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Post-UTME, explained.

Post-UTME screening — set by each university, polytechnic or college for its own applicants.

What is the Post-UTME?

Post-UTME is the screening an institution runs after the UTME. Each institution decides whether it holds a written or computer-based test, or screens on credentials alone.

Who sets it: each university, polytechnic or college for its own applicants. Level: After the UTME — institution screening.

Format

Figures marked official come from the examining body. Figures marked estimated are eZine practice defaults where the body publishes none.

  • Who sets it
    Each institution. Post-UTME is set by each institution, not a body.

Key facts

Rules change each year: always confirm on the official site before you act.

Practise your UTME subjects

eZine's Post-UTME practice opens soon. Until then, these free JAMB UTME practice pages cover the subjects you sat in the UTME.

Post-UTME practice opens soon

eZine does not offer Post-UTME practice yet, so this page does not promise any. It opens once eZine's Post-UTME pathway is approved. What you can use today:

Post-UTME practice on eZine opens soon. You can practise WAEC and JAMB UTME subjects free today.

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Questions & answers

Frequently asked questions

Does every university hold a Post-UTME test?
No. For 2026/2027, LASU and FUTO screen on credentials with no written test, while UNILAG runs an online CBT aptitude test. Check your chosen institution's own notice.
What questions come out in Post-UTME?
No institution publishes its question format. eZine's Post-UTME practice opens soon; until then you can practise your UTME subjects on eZine's free JAMB UTME pages.
How should I prepare for Post-UTME?
Keep revising your UTME subjects, read your institution's official notice early, and practise timed questions so a CBT test does not surprise you.
Are eZine's Post-UTME questions taken from old exam papers?
No. eZine writes its own original practice questions, reviewed by teachers, in the style of the exam. We do not publish past questions.
Is eZine part of any university?
No. eZine is an independent learning platform. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any institution.