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One thing many students focus on in university is their CGPA, but how many actually keep track of how it's changing from one semester to another? Imagine finishing your first semester and recording your CGPA. After your second semester, you calculate it again. Wouldn't it be helpful to see how your academic performance has changed over time? Did your CGPA improve? Did it drop? Or has it remained relatively stable? That's the idea behind the CGPA Calculator on CampusAI.ng. The calculator allows registered users to: Calculate their CGPA. Save their calculations to their account. Track their academic performance across semesters. View a graph showing their CGPA trend over time. For freshers, this can help you start monitoring your academic journey from your first semester. For returning students, it provides a way to review your progress and stay conscious of your academic goals. Of course, a calculator cannot improve your grades for you. Your study habits, preparation, and consistency still matter. But keeping track of your results can help you understand where you stand. We're building CampusAI.ng to help Nigerian students make better-informed academic and admission decisions. You can explore the calculator and other student tools here: 🌐 https://campusai.com.ng/CGPA-calculator Let's discuss: Do you calculate your CGPA after every semester? Do you think tracking your CGPA on a graph would be useful? What's your target degree classification? Let's hear your thoughts. |
Good morning, Nairalanders! If you are still seeking admission or planning to register for NECO GCE, here are three deadlines to keep an eye on: 1. COOU supplementary admission closes today Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University’s 2026/2027 supplementary application closes Friday, October 23, at 11:59 p.m. The stated UTME minimum is 150 for non-professional programmes and 200 for designated professional programmes. Course requirements still apply. 2. NECO GCE normal registration ends October 26 Normal registration for the 2026 SSCE External closes on Monday. Late registration runs from October 27 to November 3 and attracts an additional ₦5,000 fee. 3. FUMHSF Post-UTME deadline extended Federal University of Medical and Health Sciences, Funtua, has extended registration to October 26, 2026. Check the relevant official portals and complete your application early—do not leave payment or submission until the last minute. The full briefing also covers Gombe State University admission updates and other campus news. Source and official links: https://campusai.com.ng/news/campusai-morning-briefing-friday-october-23-2026-coou-supplementary-admission-closes-today-neco-gce-deadline-more Which of these updates affects you? |
JAMB has introduced a NIN Alignment Service in collaboration with the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) to help eligible candidates resolve discrepancies between their JAMB records and NIN information. The service covers four biodata fields: Names Date of birth Gender State/LGA of origin Important instructions for candidates: Correct any errors in your NIN records with NIMC before applying. Follow the prescribed application process through JAMB e-Facility. Carefully select all the fields that require correction before submitting. Verify your information before completing the application. Please note: JAMB describes this as a one-time opportunity. Submitting an application does not guarantee approval. For full details https://campusai.com.ng/news/jamb-introduces-nin-alignment-service-for-candidates-to-correct-biodata-discrepancies Official links: JAMB website: https://www.jamb.gov.ng/ JAMB e-Facility: https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/ What do you think about this service? Candidates who have discrepancies between their JAMB and NIN records should pay attention to the application conditions. Follow CampusAI for more Nigerian admission updates and education news: https://campusai.com.ng Candidates should confirm the current application procedure directly through JAMB's official channels before applying.
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Good morning, everyone. Here are some of the important Nigerian university admission updates for Friday, October 16, 2026. 1. FUGASHUA Post-UTME Extension The Federal University Gashua has reportedly extended its 2026/2027 Post-UTME screening deadline to November 3, 2026. The general UTME eligibility score is 150, subject to programme requirements, and the screening fee is ₦2,000. 2. NSUK Screening Extension Nasarawa State University, Keffi, has reportedly extended its screening deadline to October 21, 2026. Candidates should confirm the revised deadline through the university's official channels. 3. FUAZ Admission List The Federal University of Agriculture, Zuru, has reportedly released its first-batch admission list for the 2026/2027 academic session, containing 248 candidates. Successful candidates should check the official list, verify their status on JAMB CAPS and follow the university's registration instructions. 4. MOAUM Post-UTME The scheduled Post-UTME aptitude test at Rev. Fr. Moses Orshio Adasu University, Makurdi, concludes today, October 16, according to the supplied schedule. 5. Proposed 2027 Examination Timetable A proposed harmonised timetable has been announced for JAMB UTME, NECO, WAEC and NABTEB. Candidates should wait for the examination bodies to confirm their final timetables. The full briefing also covers JAMB CAPS, the November 30 deadline for outstanding 2021–2025 admission offers, admission timelines and warnings about admission scams. Read the full report here: https://campusai.com.ng/news/campusai-morning-briefing-fugashua-extends-post-utme-to-november-3-nsuk-to-october-21-fuaz-releases-admission-list Which school are you waiting for admission from? Share your updates and remember to verify admission information through official portals. CampusAI — Your Admission Journey, Smarter.
