NSUK Post-UTME 2025: Registration Opens July 28 - Cut-off Marks, Requirements & Application Guide

Nasarawa State University (NSUK) has released its Post-UTME screening schedule for the 2025/2026 academic session. Whether you're applying through UTME or Direct Entry, here's your complete guide to the registration process, cut-off marks, and eligibility requirements.

NSUK Post-UTME Registration Timeline

The application window opens on Monday, 28th July 2025 and closes on Friday, 12th September 2025. The registration fee is ₦2,000 payable through the university's portal.

Where to Apply

Visit the official NSUK undergraduate portal at https://ug.nsuk.edu.ng/application to begin your registration.

NSUK Post-UTME Cut-off Marks 2025

NSUK has set three tiers of minimum JAMB scores based on program demand:

Tier 1: 200 JAMB Score Required

• Law
• Community Health Sciences

Tier 2: 180 JAMB Score Required

• Health Information Management
• Nutrition and Dietetics
• Environmental Health Science
• Civil Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Electrical Electronics Engineering
• Computer Science

Tier 3: 170 JAMB Score Required

• All other undergraduate programs

UTME Candidates: Eligibility Requirements

To qualify for NSUK Post-UTME screening, you must meet all of these conditions:

1. JAMB Registration: You must have chosen Nasarawa State University as your first choice institution in the 2025 UTME
2. JAMB Score: Your score must meet or exceed the cut-off mark for your chosen program
3. O'Level Results: You need at least five credit passes in relevant subjects including English Language and Mathematics
4. Number of Sittings: Your credits must be obtained in no more than two sittings (either WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB)
5. O'Level Upload: Your results must be uploaded on your JAMB profile through an accredited CBT centre

Special Note for French Students: If you're applying for French programs, the Mathematics requirement is waived.

Direct Entry (DE) Applicants: What You Need

If you're applying through Direct Entry, you'll need:

Academic Qualifications (Any One)

• National Diploma (ND): Minimum of Lower Credit
• Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE): Minimum of Merit grade
• IJMB: At least 8 points

Additional Requirements

• Same O'Level requirements as UTME candidates (5 credits including English and Mathematics)
• For healthcare programs: You must possess professional licensure/registration

Step-by-Step Application Process

1. Visit the Portal: Go to https://ug.nsuk.edu.ng/application
2. Create Your Profile: Set up your account on the platform
3. Select Application Type: Choose "2025/2026" as your application session
4. Make Payment: Pay the ₦2,000 processing fee through the portal
5. Enter Your Results: Input your examination results using the scratch card method
6. Wait for Results: Allow 24 hours for your screening results to be processed

Critical Things You Must Know

Post-UTME is Mandatory

NSUK has made it clear that participating in the Post-UTME screening is compulsory. You cannot gain admission without completing this step, regardless of your JAMB score.

Upload Your Results on JAMB

Before applying, ensure your O'Level and A-Level results are properly uploaded on your JAMB profile. Visit any accredited JAMB CBT centre if you haven't done this yet. This is a requirement that causes many students to miss out on admission.

Admission Acceptance Deadline

If you receive admission, you have only a 4-week grace period to accept it on the JAMB portal. Missing this deadline means your admission will be cancelled automatically, even if you qualified.

Monitor Your Admission Status

Keep checking both the NSUK portal and your JAMB CAPS dashboard regularly. Admission notifications are posted there, and you don't want to miss important updates.

Prepare While You Wait

The period between now and the screening date is valuable preparation time. Use Ulearngo's practice platform to strengthen your knowledge in your chosen field. Being well-prepared gives you confidence during the screening process.

Source: NSUK official Post-UTME notice, July 2025