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2026 UTME MASTER CARD SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION Key Features and Benefits The Mastercard Foundation Scholars Program provides comprehensive support to ensure your academic and professional success, including:     √ Full tuition coverage     √ Accommodation and living expenses     √ Mentorship and leadership development    √ Internship and career support    √ Networking opportunities Selection Process Step 1: Meet the Academic Requirements     Applicants must have a minimum of five (5) O’Level credits, including Mathematics and English Language, obtained in not more than two sittings. Step 2: Fill Out the Application Interest Form For those without UTME result yet  Interested candidates who DO NOT yet have their UTME result should complete the Interest Form to indicate their interest in applying and to begin the screening process. Step 3: Write the JAMB UTME     Applicants must sit for the Joint Admissi...

 JAMB ANNOUNCES MINIMUM ADMISSIBLE SCORE FOR THE 2026 UTME The 2026 Policy Meeting has approved the following minimum admissible scores for admission into tertiary institutions: 📍Universities — 150 ✅ (Note this doesn't mean it is fixed at 150, it implies that no University should fall below this. 📍Colleges of Nursing — 150 ✅ 📍Polytechnics & Monotechnics — 100 ✅ (Except ND Agric and some non-technology courses that do not require UTME) 📍Colleges of Education — UTME is no longer compulsory ✅ Additional Updates: ✅ The minimum age for admission into tertiary institutions for the 2026/2027 academic session is 16 years. ✅ Candidates are advised to stay updated with the latest admission information and guidelines.

Top 10 Most Chosen Universities in 2026 as announced by JAMB. This list is the top choice selected as first choice by 2026 candidates.  1. Lagos State University (LASU) 2. University of Lagos (UNILAG) 3. Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) 4. University of Ibadan (UI) 5. University of Benin (UNIBEN) 6. Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) 7. University of Ilorin(UNILORIN) 8. University of Nigeria (UNN) 9. Federal University of Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) 10. University of Port-Harcourt (UNIPORT) Stay tuned for more updates!

After knowing your school's JAMB cut-off mark , the next steps depend on whether your score meets that requirement. Meeting the cut-off only makes you eligible to be considered for admission; it does not guarantee it . Upload O'Level Results : Ensure your WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB results are uploaded to the JAMB CAPS portal . Most institutions will not offer admission if this is missing. Register for Post-UTME/Screening : Visit your chosen school's official website to purchase and complete the Post-UTME or admission screening form as soon as it is released. Study for Post-UTME Exams : If your school conducts an entrance exam (like UNIBEN ), start practicing with past questions immediately. Monitor JAMB CAPS : Regularly check your "Admission Status" on the JAMB portal . Once offered admission, you must Accept or Reject the offer.     If You Did NOT Meet the Cut-off Mark Change of Course/Institution : If your score is too low for your first-choice school or a high...

 T he Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has ordered the withdrawal of 2026 UTME results for several candidates due to massive examination malpractice and high-tech fraud .  The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has commenced the withdrawal of certain 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results, with affected candidates expected to participate in a forthcoming mop-up examination.  According to notifications sent to some candidates, the Board stated that the affected UTME results had been withdrawn and that fresh examination schedules would be communicated in due course. The notification reads: > “Your 2026 UTME result has been withdrawn. You will be rescheduled for the mop-up exam. Date and time will be communicated accordingly.” Although JAMB is yet to release an official public statement detailing the reasons behind the withdrawal of the affected results, the development has generated mixed reactions among candidates and...

  Starting with the May/June 2026 SSCE, NECO will phase out paper-and-pencil tests in favour of a CBT model to curb malpractice and speed up result processing. To ease the transition, the council will use a hybrid approach, with objective questions answered digitally, while some theory/essay papers may still use traditional booklets during the initial phase.  To address the rural divide, NECO is implementing offline-capable testing software and mapping underserved schools to centralised hubs with mandatory solar or generator backups. The  National Examinations Council (NECO)  is officially retiring the traditional paper-and-pencil format. Starting in 2026, the council is transitioning to  Computer-Based Testing (CBT) , marking a major change in how millions of Nigerian students are assessed. Quick facts First major exam:  SSCE Internal (May/June 2026). T rial dates:  National Gifted Exam (May 23) and Common Entrance (June 6, 2026). Format:  Hybrid...