ABSU Post UTME / DE Screening Form 2024/2025 Abia State University
Are you aspiring to study at Abia State University (ABSU)? The school management has released details for the Post UTME screening exercise for both UTME and Direct Entry candidates. This blog post provides a simple guide on how to apply, eligibility criteria, and other essential information.
Eligibility Criteria:
- ABSU must be your first choice institution, but even if it’s your second choice, you are invited for the screening.
- Only candidates with a UTME score of 160 and above are eligible.
Application Process:
- Visit the ABSU portal: https://portal.abiastateuniversity.edu.ng/
- Generate an invoice for the Post UTME form here: http://portal.abiastateuniversity.edu.ng/Applicant/Form/PostJambFormInvoiceGeneration.
- Pay the required fee at any of the following banks: ABSU Microfinance Bank, Polaris (Skye) Bank, Zenith Bank, First Bank, Ecobank, Fidelity Bank, Union Bank, UBA.
- After payment, log in to the portal, click on “Applicant,” select “ABSU Aptitude Test,” and complete the application form.
- Upload your bio data and a clear passport photograph.
Important Information:
- Ensure to download a copy of your application form as evidence of registration.
- The post UTME screening is conducted using a computer-based method similar to JAMB.
ABSU Post UTME Cut Off Mark:
- While the general cut-off mark is 160, departmental cut-off marks may vary.
- ABSU has a competitive admission process, and the departmental cut-off marks tend to be higher due to limited available slots.
FAQs:
Q1: Can I apply if ABSU is my second choice? A: Yes, ABSU invites both first and second choice candidates for the compulsory screening.
Q2: What is the minimum UTME score required? A: Only candidates with a UTME score of 160 and above are eligible to apply.
Q3: Where can I pay the application fee? A: The application fee can be paid at ABSU Microfinance Bank, Polaris (Skye) Bank, Zenith Bank, First Bank, Ecobank, Fidelity Bank, Union Bank, or UBA.
Q4: How is the screening conducted? A: The screening is computer-based, similar to JAMB.