property.
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Actuarial Science – Use maths to predict financial risks.
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Finance – Plan and control money and investments.
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Industrial Relations & Personnel Management – Manage workers and job rules.
🎨 6. Arts, Languages & Culture
These courses are great if you love writing, reading, languages, or creativity.
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English Language – Study English grammar, literature, and writing.
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French – Learn to speak and write in French.
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Chinese Studies – Study the Chinese language and culture.
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Igbo – Study the Igbo language.
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Yoruba – Learn to read and write in Yoruba.
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Russian / Russian with French or German – Study Russian and another foreign language.
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Linguistics, Igbo and Other African Languages – Learn about how African languages work.
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Creative Arts – Act, sing, dance, draw, and make art.
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History & Strategic Studies – Learn about important past events and how they shape the future.
🏫 7. Education Courses
If you want to be a teacher or work in schools, these are for you.
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Adult Education
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Early Childhood Education
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Educational Administration
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Home Economics & Education
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Guidance & Counselling
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Health Education
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Human Kinetics – Study sports, movement, and fitness.
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Technical Education
📘 Education with Subject Specialization:
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Education & Biology
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Education & Chemistry
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Education & Christian Religious Studies
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Education & Economics
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Education & English Language
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Education & French
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Education & Geography
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Education & History
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Education & Igbo
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Education & Integrated Science
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Education & Islamic Studies
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Education & Mathematics
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Education & Physics
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Education & Yoruba
🏘️ 8. Environmental, Architecture & Planning
These courses teach you how to design buildings and cities.
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Architecture – Design houses, schools, and offices.
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Urban & Regional Planning – Plan towns and roads.
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Estate Management – Manage land, houses, and property.
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Building – Learn construction and project supervision.
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Quantity Surveying – Calculate building costs.
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Surveying & Geoinformatics – Use maps and data to study land.
🎯 Final Thoughts
The University of Lagos (UNILAG) offers one of the widest ranges of undergraduate courses in Nigeria. With world-class teachers, well-equipped facilities, and a strong reputation, it is no surprise that UNILAG is one of the most competitive universities in the country.
Whether you want to be a doctor, lawyer, engineer, teacher, artist, or business owner, you can find the right course for you at UNILAG.
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