So, the Federal University of Health Sciences, Ila-Orangun—known around here as FUHSI—has kicked off its Post-UTME and Direct Entry form sales for the 2025/2026 session. The process opens officially on Tuesday, 5th August. This school has been popping up more often in conversations lately. Maybe it’s the focus on health and tech courses. Or maybe it’s because the cut-off marks are clear, with no hidden tricks. Whatever brought you here, let’s run through everything without long grammar. Who’s Qualified? Here’s the Real Deal You can apply if: You picked FUHSI as your first choice during UTME registration. You didn’t, but

If you’re aiming for a spot at the Federal University Lokoja (FULOKOJA) this year, then this one’s for you. The school just opened its Post-UTME and Direct Entry screening for the 2025–2026 academic session. Whether you already picked FULOKOJA as your first choice or you’re planning to switch, here’s your chance. The screening runs from Monday, 28 July to Friday, 12 September 2025. Who Can Apply? It’s pretty straightforward. UTME candidates must score at least 160 DE candidates must have applied through JAMB Everyone must make FULOKOJA their first choice in JAMB Got all that? Good. How the Screening Works

Bayero University, Kano has set the ball rolling. The online screening form for the 2025/2026 admission season is now out. If you’re hoping to join BUK this year, don’t wait till the last minute. Deadlines creep up fast. Here’s the full gist. Are You Eligible? You must have picked BUK as your first choice in the 2025 UTME. That part is not negotiable. Then check your score. BUK doesn’t have one general cut-off for all courses. They broke it down by faculty, and some courses are tighter than others. A few are chill — asking for 160. Some are a

So, Nigerian Army University Biu (NAUB) has quietly opened its doors for the next batch of students. No noise, no ceremony, just a simple notice tucked away on their site. If you’re one of those who picked NAUB as your first choice during JAMB and you managed at least 160 in your UTME, it’s go time. No jokes. When You Should Apply The screening will start on Monday, 4 August 2025, and will wrap up Sunday, 7 September 2025. That’s a solid four weeks, but don’t relax too much. If you snooze, you fit miss out. You gats hurry small.

The news many students have been waiting for is here at last. The University of Port Harcourt has put out the results of the Post UTME screening for the coming academic year. If you wrote that exam and have been biting your nails, the wait is done. Your score is already sitting on the school’s portal, waiting for you to log in. Steps to check your UNIPORT result The process is straight, not tricky at all. Just follow these moves: Go to the UNIPORT Post UTME portal Fill in your Username and Password in the right spaces Hit the login

You know those “Happy New Month” messages that flood your phone at the start of every month? Most of them feel like they came straight out of an old greeting card bin. Too polished. Too stiff. And way too forgettable. We all want to say something kind, but why does it have to sound like a speech at a primary school assembly? If you’ve ever paused mid-type because your message felt too forced, you’re not alone. Here’s a better way. These are short, kind, and warm messages you can actually send—texts that sound like you, not a robot wearing a

So the wait is over. The Air Force Institute of Technology has made public the Post UTME screening results for the coming academic year. If you sat for that exam and have been refreshing your browser like a restless night guard, you can now see how you did. The results are live, waiting quietly on the school’s portal. How to check your result The process is not long-winded, though it can feel a bit tense when your heart is beating faster than your mouse clicks. To see your score: Visit the AFIT Post UTME result page Type in your UTME

So here’s the thing. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has dropped fresh instructions that caught many students off guard. Everyone who took the UTME and had earlier uploaded their O’level results, especially those who did so before the final WAEC results came out, now has to go back and re-upload. Yes, again. Why this sudden move? JAMB explained that it cleared all the old records from its system. The reason is simple, they want to avoid mix-ups that could come from half-done uploads. Some students had put in “awaiting results” or partial scores while the exam body was still

The 2025 Joint Admissions & Matriculation Board, JAMB Syllabus is now readily available online. It’s very important for candidates preparing for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to avail themselves of the Syllabus prepared by the board. It is a tool that helps students learn more effectively. It contains information about the course, its materials, and how to succeed in the course. Online JAMB syllabus is the easiest and most convenient way to get relevant information regarding each subject Objectives, Topics, Contents, Notes and Recommended Textbooks. Note, JAMB UTME will be purely CBT; it’s

