Akwa Ibom State University (AKSU) has officially commenced the sale of its Post UTME and Direct Entry screening form for the 2025/2026 academic session. Candidates who selected AKSU as their first-choice institution and scored at least 150 in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) can now apply for the admission screening exercise.

The online registration portal opened on Monday, 21 July 2025 and will remain available until Tuesday, 16 September 2025. Eligible candidates are advised to complete their registration early and upload all required documents before the deadline.

AKSU Post UTME Registration 2025/2026

The university invites applications from suitably qualified candidates seeking admission into its undergraduate programmes through UTME and Direct Entry.

The screening exercise is mandatory for all eligible candidates who wish to be considered for admission into AKSU for the 2025/2026 academic session.

AKSU Admission Requirements

Candidates must satisfy the following requirements before starting the registration process:

Requirement

Details

Institution Choice

AKSU must be selected as first choice

UTME Score

Minimum score of 150

Direct Entry Applicants

Must possess approved DE qualifications

O'Level Requirements

Relevant credits for the chosen course

Registration Period

21 July to 16 September 2025

Candidates who did not initially choose AKSU as their first choice should first complete a Change of Institution through JAMB before applying.

Documents Required for Screening

Applicants should have the following documents ready before registration:

  • 2025 UTME Result Slip

  • 2025 Direct Entry Registration Slip (for DE applicants)

  • ND, HND, NCE or A-Level Certificate (Direct Entry applicants only)

  • Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age

  • Certificate of Origin

  • AKSU Registration Confirmation Slip

Candidates should ensure all documents are clear and properly scanned before uploading them to the portal.

Completing the AKSU Post UTME registration process online

The application process is entirely online.

Follow these steps to register successfully:

  1. Visit https://aksu.edu.ng/app/

  2. Click START NOW.

  3. Select Enrol and choose PUTME.

  4. Enter your JAMB Registration Number.

  5. Click the arrow button to continue.

  6. Pay the non-refundable screening fee of ₦2,000 excluding bank charges.

  7. Upload scanned copies of all required documents in JPG format.

  8. Each uploaded file must be between 120KB and 150KB.

  9. Review all information carefully before submission.

  10. Click Finish after confirming your details.

  11. Download and print your registration confirmation slip.

Candidates should keep the printed slip safely as it may be required during admission processing.

What Happens If You're Awaiting Results

Candidates awaiting the release of their O'Level results are eligible to apply.

However, such candidates must upload their results through an approved JAMB CBT Centre immediately the results become available.

Failure to upload O'Level results on JAMB CAPS may affect admission consideration.

Accepting admission offers within the approved period

AKSU has stated that candidates offered admission must accept the offer within four weeks.

Failure to accept an admission offer within the stipulated period may lead to:

  • Withdrawal of the admission offer

  • Loss of the admission opportunity

  • Disqualification from future admission consideration by the university

Candidates are therefore advised to monitor their JAMB CAPS and admission portal regularly.

Avoiding admission fraud during the application process

The university has warned applicants against dealing with individuals claiming to be admission agents.

AKSU does not appoint middlemen or agents for admission processing.

Applicants should:

  • Use only the official AKSU portal: https://aksu.edu.ng/newsite/

  • Make payments through approved channels

  • Ignore promises of guaranteed admission

  • Report suspicious admission claims

Admission is strictly based on merit and approved admission guidelines.

Using official AKSU channels for enquiries

Candidates who need assistance can contact the university through its official channels.

Website: www.aksu.edu.ng

Email Addresses:

Applicants should rely only on official sources for updates regarding the screening exercise and admission process.

Important reminders for AKSU applicants

Before submitting your application, ensure that:

  • AKSU is your first-choice institution

  • Your UTME score is at least 150

  • All uploaded documents are clear and complete

  • Your O'Level results are available or will be uploaded through JAMB

  • The screening fee has been paid successfully

  • The registration confirmation slip has been printed

Early registration can help candidates avoid last-minute issues before the deadline.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: When will AKSU Post UTME registration close?
A: The registration portal will close on Tuesday, 16 September 2025.

Q: What is the AKSU Post UTME cut-off mark for 2025/2026?
A: Candidates must score at least 150 in the 2025 UTME to be eligible for the screening exercise.

Q: Can Direct Entry candidates apply for the screening exercise?
A: Yes. AKSU has opened the screening exercise to both UTME and Direct Entry applicants.

Q: How much is the AKSU Post UTME screening fee?
A: The screening fee is ₦2,000 excluding applicable bank charges.

Q: Can awaiting result candidates apply?
A: Yes. Awaiting result candidates can apply but must upload their O'Level results through an approved JAMB CBT Centre once the results are available.

Q: Is AKSU accepting candidates who did not choose the university as first choice?
A: Such candidates must first complete a Change of Institution through JAMB and make AKSU their first-choice institution before applying.

Q: What happens if I do not accept my admission offer on time?
A: AKSU has stated that admission offers not accepted within four weeks may be withdrawn.

Q: Does AKSU use admission agents?
A: No. AKSU does not authorise any admission agent or middleman. Applicants should only use official university channels throughout the admission process.