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Post-UTME · University screening

Every university screens differently. Prepare for yours.

Some run a CBT, some screen O'Level and UTME results, some combine both. AdmitMe gives each university its own preparation area, with screening details and questions in that school's style.

Available now

Preparation areas you can open today.

How it works

Preparation that matches the institution.

  • Institution-specific

    Each university has its own preparation area, question bank and screening notes.

  • Verified screening details

    Formats change by session. AdmitMe shows a source and a date with every detail.

  • Institution question bank

    Original questions built from analysis of that institution's screening patterns and question style.

  • University mock

    A mock that follows the institution's own format, not a generic test.

  • AI explanations

    Understand any question in the bank with the AI tutor.

Coming next

More universities on the way.

Each new university gets its own verified screening notes and question bank before its preparation area opens.

FAQ

Questions students ask

Does every university write a Post-UTME exam?

No. Some universities screen only on UTME score and O'Level results; for 2026/2027, FUTO said there is no Post-UTME examination. Each school page on AdmitMe says what the school itself published.

Are AdmitMe's Post-UTME questions the official format?

No university publishes its full question paper, so AdmitMe writes practice questions in the style each school is reported to use and labels its mocks as an AdmitMe practice format, never as official.

How do I prepare for Post-UTME?

Revise your UTME subjects at a slightly higher level, practise under a timer (many schools give about 30 minutes) and keep your O'Level and JAMB details ready for screening.

Preparing for a university not listed yet?

Set it as your target during onboarding. You will be notified when its preparation area opens, and JAMB practice covers the subjects in the meantime.