The long wait is over. Lagos State University, better known as LASU, has finally dropped the admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session. For many candidates, this is the moment of truth, the big reveal after months of tension and refreshing pages online like someone waiting for football scores. The list contains names of those who have been granted provisional admission into various degree programmes. If LASU was your choice, now is the time to check if your dream course has your name written on it. Checking Through JAMB CAPS At the moment, admission status is first accessed through the

For many applicants, the past weeks have been filled with restless nights, refreshing portals like it is a new social media feed. Now, the big news is here: Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY) has officially published the admission list for the 2025/2026 session. This announcement covers the batch of those seeking National Diploma (ND) Full-Time places. If you were part of the crowd that sat for the admission process, this is your signal to check where you stand. Where and How to Check Your Admission Status MAPOLY has made it clear, the JAMB CAPS portal remains the first stop for all

The University of Cross River State (UNICROSS), once called CRUTECH, has finally dropped the much-anticipated admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session. For hundreds of hopefuls, this is that moment when months of waiting either pays off or stretches on just a little longer. It is not unusual for emotions to run wild at this stage. Some will smile wide and dance around their rooms, others will keep refreshing the portal hoping their own name slips in tomorrow. Admission lists can feel like a lottery, but here we are, the gates have opened. How to Check Your Admission Status Right

Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, better known as LASUTH, has officially rolled out its admission form for the Orthopaedic Cast Technology programme. This is not just another classroom gig, it is a hands-on course that trains the very people who fix broken bones into shape. And yes, it is fully accredited by the National Board for Technical Education. The programme leads to a National Diploma (ND) after two years of full-time study. By the end, those who make it through are qualified Orthopaedic Cast Technicians, ready to step into hospitals where their skills are in demand. Who Can Apply? The

The gates have swung open again at the University of Calabar, this time for the JUPEB programme. If you’ve been waiting for that extra chance to step into higher learning without going through the usual JAMB route, this is your cue. The university has announced that its JUPEB admission portal is now live for the 2025/2026 academic session. The JUPEB programme, as you may know, gives students direct entry opportunities into 200 level in many Nigerian universities. It is tough work but, as they say, every big road begins with one small step. Who Can Apply? The requirements are simple

The campus in Sokoto is getting ready to put on its finest robe again. Usmanu Danfodiyo University, fondly called UDUSOK, has fixed the date for its 42nd convocation ceremony. The gathering is more than just speeches and gowns, it is a moment when years of hard work finally take shape in certificates, diplomas, and degrees. The Vice Chancellor, Professor Bashiru Garba, speaking on behalf of the council, senate, staff, and students, has opened the doors wide to the public. Everyone is welcome. Key Details at a Glance Date: Saturday, 6th September 2025 Time: 9:00 am prompt Venue: University Convocation Arena,

There are second chances, and then there’s this. Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, has set a mop-up Post-UTME screening for those who couldn’t attend their earlier test or who shifted from another university into ABU. For many, it is the last bridge before admission slips start flying. The date is Wednesday, 28th August 2025. The venue, Iya Abubakar Institute of Information and Communication Technology. Time? Bright and early, 8:00 AM sharp. Why the Mop-Up Matters ABU already sent out bulletins in July and August, but not everyone caught the wave. Some missed their slot, others switched schools midway. This mop-up, as

Every year, the gates of Umaru Musa Yar’adua University, Katsina (UMYU) swing open for new faces. This time, the call is out for UTME and Direct Entry applicants hoping to join the 2025/2026 session. The school has set the ball rolling with an online registration exercise. It kicks off Friday, 29th August 2025, and will shut down on Thursday, 25th September 2025. That is a full window, yet you know how we like to wait until last minute. Better not, before wahala. Who Can Apply Not everyone gets in, so here’s the rundown: UTME candidates who chose UMYU as their

It is almost that time again when caps fly in the air, proud families cheer, and graduates finally exhale after years of long nights and lecture hall runs. Michael and Cecilia Ibru University (MCIU), tucked in Agbarha-Otor, Ughelli, Delta State, has set the stage for its 7th Undergraduate and 1st Postgraduate Convocation Ceremony. The celebration is billed for Saturday, 6th September 2025. By 9:00 in the morning, guests, graduands, and the academic community will gather at the Power of Faith Building, the university’s landmark hall. What To Expect Convocations are never just another formal event. They carry a mix of

For many young people, the past few weeks have been full of anxious checking, refreshing, and small prayers whispered before logging in. Now the word is out. The Federal University Gusau (FUGUS) has officially released its admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session. The names are in, and those who made the cut have been offered provisional places into their chosen undergraduate programmes. How To Check Your Status The checking process is handled online, and yes, it’s through the JAMB CAPS portal. The steps are not too tricky once you have your login details handy. Visit the JAMB EFacility portal.