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The 2026 admission season is winding down, which makes this the best time for younger students, siblings and tutorial classmates to start preparing for the 2027 UTME. CampusAI.ng now lets you: 1. Set your UTME target score and track your gap against departmental cutoffs. 2. Practise CBT past questions (2000-2026) with syllabus topic drills. 3. Get an AI weak-topic diagnosis that shows exactly which lessons to study. Try the CBT simulator free: https://campusai.com.ng/cbt-simulator For daily admission updates, join our WhatsApp channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbD6bCD1NCraoIlpD218 Do you know someone writing JAMB in 2027? Share this with them. Questions are welcome in the comments.
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The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has announced Thursday, October 29, 2026, as the passing-out date for members of the 2025 Batch C Corps Members. The announcement is important for corps members preparing to complete their mandatory one-year national service. Corps members are advised to stay informed about the passing-out arrangements and follow instructions from their respective NYSC state secretariats. 📌 KEY DETAILS Programme: NYSC 2025 Batch C Passing-Out Date: Thursday, October 29, 2026 Organisation: National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Corps members should confirm any additional requirements or instructions through official NYSC communication channels. 📖 Read the full report on CampusAI: https://campusai.com.ng/news/nysc-announces-october-29-passing-out-date-for-2025-batch-c-corps-members Follow CampusAI for more Nigerian education news, NYSC updates, admission information and scholarship opportunities. |
There is a fresh admission development at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU). Reports indicate that candidates under the Faculty of Technology are beginning to see the message “Congratulations, Your Admission Has Been Approved” on their JAMB CAPS. ✈️ Aerospace Engineering admission has reportedly been confirmed for some candidates. What should prospective students do? 1. Log in to your JAMB CAPS account. 2. Check your admission status. 3. Remember that admission updates may vary between candidates. 4. Continue checking CAPS for further updates. Important: Candidates should confirm their individual admission status directly on JAMB CAPS. This report should not be taken to mean that all candidates in the faculty have received admission. 📲 Follow CampusAI on WhatsApp for more admission updates, JAMB news, scholarship opportunities, and other educational information: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbD6bCD1NCraoIlpD218 Stay informed with CampusAI! 🎓 |
Good morning, everyone. Here are some important admission updates for candidates seeking admission into Nigerian universities for the 2026/2027 academic session. 1. LASU Direct Entry Screening Lagos State University has extended its Direct Entry screening deadline to Sunday, October 11, 2026, at midnight. Eligible candidates who have not completed the screening should check the university's official announcement. 2. NSUK Post-UTME and Direct Entry Candidates applying to Nasarawa State University, Keffi, should confirm the latest screening deadline through the university. Conflicting dates of October 14 and October 15 have been reported, so do not rely on either without verification. 3. FUMHSF Post-UTME The Federal University of Medical and Health Sciences, Funtua, has announced its 2026/2027 screening exercise. The published closing date is October 21, with programme-specific UTME score requirements. 4. UNIOSUN Merit Admission List Osun State University has announced its 2026/2027 UTME merit admission list. Candidates should check their status and follow the university's official instructions. 5. Other Important Dates - Commonwealth Scholarships: October 20, 2026 - FUMHSF screening: October 21, 2026 - NECO SSCE External normal registration: October 26, 2026 - Public-university admission-processing timeline: October 31, 2026 Candidates should also check JAMB CAPS regularly, confirm their O'Level result uploads and avoid assuming that meeting a general cut-off mark guarantees admission. The full briefing includes more updates, scholarship information, admission guidance and useful CampusAI tools. Read the complete update here: https://campusai.com.ng/news/campusai-morning-briefing-october-10-2026-lasu-nsuk-uniosun-admission-updates-and-important-deadlines Which university are you applying to, and what is your current admission status? |
Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, has released its departmental cut-off marks for the 2026/2027 session. The figures cover Merit, Catchment Area (Osun, Oyo, Ondo, Ogun, Ekiti, Lagos) and ELDS categories. Merit cut-off marks for popular courses: Medicine and Surgery: 87.85 Dentistry: 80.73 Nursing Science: 79.55 Law: 77.65 Pharmacy: 76.23 Medical Rehabilitation: 74.70 Occupational Therapy: 72.90 Aerospace Engineering: 72.03 Mechanical Engineering: 69.73 Architecture: 69.18 Electrical and Electronic Engineering: 68.38 Computer with Mathematics: 68.20 Software Engineering: 68.08 Computer Engineering: 67.40 Accounting: 66.78 Civil Engineering: 65.25 Economics: 63.43 Mass Communication: 62.38 Cybersecurity: 62.03 Catchment example (Medicine and Surgery): Lagos 81.95, Oyo 84.43, Ogun 86.45, Osun 86.55, Ondo 86.55, Ekiti 86.93. ELDS: Listed by state for courses like Law, Pharmacy, Accounting, Business Administration and the computing programmes. For example, Law ELDS ranges from 53.43 (Kebbi) to 76.83 (Kwara). Lower cut-off courses: Many courses in Agriculture, Science, Arts and Education sit at or just above 50, so candidates with lower aggregates still have options there. What to do: Find your course in the list. Check whether you fall under Merit, Catchment or ELDS. Compare your aggregate with the cut-off for your category. Keep checking JAMB CAPS and the OAU portal for updates. Meeting the cut-off does not guarantee admission. You must also meet the other requirements and complete the required procedures. Full list for all faculties, including Education: https://campusai.com.ng/news/20262027-obafemi-awolowo-university-oau-admission-cut-off-marks Which OAU course did you apply for, and what is your aggregate? Drop it in the comments and let's help each other. |
Good day Nairalanders, Osun State University (UNIOSUN) has released its approved 2026/2027 departmental aggregate cut-off marks for 107 undergraduate programmes. The document contains two figures for each programme: 1. General Merit — the benchmark for candidates considered under the general merit category. 2. Catchment/Indigene — the applicable benchmark for eligible catchment or indigene candidates. Some of the highest published General Merit figures include: - Nursing — 77.4 - LLB — 77.1 - Radiography and Radiation Science — 74.5 - Medical Laboratory Science — 73.8 - Common and Islamic Law — 71.3 - Accounting — 69.0 - Mass Communication — 68.7 - International Relations and Diplomacy — 68.0 - Mechatronics — 66.8 - Criminology and Security Studies — 66.7 Candidates should compare their aggregate score with the correct figure for their chosen programme and category. However, meeting or exceeding the cut-off mark does not automatically guarantee admission. Applicants must still satisfy UTME, O'Level, subject-combination, Post-UTME, JAMB CAPS and other programme-specific requirements. What candidates should do now: - Confirm the cut-off mark for the chosen course. - Recheck the aggregate-score calculation. - Identify whether General Merit or Catchment/Indigene applies. - Ensure O'Level results are uploaded correctly to JAMB. - Monitor the UNIOSUN admission portal and JAMB CAPS. - Ignore anyone asking for money or passwords in exchange for guaranteed admission. Full CampusAI report with the complete 107-programme list: https://campusai.com.ng/news/uniosun-20262027-departmental-aggregate-cut-off-marks-complete-list-for-all-107-programmes Official UNIOSUN announcement: https://uniosun.edu.ng/news/uniosun-releases-2026-2027-admission-cut-off-marks/ Prospective students can share their course and aggregate score below for discussion, but please do not post JAMB passwords, OTPs or other private information. |
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AE-FUNAI’s official portal lists the 2026/2027 Supplementary UTME Admission exercise with a deadline of Monday, 12 October 2026 at 11:59 p.m. WAT. The university’s notice says no further extension will be granted. Candidates who applied to AE-FUNAI, whether or not they registered for the earlier Post-UTME, may be eligible if they have not yet received an offer and meet the requirements for the selected programme. The minimum UTME score is 150 for most listed programmes; Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry require 160. The stated fee is ₦5,000. Before applying, check the subject combination in the official notice: https://funai.edu.ng/news/notice-of-extension-of-2026-2027-academic-session-supplementary-admission-registration-to-monday-october-12-2026/ and change your course on JAMB CAPS to the intended advertised programme. Start from the official AE-FUNAI application portal: https://apply.funai.edu.ng/ Other urgent dates: Chevening 2027/28 closes today, 6 October, at 12 noon WAT (the official page showed it open at 08:25 WAT). EAUED second-batch admits have until 9 October at 11:59 p.m. to pay the acceptance fee and complete the next steps. ARC–GSSP scholarship applications close 8 October at 00:59 WAT. Full CampusAI update: https://campusai.com.ng/news CampusAI: https://campusai.com.ng |
