Comprehensive guides for Nigerian university aspirants: JAMB UTME registration, subject combinations, cut-off marks, Post-UTME screening, course selection, and university tuition profiles.
Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) is a Federal university in Ile-Ife, Osun State, founded in 1961. 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, faculty, and … Read more
Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) is a Federal university in Awka, Anambra State, founded in 1991. 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 charges vary by … Read more
The most competitive courses in Nigerian universities are those where applicant numbers vastly exceed available places, driving departmental cut-offs to the top of every institution’s range. The courses below are those most consistently reported as most competitive, grouped by field, with the reason for their competitiveness stated for each. Competitiveness is session- and institution-specific — … Read more
Less competitive courses in Nigerian universities are those where applicant numbers are closer to available places, so departmental cut-offs sit nearer the institution minimum. The courses below are those most consistently reported as less competitive, grouped by field, with the reason for their lower competitiveness stated for each. Less competitive does not mean low quality, … Read more
Late admission — admission after the main admission window for a session has closed, or after you missed your screening, acceptance, or fee deadline — is possible only through legitimate, still-open channels: supplementary lists, change of institution or course to an institution still screening, Direct Entry or open-university routes with later windows, or a fresh … Read more
Lagos State University (LASU) is a State (Lagos State) university in Ojo, Lagos State (with Epe and Ikeja campuses), founded in 1983. 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. … Read more
Lagos State University (LASU) is a State (Lagos State) university in Ojo, Lagos State (with Epe and Ikeja campuses), founded in 1983. 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 … Read more
JUPEB (Joint Universities Preliminary Examinations Board) is a one-year advanced-level programme, run by accredited institutions, that prepares candidates for Direct Entry admission into Nigerian universities at 200 level — without writing UTME. You complete the JUPEB programme (three subjects plus a general studies component, as the programme structures it), sit the JUPEB examination, and use … Read more
Regularisation is how a student whose admission is not on JAMB’s record gets it onto JAMB’s record — through a Late Application on e-Facility, a ₦10,000 fee, and an indemnity form signed by the institution and returned to JAMB. Without it, you have no JAMB registration number, no JAMB admission letter, and no NYSC mobilisation. … Read more
The JAMB mock exam is an optional practice exam, run by JAMB on the same CBT system as UTME, for candidates who indicate interest during registration. Your mock score does not count towards admission, does not affect your UTME score, and does not guarantee anything — its value is entirely in what it teaches you … Read more