University of Uyo invites candidates for its Post-UTME and Direct Entry screening for the 2025/2026 academic session. If you aim to secure admission, this guide covers cut-offs, who qualifies, how to register, and tips to help your application.
Cut-Off Marks & Programmes
- Most programmes require a minimum UTME score of 150.
- Some competitive programmes have higher cut-offs, depending on course demand and faculty capacity.
- Faculties with raised cut-offs often include Medicine & Allied Health, Law, Engineering-adjacent sciences, and ICT-related courses.
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for UNIUYO Post-UTME / Direct Entry screening, you must:
- Choose UNIUYO as your first choice institution in your UTME registration (or make the change before the screening window closes).
- Meet or exceed the cut-off score for your chosen programme.
- Have at least five (5) credit passes in relevant O’Level subjects (including English Language and Mathematics), obtained in not more than two sittings.
- For Direct Entry candidates: have appropriate qualifications (ND, NCE, HND, or equivalent) with acceptable grades.
How to Apply & Registration Steps
- Access the UNIUYO Post-UTME / Direct Entry application form when registration opens.
- Pay the screening/application fee via the approved payment method.
- Fill in your biodata and academic information correctly.
- Upload your needed documents (passport photo, O’Level results, UTME result slip; for DE candidates also the DE credentials).
- Submit the form and print out the acknowledgment or confirmation slip for your record.
Helpful Tips for Success
- Ensure your O’Level results are uploaded on JAMB CAPS well before the deadline.
- Double check all your personal and academic details before submitting. Spelling mistakes, Name mismatches, wrong UTME registration numbers can lead to disqualification.
- For competitive courses, aim for scores well above the minimum to increase your chance.
- Apply early to avoid network congestion and last-minute glitches when portals are busy.
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