Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti is inviting eligible candidates for the 2025/2026 Post-UTME & Direct Entry screening. The screening is strictly by online verification of results (no written exam). Below are what to know — cut-off marks, who qualifies, how to apply, and closing date details.
Cut-Off Marks & Specific Points by Programme
- Minimum UTME score for general admission is 150.
- Some courses have raised cut-off marks:
- Medicine & Surgery — 260
- Law — 250
- Doctor of Pharmacy — 240
- Nursing Science — 230
- Medical Laboratory Science — 220
- Mass Communication — 200
- Engineering programmes — 180
- Computer Science — 180
- Medical Biochemistry — 180
Who Is Eligible
To be eligible for the screening, candidates must:
- Score at least 150 in the UTME, with higher scores required for competitive programmes.
- Have at least five credit passes in relevant O’Level subjects (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB) in not more than two sittings.
- Apply either as UTME or Direct Entry candidates. For Direct Entry, valid qualifications (ND, NCE, etc.) are required.
- Change to EKSU as first-choice institution via JAMB CAPS if not already done and are willing, when necessary.
- Be waiting O’Level results in case that’s your status, but apply once results are out.
Key Registration Steps & Fee
- The screening fee is ₦2,000 (non-refundable).
- Registration opens on 13 August 2025 and closes on 19 September 2025.
- You will fill an online form, provide personal and academic details, upload passport photo, upload O’Level results, and submit.
- Print acknowledgement/confirmation once registration is done.
Things to Note & Tips for Applicants
- No written Post-UTME exam — admission is based on online screening.
- Ensure O’Level results are uploaded to JAMB CAPS to avoid disqualification.
- Be careful with data: name spelling, UTME registration number, subject combinations. Errors often lead to rejection.
- For highly competitive courses, aim above the minimum cut-off to increase your chance.
- Complete all registration steps well before the deadline to avoid last-minute delays.
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