Federal
Published: May 19, 2026
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By Emmanuel Iweh
University Admission Screening Tips for 2026 Candidates
"Key advice for prospective university students on preparing for post-UTME screening and physical clearance."
With the 2026/2027 admission season now in full swing, candidates must shift their focus from the UTME exam to the institutional screening phase. Most Nigerian universities have begun preparing their post-UTME screening procedures, which involve both document verification and potential aptitude tests.
Candidates are advised to prepare a 'clearance folder' containing original copies of their JAMB result slip, O’Level certificates (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB), birth certificates, and local government area identification. Given that many institutions are moving towards a hybrid screening model, applicants should frequently monitor the university's official website for instructions. One of the most common pitfalls during this phase is the omission of uploaded O'Level results on the JAMB portal. If your results are not reflected on the JAMB e-Facility, the school will be unable to process your admission, regardless of your UTME score. Ensure your data matches exactly across all platforms. Furthermore, be wary of third-party admission agents promising guaranteed placement; all official admission processes are handled exclusively through the JAMB CAPS portal. Any offer not reflected on the CAPS dashboard is considered invalid and unofficial. By remaining organized and vigilant, students can navigate this phase with minimal stress and maximize their chances of securing admission into their first-choice institutions.
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