This is to announce to the general public that the prestigious University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) has just released her 2024 Post UTME screening form. The notice on the just released UNN post UTME form was made known to us through a reliable staff who works in the university. 

On this note, students who wish to gain admission through UTME or Direct Entry into UNN are advised to quickly purchase and register for UNN post UTME screening for 2023/2024 online.

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Is UNN Post UTME form for 2024/2025 on sale?

Based the information just reaching me from the admissions office; plans are being put in place for the official announcement/release of 2024/2025 UNN POST-UTME/DE admission forms, and the general cut-off mark.

All details regarding this will be pasted on the official website of the University of Nigeria, soonest. The portal for online registration has just been activated. However, If you are an aspirant, please do not rush to portal to register yet.

Kindly get below documents ready and wait for UNN to ask you to start your registration. DO NOT BE FASTER THAN YOUR SHADOW at this point in time. The Official Info and instruction on how to go about this online registration will be on UNN website before the next 72 hours..

How much is UNN post UTME screening form for 2024?

The price for UNN post UTME screening form is usually N2,500 (Two thousand five hundred Naira only). This amount is equivalent to $6.850 for foreign students. Note that this money must be paid directly through the university’s application portal through Remita or direct credit card payment.

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Documents That Will Be Used For UNN POST-UTME Registration

1. Birth Certificate or declaration of age (Affidavit)
2. Local Government Identification or state of origin or affidavit.
3. Primary school Testimonial
4. First School Leaving Certificate (if you don’t have it, You will use Primary school testimonial in place of it)
5. JAMB Result Slip (Whether original or ordinary result slip; anyone can serve)
6. O-Level Result (Please if your o level is not ready, you can put it awaiting result during registration)

If you are an aspirant, get these credentials or documents ready and await official information from school.

How to Apply for UNN 2023/2024 Post UTME Form

Kindly follow the steps below to buy UNN post UTME form and register online:

Step 1: Visit UNN post UTME application portal for 2024 using the link below: https://unnportal.unn.edu.ng/ApplicationFormPage.aspx

Step 2: Select Online Application Form for 2024/2025 Admission Screening Exercise

Step 3: Enter your JAMB Registration Number to be able to generate a payment invoice.

Step 4: After generating your invoice, proceed to any commercial bank in Nigeria for Payment.

Step 5: Alternatively, you may want to pay through your credit card and save yourself the stress of going to the bank.

Step 6: Now, Return to the Portal again and enter JAMB Registration Number again and you will be taken to a page to complete your registration.

Step 7: Fill in all the required information and proceed to enter your O’level results if you have them.

Step 8: Enter O-Level Subjects and Grades (also provide your Centre and Examination Number)

Step 9: Re-enter your grades correctly

Step 10: In the next section, you have to upload your certificates. That is, your birth Certificate or age declaration, local Government Identification, testimonial, first School Leaving Certificate and JAMB Result Slip.

Step 11: Review Summary page and check that all details entered are correct

Step 12: Finally, click on SUBMIT and print ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SLIP

Note: UNN accepts two sitting results for admission. So you are allowed to register if you want to use two O’level results. Accordingly, you can also use awaiting results if you do not have your O’level results at the time of registration.

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UNN Post UTME Guide For Candidates

UNN is a wonderful school which, undoubtedly, every Nigerian student wishes to attend. However, it is a hard nut to crack when it comes to admission issues. As prospective students, there are a lot of things that you need to know about the examination you are preparing for. In the following set of tips, you will get to know things you must observe or avoid to ensure that, among other things, your result comes out. The following are handy:

1. Study and prepare for the screening like your life depends on it. UNN Post UTME examination are not as difficult as JAMB because their questions are usually drawn from JAMB. However, if you really want to gain admission into UNN this year, you must practice for UNN post UTME screening very well.

2. Don’t forget that group discussion constitute an important part of your efforts towards a good performance in the examinations and the actualization of your admission goal. If you are on Facebook, join other prospective lions and lionesses in our student forum.

3. Note that you must register for the screening exercise within the stipulated period. Those who fail to register within the period will not be screened. Normally, the data of every candidate are loaded into the school’s portal from JAMB database. So you may not need to scan your passport on the form.

4. Note that you are meant to write the same four subjects you entered in your JAMB UTME. UNN screening examination is now done on the CBT platform and comprises of sixty (60) questions in all. That is, 15 questions per subject. Nonetheless, there were years that forty (40) questions were set, with each subject containing ten (10) questions.

The total time allowed for the examination is 15 questions * 4 subjects = 60 minutes. This means that students are not expected to spend more than one minute on a question.

5. You also need to note that subjects like Literature in English is not based on any particular novel or poems. More so, the school is not restricted to current JAMB syllabus. This implies that they can set questions that are not in the current JAMB syllabus.

6. Ensure that you go to the exam venue with a the documents and materials expected of you. The required documents are usually: a duly completed copy of post UTME online pre-registration form (carrying a passport-sized photograph), JAMB slip and HB Pencil.

