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SSU Post-UTME/DE Form 2026/2027

SSU Post-UTME/DE Form 2026/2027. Sokoto State University (SSU) has opened its 2026/2027 Post-UTME and Direct Entry screening exercise for candidates seeking admission into its undergraduate programmes.

The online screening is scheduled to begin on 11 August 2026. UTME candidates must have scored at least 150 in the 2026 UTME, although some programmes require higher scores depending on the candidate’s programme and state category.

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The screening fee is ₦2,000, excluding transaction charges, and SSU has stated that candidates will complete the exercise entirely online without sitting for a separate Post-UTME examination.

If you are preparing to apply, this guide explains the eligibility requirements, programme-specific cut-off marks, screening fee, Direct Entry requirements and the step-by-step application process.

SSU Post-UTME/DE Screening at a Glance

RequirementDetails
Academic session2026/2027
Screening typePost-UTME and Direct Entry
Minimum UTME score150
Screening fee₦2,000
Application methodOnline
Post-UTME examinationNo
Screening begins11 August 2026
O’Level requirementAt least 5 credits
Maximum O’Level sittings2

How to Apply for SSU Post-UTME 2026/2027

Candidates who meet the requirements can complete the screening application through the SSU online application portal.

The application process is as follows:

1. Check your eligibility

Visit the SSU screening application portal and enter your JAMB registration number. The system will display your eligibility status and the programme attached to your JAMB record.

2. Check your programme requirements

Click “More Information” beside the displayed programme. This will provide information about the course requirements, registration fee, programme duration, closing date and academic session.

Make sure your O’Level subjects and UTME score satisfy the requirements before proceeding.

3. Start your application

Select “Apply Now” to begin the screening registration.

Candidates who already have an account can log in using Google or the manual login option.

If you are applying for the first time, select “Sign Up with Google” or complete the manual registration form.

You will need a valid email address and phone number. A verification code will be sent to your email before the account is activated.

4. Pay the screening fee

After logging in, select “Proceed to Application Form.”

You will be taken to the payment page, where you will pay the ₦2,000 screening fee, plus any applicable transaction charges.

Follow the payment instructions displayed on the portal and confirm that the transaction is successful. You can check your payment status under Transaction History.

5. Complete the application form

After payment, fill in the required personal, academic and examination information.

Take your time at this stage. Errors in your JAMB number, O’Level information or other personal details could create problems later in the admission process.

6. Preview and correct your information

Select “Preview & Submit” to review the completed form.

If you notice an error, use the “Update Form” option to make the necessary correction before submitting.

7. Submit the form

Once you are satisfied that all the information is correct, click “Submit Form.”

Candidates should not consider the screening process complete until the form has been successfully submitted.

Who Can Apply for SSU Post-UTME?

UTME candidates are expected to meet the following conditions:

  • They must have sat for the 2026 UTME.
  • They must have selected Sokoto State University as their first-choice institution.
  • They must meet the minimum UTME score for their chosen programme.
  • Their O’Level results must have been uploaded to JAMB CAPS.
  • They must have at least five relevant O’Level credit passes, including English Language and Mathematics where required.
  • The required O’Level credits must be obtained in not more than two sittings.

Candidates whose O’Level results have not yet appeared on JAMB CAPS should visit a JAMB-accredited CBT centre to complete the required upload.

SSU Cut-Off Marks for 2026/2027

SSU does not have one uniform cut-off mark for every programme. The required score varies according to the course and whether the candidate falls under the Merit, Educationally Less Developed States (ELDS) or Catchment category.

ProgrammeMeritELDSCatchment
Arabic160150150
Biochemistry170160150
Biology150150150
Biotechnology170160150
Chemistry170160150
Computer Science180170160
Economics160150150
Education Mathematics150150150
Education/Arabic150150150
Education/Biology150150150
Education/Chemistry150150150
Education/Computer Science160150150
Education/Economics150150150
Education/English Language150150150
Education/Geography150150150
Education/Hausa150150150
Education/History150150150
Education/Integrated Science150150150
Education/Islamic Studies150150150
Education/Physics150150150
Education/Political Science150150150
Education/Social Studies150150150
Educational Management150150150
English Language160150150
Geography150150150
Guidance and Counselling170160150
Hausa160150150
History160150150
Industrial Chemistry160150150
Industrial Mathematics160150150
Information Technology170160150
Islamic Studies170160150
Mathematics150150150
Microbiology180170160
Physics150150150
Plant Biology150150150
Political Science180170150
Sociology170160150
Statistics150150150

What do Merit, ELDS and Catchment mean?

The three categories determine the minimum UTME score applicable to different groups of candidates.

Merit refers to the general cut-off score applicable to candidates who do not fall within the specified catchment or ELDS categories.

ELDS (Educationally Less Developed States) applies to candidates from Kebbi and Zamfara under the stated SSU admission arrangement.

Catchment applies to candidates from Sokoto State.

Meeting the stated cut-off mark makes a candidate eligible to participate in the screening process. It does not, by itself, guarantee admission.

What Are the Requirements for Direct Entry Candidates?

Direct Entry applicants can also participate in the SSU screening exercise.

In addition to the relevant O’Level requirements, DE candidates are expected to upload a scanned copy of their relevant qualification.

The qualifications listed include:

  • Diploma
  • NCE
  • IJMB
  • Other relevant A’Level qualifications

Candidates should ensure that the qualification uploaded corresponds with the requirements for their intended programme.

How Much Is the SSU Screening Form?

The SSU Post-UTME and Direct Entry screening fee is ₦2,000.

Candidates should note that transaction charges are separate and may be added during the payment process.

Applicants should avoid paying anyone outside the university’s designated payment process.

Will SSU Conduct a Post-UTME Examination?

No separate Post-UTME examination has been scheduled for the 2026/2027 screening exercise.

The screening process is being conducted online, meaning eligible candidates are expected to complete the application through the university’s portal.

When Will SSU Post-UTME Screening Start?

The 2026/2027 SSU Post-UTME and Direct Entry screening exercise is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, 11 August 2026.

The closing date may depend on the programme selected. Candidates should check the information displayed beside their course on the application portal rather than relying on unofficial deadlines.

What Should Candidates Do Before Applying?

Before paying the screening fee, candidates should confirm that:

  • Their JAMB profile shows SSU as their first-choice institution.
  • Their UTME score meets the cut-off for their chosen programme.
  • Their O’Level result has been uploaded to JAMB CAPS.
  • Their required O’Level subjects and grades meet the course requirements.
  • Their email address and phone number are active.
  • Their personal and JAMB details are correct.

This is particularly important for candidates applying for competitive programmes, as meeting the minimum score only makes a candidate eligible; it does not automatically translate into admission.

SSU Admission Enquiries

Candidates who need clarification about the screening process can contact Sokoto State University through:

Email: info@ssu.edu.ng
Email: admissions@ssu.edu.ng

Phone:
+234 806 901 7000
+234 803 589 6931

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