Borno State University Post-UTME/DE Screening Registration
Congratulations on choosing Borno State University (BOSU) for your tertiary education!
If you aced the 2024 UTME and picked BOSU as your first choice, or you’re a Direct Entry (DE) applicant, you’re likely looking for information on the upcoming Post-UTME/DE screening registration.
This comprehensive guide will walk you through the process step-by-step, ensuring a smooth registration experience.
Who Needs to Register for Borno State University Post-UTME/DE Screening?
This registration applies to the following candidates:
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Applicants who chose Borno State University as their First Choice Institution during the 2024 UTME registration.
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UTME applicants who scored the minimum UTME cut-off mark for their desired program at BOSU.
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Direct Entry (DE) applicants seeking admission into BOSU.
What to Do Before You Register
Before diving into the registration process, ensure you have the following:
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A valid JAMB registration number.
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Your O’ Level results (WAEC/NECO) with at least five (5) relevant credits, including English Language and Mathematics. (DE applicants may need additional qualifications).
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A scanned copy of your recent passport photograph.
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An active email address and phone number.
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A reliable internet connection and a device to complete the online registration.
Important Dates to Remember (Dates are Tentative):
While BOSU hasn’t officially announced the registration dates yet, based on the previous year’s schedule, we can expect the registration window to open sometime in August or September 2024. Keep an eye on the BOSU website (https://bosu.edu.ng/) for the official announcement.
How to Register for Borno State University Post-UTME/DE Screening
Once the registration portal opens on the BOSU website, follow these steps:
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Visit the BOSU website (https://bosu.edu.ng/) and navigate to the admissions section. Look for a link or banner specifically mentioning “Post-UTME/DE Screening Registration.”
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Click on the registration link and proceed to create an account if you’re a new user. Existing users can log in with their credentials.
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Carefully fill out the online application form, ensuring all information is accurate and complete.
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Upload the required documents, including your scanned passport photograph and O’ Level results.
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Review your application thoroughly before proceeding to payment.
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Pay the designated Post-UTME/DE screening fee using the online payment gateway. Remember to note down the transaction reference number for future reference.
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Submit your application electronically.
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Print out a copy of your application form and payment receipt for your records.
H2: Additional Tips for a Smooth Registration Process
- Meet the deadline: Don’t wait until the last minute to register. Technical glitches or unforeseen circumstances could delay your application submission.
- Have a stable internet connection: Ensure a strong internet connection throughout the registration process to avoid any interruptions.
- Double-check your information: Carefully review all the information you enter before submitting your application. Typos or errors could lead to disqualification.
- Keep a copy of everything: Save copies of your application form, uploaded documents, and payment receipts for future reference.
By following these steps and tips, you can ensure a smooth and successful registration for the Borno State University Post-UTME/DE screening process.
Remember to stay updated by checking the BOSU website regularly for official announcements.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) and Answers
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions regarding the BOSU Post-UTME/DE screening registration:
When will the Borno State University Post-UTME/DE screening registration start?
Answer: The official registration dates haven’t been announced yet. However, based on the previous year, expect it to open sometime in August or September 2024. Monitor the BOSU website for the official announcement.
What is the minimum UTME cut-off mark for Borno State University?
Answer: BOSU hasn’t released the specific cut-off marks for the 2024/2025 session yet. Generally, it’s around 150 for most programs. The cut-off mark may vary depending on the program you’re applying for. Check the BOSU website for program-specific cut-off marks once they’re announced.
