ADSU New Active Post UTME / DE Screening Form 2026/2027: Apply Now!

Adamawa State University, Mubi, has announced the Post UTME and Direct Entry screening exercise for the 2026/2027 academic session.

The screening exercise will run from Monday, 15 June 2026 to 30 October 2026 and qualified candidates are expected to complete their application through the University’s online screening portal.

Who Is Eligible for ADSU Post UTME and Direct Entry Screening?

Candidates who chose Adamawa State University, Mubi as first choice and scored 150 and above in the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination are eligible for screening, subject to the approved cut-off mark for their chosen programme.

Direct Entry candidates who chose ADSU as first choice are also covered by the screening notice.

Applicants must possess five O’Level credits, including Mathematics and English Language. The required results will be uploaded during registration.

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What Should Candidates Who Did Not Choose ADSU Do?

Candidates who did not choose Adamawa State University, Mubi, but are willing to apply for admission, are advised to log on to the JAMB website and change their first choice to Adamawa State University, Mubi.

This change should be completed before the screening application is submitted.

When Will ADSU Screening Start and End?

The screening exercise will commence on Monday, 15 June 2026.

It will close on 30 October 2026.

Candidates are advised to complete the online process within the stated period, as the screening schedule has been fixed for the 2026/2027 admission exercise.

How Much Is ADSU Post UTME Screening Fee?

The ADSU screening fee is Two Thousand Naira, N2,000 only.

Payment will be made online through the screening portal.

How Can Candidates Apply for ADSU Post UTME Screening?

Eligible candidates are to visit the ADSU Post UTME screening portal, click on Post UTME and fill in the required details.

The following steps will guide the application process:

  1. Visit the ADSU Post UTME screening portal.
  2. Click on the Post UTME section.
  3. Enter the required candidate details.
  4. Use the JAMB registration number as username.
  5. Use the surname as password, as shown on the UTME or DE registration slip.
  6. Pay the N2,000 screening fee online.
  7. Scan and upload the required documents.
  8. Submit the application after checking all details.

Candidates should use the same name order and registration details shown on their UTME or DE slip, because mismatched details may affect screening records.

What Documents Will Be Uploaded?

Candidates are to scan and upload relevant documents during the online screening process.

These documents include:

  • JAMB result slip or Direct Entry slip
  • O’Level or A’Level results
  • Other relevant results, where applicable

Candidates awaiting their O’Level result should indicate their awaiting result status during registration.

What Is the ADSU Programme Cut-Off Mark for 2026/2027 Admission?

ADSU has released approved programme cut-off marks for the 2026/2027 academic session admission exercise.

Candidates should check the score for their chosen course before applying, since some programmes require a higher UTME score than the general minimum mark of 150.

Faculty of Agriculture Cut-Off Marks

Programme Cut-Off Mark
Agric Economics & Extension 150 and above
Animal Production 160 and above
Crop Science 150 and above
Fisheries & Aquaculture 150 and above
Agricultural Ext. & Innovation 150 and above
Agribusiness 150 and above

Faculty of Arts Cut-Off Marks

Programme Cut-Off Mark
English 150 and above
History 150 and above

Faculty of Education Cut-Off Marks

Programme Cut-Off Mark
Maths Education 150 and above
Chemistry Education 150 and above
Computer Education 150 and above
Physics Education 150 and above
Biology Education 150 and above
Economics Education 150 and above
Geography Education 150 and above
Agric Science Education 150 and above
Guidance and Counselling Education 150 and above
Education Management 150 and above
Education & Science 150 and above
Early Childhood Education 150 and above
Business Education 150 and above
Home Economics Education 150 and above
Primary Education 150 and above

Faculty of Environmental Science Cut-Off Marks

Programme Cut-Off Mark
Geography 150 and above
Urban and Regional Planning 150 and above
Environmental Management 150 and above

Faculty of Science and Computing Cut-Off Marks

Programme Cut-Off Mark
Botany 150 and above
Biochemistry 170 and above
Industrial Chemistry 150 and above
Information System 150 and above
Microbiology 170 and above
Cyber Security 160 and above
Chemistry 150 and above
Geology 150 and above
Computer Science 170 and above
Mathematics 150 and above
Physics 150 and above
Statistics 150 and above
Zoology 150 and above

Faculty of Administration and Management Sciences Cut-Off Marks

Programme Cut-Off Mark
Accounting 150 and above
Banking and Finance 150 and above
Business Administration 160 and above
Entrepreneurship 150 and above
Marketing 150 and above
Public Administration 150 and above
Taxation 150 and above

Faculty of Social Sciences, Communication and Media Studies Cut-Off Marks

Programme Cut-Off Mark
Economics 150 and above
Library and Infor. Science 150 and above
Journalism & Media Studies 150 and above
Public Relations 150 and above
Mass Communication 160 and above
Political Science 150 and above
Sociology 150 and above

Faculty of Law Cut-Off Marks

Programme Cut-Off Mark
Common Law, Indigene 230 and above
Sharia, Indigene 230 and above
Common Law, Non-Indigene 260 and above
Sharia, Non-Indigene 260 and above

Which ADSU Courses Have Higher Cut-Off Marks?

Some ADSU programmes have higher cut-off marks than the general 150 score.

These include Animal Production, Cyber Security, Business Administration, Mass Communication, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Computer Science and Law programmes.

Law has the highest stated cut-off marks, with 230 and above for indigene candidates and 260 and above for non-indigene candidates.

What Login Details Will Candidates Use?

Candidates are advised to use their JAMB registration number as username.

Their surname will serve as password, as reflected on the UTME or DE registration slip.

This detail should be entered with care, since the screening portal will rely on the submitted JAMB records.

Where Can Candidates Get Further Enquiries?

Candidates who need further help may visit the Adamawa State University website.

They may also contact the following officers:

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