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OAUSTECH has released its 2026/2027 Post-UTME results for selected Basic Health and Allied Sciences programmes. Candidates who took part can check their individual scores on the university’s official website or registration portal and keep monitoring their admission status. Cut-off marks listed in today’s briefing: - Nursing Science — 69.00 - Medical Laboratory Science — 50.00 - Public Health Science — 49.00 Other deadlines to note: - SLU Post-UTME/DE and UNIABUJA Post-UTME — October 4 - FUGASHUA Post-UTME — October 7 - FUTO supplementary screening and JAMB CAPS O’Level uploads — October 8 - FUMHSF Post-UTME — October 21 Read the full CampusAI Morning Briefing here: https://campusai.com.ng/news/campusai-morning-briefing-saturday-october-3-2026-oaustech-results-urgent-deadlines-jamb-caps-more Candidates should confirm their own results and requirements through the relevant official school channels. |
Candidates applying for the 2026/2027 academic session should take note of two current admission updates. Sule Lamido University, Kafin Hausa (SLU) says its UTME and Direct Entry screening registration closes at 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, October 4, 2026. The screening fee is ₦2,000 plus Remita charges. Applicants should use the official portal: https://admissions.slu.edu.ng/utme-de/ The SLU screening covers UTME and Direct Entry candidates. UTME candidates generally need five relevant SSCE credits, while programme cut-off scores are mainly between 150 and 160. Direct Entry candidates should check the stated qualification requirements and complete any required JAMB change of institution before applying. The Federal University of Medical and Health Sciences, Funtua (FUMHSF) opened its 2026/2027 Post-UTME online screening on September 30. Registration closes on October 21, 2026, and the screening fee is ₦2,000. Official portal: https://portal.fumhsf.edu.ng/ FUMHSF programme minimums include Medicine and Surgery 220, Nursing Science 200, Public Health and Doctor of Physiotherapy 180, and several other programmes at 170. Candidates must meet the threshold for their chosen programme and upload O’Level results on both the university portal and JAMB CAPS. Read the full CampusAI update for the requirements and steps: https://www.campusai.com.ng/news/20262027-post-utme-forms-slu-deadline-is-october-4-as-fumhsf-opens-screening Candidates should confirm the live instructions on the official institution portal before making payment. Screening registration is not the same as an admission offer. |
🇳🇬 29 NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES FEATURE IN THE 2027 TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION WORLD UNIVERSITY RANKINGS The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2027 are out, and Nigerian universities have increased their presence in the global ranking. According to the latest ranking: 🎓 29 Nigerian universities received a global rank or rank band 📊 62 Nigerian institutions were listed in the country results, with 33 classified as “Reporter”. 🏆 Covenant University, University of Ibadan and University of Lagos share Nigeria's highest position, in the 801–1000 global band. Other Nigerian universities appearing in the ranking include: • Ahmadu Bello University — 1001–1200 • Bayero University — 1001–1200 • University of Ilorin — 1001–1200 • University of Nigeria, Nsukka — 1201–1400 • Obafemi Awolowo University — 1401–1600 • University of Benin — 1401–1600 • Federal University of Technology, Akure — 1601–1800 • University of Port Harcourt — 2001+ • Federal University Oye-Ekiti — 2001+ …and several others. 🌍 Globally, THE ranked 2,297 universities across 118 countries and territories. THE's ranking considers areas including: 📚 Teaching 🔬 Research environment 🧪 Research quality 🏭 Industry 🌎 International outlook ⚠️ Important for students: A university's global ranking is NOT an admission cut-off mark, JAMB score, Post-UTME result or guarantee of the quality of every individual course. If you're choosing a university, you should also check the specific programme, accreditation, admission requirements, fees, screening arrangements and departmental information. 👉 Full list of the 29 Nigerian universities and their 2027 THE ranking bands: https://campusai.com.ng/news/nigerian-universities-in-the-times-higher-education-world-university-rankings-2027 What do you think about the performance of Nigerian universities in the 2027 global rankings? 🎓🇳🇬 CampusAI.ng — Nigeria's Academic & Admission Intelligence Platform |
