POST-UTME 2026:

 50 UNIVERSITIES. SOME FORMS CLOSE THIS WEEK. ACT NOW.


Port Harcourt : CampusDialog is alerting all 2026 UTME candidates and parents that Post-UTME forms for 50 Federal and State Universities are currently on sale. Several application deadlines fall within June 2026. Delay could mean losing an entire academic year.

CRITICAL: CLOSING IN JUNE 2026

As of 22nd June 2026, the following universities will close their Post-UTME application portals within days. Interested candidates are advised to apply immediately:

  1. UNIZIK - 21st June 2026

  2. RSU - 21st June 2026

  3. LASU - 23rd June 2026

  4. IMSU - 25th June 2026

  5. NMU - 29th June 2026

  6. AAU - 30th June 2026

  7. UNIDEL - 30th June 2026 (Extended)

  8. AE-FUNAI - 30th June 2026

  9. DELSU - 30th June 2026


ALREADY CLOSED

  • UNIPORT - Closed

  • FUET - Closed on 15th June 2026

  • NDA - Closed on 15th May 2026


JULY 2026 DEADLINES

InstitutionDeadline
PAAU1st July 2026
FUKASHERE1st July 2026
FUTA3rd July 2026
UNIBEN3rd July 2026
FUOYE3rd July 2026
LASUED5th July 2026
COOU7th July 2026
UNILAG8th July 2026
SDU/DSUST10th July 2026
KWASU10th July 2026
LAUTECH15th July 2026
POLAC15th July 2026
FUPRE17th July 2026
FUOTUOKE17th July 2026
FUTO31st July 2026
UNICAL31st July 2026
FUDMA31st July 2026
NDU31st July 2026
KOMU31st July 2026


AUGUST – NOVEMBER 2026 DEADLINES

InstitutionDeadline
UNIMED1st August 2026
UNIUYO7th August 2026
UNIMAID14th August 2026
OAU14th August 2026
FUAHSE19th August 2026
FULOKOJA13th September 2026
AFUED30th September 2026
UAES31st October 2026
NBU30th November 2026


NO DEADLINE ANNOUNCED YET

The following institutions have not yet announced their Post-UTME application deadlines:

FUAZ, UNILESA, KWASED, AAUA, EBSU, UNICROSS, FUADSI, ABSU, and FUTES.

Candidates are advised to apply early to avoid last-minute portal congestion and technical issues.


CAMPUSDIALOG ADVISORY TO CANDIDATES

  1. Check JAMB CAPS and the respective school portals directly. Admission processes are not conducted through WhatsApp groups.

  2. Apply immediately. Portals can crash, networks can fail, and missed deadlines are rarely extended.

  3. Utilize your second-choice institution wisely. If UNIPORT is closed, institutions such as PAAU, FUKASHERE, and UNIBEN remain open in July.

  4. Consider professional alternatives. Candidates whose UTME scores do not meet requirements for Nursing or Medicine may consider Direct Entry opportunities at St. Matthew's Royal College of Nursing Sciences, Eidenu-Irrua. Founded by Rt. Rev. Dr. Matthew Akhaze Okpebholo, the college is attached to a Specialist Teaching Hospital and offers visa-assisted programmes with international linkages. JAMB is not required.


ABOUT CAMPUSDIALOG

CampusDialog is a publication dedicated to tracking education policy, security, and access in Nigeria. The School Series documents both the challenges and opportunities within Nigerian educational institutions.

For further information, candidates are advised to visit JAMB CAPS and the official portals of their preferred institutions.


Ambrose Odiase, FIPMA, MANUPA, MAUA (UK)
Founding Editor/Publisher
CampusDialog.blogspot.com


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