AKSU Post Utme/DE Registration Form For 2024/2025 Academic Session
The Akwa Ibom State University(AKSU) has finally released its Post Utme/DE Registration form for the 2024/2025 admission screening exercise to the general public. Every year, different students wish to be admitted into the institution and we know that such persons are among those reading this article.
Gaining admission into AKSU is very easy if you know the requirements and the procedures to register for the screening exercise. Right here on this page, you would outline both the requirements and the procedures to register.
Requirements Needed To Be Eligible For AKSU Post Utme/DE Screening Exercise
There are core requirements that candidates are expected to possess to be eligible to take part in the next screening exercise and some of them include:
- Candidates must meet the minimum cut off mark
- Must possess a minimum of five credit passes in Five (5) subjects including English Language at SSCE, GCE O’Level, and any other equivalent examinations.
- Must have made the institution their first choice when registering for the JAMB examination
- Direct Entry candidates must possess either A’ levels, OND, or NCE in relevant subject areas.
Procedures To Register For The AKSU 2024/2025 Admission Screening Exercise
The registration would be done via the online application portal https://aksu.edu.ng/app/. Follow the procedures outlined below to register for the exercise:
- Click on the Start Now button
- Click on Enrol and click on the Admission menu
- Input your JAMB Registration number and click on the arrow to proceed
- Pay the registration fee of N2,000
- Upload your passport
- Upload your Olevel result and click on Next
- Upload scanned copies of your documents
- Click on the Finish button once you’re done
AKSU 2023/2024 Post UTME/DE Registration Period
The registration portal would be opened on Monday, 5th August, 2024 to Friday, 30th August, 2024, meaning candidates should submit their applications before the deadline. There would be no screening test rather documents of candidates would be checked.