Good afternoon, everyone. Here are the major Nigerian admission updates for today: 1. JAMB EXTENDS OUTSTANDING ADMISSION DEADLINE JAMB has extended the deadline for candidates with outstanding admission offers from the 2021–2025 admission exercises to November 30, 2026. Affected candidates should log in to JAMB CAPS and accept or reject their outstanding offers before the new deadline. 2. EAUED SECOND BATCH & DIRECT ENTRY LIST OUT Emmanuel Alayande University of Education (EAUED), Oyo has released its 2026/2027 Direct Entry and UTME Second Batch Admission List. Candidates should check the official EAUED admission portal. For candidates offered admission, the university states that JAMB CAPS acceptance must be completed by October 1, 2026. 3. UNILAG DIRECT ENTRY DEADLINE EXTENDED UNILAG has further extended its 2026/2027 Direct Entry application deadline to: 📅 October 6, 2026 Candidates who have not completed their applications should do so before the new deadline. 4. FUHSI SUPPLEMENTARY POST-UTME The Federal University of Health Sciences, Ila-Orangun has opened supplementary Post-UTME registration for four newly approved programmes. 📅 Deadline: October 6, 2026 🎯 Minimum UTME: 180 Programmes: • Healthcare Administration & Hospital Management • Social Work • Medical Physics • Chemistry Official portal: https://portal.fuhsi.edu.ng/apply/ 5. NECO 2026 RESULTS ARE OUT The 2026 NECO SSCE Internal results have been released. Candidates who previously used Awaiting Result for JAMB should check and confirm that their O'Level result has been properly uploaded to their JAMB profile. Result portal: https://results.neco.gov.ng/ 6. UNILESA DEADLINE There is conflicting information regarding a reported extension of the UNILESA 2026/2027 admission deadline. CampusAI could not independently verify the reported October 20 extension from the university's official notice. Candidates should therefore verify the current deadline directly on the official UNILESA portal before applying. 7. 2026/2027 ADMISSION PROCESSING CONTINUES Candidates should continue monitoring: ✅ JAMB CAPS ✅ University admission portals ✅ Email/SMS ✅ Official university announcements Full CampusAI updates: https://campusai.com.ng/news/campusai-afternoon-briefing-october-1-2026-jamb-deadline-extended-eaued-list-unilag-de-more https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbD6bCD1NCraoIlpD218 |
Hello Nairalanders, JAMB has extended the deadline for candidates with outstanding admission offers from the 2021–2025 admission exercises to November 30, 2026. This means affected candidates now have additional time to log into their JAMB CAPS profiles and indicate whether they want to accept or reject any outstanding admission offer showing on their records. What Candidates Should Know ✅ Admission years covered: 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025 ✅ New deadline: November 30, 2026 ✅ Action required: Accept or reject the outstanding admission on JAMB CAPS ✅ Candidates who accept can proceed to print their JAMB Admission Letter. ✅ Candidates who reject the outstanding offer will have their dashboard revert to “Not Admitted,” allowing JAMB to update its records. ✅ Candidates who already have a 2026 admission can reject an earlier outstanding offer without affecting their 2026 admission. What You Should Do 1. Log into your JAMB e-Facility account: https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/ 2. Open your CAPS/admission status. 3. Check whether an outstanding admission offer is showing. 4. Review the institution, programme and admission year. 5. Accept or reject the offer as appropriate. 6. Make sure the action is completed before November 30, 2026. ⚠️ Do not give your JAMB password, OTP, Profile Code or other sensitive details to agents claiming they can process this for you. Candidates should also understand that accepting an old outstanding admission does not automatically mean they can simply resume that old academic session years later. Where a candidate's circumstances have changed, the appropriate next step may require further action with JAMB or the institution. 📌 The main purpose of the exercise is to ensure that outstanding admission records are properly resolved on JAMB CAPS. Read more admission updates on CampusAI: https://campusai.com.ng/news/jamb-extends-20212025-outstanding-admission-acceptance-deadline-to-november-30-2026 🎓 CampusAI — Your Admission Journey, Smarter. |
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Hello Nairalanders, Several important 2026/2027 admission deadlines are approaching, with September 30 being a major date for candidates. Key Updates 🔴 JAMB: Candidates with outstanding admission offers from 2021 to date should accept or reject those offers before September 30. 🆕 ABU: Second-phase Post-UTME/DE registration is open from September 28 to September 30. 🆕 LAUTECH: Admission names are being uploaded to JAMB CAPS in batches. 🆕 UNILORIN: Admission uploads are also beginning on CAPS. 🆕 YABATECH: Admission uploads are continuing in batches. Deadlines 📌 NSUK — September 30 📌 BOUESTI — September 30 📌 UNILESA — September 30 📌 FUGASHUA — October 7 📊 FULOKOJA: Its official schedule provides for admission recommendations to be considered and approved on September 29, with forwarding to JAMB CAPS scheduled for October 5. If You Are Still Waiting for Admission Keep checking: ✅ JAMB CAPS ✅ Your institution's admission portal ✅ Your O'Level result status ✅ Your email/SMS where applicable Admission uploads can happen in batches, so candidates should continue monitoring their portals. 🌐 Full updates:https://campusai.com.ng/news/campusai-morning-briefing-tuesday-september-29-2026 |
