Sa'adu Zungur University (SAZU), Gadau, formerly known as Bauchi State University (BASUG), has started the sale of its Post UTME and Direct Entry screening form for the 2026/2027 academic session.
Candidates seeking admission into the university can now begin the screening process online. If you scored at least 150 in the 2026 UTME and meet the admission requirements, this is an important step towards securing admission into SAZU.
As you read on, you will find the eligibility requirements, application process, screening fee, and other details you need to know before applying.
Who Can Apply for SAZU Post UTME?
SAZU accepts applications from candidates who selected the university as their first choice institution and scored the required JAMB cut off mark.
Before applying, ensure you meet the requirements below.
Candidate Category | Requirement |
|---|---|
UTME Candidates | Must choose SAZU as first choice and score at least 150 |
Candidates Who Did Not Choose SAZU | Must score at least 150 and change their institution to SAZU through JAMB |
Direct Entry Candidates | Must possess OND, HND, First Degree, or A' Level qualifications in relevant subjects |
Candidates who scored below 150 are not eligible for the screening exercise.
Can Candidates Who Did Not Choose SAZU Apply?
Yes, candidates who did not initially choose SAZU as their first choice can still apply.
However, they must first visit an accredited JAMB CBT centre and change their institution to Sa'adu Zungur University before proceeding with the screening registration.
This is important because the university will verify all admission details through the candidate's JAMB record.
Direct Entry Requirements
Direct Entry applicants must possess any of the following qualifications in a relevant field of study:
OND
HND
First Degree
A' Level Certificate
In addition, Direct Entry candidates must upload their O' Level results on JAMB CAPS alongside their A'Level results.
When Will SAZU Screening Registration Begin?
The online screening registration will commence on Monday, 1 June 2026.
Candidates are advised to complete their registration early and ensure that all information provided matches their JAMB details.
The university has warned that it will not be responsible for payments made using an incorrect JAMB registration number.
Important Requirements Before Registration
Before starting the application process, candidates should ensure that their academic records have been uploaded to JAMB CAPS.
UTME Candidates
UTME applicants should ensure that:
O'Level results have been uploaded on JAMB CAPS
Personal details match JAMB records
Direct Entry Candidates
Direct Entry applicants should ensure that:
O'Level results are uploaded on JAMB CAPS
A' Level results are uploaded where applicable
Candidates who fail to complete the online registration will not participate in the screening exercise.
How to Apply for SAZU Post UTME and Direct Entry Screening
The application process is completed online through the university screening portal.
Step 1: Activate Your Screening Account
Before accessing the application form, candidates must create an account.
To activate your account:
Visit the SAZU screening portal: https://basug_screened.admissions.cloud/
Click on New Application
Enter your full name
Provide a valid phone number
Submit the information
Use your personal phone number because the university will use it for future communication.
Step 2: Log In to the Portal
After account activation:
Return to the login page
Enter the phone number used during registration
The phone number serves as both the username and password.
Once logged in successfully, you will be taken to your dashboard to continue the application.
SAZU Post UTME Screening Fee
Candidates are required to pay a non refundable screening fee of ₦2,000.
Before making payment, carefully review all information provided during registration.
The university will not accept responsibility for payments linked to incorrect JAMB registration details.
What Should You Check Before Payment?
Taking a few minutes to verify your details can save you from unnecessary problems later.
Before paying the screening fee, confirm that:
Your name matches your JAMB record
Your phone number is active and correct
Your JAMB registration number is accurate
Your O'Level results have been uploaded on JAMB CAPS
Your A' Level results have been uploaded if applicable
SAZU appears as your institution of choice after any change of institution
Important Warning From SAZU
The university has stated clearly that admission is not for sale.
Candidates should avoid anyone requesting unofficial payments, favours, or bribes in exchange for admission.
Any such activity should be reported to the appropriate authorities for investigation and prosecution.
The university will also not be responsible for fraudulent payments made outside its approved payment channels.
What Happens If You Do Not Register Online?
Meeting the UTME score requirement alone is not enough.
Candidates who fail to complete the online screening registration will not be considered for the admission screening exercise.
Therefore, all eligible applicants must complete the registration process before the deadline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the SAZU Post UTME cut off mark for 2026/2027?
A: The minimum UTME score required for eligibility is 150.
Q: Is the SAZU screening exercise online?
A: Yes. The 2026/2027 Post UTME and Direct Entry screening exercise is conducted online.
Q: Can I apply if I did not choose SAZU as my first choice?
A: Yes. You must first change your institution to SAZU through JAMB before applying.
Q: Is uploading O'Level results on JAMB CAPS compulsory?
A: Yes. All applicants must upload their O'Level results. Direct Entry candidates must also upload their A' Level results where applicable.
Q: How much is the SAZU screening fee?
A: The screening fee is ₦2,000 and it is non refundable.
Q: Will SAZU refund a wrong payment?
A: No. The university has stated that it will not be liable for payments made using incorrect JAMB registration details.
Q: Is admission into SAZU for sale?
A: No. Admission is strictly based on merit and approved procedures. Candidates should report any request for unauthorised payments or bribes.
Leave a Reply