The Federal University of Medicine and Health Sciences, Funtua (FUMHSF) post UTME screening form for the 2025/2026 academic session is an essential requirement for candidates seeking admission into the university's undergraduate programmes. 

Every year, the institution invites qualified candidates who selected FUMHSF as their first choice institution in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to participate in its admission screening exercise.

Below, we have explained everything prospective applicants need to know about the FUMHSF post UTME Screening Form for the 2025/2026 admission exercise

Who is Eligible for the FUMHSF Post UTME 2025/2026?

Eligibility for the FUMHSF Post UTME screening is governed by a set of conditions that candidates must satisfy before they are permitted to register. 

First Choice Institution Requirement

Candidates who selected FUMHSF as their second choice are not eligible to apply directly. If you are in this category, you would need to visit an accredited JAMB CBT centre and process a change of institution on the JAMB portal to switch FUMHSF to your first choice before proceeding with the post UTME registration.

UTME Score Requirement

Candidates must have scored a minimum of 180 in the 2025 UTME to be eligible for the post UTME screening.

Candidates who scored between 180 and 199 may still register for the screening but could be considered for alternative programmes depending on available slots.

O'Level Credit Requirements

Every candidate must possess at least five credit passes in relevant O'Level subjects at not more than two sittings. The required subjects include:

  1. English Language

  2. Mathematics

  3. Biology

  4. Chemistry

  5. Physics

For candidates applying to highly competitive courses and programmes such as medicine and surgery (MBBS), nursing science, and medical laboratory science, all five credit passes must be from a single sitting. 

Age Requirement

Prospective applicants should confirm the specific age policy on the official FUMHSF website or by contacting the admissions office.

How to Register for FUMHSF Post UTME 2025/2026

The registration process is entirely online, meaning candidates do not need to travel to the Funtua campus at any point during the screening exercise.

Below is a detailed walkthrough of the registration procedure as officially outlined by the FUMHSF Office of the Registrar:

Step 1: Visit the University Portal

Open your web browser and navigate to the official FUMHSF portal at https://portal.fumhsf.edu.ng.

Step 2: Create a New Account

On the portal homepage, click on the "Create New Account" button. You will be required to provide a valid, active email address.

This email address is crucial; it will be used to send you an activation token and all subsequent communications regarding your application.

Step 3: Activate Your Account

Check your email inbox for an activation link or token sent by the FUMHSF portal. Click the link to verify and activate your account. If you do not see the email within a few minutes, check your spam or junk folder.

Step 4: Log In and Complete Your Profile

Return to the portal and log in using your credentials. Follow the screen prompts to complete your application profile and provide all required personal details accurately.

Step 5: Verify Your JAMB Information

The system will prompt you to verify your JAMB registration number and personal details against the JAMB database.

Ensure that your JAMB data is accurate and consistent with the information you provided during UTME registration.

Step 6: Generate Payment Reference and Pay the Screening Fee

Once your profile is set up, the system will automatically generate a Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) for you.

Use this RRR to pay the non-refundable screening fee of N2,000 through any of the available Remita payment options. You may pay online or at any commercial bank.

Step 7: Complete the Screening Form and Upload Documents

After successful payment, log back in to the portal and complete the online screening form. Upload all required credentials in the formats specified on the portal. Common documents requested include:

  1. JAMB original result slip (printed in colour)

  2. O-level result(s): WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB

  3. Birth Certificate or Age Declaration

  4. Certificate of Origin

  5. Attestation Letters

  6. Recent passport photograph

Step 8: Review, Submit, and Print Acknowledgement

Before submitting, carefully review every piece of information you have entered. Once satisfied that all details are correct, submit your application.

Print or save the acknowledgement receipt that is generated after submission; you will need it for future reference.

Step 9: Upload O'Level Results on JAMB CAPS

As a final step, visit https://caps.jamb.gov.ng to ensure that your O-level results have been uploaded to the JAMB portal. This is a mandatory requirement, as FUMHSF will verify your results through the JAMB system.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How can I apply for the FUMHSF Post UTME Screening Form?
A: Applicants should visit the official FUMHSF admission portal, complete the online application form, upload the required credentials, pay the prescribed screening fee, and print the acknowledgement slip after successful registration.

Q: Can Direct Entry candidates apply for the FUMHSF screening?
A: Yes. Qualified direct entry candidates with recognised qualifications such as A-level, IJMB, ND, HND, or a relevant bachelor's degree may apply for admission into eligible programmes.

Q: What documents are required during the FUMHSF Post UTME registration?
A: Candidates are generally required to upload their UTME result slip, O-level result(s), recent passport photograph, birth certificate or age declaration, local government identification, and direct entry credentials where applicable.

Q: Can candidates who did not choose FUMHSF as their first choice apply?
A: Yes, provided they first complete a change of institution through JAMB and select FUMHSF as their first choice institution before the application deadline.

Q: Can I edit my application after submission?
A: Where corrections are permitted, applicants may update their information before the registration deadline. Candidates should review all details carefully before submitting their application.