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**JAMB CAPS IS BACK AND FULLY OPERATIONAL** JAMB has announced that the **Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS)** has been fully restored and is now operational after the temporary disruption. This is important for candidates and institutions currently processing the **2026/2027 admission exercise**. With CAPS back online, JAMB has urged institutions to **accelerate their admission processes** to recover lost time and meet the agreed admission deadlines. Candidates who receive admission offers are also advised to **promptly accept their offers on CAPS**. ### 📌 2026/2027 ADMISSION DEADLINES 🔹 **Public Universities:** October 31, 2026 🔹 **Private Universities:** November 30, 2026 🔹 **Other Tertiary Institutions:** December 31, 2026 Also, following the release of the **2026 NECO SSCE results**, candidates who previously had **Awaiting Result** are advised to upload and/or verify their results promptly so their credentials are available for consideration as institutions intensify admission processing. So, if you've been waiting for CAPS to come back online before checking your admission status, **now is the time to check.** 👉 Full update from CampusAI: https://campusai.com.ng/news/jamb-caps-fully-restored-admission-processing-resumes-as-20262027-deadlines-are-announced **Has your school started processing admissions on CAPS yet?** Drop your **school name and course** below. 👇 #JAMB #JAMBCAPS #Admission2026 #JAMBUpdates #CampusAI |
Good morning, Nairalanders. 🎓 **September 28, 2026 is here, and there are several admission updates candidates should not ignore.** If you are still waiting for admission, applying for Post-UTME, or trying to sort out your O'Level results, today's briefing has a few things worth checking. ### 🔴 JAMB 2021–DATE ADMISSION OFFERS Candidates with unresolved admission offers dating from **2021 to date** should take note of the **September 30, 2026 deadline**. If you have an outstanding offer, don't just assume it will remain there forever. Check your **JAMB CAPS** and take the necessary action before the deadline. ### 🎓 OAU SCREENING Candidates for **Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU)** should pay attention to the ongoing physical screening exercise. The screening exercise is scheduled for **September 25–30, 2026**. Candidates should check their OAU portal for their screening information and ensure they have the required documents. ### 📝 NECO 2026 RESULTS The **2026 NECO SSCE results are now available**, and candidates can proceed to check their results through the official NECO result-checking platform. If you previously had an **Awaiting Result** issue with JAMB, this is also a good time to ensure your result has been properly uploaded where required. ### ⏰ OTHER ADMISSION DEADLINES Several institutions still have important admission activities around this period. Some deadlines candidates should keep an eye on include: 🔹 **UNILESA** – September 30 🔹 **JAMB outstanding admission offers** – September 30 🔹 **FUTA Additional Screening** – October 2 🔹 **FUGASHUA Post-UTME** – October 7 Don't wait until the final few hours before attempting registration. University portals have a remarkable talent for becoming unavailable precisely when everybody suddenly remembers the deadline. ### 🎯 WHAT SHOULD YOU DO TODAY? If you're an admission candidate, take a few minutes today to: ✅ Check **JAMB CAPS** ✅ Check your university admission portal ✅ Confirm your O'Level result is properly uploaded where required ✅ Check any outstanding Post-UTME/DE application ✅ Review approaching deadlines ✅ Save important admission documents and payment receipts 📌 **Full CampusAI Morning Briefing:** https://campusai.com.ng/news/campusai-morning-briefing-september-28-2026-jamb-deadline-oau-screening-neco-results-more **Which admission update are you currently waiting for? Drop the school name below. 👇** |
The NYSC has released the 2026 Batch C Stream I deployment.Prospective corps members should check their individual posting, Call-up Letter and orientation-camp instructions through the official NYSC channels before making travel plans.Important notices for Batch C Stream I PCMs1.Check your dashboard: Confirm your institution, course of study, qualification, class of degree and other details. NYSC has advised candidates to apply for corrections where necessary. 2.Certificate names must match: The name on your certificate should match the name uploaded to NYSC. Candidates with discrepancies should contact their institutions to resolve them before reporting to camp .3.NERD clearance is required: NYSC has warned that prospective corps members without NERD clearance will not be allowed into camp. 4.Camp location may differ from deployment state: Some PCMs deployed to the FCT may have their Orientation Course in Benue, Nasarawa, Niger, Kaduna or Kano. Some PCMs deployed to Lagos may have their Orientation Course in Ondo, Osun, Kwara, Edo or Delta. 