Unilag Announces Closing Date for Post Utme Online Registration

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It’s that time of year again when hopeful candidates for admission into University of Lagos receive the heartbreaking news that the Post UTME registration has closed.

For years, Unilag has been using this method to manage admissions, and each year, a few thousand candidates are left out in the cold. This is because the cutoff date for registration is usually set about a month before the examination date. By the time most people hear about it, it’s already too late.

This year, however, there may be a glimmer of hope for those who have missed the deadline. Rumor has it that Unilag may be considering allowing candidates to register online until the day of the examination. While there has been no official statement from the school authorities on this matter, we will keep you updated as soon as we get more information.

Unilag Announces Closing Date for Post Utme Online Registration

You will be glad to know that the management of the University of Lagos has announced the closing date for post UTME online registration.

This is to inform all candidates who have not registered for the post UTME examination that they can still do so but they will have to hurry up because the closing date is fast approaching.

Candidates are advised to go to the school’s website and follow the registration procedures. However, they should note that only payment made through REMITA will be accepted.

So if you are yet to register, go to the website now and do so before it’s too late.

What Is Post Utme?

So, what is this post UTME registration all about? In a nutshell, post UTME is an entrance examination that’s required for admission into universities in Nigeria.

It’s usually taken after you’ve completed your secondary school education, and the aim of the test is to assess your ability to cope with the rigors of university-level coursework. The exam is also meant to determine your suitability for a particular course of study.

If you’re planning to study at Unilag, then make sure you register for the post UTME exam before the deadline. And good luck!

Why Do You Have to Take the Post Utme?

So you’re trying to figure out if you’re going to take the post utme. We get it, it’s a tough decision. But here’s the thing: you have to take it.

Why? Because UNILAG is a highly competitive school, and if you want a chance at getting in, you need to do everything in your power to improve your chances. And believe us, the post utme is one of those things.

It’s not impossible to get into UNILAG without taking the post utme, but the competition is fierce. Statistically, students who don’t take the post utme have a lower chance of getting accepted into the school.

So what are you waiting for? Register for the post utme now and boost your chances of getting into the school of your dreams!

When Is the Closing Date for Registration?

It’s been brought to our attention that the closing date for online registration for Post-UTME is fast approaching. In case you haven’t registered yet, make sure you do so before the deadline!

We understand that some of you might be busy with your final exams, but don’t let that stop you from registering. The process is straightforward and shouldn’t take more than 20 minutes. And once you’re done, you can focus on studying for your exams.

We advise all applicants to register online as soon as possible to avoid any last-minute rush. The closing date for online registration is 11th, November 2022

How Can I Register for the Post Utme?

How can you register for the post utme? well, the process is pretty straightforward. Just go to the unilag website www.unilag.edu.ng and click on the post utme link. Then enter your details and submit your application.

It’s important to note that the deadline for online registration is November 11th, so make sure you don’t miss it! And if you do, you can still register in person at the unilag campus up until November 11th. So there’s no need to worry if you’re a little behind schedule.