POST UTME application form

Universities listed below are now officially accepting POST UTME application forms. Discover how to apply step-by-step, check if you’re eligible, and learn the common mistakes to avoid during the application process.

POST UTME Application Form

You’re already picturing life on university, you’ve aced your JAMB, and your score appears to be good. But wait—there’s still a crucial step to complete before you leave: the POST UTME Application Form.

Here’s the worst part…

Your JAMB score won’t be significant if you skip this step. No admittance if there is no POST UTME.

Unfortunately, a lot of students miss out on opportunities each year just because they had no idea where, when, or how to apply for the POST UTME. You’re here now, and this article contains all the information you need, so that won’t be you.

No more confusion. No more guesswork. Below is a universal guide that works for most Nigerian universities and polytechnics:

Practices Free POST UTME Past Questions and Answers (PDF format)

List of universities accepting POST UTME application forms

Below are the listed universities accepting post-UTME application forms. You can now click to apply

TASU POST UTME Form

KASU POST UTME Form 

UNIOSUN POST UTME Form

BSU POST UTME Form

DELSU POST UTME Form

ESUT POST UTME Form

ABSU POST UTME Form

OOU POST UTME Form

EKSU POST UTME FROM

RSU POST UTME Form

LASU POST UTME Form 

MOUAU POST UTME Form

UNICAL Post UTME Form

FUTO Post UTME Form 

FUTA Post UTME form

UNILORIN Post UTME Form

OAU Post UTME form

UI POST UTME Form

 UNILAG POST UTME Form

How to apply POST UTME Application Form

1. Confirm Eligibility
   Ensure you choose the institution as your first choice in JAMB and score above the school’s minimum cut-off.

2. Visit the Official School Portal
   Go to the university or polytechnic’s POST UTME portal. Examples:

   • UNILAG: www.unilag.edu.ng

   • UI: www.ui.edu.ng

   • UNIBEN: www.uniben.edu

3. Create a Profile
   Register using your full name, JAMB reg number, email address, and phone number.

4. Pay the Application Fee
   Most schools charge between ₦2,000 – ₦3,500. Payment is usually made via Remita, ATM card, or bank deposit.

5. Fill Out the Form
   Enter your academic details, upload your documents (JAMB slip, WAEC/NECO result, passport photo, etc.).

6. Print Your Acknowledgment Slip
   This is proof you’ve successfully applied. Don’t lose it—you’ll need it on the exam day.

Practices Free POST UTME Past Questions and Answers (PDF format)

Common Mistakes to Avoid During POST UTME Registration

Now that you’ve passed JAMB, your last obstacle is the POST UTME. But you could lose the admittance you’ve fought so hard to get if you make one minor mistake. The most frequent POST UTME errors that students make are broken down in this post, along with detailed instructions on how to prevent them.

1. Missing the Application Deadline

   • Many candidates wait too long and miss the closing date.
     Tip: Apply early and keep track of key dates on the school’s portal.

2. Registering on Fake Websites

   • Scammers often create lookalike portals.
     Tip: Only apply through your university’s official website.

3. Using Incorrect JAMB Details

   • Entering the wrong JAMB registration number or score leads to disqualification.
     Tip: Double-check your JAMB slip before submitting.

4. Uploading Blurry or Wrong Documents

   • Poor-quality passport photos, wrong result uploads, or missing documents.
     Tip: Use clear, recent passport photos and scan original documents.

5. Choosing the Wrong Course or Program

   • Some applicants mistakenly choose programs they didn’t register for in JAMB.
     Tip: Align your course choice with what you registered for in JAMB.

6. Failure to Meet Cut-Off Marks

   • Applying to a school or department without meeting its required cut-off.
     Tip: Research the latest departmental cut-offs before applying.

7. Ignoring Subject Combinations

   • Not knowing the right subject combo required by the course or school.
     Tip: Confirm from official sources the subjects required for your course.

8. Inputting Wrong Personal Information

   • Errors in names, date of birth, or contact details.
     Tip: Cross-check every personal detail before you submit.

9. Skipping Required Payments or Not Following Payment Instructions

   • Incomplete payment or not confirming transactions leads to invalid applications.
     Tip: Use approved payment methods and save your receipt or invoice.

10. Failing to Print or Save Acknowledgement Slip

• No proof of registration can complicate things later.
  Tip: Always print or save your POST UTME application slip for records.

POST UTME Application Requirements

1. JAMB Registration Number

   • You must have registered for and written the UTME.

   • Your score must meet or exceed the institution’s minimum cut-off mark.

2. First Choice Institution

   • Most schools only accept candidates who selected them as their First Choice in JAMB.

   • Some allow for a change of institution before applying.

3. O’Level Results (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB)

   • You must have a minimum of five (5) credit passes, including English and Mathematics.

   • Some schools accept students awaiting results, others do not.

4. Valid Email Address and Phone Number

   • Required for communication and registration confirmation.

5. Passport Photograph

   • Recent, clear photo in the required dimensions (usually white or red background).

6. Application Fee

   • Usually between ₦2,000 and ₦3,500, payable online (Remita, debit card) or via bank.

7. Birth Certificate or Age Declaration (sometimes required)

8. Local Government/State of Origin Certificate (some institutions require this)

9. Upload of Required Documents

   • Some schools ask you to upload scanned copies of:

     • JAMB result slip

     • WAEC/NECO result

     • Passport photo

     • Birth certificate/state of origin certificate

Please take note, check your school’s official admission portal for specific guidelines, and avoid using unofficial links. Requirements may vary slightly from school to school.