Comprehensive guides for Nigerian university aspirants: JAMB UTME registration, subject combinations, cut-off marks, Post-UTME screening, course selection, and university tuition profiles.
To apply for Post-UTME successfully: choose the institution as your first choice on JAMB (or complete a change of institution first), buy the screening form on the institution’s official portal only, fill it with your JAMB and O’Level details exactly as they appear on your records, upload your results, pay the screening fee through the … Read more
When your CAPS dashboard shows an offer, click Accept Admission, confirm it, and then check that CAPS records your status as accepted. After that, print your JAMB admission letter and start your institution’s clearance process. Accepting is a decision, not a formality. Read this whole short guide before you click, because one part of accepting … Read more
Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) is a Federal (technology) university in Owerri, Imo State, founded in 1980. This guide covers its courses (by faculty), its admission requirements, and how its school fees work — with one honesty rule up front: no specific fee figure is asserted anywhere in this article. School charges vary by … Read more
Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) is a Federal (technology) university in Akure, Ondo State, founded in 1981. This guide covers its courses (by faculty), its admission requirements, and how its school fees work — with one honesty rule up front: no specific fee figure is asserted anywhere in this article. School charges vary by … Read more
After admission, before resumption, complete this checklist in order: accept on CAPS and print both admission letters; pay the acceptance fee through the official portal; complete clearance with originals and photocopies; pay school fees (or confirm NELFUND coverage); register courses; sort accommodation and funding early; and keep every receipt and document. Missing any step blocks … Read more
Federal, state, and private universities in Nigeria differ mainly in who owns and funds them — and that ownership difference drives fees, admission competition, and funding options, more than it drives degree validity. A degree from any NUC-recognised university, federal, state, or private, is a valid Nigerian degree. The choice between them should turn on … Read more
Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) is a Federal (technology) university in Owerri, Imo State, founded in 1980. This guide covers its schools and faculties, its admission requirements, its screening, and how its fees work — with the same honesty rule as the other profiles: no fee figure is asserted anywhere in this article, because … Read more
FUTA is a federal technology university in Akure, Ondo State, founded in 1981. Its programmes concentrate on engineering, computing, sciences, and technology management — if you want Arts, law, or medicine, FUTA is not the institution; its strength is precisely its specialisation. This guide covers FUTA’s schools, its admission requirements, its screening, and how its … Read more
Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) is a Federal (agriculture) university in Abeokuta, Ogun State, founded in 1988. This guide covers its schools and faculties, its admission requirements, its screening, and how its fees work — with the same honesty rule as the other profiles: no fee figure is asserted anywhere in this article, because … Read more
Distance learning (open and distance learning, ODL) in Nigeria lets you study for a degree primarily online or by distance, without regular physical attendance — through dedicated open universities, or through distance-learning centres (DLCs) run by conventional universities. Admission runs through the same JAMB routes (UTME or Direct Entry) for conventional universities’ DLC programmes, while … Read more