Are you looking for the university in Nigeria that accept students that didn’t choose them in JAMB?
List of universities that accept candidates who didn’t select them in JAMB.
Many people are looking for universities where they can enroll without having to choose them in JAMB. I’ll list the universities in Nigeria that accept students even if they didn’t get chose them in JAMB.
Do you also know that some universities permit applicants to register for their Post-UTME even if they didn’t chose them?
We’ve compiled a list of universities in this article where you can obtain a Post-UTME form even if you didn’t choose them when you registered with JAMB. Both public and private universities are denoted on the list.
Please keep in mind that if one of these universities offers you admission, you must first make the university your first choice via the JAMB change of institution process before you can take part in the Post-UTME screening, accept the offer of admission on the JAMB caps, print the admission letter, or finish registration and clearance in the university.
List Of Universities that Accept Students Who Didn’t Select Them in JAMB:
- Akintola University of Lagos (LAUTECH)
- Osun State University (UNIOSUN)
- University of Ibadan (Federal College of Education Oyo)
- Ondo’s Adeyemi College of Education
- University of Ekiti (EKSU)
- Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT)
- Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED)
- University of Abubakar Tafawa Balewa (ABTU)
- University of Olabisi Onabanjo (OOU)
- Ignatius Ajuru University (IAUE)
- Abia State University, Uturu (ABSU)
- University of Science and Technology in Ondo State (OSUSTECH)
- Otuoke Federal University (FUOTUOKE)
- Other Degree awarding universities and affiliates
Furthermore, while you can register for post-UTME exams at these universities without selecting them in the JAMB, you must do JAMB’s change of institution to the school in order to be considered for admission.
Nonetheless, some of them may admit you and then demand that you made them your first-choice institution via JAMB before printing your admission letter.
