Nigeria Maritime University (NMU), Okerenkoko has opened up its Post-UTME/Direct Entry screening for the 2025/2026 academic session. If you want to apply, here is everything you need to know — from minimum scores and eligibility criteria to registration steps and closing dates.
Cut-Off Marks by Programme
Here are the department-specific UTME score requirements for NMU:
Programme | Cut-Off Mark |
---|---|
All UTME candidates (baseline) | 160 |
Engineering Faculties (Marine, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Petroleum & Gas Engineering) | 170-180 depending on the course |
Environmental Management & Related Programmes (such as Fisheries, Marine Geology, Meteorology) | 160 |
Transport & Nautical Sciences | 160-170 depending on the course |
Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for NMU’s screening:
- You must have selected NMU as your first choice institution in your UTME application.
- Your UTME score must be 160 or higher.
- You must have at least five credit passes in relevant O’Level subjects.
- Complete the bio-data form carefully and provide accurate personal data.
Registration Steps & Screening Fee
Here’s how to register:
- Complete the online registration form on the NMU screening portal.
- Pay the non-refundable screening fee of ₦2,000.
- After payment, register your bio-data and fill out necessary personal and course-related details.
- Print out the screening slip or acknowledgment once registration is confirmed.
Important Deadlines
- Closing date for registration is 22 August 2025.
- All steps — score verification, payment, form submission — must be completed before this deadline; late applications are usually not accepted.
Tips to Improve Your Chances
- Ensure your O’Level results include all required subjects and meet credit conditions.
- Make sure you picked NMU as first choice, or changed to it before deadlines if allowed.
- Be accurate with personal data — spelling of names, UTME registration number etc. Mistakes can cause disqualification.
- Apply early to avoid portal overload as the deadline gets near.
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