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UI Post-UTME 2025/2026: Registration Open, Cut-Off 200, Exam Dates & How to Apply

 UI Post-UTME 2025/2026: Registration Open, Cut-Off 200, Exam Dates & How to Apply




Who Is Eligible to Apply?

To qualify for UI’s Post-UTME screening:

  • You must have scored 200 or above in the 2025 UTME.

  • UI must have been your first-choice institution.

  • Direct Entry (DE) candidates are also eligible and must follow separate DE-specific instructions.

Key Dates & Registration Window

  • Registration Period: Monday, 21 July 2025 to Saturday, 17 August 2025. No extensions are expected. 

  • Screening Exam Start Date: Monday, 25 August 2025. Specific exam dates will be communicated individually. 

  • UI Cut-Off Mark: What You Need to Know

  • The JAMB Cut-Off Mark for UI is 200 across all courses. 

  • Departmental cut-off marks may be higher. Candidates from Educationally Less Developed States (ELDS) may benefit from adjusted thresholds based on merit and quota.

Fees & Payment Process

  • Portal Access Fee: ₦3,000

  • Screening Fee: ₦2,000
    Payment must be made through the official UI admission portal via ATM cards, internet banking, or at bank branches. Always print and keep your payment receipts.

How to Apply — Step-by-Step

  1. Visit the UI admissions portal and log in using your JAMB registration number (e.g. 202412345678EG) and surname (uppercase) as your initial password.

  2. Pay the ₦3,000 portal fee and ₦2,000 screening fee.

  3. Complete the bio-data form and upload necessary documents (O’Level results, UTME printout, valid email and phone number).

  4. Print the confirmation slip and payment receipt.

  5. Your specific exam date will be shared on your dashboard or via official communication.

Post-UTME Screening: What to Expect

  • The screening is conducted via Computer-Based Test (CBT) or structured evaluation.

  • Results and admission lists will be published online.

  • Ensure your contact details are accurate to receive updates.

Tips to Improve Your Chances

  • Register early to avoid portal issues or website traffic spikes.

  • Upload clear, accurate documents to avoid disqualification.

  • Provide active email addresses and phone numbers for exam dates.

  • Check departmental cut-offs if you’re from ELDS.

  • Prepare ahead with past UI Post-UTME questions and practice exams.

Frequently Asked Questions

QA
Can I register if I scored below 200?No. UI’s minimum UTME cut-off is 200.
Is there an extension to the registration deadline?No. Registration ends on 17 August 2025.
What documents are required?O-Level results, UTME printout, and valid contact details.
How will I know my exam date?It will be displayed on your portal dashboard or communicated via email/text.

Call to Action

Don’t delay — register now on the official UI admissions portal and stay ready for your screening from 25 August. Check ScholarConnect Africa daily for real-time updates on UI Post-UTME results, cut-off changes, school-specific tips, and more.

Location: Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria

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