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If Lagos State University (LASU) has offered you admission, congratulations but the work isn’t over. To secure your place you must accept the offer (on JAMB CAPS where applicable), pay the LASU acceptance fee and follow the school’s admission/registration steps. This guide gives a complete, copy-ready walkthrough: how to confirm an offer, how to accept … Read more

The University of Ibadan (UI) remains one of Nigeria’s most sought-after universities. If you’re applying for the 2025/2026 academic session whether by UTME or Direct Entry this guide walks you through everything you need: the admission requirements, departmental cut-off notes, step-by-step application & Post-UTME/screening process, how to accept or reject an offer on JAMB CAPS, … Read more

If you scored well in JAMB and you’re aiming for admission into Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, this guide walks you through everything you need for the 2025/2026 admission exercise. You’ll find the official cut-off mark used by OAU, who is eligible for Post-UTME/CBT screening, the exact step-by-step application process on the OAU admissions portal, … Read more

Preparing for UNIBEN admission can feel stressful deadlines, cut-offs, portals and payment instructions all matter. This article walks you, step-by-step, through the full UNIBEN 2025/2026 admission process: who is eligible, how to apply through the official UNIBEN (WAeUP) portal, what screening documents you need, how acceptance payments work, and realistic tuition/fee expectations by faculty. Where … Read more

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) remains one of Nigeria’s most sought-after universities. For the 2025/2026 admission cycle, UNILAG has published its admission modalities, merit cut-off marks, screening rules and fee schedules information every aspirant and newly admitted student needs to know. This article gives a practical, step-by-step breakdown of how to apply for Post-UTME (where … Read more

Direct Entry (DE) is the shortcut many candidates use to gain admission into 200-level of Nigerian universities without repeating the 100-level year. For 2025/2026 admissions, DE remains a widely used route for holders of JUPEB, IJMB, NCE, ND/HND, and other approved advanced qualifications. This guide explains who qualifies for DE, which qualifications are accepted, how … Read more

Not everyone who dreams of university in Nigeria wants or manages to write the UTME (JAMB) or achieve the UTME score they hoped for. Fortunately, there are legitimate, widely accepted routes that allow qualified candidates to enter degree programmes without the UTME. These include A-level programmes such as JUPEB and IJMB, recognized diploma and pre-degree … Read more

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) gives candidates full visibility and control over admission offers from Nigerian tertiary institutions. Instead of waiting for confusing SMSes or rumor, CAPS allows you to see offers online, accept them, or reject them so you remain available for other offers. Accepting or rejecting … Read more

Every year, thousands of Nigerian students anxiously await their examination results while hoping to secure admission into their preferred universities. Fortunately, many Nigerian universities accept students with Awaiting Results (WAEC/NECO/SSCE), allowing candidates to apply even before their final results are out. This guide provides a comprehensive list of such universities, their specific requirements, application procedures, … Read more