7. Information on halls for the screening is always at the Campus and on the University’s website, a day before the examination.

8. Try as much as possible to conduct yourself well in the examination hall. Do your best to obey simple instructions and to abide by the rules and regulations of external examinations. Lastly, do not enter the exam hall with GSM handset or any other extraneous materials.

How to pass UNN post UTME examination

I have stated it time and again that UNN post UTME examination is not very easy if you don’t study. Nonetheless, it is not impossible to pass the examination with a very high scores in all your subjects.

All you have to do is to follow simple instructions. I strongly recommend you to CLICK HERE if you wish to read my article on how to prepare and pass UNN post UTME examination excellently. You can also watch my video on how to pass UNN post UTME screening below:

UNN Post UTME Cutoff Marks (General)

UNN will cut or peg her 2020/2021 POST-UTME general cut-off Mark at 180, as she was one of the 40 institutions that promised to peg her cut-off mark at 180, during the last JAMB admission meeting.

However, These below (9) institutions insisted that, they must cut 200 & above. They are:

1. Covenant university

2. Obafemi Awolowo university

3. University of Ibadan

4. Seminary of All Saints (Affiliated to University of Benin)

5. University of Benin

6. Bigard Memorial Seminary (Affiliated to University of Ibadan)

7. University of Lagos

8. Immanuel College of Theology and Christian Education

9. St. Peter and Paul Seminary

When is unn Post UTME registration deadline?

The deadline for online registration for the 2023/2024 screening for admission into the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) for the next academic session has been extended beyond the original date of Friday, September 15, 2023, which was set for midnight. This notice is to alert the University Community, prospective students, and the general public that the online registration period has been extended until midnight on Sunday, October 15, 2023. This initiative aims to facilitate the registration process for eligible individuals who have not yet completed the registration procedure. In contrast to the conventional P-UTME CBT test, the screening process for the next academic session of 2023/2024 will rely on the evaluation of authenticated JAMB UTME, O/Level, and Direct Entry results. It is imperative that each applicant promptly submits authenticated Ordinary Level (O/Level) examination results to the Centralized Admission Processing System (CAPS). Failure to comply with this requirement might potentially jeopardize your opportunity for admission. The University has indicated that its decision to deviate from the traditional computer-based test screening approach is based on the intention to alleviate the potential difficulties that may arise for applicants who would be required to travel to the university for the screening process, considering the prevailing economic and security conditions in the country. 

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General Information About UNN

The University of Nigeria, popularly known as UNN, is a federal institution situated in Nsukka, Enugu State, which is located in the eastern region of Nigeria. The University of Nigeria, established by Nnamdi Azikiwe in 1955 and officially inaugurated on October 7, 1960, has three campuses located in Enugu State: Nsukka, Enugu, and Ituku-Ozalla. Additionally, the university operates a campus in Aba dedicated to certain programs. The University of Nigeria has the distinction of being the first fully indigenous and independent institution in Nigeria, drawing inspiration from the American educational framework. The institution in question has the distinction of being the first land-grant university on the African continent, and is widely recognized as one of the top five esteemed institutions within Nigeria. The university is comprised of a total of 15 faculties and 102 academic departments. The institution provides a total of 108 undergraduate programs and 211 postgraduate programs.

Located in the tranquil city of Enugu, the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) serves as a prominent institution renowned for its commitment to scholarly distinction. The institution has commenced the registration process for the Post UTME screening exercise for the academic session of 2023/2024, in accordance with its academic schedule. The commencement of the screening registration was on the 2nd of August, 2023. Prospective applicants have the option to submit their applications electronically, accompanied by a payment of N2,000, and according to the prescribed instructions. The determination of eligibility is contingent upon attaining a minimum score of 160 in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), in addition to meeting other specified conditions. In contrast to past years, the screening process would evaluate students based on the Point System rather than computer-based testing (CBT) examinations.

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In conclusion, the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) usually conduct Post UTME screening for prospective students. The screening process has significant importance within the university’s admission system, as it serves the purpose of choosing individuals who satisfy the academic prerequisites for a range of programs. During the Post UTME screening process, applicants are normally evaluated via a comprehensive assessment that includes written tests and, in some cases, oral interviews. The specific evaluation methods used may vary depending on the department and program to which the candidates have applied. The primary objective of the screening procedure is to assess the applicants’ level of competency in topics that are pertinent to their selected field of study.

It is often recommended for candidates to engage in comprehensive preparation by completely examining their high school curriculum and directing their attention towards subject areas that are relevant to their preferred academic discipline. In addition, it is important for individuals to possess a comprehensive understanding of general knowledge and be informed about current events. Candidates must ensure that they thoroughly review the precise criteria and rules established by the University of Nigeria Nsukka in order to get the most current and accurate information pertaining to the Post UTME screening procedure. Furthermore, it is recommended that applicants be vigilant in monitoring the official university website and other authorized communication platforms for any updates or modifications pertaining to the screening process. According to the present report, it is possible that the University is considering the implementation of a point system screening technique as an alternative to the usual computer-based testing (CBT) examination method.

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