Paul University Awka has dropped the long-awaited admission list for the 2025/2026 session. For many students, this is the moment that either sets the tone for the year or keeps them refreshing their phones every other hour. The management confirmed the update, and all eyes quickly turned to the JAMB CAPS portal. How To Check Your Status The process may look a bit tedious, but it is straightforward once you sit down with your details. Here is the step-by-step guide: Head to the JAMB EFacility portal. Sign in with your JAMB username and password. Scroll until you see Check Admission

Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK) has rung the bell for change. What many knew simply as Mass Communication will now take different shapes. No longer one big umbrella, it has been broken down into three fresh degree paths: Broadcasting Journalism and Media Studies Public Relations The move came through a circular signed by the Registrar, Dr. Bala Isyaka Ahmed II, on Wednesday, 20th August 2025. Candidates who chose Mass Communication in this year’s UTME or Direct Entry must quickly update their course choice to any of these three if they want to sit for the Post-UTME. Other Courses Affected The

Bayelsa Medical University (BMU) has lifted the lid on its admissions for the 2025/2026 academic year. The gates are open, the conditions are out, and the call is clear for those hoping to join the school. Whether you dream of wearing a white coat or you simply want a future in sciences, this is the point where the process begins. And like most things in Nigeria, there’s a catch, well not a bad one, just the rules you must meet before you can step through. The Cut-Off Marks The marks are set, and some are tall enough to scare, others

The Call Is Out Federal University Dutse, known simply as FUD, has opened its doors again, this time for the 2025/2026 academic year. The school is inviting both UTME and Direct Entry candidates to take part in its online screening exercise. The dates are set. From Monday, 25 August 2025 to Monday, 15 September 2025, the screening portal will remain active. Once the window closes, that’s it. Who Can Apply The invitation is not for everyone. There are conditions. Candidates must have chosen FUD as their first choice. UTME applicants need a score of 150 or above in the 2025

The Nigerian Bottling Company has sent out a notice that will catch the eye of many fresh engineering graduates. It is the Coca Cola Technical Trainee Programme for 2025. A chance to step inside one of the biggest names in the drinks world and learn the ropes, not just from books but from real machines, real plants, real people. The company says it wants to build the next set of leaders in supply chain and engineering. That may sound lofty, but the idea is simple: take in raw talent, polish it with skill, and set them loose in the field.

A Contest That Carries More Than Prizes Every year, the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board sets the stage for young undergraduates to prove their pen is sharp enough to shape conversations. Now in its 8th edition, the essay contest has grown into something students look forward to. For some, it is about the money, no doubt. For others, it is the chance to have their name printed in a magazine that goes far beyond campus walls. The topic for 2025 is one that carries weight: “Sustaining Local Content Policies in The Transforming Oil And Gas Industry.” That alone tells

There is a new chapter for students eyeing Pankshin. What was once known as Federal College of Education, Pankshin has now been upgraded and listed as Federal University of Education, Pankshin. That small switch in name means a lot, and candidates must act on it fast. The cut-off mark is set. Anyone who scored 150 or above in the 2025 UTME now has a chance to move forward. But the condition is simple: update your details on the JAMB portal. Who Needs To Make The Change? The notice speaks to two groups of students in particular. Those who picked Federal

Anchor University in Lagos has pinned down the dates for its Post UTME screening. For candidates eyeing admission into the 2025/2026 academic year, the notice is clear: the process is happening in two rounds. Some will show up on campus, others will log in from their homes, but all roads lead to the same point, admission. Screening Dates And Modes The university has split the screening into two groups. Physical Screening For candidates living in the Southwest region. Venue: Anchor University campus. Date: Tuesday, 26 August 2025. Time: 9:00am. Online Screening For candidates living outside the Southwest. Mode: Online, coordinated

