NYSC Opens Call-Up Letter Printing for 2026 Batch C Stream II; The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has opened its portal for printing call-up letters for prospective corps members (PCMs) in the 2026 Batch C Stream II mobilisation exercise.
Prospective corps members can now log in to the NYSC portal to access and print their call-up letters.
However, candidates who did not make payment during online registration must collect their call-up letters from their respective institutions of graduation.
How to Print NYSC Call-Up Letters
Prospective corps members can follow these steps to print their call-up letters:
- Visit the NYSC official portal.
- Click on the Login Here icon or visit the NYSC login page.
- Log in using your registered email address and password.
- Click on the Print Call-Up Letter link.
- Access and print your call-up letter.
Important NYSC Camp Notices for Prospective Corps Members
NYSC has advised prospective corps members to take note of important camp regulations.
First, Batch C Stream I prospective corps members are encouraged to receive immunisation against cerebrospinal meningitis before reporting to camp. The Board recommends this as a priority.
Furthermore, prospective corps members must not bring vehicles, motorcycles or bicycles into the orientation camp.
NYSC Legal Warning to Prospective Corps Members
NYSC has reminded prospective corps members of the legal consequences of failing to comply with mobilisation instructions.
Under Section 13 subsection 1(a) and (b) of the NYSC Act, Cap. N84, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004, the following individuals may face prosecution:
- Anyone who fails to report for service as directed in their call-up letter.
- Anyone who refuses to make themselves available for service in the National Youth Service Corps.
Similarly, Section 13 subsection 2(a) and (b) of the NYSC Act provides for the prosecution of individuals who:
- Are not eligible to participate in the service corps but participate or attempt to participate.
- Have already received a Certificate of National Service or Certificate of Exemption but participate or attempt to participate in the service corps.
Prospective corps members should therefore ensure they meet all eligibility requirements and comply with their mobilisation instructions.
Documents Required at NYSC Orientation Camp
NYSC has also outlined the documents prospective corps members must bring ahead of the orientation exercise.
1. Requirements for Nigerian Graduates
Prospective corps members who studied in Nigeria must bring the following documents to camp:
- Degree or Higher National Diploma (HND) certificate.
- Statement of Results.
- Personal Identity Card issued by their institution of graduation.
2. Requirements for Foreign-Trained Graduates
Foreign-trained graduates must bring the original copies of all uploaded credentials and travel documents.
These documents must include their International Passport.
Additionally, graduates whose academic papers are written in languages other than English must provide English translations.
They must present both the original documents and their English translations for verification at the orientation camp.
3. Requirements for Medical and Other Health Professionals
The following graduates must bring their professional licences or certificates of full registration issued by their respective professional bodies:
- Medical Doctors.
- Veterinary Doctors.
- Dentists.
- Pharmacists.
- Optometrists.
- Physiotherapists.
- Nurses.
- Public Environmental Health graduates.
These documents are required for verification during camp registration.
Prospective corps members should ensure they have all the required documents before travelling to their designated orientation camps.
