Post-UTME 2023: List of federal and state universities that accept a minimum of 140 and above (UPDATED)

If you are a student aspiring to study in a public university in Nigeria, both federal and state universities have started selling Post-UTME forms for the 2023/2024 session, along with providing other screening details. This thread focuses on monitoring federal and state universities that accept a minimum of 140 for Post-UTME screening exercise. Updates will be regularly posted here to keep you informed about these schools.

NRTC has created this thread to provide instant updates on the 2023 Post-UTME sales of forms, cut-off marks, eligibility criteria, screening dates, and registration details for both federal and state universities as soon as they are announced.

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To access public universities – both federal and state that accept a minimum of 140 and above, here is a thread on the 2023 Post-UTME forms.

List of federal and state universities that accept a minimum of 140 and above

• UNICAL pegs cut-off mark at 140, invites UTME candidates for CBT aptitude test

• UNILAG pegs cut-off mark at 200, RSUST, 190 as they commence Post-UTME screening exercise

• FUOYE accepts 160 for philosophy, religious studies, 220 for law, nursing, MLS, others 200, 180

• UNIPORT, DELSU accept 150 for 2023 Post UTME screening exercise, Edo State University, 140

• KSU, UNIMED, FUPRE begin Post UTME screening exercise, peg cut-off marks at 140, 150, 170 respectively

• ABSU accepts 140, announces screening dates for Post UTME screening exercise

Candidates who did not initially pick any of these institutions are expected to change their institution and course to either of these schools, making it their first choice.

In same vein, candidates who have yet to upload their O’levels results on JAMB portal must do so before applying to any of these schools.