The Signature College of Nursing Sciences in Karu, Nasarawa State, has dropped the date for its first batch entrance exam. It lands on Saturday, 30 August 2025. The time is 10:00am, sharp, at the ASSCOHMS campus auditorium. No excuses, no strolling in late, because once the clock starts, the gates may not stay open long. What To Know Before The Day Exams come with a rhythm, and this one is no different. Candidates are expected to show up early, sit steady, and carry whatever documents the College may later request. The test is not just another paper, it is the

Money talks, and in this case, it whispers to both students and parents: be ready. Franco-British International University has dropped its school fees list for the 2025/2026 session. It is the kind of detail people rush to check before buying a new suitcase or even dreaming about life on campus. The numbers are plain, but the story behind them is deeper. Different courses carry different tags, and each one matters for planning. Accommodation? That one is on a separate ticket, not included here. Nursing Programmes Fees For those heading into Nursing, the bill stands higher than most, though the reasons

Franco-British International University has opened its Post UTME doors for the 2025/2026 session. For those who made FBIU their first pick in the last JAMB, this is the green light to step forward. The form is already on sale, and the process is online. It is one of those announcements that looks simple at first glance, but it carries weight. For many, this is the first step to leaving home, chasing big dreams, and maybe learning how to live on noodles for weeks. Why People Choose FBIU The university often tells its own story, and some of the points are

The notice is out. Edo State College of Nursing Sciences has pegged its Post UTME test for two straight days, Monday 25 and Tuesday 26 August, 2025. The place is not hidden, the main campus on KM 6, Benin Sapele Road, right by Godwin Abbe Junction, Benin City. The time is sharp, 8:00am, no African time this round. What To Bring Along Students know how one missing paper can scatter things. So here, the College has listed what no one should forget. The receipt that shows payment for application. The online slip from registration. Original SSCE result or certificate, WAEC,

Some news trickles in softly, but carries weight for many young people dreaming of a nursing career. The College of Nursing Sciences at the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital has thrown open its doors again, calling for applications into the 2025/2026 ND/HND Nursing programme. The window is short, just from 21 August to 4 September 2025. If you blink too long, it may close. The Programme At A Glance This is no casual course. It is a steady four–year run, eight semesters in all, ending with a Higher National Diploma in General Nursing Sciences. Everything here has the blessing of

The Alvan Ikoku Federal University of Education, Owerri, has quietly rolled out its Post-UTME and Direct Entry screening for the 2025/2026 session. Starting from Monday, 28th July 2025, the gates open for young hopefuls who dream of a four-year degree. The doors are wide, covering Arts, Education, Sciences, Social Sciences, and even Vocational and Technical courses. Who can apply Now, let’s not beat around the bush. Not everyone qualifies. The rules are clear: Anyone who scored 150 and above in the 2025 UTME can take a shot. Direct Entry candidates need to have NCE, OND, HND, First Degree, A’ level

If you picked LAUTECH as your first choice or you’re planning to, the school has now opened its 2025/2026 admission portal. You’ve got until Wednesday, 20 August 2025 to sort out your application. No begging for extension after that. Just follow the process and make sure you meet the score cut-off for your course. Let’s walk through what you really need to know. Who Can Apply? First, you must: Choose LAUTECH as your first choice Score at least 170 in UTME (some courses need higher, check below) Be 16 years or older by 30 September 2025 Upload your O’Level results

The Bayelsa Medical University (BMU) Cut Off Mark has been set for the 2025/2026 academic session. These marks are vital for anyone seeking admission into BMU. Meeting the required cut-off mark is your first step towards joining the university. This score determine your eligibility for the BMU Post UTME screening exercise. Overview of Bayelsa Medical University Bayelsa Medical University was established in August 2018 by the Bayelsa State Government. This university is located in Yenagoa, the state capital. BMU focuses on providing high-quality medical education. It was created to fulfil the Nigerian Constitution’s provision that allows State Governments to establish

The Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun (FUPRE), Delta State, has opened applications for its Pre-Degree Programme for the 2025/2026 academic session. This programme is designed to help students get ready for 100-level entry into the university, mainly through JAMB. If you’re aiming for a course in engineering or science at FUPRE, this might be your starting point. Who Can Apply? You can apply if you meet the following: You have at least five O’level credit passes, including English and subjects related to your preferred course You can apply even if your result is still pending All applicants must sit