5.Married female PCMs: Those applying for concessional posting on marital grounds should upload the required documents, including a marriage certificate, the husband’s identity document and a letter of domicile from the husband. 6.Print and sign the required form: Candidates are advised to print and sign the form for submission during registration at the Orientation Camp. 7.Travel safely: NYSC advises prospective corps members not to travel at night to the Orientation Camp. Plan to arrive during the day. 8.Do not pay unofficial agents: Use only official NYSC channels. Be careful with anyone promising guaranteed redeployment, a preferred state or camp access in exchange for money. Read full details here https://campusai.com.ng/news/nysc-batch-c-stream-i-deployment-2026-released-check-your-posting
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The Federal University of Lafia (FULAFIA), Nasarawa State, has announced an ongoing recruitment exercise for academic and non-teaching staff positions. The vacancy listing was published through the Federal Character Commission recruitment platform on September 23, 2026. The FCC listing shows October 28, 2026 as the application deadline. Available academic positions - Professor - Reader/Associate Professor - Senior Lecturer - Lecturer I - Lecturer II - Assistant Lecturer The academic vacancies cover fields including Agriculture, Arts, Basic Medical Sciences, Basic Clinical Sciences, Clinical Sciences, Computing, Education, Environmental Design, Life Sciences, Management Sciences, Medical Laboratory Science, Nursing, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Physical Sciences, Radiography and Applied Health Science, Social Sciences and Veterinary Medicine. Non-teaching positions - Programmer II - Technologist II - Accountant II - Medical Officer - Pharmacy Intern - Medical Laboratory Scientist - Medical Laboratory Technician How to apply Candidates should first verify the vacancy on the Federal Character Commission recruitment listing. The actual application portal identified in the official notice is: https://careers.fulafia.edu.ng/ Applicants should create an account, select a suitable position, complete the form and upload the requested documents. Candidates should also ask their referees to send reports to registrar@fulafia.edu.ng, as stated in the notice. Read the complete guide, including position-specific requirements and official source links: https://www.campusai.com.ng/news/fulafia-recruitment-2026-vacancies-requirements-and-how-to-apply Applicants should use only official platforms and should be cautious of anyone requesting payment or personal information outside the official process.
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NECO releases 2026 SSCE examination resultshttps://punchng.com/just-in-neco-releases-2026-ssce-examination-results/ How to check 2026 NECO SSCE result onlinehttps://punchng.com/how-to-check-2026-neco-ssce-result-online/?amp
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Hello Nairalanders, CampusAI’s Thursday, September 24, 2026 morning briefing is now available. The main update is that the 2026 NECO SSCE Internal results are scheduled for announcement at 11:00 a.m. today, but the release has not yet been officially confirmed. Candidates should wait for NECO’s official confirmation and use only the official result portal. Other important updates include: - UNIZIK supplementary admission is open until September 27. - More institutions have released admission lists. - FUK has released First, Second, Third and Direct Entry admission batches. - OAU Post-UTME screening begins September 25 and runs through September 30. - JAMB’s SIM and email access process is available for affected candidates. - Outstanding JAMB admissions from 2021 to date should be resolved before September 30. - FUTA additional screening is listed for October 2. - FUGASHUA’s listed deadline is October 7. Read the full briefing: https://www.campusai.com.ng/news/campusai-morning-briefing-thursday-september-24-2026-neco-result-status-admission-lists-key-deadlines Useful CampusAI links: - Admissions Hub: https://campusai.com.ng/admissions - JAMB CAPS Guide: https://campusai.com.ng/jamb-caps - Post-UTME Hub: https://campusai.com.ng/postutme - Admission Checklist: https://campusai.com.ng/admission-checklist Please verify deadlines and admission claims on the relevant official portals before making payment. https://campusai.com.ng
