Admiralty University Post-UTME & Direct Entry 2025/2026: Eligibility & Registration Guide


Admiralty University has opened its Post-UTME and Direct Entry registration for the 2025/2026 academic session. If you’re applying, here’s a detailed breakdown of what you need—eligibility requirements, how to register, courses, and useful tips to help you succeed.


Programmes Offered

Among the degree programmes available at Admiralty University are:

  • Natural & Applied Sciences (e.g. Computer Science, Microbiology, Industrial Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Mathematics)
  • Management & Social Sciences (Business Administration, Accounting, Economics, Finance)
  • Education (e.g. Science Education, Arts Education)
  • Law (LL.B)
  • Engineering-Related / Technology Programmes
  • Health Sciences-related courses

Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for Admiralty University’s Post-UTME / Direct Entry screening, candidates must:

  • Have selected Admiralty University as their first-choice institution in the UTME registration.
  • Meet or exceed the required UTME score for their desired programme (some competitive programmes may have higher cut-offs).
  • Have at least five credit passes at O’Level in relevant subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, obtained in not more than two sittings.
  • For Direct Entry applicants: hold valid qualifications such as ND, NCE, HND, or their equivalents, with acceptable grades.

Registration Process

Here are the steps to apply:

  1. Complete the online registration form during the stated registration window.
  2. Pay the prescribed screening fee.
  3. Fill in the online form carefully, including personal data and academic information.
  4. Upload required documents such as passport photograph, UTME result slip, and O’Level results (and Direct Entry credentials if applicable).
  5. Submit the form and print the acknowledgment or confirmation slip for your records.

Important Tips for Applicants

  • Ensure your O’Level results are uploaded accurately on JAMB CAPS to avoid disqualification or delays.
  • Double check all entries (names, UTME registration number, course choice) before submission.
  • Aim for a UTME score above the minimal cut-off if applying for competitive courses.
  • Submit as early as possible to avoid last-minute technical problems.

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