ABSU Changes Admission Screening Process: UTME & O'Level Results Only

 

ABSU Changes Admission Screening Process: UTME & O'Level Results Only


ABSU has changed the screening process for 2024/2025 admissions. UTME scores and O'Level results will be used for online screening. Continue reading for more details and new deadlines.



The Abia State University (ABSU) has introduced a new mode of screening for admission for the 2024/2025 academic session.


In light of recent developments, the University Senate has decided to shift from the previously scheduled Post-UTME screening to an online screening process based on UTME scores and O’level or Degree results.

This change is important for all prospective students who are applying for admission to ABSU this year.
InformationDetails🎓 University ABSU
📅 Session 2024/2025
📜 Screening UTME & O’Level results
🛑 Post-UTME Cancelled
📋 Deadline 20th Sept 2024
📞 Contact Not provided
⏰ Extension 2 weeks
📝 Action Upload results on JAMB portal


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Important Update on ABSU Screening Exercise

The Post-UTME screening exercise that was scheduled to take place from 4th to 6th September 2024 will no longer hold.

Instead, ABSU will now use the UTME score along with O’level or Degree results for the screening process.

This new approach is designed to streamline the admission process and make it more convenient for applicants.

Actions Required for ABSU Screening Registration

Candidates who have already registered for the Post-UTME screening are advised to ensure that their O’level or Degree results are uploaded on the JAMB portal.

This is crucial for the screening process.

For those who have not yet registered, ABSU has extended the registration deadline by two weeks.

The new deadline is Friday, 20th September 2024.

This extension provides an opportunity for all eligible candidates to complete their registration.

For further guidance on how to apply for the screening, visit the ABSU Post UTME Application Guide.

The University regrets any inconvenience this change may cause to candidates, parents, and guardians.

ABSU appreciates the understanding and cooperation of all involved.