UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN (UI) POSTED THAT UTME SCREENING APPLICATION FORM IS OUT

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University of Ibadan, UI post
UTME screening application
form for the 2018/2019
academic session is out.
UI post UTME minimum cut-off
mark is 200. The post UTME
screening exercise date will be
communicated to candidates
through their email addresses
and sms.
UPDATE: UI post UTME screening
exercise for the 2018/2019
academic session is yet to
commence. Will you like to know
immediately the form is out?
BOOKMARK THIS PAGE AND KEEP
CHECKING BACK.
You can however check below
for the 2017/2018 process and
requirements.
This is to inform candidates who
have chosen University of
Ibadan, Ibadan, as their most
preferred Institution of choice in
the last UTME and scored the
required cut-off point of 200
that the University website will
be open on Monday, 04
September, 2017 to Friday, 23
September, 2017 for the
submission of their bio-data and
SSCE/NECO results online.
The deadline for submission of
bio-data / O/level results may not
be extended. Therefore, any
candidate whose bio-data are
not submitted within the
stipulated time will not be
considered for Post-UTME
Screening and for admission.
How to Apply for
University of Ibadan Post
UTME.
(a) Candidates are required to
log-in to the Admission Portal
(https://
www.admissions.ui.edu.ng)using
their Jamb Registration Number
as their user name and their
surname as their password e.g.
65345521EGOYEKANMI
(Surname) Afolabi Mary. The
screening fee is N2,000.00. This
should be paid through the
ADMISSION PORTAL in favour of
University of Ibadan (Admission
Processing Fee Account).
Candidate’s Name, JAMB
Registration Number, Telephone
Number and E-mail Address
should be quoted at the point of
payment.
Payment Options:
1. Credit/Debit Card Payment using
ATM card;
2. Cash at bank using the printout
from the portal to make payment
at the bank; and
3. Direct bank account debit
whereby you use your internet
banking tools to make payment.
Candidates are expected to print
the payment success receipt
which should display full names
of the candidate (SURNAME first)
as in the UTME result slip
preceded by the JAMB
Registration Number, as the
payee and the payment reference
number showing the success
message.
(b) Upon successful payment,
candidates should proceed on
the portal to submit their bio-
data and O/level results.
(c) Candidates should ensure that
the online forms are carefully
filled, following ALL necessary
instructions, as “mistake(s)” may
lead todisqualification.
(d) Please fill the online forms
inCAPITAL letters only.
(e) Candidates are expected to
upload their passport
photographs and signatures. The
image format for the passport
and signature is JPEG and must
not exceed 50kb. The
photographs must be clean and
clear, without glasses and cap/
head-tie or cover.
(f) Candidates are then to print
the evidence of completion of
transaction and keep for further
reference.
(g) An online help desk platform
onhttp://
www.admissions.ui.edu.ng/
helpdesk will be available to
handle all genuine enquiries.
UI Post UTME Screening
Exercise Date.
The date for the post UTME will
be communicated to candidates
through their email addresses
and sms. Candidates are,
therefore, advised to provide
valid and active email addresses
and phone numbers. The
University will not take
responsibility for failure to get
information as a result of
invalid email addresses and
functional phone numbers.
Misrepresentation/falsification of
documents is a serious offence.
Candidates are, therefore,
advised to submit genuine
documents only. Anyone found
guilty of this offence will be
disqualified automatically and in
appropriate cases, be handed
over to the Law Enforcement
Agencies.
Candidates are strongly advised
to adhere strictly to the
guidelines stipulated above for
successful completion of the
online submissions.

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