PAAU Post-UTME/DE 2026/2027: Eligibility, Fee and Portal Update
Summary
PAAU has updated portal access guidance for 2026/2027 Post-UTME and DE candidates who recently changed course or institution through JAMB.
PAAU Post-UTME/DE 2026/2027: Eligibility, Fee and Portal Update
Prince Abubakar Audu University, Anyigba has released guidelines for its 2026/2027 UTME and Direct Entry admission screening. Online registration and O'Level result upload begin on Monday, June 1, 2026 and close on Wednesday, July 1, 2026.
Who Can Apply
- UTME candidates must have applied or changed their course or institution to PAAU as first choice.
- Candidates must have scored at least 150 in the 2026 UTME.
- Candidates must have the correct UTME subject combination for their proposed course.
- Candidates need five relevant O'Level credit passes.
- Awaiting-result candidates may apply, but must upload results as soon as they are released.
Direct Entry Requirements
Direct Entry candidates generally need upper credit in ND, HND or university diploma, merit in NCE, at least 10 points in A'Level result, or a recognised first degree where applicable.
Screening Fee and Mode
- Screening fee: N2,000
- Screening mode: Online
- Screening basis: UTME score and O'Level results for UTME candidates
Application Portal
Candidates should register through the verified PAAU screening portal: PAAU UTME/DE screening portal.
Portal Access Update
Candidates who recently changed their institution or course through JAMB may not see their records on the PAAU portal immediately. The university says JAMB records can take about one week to reach the school portal after a change is completed.
Candidates who made their changes during the week before the notice were advised to check again from Monday, June 29, 2026. Those still having issues should use the AI chat box on the PAAU portal login page and upload relevant documents for support.
For Enquiries
Portal-related complaints can also be sent to [email protected].
Important Warnings
Candidates should upload O'Level results on JAMB CAPS promptly. Admission irregularities, double admission or falsified results can lead to disqualification and possible prosecution.