College of Nursing Sciences Iyienu Schedules Post-UTME Entrance Exam for August 30, 2025
Summary
College of Nursing Sciences Iyienu schedules Post-UTME entrance exam for Wednesday, August 30, 2025 at 9:00 AM. CBT format. Candidates must bring exam slip printout. Beware of fraudsters demanding payment.
College of Nursing Sciences Iyienu Schedules Post-UTME Entrance Exam for August 30, 2025
The College of Nursing Sciences, Iyienu has announced the date for its Post-UTME entrance examination for prospective students seeking admission into the 2025/2026 academic session. All eligible candidates should prepare for the computer-based test scheduled for late August.
Examination Details
Date and Time
- Date: Wednesday, August 30, 2025
- Time: 9:00 AM (sharp)
- Duration: To be announced (typically 60-90 minutes)
- Arrival Time: Candidates should arrive by 8:30 AM for registration and verification
Examination Venue
- Location: College's Computer-Based Testing (CBT) Centre
- Address: College of Nursing Sciences, Iyienu campus
- Format: Computer-Based Test (CBT)
What You Must Bring
Mandatory Items
- Examination Slip (Printout): Must be printed clearly - no electronic copies
- Valid Identification: National ID card, voter's card, or driver's license
- JAMB Result Slip: Original or printed copy
- Blue or Black Pen: For signing attendance register
- Admission Letter/Notification: If you received one
Optional but Helpful
- Water bottle (sealed)
- Face towel or handkerchief
- Light snack for after the exam
- Transport fare home
Important Warning: Fraud Prevention
The college has issued a critical warning to all candidates:
"DO NOT PAY ANY MONEY OF ANY KIND TO ANY INDIVIDUAL OR PRIVATE ACCOUNT... YOU DO SO AT YOUR OWN RISK..."
How to Protect Yourself
- ✅ Only pay through official channels: College bursary, bank, or official online payment portal
- ✅ Verify account details: Confirm bank account numbers on official college website or notice boards
- ✅ Get receipts: Always collect official receipts for any payment made
- ❌ Never pay individuals: No college staff should request personal payment
- ❌ Ignore mobile money requests: Official fees aren't paid via mobile transfer to individuals
- ❌ Beware of "helpers": People claiming they can "secure" your admission for money are fraudsters
Common Fraud Tactics to Avoid
- "Special Assistance" Offers: Claims of guaranteeing admission for extra payment
- Fake Admission Lists: Scammers showing fake lists and demanding money
- Impersonators: People posing as college staff requesting payments
- Urgent Payment Demands: Pressure tactics claiming deadlines to rush you into paying
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for this entrance examination, candidates should have:
- JAMB UTME Score: Minimum cut-off for Nursing (usually 180-200+)
- O'Level Results: Five credits including English, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics in not more than two sittings
- Subject Combination: Correct JAMB subject combination for Nursing
- Institution Choice: Selected College of Nursing Sciences, Iyienu in JAMB
- Age Requirement: Usually minimum 17 years old
What to Expect During the Exam
Examination Content
The Post-UTME typically covers:
- Biology: Human anatomy, physiology, health science basics
- Chemistry: Organic chemistry, biochemistry fundamentals
- Physics: Basic physics relevant to medical sciences
- English Language: Comprehension, vocabulary, grammar
- General Knowledge: Current affairs, nursing profession awareness
Exam Format
- Multiple-choice questions (MCQ)
- Time-bound computer test
- Questions from JAMB syllabus and basic nursing knowledge
- Scores calculated and released electronically
Preparation Tips
Academic Preparation
- Review JAMB Topics: Go through Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and English from JAMB syllabus
- Practice Past Questions: Get previous years' Post-UTME questions from nursing colleges
- Study Nursing Basics: Understand fundamental nursing concepts and terminologies
- Use Study Platforms: Practice with Ulearngo's CBT practice platform
- Form Study Groups: Study with other Nursing applicants
Technical Preparation
- Familiarize yourself with CBT exam interface
- Practice time management with mock CBT tests
- Learn to navigate computer-based questions efficiently
- Understand how to review and change answers during the exam
Physical Preparation
- Get adequate sleep the night before (7-8 hours)
- Eat a good breakfast on exam day
- Arrive early to avoid rush and anxiety
- Stay calm and confident
On Examination Day
Do's
- ✅ Arrive at least 30 minutes early
- ✅ Dress decently and modestly
- ✅ Follow all examination instructions
- ✅ Stay calm if you encounter difficult questions
- ✅ Manage your time wisely across all questions
- ✅ Review your answers before final submission
Don'ts
- ❌ Don't bring phones, smart watches, or electronic devices
- ❌ Don't engage in examination malpractice
- ❌ Don't argue with examination officials
- ❌ Don't panic if questions seem difficult
- ❌ Don't leave any question unanswered (no negative marking)
After the Examination
Following the Post-UTME:
- Results will be processed and released by the college
- Check the college website and notice boards for result announcements
- Monitor JAMB CAPS for admission status updates
- Shortlisted candidates will be contacted for further processing
- Prepare documents for admission acceptance if successful
About Nursing as a Career
Nursing is a rewarding healthcare profession offering:
- Job security and high demand globally
- Opportunity to make real difference in people's lives
- Career advancement paths (from RN to specialized nursing fields)
- International mobility and practice opportunities
- Competitive salaries and benefits
Final Reminders
- Set multiple alarms for August 30, 2025
- Locate the exam venue a day before if you're unfamiliar with it
- Double-check your exam slip printout for clarity
- Ensure your phone is switched off or left outside during the exam
- Trust your preparation and do your best
Good luck to all candidates! With proper preparation and adherence to guidelines, you can succeed in this examination and take the first step toward a fulfilling nursing career.
Source: Information verified from College of Nursing Sciences, Iyienu official communications.