ATBU Post-UTME/DE Screening, Cut-Off Mark And Registration Details (2024/2025) & Top FAQs Answered!
Are you looking to secure admission into Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU) for the 2024/2025 academic session?
Then you’ll need to successfully navigate the Post-UTME/DE screening process.
This blog post provides all the essential information you need, along with answers to the top 3 FAQs students typically have about ATBU Post-UTME/DE screening.
ATBU Post-UTME/DE Screening Registration Details (2024/2025):
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Candidates who chose ATBU as their first choice institution during the UTME registration.
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Direct Entry (DE) applicants who possess the required qualifications for their desired program.
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Registration Period: The official registration dates for the 2024/2025 Post-UTME/DE screening haven’t been announced yet. Keep an eye on the ATBU website (https://atbu.edu.ng/) for the latest updates.
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Registration Fee: The cost of the Post-UTME/DE screening form is usually around N2,000 (subject to change).
ATBU Post-UTME/DE Screening Cut-Off Marks (2024/2025):
The specific cut-off marks for ATBU Post-UTME/DE screening vary depending on the program you’re applying for.
However, the university typically sets a general cut-off mark that all applicants must meet to be eligible for screening.
Last year’s cut-off marks can serve as a guide, but they are not guaranteed for the upcoming session. Wait for the official announcement from ATBU regarding the 2024/2025 cut-off marks.
Top 3 FAQs about ATBU Post-UTME/DE Screening (and Answers):
When will the 2024/2025 ATBU Post-UTME/DE screening registration commence?
We cannot confirm the exact date yet. Regularly check the ATBU website (https://atbu.edu.ng/) for the official announcement.
What is the cut-off mark for [insert your desired program] at ATBU?
Cut-off marks vary by program. Official confirmation regarding the 2024/2025 cut-off marks will be announced by ATBU.
Where can I find past ATBU Post-UTME/DE screening questions?
Unfortunately, ATBU doesn’t officially release past screening questions. However, you might find some practice questions online from unofficial sources.
Remember, this blog post serves as a guide. Always refer to ATBU’s official announcements for the most up-to-date information. With careful preparation and adherence to ATBU’s guidelines, you can increase your chances of successfully scaling the Post-UTME/DE screening hurdle and gaining admission into ATBU.
Good luck!