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**🔥 CAMPUSAI MORNING BRIEFING — WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2026** Good morning, aspirants. Today is an important day for candidates preparing for admission. 🔴 **OAU Post-UTME registration closes today, September 23.** 🔥 **NECO 2026 SSCE results are scheduled for release tomorrow, Thursday, September 24, at 11:00 a.m.** 📢 JAMB has also introduced a process for candidates who lost access to the SIM/phone number or email used for their JAMB registration. Other important updates include: 🎓 FUOTUOKE screening continues 📊 UNILAG 2026/2027 merit cut-off marks are out 🎓 UMYU Second Admission List is out 📢 FUOYE Post-UTME portal has reopened ⏰ Several other admission deadlines are also approaching. 📖 **Read the full CampusAI Morning Briefing:** https://www.campusai.com.ng/news/campusai-morning-briefing-september-23-2026-neco-results-tomorrow-oau-deadline-today-major-admission-updates 📲 **Join the CampusAI WhatsApp Channel:** https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbD6bCD1NCraoIlpD218 **CampusAI — Your Admission Journey, Smarter.** |
JAMB Opens Controlled SIM & Email Change Service for Candidates Who Lost Access JAMB has commenced a new controlled process for candidates who have genuinely lost access to the phone number or email address registered on their JAMB profile. Candidates can request: - GSM/phone number change - Email change - Both GSM and email change The process requires biometric verification and is available through designated JAMB CBT (PTC/PRC) Centres and applicable JAMB offices. A duly executed court affidavit and other required candidate details are also part of the process. ⚠️ Candidates should avoid agents or unofficial channels claiming they can change JAMB details for them. Full details and step-by-step process: https://campusai.com.ng/news/jamb-eases-sim-email-change-for-candidates-who-lost-access-to-registered-details Follow the CampusAI channel on WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbD6bCD1NCraoIlpD218 🎓 CampusAI.ng — Nigeria's Academic & Admission Intelligence Platform
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Good morning everyone. There are several important admission updates this morning: 🚨 **FUOYE has reopened its 2026/2027 Post-UTME screening portal.** 🎉 **UMYU has released its Second Admission List** for the 2026/2027 academic session. 📊 **FULOKOJA has approved programme-specific cut-off marks** for its 2026/2027 admission exercise, ranging from 40% to 63% depending on the programme. ⏰ **Important deadlines approaching:** 🔴 UNILAG Direct Entry — September 22 🔴 AKSU — September 22 🔴 OAU — September 23 🟠 UMYU 2nd Post-UTME — September 25 🟡 JAMB outstanding 2021-to-date offers — September 30 🟢 FUGASHUA — October 7 📝 **NECO 2026 SSCE:** The result situation is still being monitored. CampusAI has not confirmed an official release, so candidates should avoid treating social-media or WhatsApp claims as confirmation. For candidates still waiting for admission, continue checking **JAMB CAPS and your institution's admission portal** regularly. 📖 **Read the full Morning Briefing:** https://campusai.com.ng/news/campusai-morning-briefing-september-19-2026-fuoye-reopens-portal-umyu-releases-second-list-ful-cut-offs 📊 **FUL 2026/2027 Full Cut-Off Marks:** https://campusai.com.ng/news/ful-approves-20262027-cut-off-marks-for-all-programmes-full-list 🎓 CampusAI — helping students stay informed throughout their admission journey. |
The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has officially released the 2026/2027 UTME Merit Admission Cut-Off Marks for its undergraduate programmes. Some of the published Merit figures include: • Medicine & Surgery – 83.425 • Computer Science – 82.05 • Law – 79.125 • Pharmacy – 78.325 • Nursing Sciences – 77.925 • Computer Engineering – 82.175 • Mechanical Engineering – 79.275 • Metallurgical & Material Engineering – 67.025 UNILAG also released separate figures for candidates from the listed catchment states. 📌 See the complete cut-off marks for all programmes here: https://campusai.com.ng/news/unilag-releases-20262027-utme-merit-cut-off-marks-for-all-programmes https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbD6bCD1NCraoIlpD218 Which UNILAG course are you checking, and what was your aggregate score? |
Good morning, everyone. The 2026/2027 admission process is still active, with several important deadlines and admission activities happening today. 🔥 FUTA additional Post-UTME screening starts today, September 17, and runs until October 2. 📌 Other dates candidates should watch: • FULOKOJA CAC admission process — Sept. 17 • UNILAG Direct Entry — Sept. 22 • OAU screening registration — Sept. 23 • UMYU — Sept. 25 • UNILESA — Sept. 30 • JAMB outstanding admissions from 2021 to date — Sept. 30 • FUGASHUA — Oct. 7 JAMB CAPS admissions are also continuing in batches, so candidates should keep checking their CAPS and institution portals. 📝 NECO 2026 SSCE: the release status is yet to be officially confirmed. Candidates should rely on NECO's official channels rather than circulating claims. Full details: https://campusai.com.ng/news/campusai-morning-briefing-futa-screening-begins-fulokoja-admissions-move-key-deadlines-september-17-2026 WhatsApp Channel: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbD6bCD1NCraoIlpD218 🎓 CampusAI — Your Admission Journey, Smarter. |