ABSU Post UTME Form 2022/2023 is out | How to Apply

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ABSU Post UTME Form 2022/2023 is out | How to Apply

Abia State University, Uturu, (ABSU) wishes to notify all aspiring candidate that the Post UTME screening form for Abia State University, Uturu 2022/2023 is out Online. See how to obtain ABSU Post UTME Form below.

ABSU Post UTME Form

 

ABSU Post UTME Form 2022

This is to inform all candidates who applied for admission into regular degree programmes of Abia State University, for the 2022/2023 academic session, that application forms for the Post UTME screening exercise are now on sale online.

Candidates Qualified for the Screening Exercise

1. Candidates who chose Abia State University as their 1st Choice, 2nd Choice and those who did not choose the University at all in the UTME, but want to change to Abia State University.

2. Candidates who scored 140 and above in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

3. Candidates who possess the basic five o’level credit passes, in accordance with the University entry requirements.

4. All Direct Entry candidates.

Procedure for Registration for the Screening Exercise

(a) Candidates are expected to register for the screening exercise online by logging into https://portal.abiastateuniversity.edu.ng/Applicant/Form/PostJambFormInvoiceGeneration and making e-payment of two thousand Naira (N2,000.00) only, in any of the following Banks

• ABSU Micro-Finance Bank, Uturu

• Eco Bank Plc

• Zenith Bank Plc

• Fidelity Bank Plc

• Union Bank Plc

UBA Plc

Payment via bank debit cards

(b) Candidates who do not register for the Post-UTME screening exercise will not be considered for admission.

(c) Further details about the screening exercise can be obtained online at www.abiastateuniversity.edu.ng. Candidates are also advised to ensure they get the ABSU Official Past questions and Answers. This will help them prepare adequately for the aptitude Test. CLICK HERE to get yours.

Deadline for the sale of Application forms is Friday, 16th September, 2022.

Post-UTME screening exercise has been scheduled as follows;

Day 1: Wednesday, 19th October, 2022

  • Faculty of Biological Sciences
  • Faculty of Physical Sciences
  • College of Medicine
  • Faculty of Health Sciences

Venue: Uturu Campus

Day 2: Thursday, 20th October, 2022

  • Faculty of Law
  • Faculty of Agriculture

Venue: Umuahia Location

  • Faculty of Economics & Management Sciences
  • Faculty of Social Sciences

Venue: Uturu Campus

Day 3: Friday, 21 October, 2022

  • Faculty of Education
  • Faculty of Engineering
  • Faculty of Environmental Studies
  • Faculty of Humanities

Venue: Uturu Campus

The screening exercises will commence at 10.00 am each day. Candidates are also advised to ensure they get the ABSU Official Past questions and Answers. This will help them prepare adequately for the aptitude Test. CLICK HERE to get yours.

Candidates Qualified for the Screening Exercise

✓Candidates who chose Abia State University as their 1st Choice, 2nd Choice and those who did not choose the University at all in the UTME. but want to change to Abia State University:

✓Candidates who scored 140 and above in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME):

✓Candidates who possess the basic five o’level credit passes in accordance with the University entry requirements:

√All Direct Entry Candidates.

Procedure for Registration for the Screening Exercise 

Candidates are expected to register for the screening exercise online by logging into www.abiastateuniversity.edu.ng and making e payment of two thousand Naira (42,000.00) only, in any of the. following Banks:

✓ABSU Micro-Finance Bank, Uturu

✓ Eco Bank Plc

✓ Zenith Bank Plc

✓ Fidelity Bank Plc Union Bank Plc

✓ UBA Pic

Payment via bank debit cards

(b) Candidates who do not register for the Post-UTME screening exercise will not be considered for admission.

(c) Further details about the screening exercise can be obtained online at www.abiastateuniversity.edu.ng.

ABSU is the place to be.

All Covid-19 protocols will be strictly observed.

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