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UI Admission Portal and Admission for Students 2024

You’re eager to join the University of Ibadan, and the UI Admission Portal holds the key to your dream. Let’s delve into what makes this institution unique and how you can smoothly navigate the admission portal.

About the University of Ibadan

Founded in 1948, the University of Ibadan (UI) is Nigeria’s first university, initially affiliated with the University of London before gaining independence in 1962. UI started with Arts, Science, and Medicine, expanding over the years to offer diverse academic programs across seventeen faculties.

How to Check the UI Admission Portal

The UI Admission Portal is where you access vital information about admissions. To check it:

1. Open your web browser

2. Visit the website by clicking here.

Eligibility

To qualify, select UI as your first choice and score at least 140 in the UTME subject combination set by JAMB. Also, obtain five credits in WAEC/NECO, including English and Mathematics in not more than two sittings.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the Cut Off Mark for the University of Ibadan?

JAMB’s minimum cut-off mark is 140, while the departmental cut-off for this session is 200.

2. How Do I Check My Admission Status for UI?

Go to www.portal.jamb.gov.ng/efacility, log in with your JAMB details, and choose “Check Admission Status” or access CAPS.

3. How Do I Log Into My UI Portal?

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Use your JAMB Registration Number as your username and your last name as the initial login password.

4. How Does the University of Ibadan Give Admission?

Admission is through JAMB, where a minimum score of 200 in the UME is required.

5. Is UI Post UTME Form Out for 2024?

The UI Post UTME form for the 2023/2024 academic session is available for UTME and Direct Entry candidates.

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