Comprehensive guides for Nigerian university aspirants: JAMB UTME registration, subject combinations, cut-off marks, Post-UTME screening, course selection, and university tuition profiles.
The admission requirements for Nigerian universities, in their standard form, are: five O’Level credits including English Language (and Mathematics for most courses), in course-relevant subjects, in not more than two sittings; a UTME score meeting the institution’s minimum and your course’s departmental cut-off, with the correct UTME subject combination; first-choice status (in most cases) and … Read more
Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria (ABU) is a Federal university in Zaria, Kaduna State (Samaru and Kongo campuses), founded in 1962. 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 … Read more
Ambrose Alli University (AAU) is a State (Edo State) university in Ekpoma, Edo 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 course, … Read more
This is the 2026–2027 university admission guide: the complete admission process for the current cycle, from UTME registration through screening, CAPS admission, acceptance, and resumption — with the session’s policy figures stated, and every figure flagged for re-verification when the next cycle’s official announcements land. It is written as the current-cycle process guide, not as … Read more
Every UTME candidate writes four subjects: Use of English, which is compulsory for everyone, plus three subjects for your course. Get the three wrong, and a high score may still not get you admitted to that course. This guide gives you the combinations most commonly required for the major courses across Nigerian universities. Always verify … Read more
Fake admission agents sell what does not exist: guaranteed admission, “upgraded” courses, confirmed offers, and reopened screening windows. Real admission in Nigeria runs through exactly two systems — JAMB CAPS and your institution’s official portal — and neither one takes payment from an intermediary. If someone is selling you access to either system, they are … Read more
Linking your NIN to JAMB happens when you send your NIN to JAMB by SMS and JAMB creates your profile code from it. There is no separate “link NIN” button to press afterwards — the SMS is the link. Send NIN 12345678901 — the word NIN, one space, your 11-digit NIN — to 55019 or … Read more
Send this text from your own phone: NIN 12345678901 — the word NIN, one space, then your 11-digit NIN — to 55019 or 66019. JAMB will reply with your 10-character profile code. Have at least ₦50 airtime on the line. That is the whole process. Everything below is what to check before you send it, … Read more