Are you excited about your journey towards studying at Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU)? Passing your JAMB UTME was just the beginning! Now, let’s tackle the next step together: the OOU Post-UTME screening. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll break down everything you need to know in simple terms, from eligibility criteria to application procedures and important dates. Let’s dive in!
Eligibility for OOU Post-UTME
Before anything else, let’s make sure you meet the requirements:
- Scored a minimum of 160 in the 2024 JAMB UTME.
- Chose OOU as your first choice during JAMB registration.
- Have the necessary O’Level subjects (usually five credits) for your desired course.
How to Apply for OOU Post-UTME
Don’t stress about the application process! It’s all online, and here’s how to do it:
- Visit the OOU Admissions Portal at https://oauife.edu.ng/.
- Look for the Post-UTME Application Link for the 2024/2025 session.
- If you’re new, create an account by filling in your details.
- Complete the application form accurately.
- Upload required documents like your JAMB result slip, O’Level results, and a passport photograph.
- The system will generate a payment invoice—make the payment using your preferred method.
- Review your application before submitting it.
Remember to keep a printed copy of your application form and payment receipt.
Important Dates for OOU Post-UTME (2024/2025)
Mark your calendars with these dates:
- Application Opens: June 24th, 2024
- Application Deadline: July 24th, 2024
- Screening Exam Date: To be announced (usually in August)
Keep an eye on the OOU website for updates on exam dates and application processes.
Fees Associated with OOU Post-UTME
While the exact fee for the 2024/2025 session hasn’t been announced, it typically ranges from N2,000 – N5,000.
Preparing for the OOU Post-UTME Exam
Lastly, ensure you’re ready for the screening exam:
- Review your JAMB and O’Level subjects.
- Practice past questions to familiarize yourself with the exam format.
- Stay updated on any announcements from OOU regarding the exam.
Conclusion
You’re on the right track towards your dream of studying at OOU! Follow this guide, stay informed, and prepare well for the Post-UTME screening. Remember, persistence pays off!
FAQs
1.Can I apply if OOU wasn’t my first choice during JAMB registration?
No, OOU must be your first choice to be eligible for the Post-UTME screening.
2.What if I didn’t score up to 160 in the JAMB UTME?
Unfortunately, you won’t be eligible to apply for the OOU Post-UTME screening.
3.How can I stay updated on OOU Post-UTME announcements?
Regularly check the OOU website and admissions portal for the latest updates and announcements regarding the application process and exam dates
