Since 2020, the federal government of Nigeria has established twelve new universities, each with specific missions and course offerings. These institutions were created to expand access to tertiary education and address workforce needs across critical sectors of the economy. 12 New Federal Universities in Nigeria and Their Courses Below is a detailed overview of each … Read more
Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), Ago‑Iwoye, has set the general UTME cut‑off for 2025/2026 at 160. Meeting this marks the first hurdle, but each course has its own departmental threshold based on competitiveness and demand. These departmental cut‑offs reflect the minimum UTME score candidates need before progressing to O-level verification and internal ranking. What cut‑off applies … Read more
Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), a respected state university in Ogun State, charges different fees based on your program, faculty, and residency status. Freshers can expect to pay between ₦71,728 and ₦173,396 in tuition. Non-indigenes typically pay 10%–15% more. On top of tuition, students cover acceptance fees, accommodation (optional), and other regulatory charges. Acceptance and Mandatory … Read more
Ekiti State University (EKSU), Ado-Ekiti, divides its fees into categories based on faculty, program, and student residency status. For the 2025 session, fees generally range from ₦205,000 to ₦655,000 for indigenes and from ₦255,000 to ₦755,000 for non-indigenes, depending on the faculty. These student groups pay different rates because of state-level policies aimed at supporting … Read more
Osun State University (UNIOSUN) conducts a post-UTME screening rather than a written exam. The screening aggregates combine your JAMB score and O’Level results to determine eligibility. With a general UTME cut-off set at 160, more competitive courses require higher thresholds, up to 200 or more. Below is a breakdown of what you need to know … Read more
Osun State University (UNIOSUN) releases a faculty-based fee structure for each session, split between freshers and returning undergraduates. For 2025/2026, this structure reflects varying origins of students and program competitiveness, offering clarity on cost expectations depending on your chosen faculty. How are fees structured by faculty for new undergraduates? Freshers at UNIOSUN pay different amounts … Read more
In Nigeria, federal universities use various admission screening processes, either traditional written Post-UTME exams, online document checks, or a mix of both, before offering admission. These screenings help institutions verify candidates’ UTME scores, subject combinations, and O’Level results, ensuring only qualified students move forward. Unlike many private schools that rely heavily on payment, federal universities … Read more
As the 2025/2026 academic session draws closer, several Nigerian universities, federal, state, and private, have kept their admission doors open past the usual June closing deadlines. Some institutions still sell post-UTME or screening forms, offering hope to applicants whose scores came in late or who missed earlier opportunities. Which federal universities are still admitting students? … Read more
Every year, thousands of students write the UTME hoping to get into competitive courses in top Nigerian universities. However, some schools raise their admission standards so high that only students with very high UTME and post-UTME scores stand a real chance. The 2025 admission cycle is expected to follow the same trend as 2024, where … Read more
Modibbo Adama University (formerly Federal University of Technology, Yola), located in Adamawa State, has released its JAMB UTME cut-off mark for the 2025/2026 academic session. The university, known for its focus on science and technology, requires applicants to meet specific benchmarks for UTME score, O’Level result, post-UTME performance, and correct subject choices. What is the … Read more