KWASU Post UTME/DE Form for 2026/2027 Admission

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Kwara State University, KWASU Post UTME/Direct Entry screening form for the 2026/2027 academic session undergraduate admission is out. The cost of registration is ₦2,000 and cannot be refunded. Keep reading for key dates, eligibility, application fee, registration steps and contacts.

Kwara State University (KWASU) Post UTME/Direct Entry Form

The management of the Kwara State University (KWASU), Malete, is now accepting applications from suitably qualified UTME and Direct Entry candidates for its 2026/2027 academic session Pre-Admission Screening.

It's mandatory for all candidates seeking admission into KWASU various undergraduate programmes to participate in the pre-admission screening exercise.

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Who can apply for KWASU Post UTME / Direct Entry screening?

Candidates can apply for KWASU Post UTME / Direct Entry screening if they chose Kwara State University as first choice.

Candidates who did not choose KWASU at first can still apply after changing to KWASU as first choice on the JAMB portal.

What must candidates do before changing to KWASU?

A candidate willing to change to KWASU must first complete the change on the JAMB portal.

After the change, the candidate can proceed with the KWASU Pre-Admission Screening Registration.

When will KWASU Post UTME / DE screening start and end?

KWASU UTME and Direct Entry screening runs from Friday, 18 July, to Sunday, 17 August 2026.

Candidates should complete registration within this period.

How much is KWASU Post UTME / DE registration fee?

The KWASU Post UTME / Direct Entry registration fee is ₦2,000.

The fee is non-refundable.

How does KWASU calculate the admission screening score?

KWASU uses a score formula that combines UTME or Direct Entry score with O'Level performance.

Screening component Weight
UTME / Direct Entry score 70%
O'Level result in five relevant subjects 30%

This means the university gives more weight to the UTME or Direct Entry score, while O'Level grades still carry a clear share of the final screening mark.

What O'Level result does KWASU require?

Candidates need five O'Level credits in relevant subjects.

KWASU allows a maximum of two sittings for most courses, while MBBS requires one sitting only.

Can candidates apply with awaiting results?

Yes. KWASU allows candidates with awaiting results to apply.

Such candidates must upload the results before admission closes.

How can candidates apply for KWASU Post UTME / DE screening?

Candidates should apply through the KWASU portal and follow the online registration process.

  1. Visit the KWASU portal.
  2. Click "Click here to apply".
  3. Select "Undergraduate".
  4. Enter the JAMB registration number.
  5. Click "Continue".
  6. Enter a valid phone number and email address.
  7. Click "Make Payment".
  8. Enter ATM card details.
  9. Enter the OTP to complete payment.
  10. Return to "Main Login".
  11. Sign in with the JAMB registration number and surname.
  12. Complete the registration.
  13. Print the completed form and receipt.

Candidates should use a valid phone number and email address because KWASU uses these details during the application process.

What should candidates do if payment fails or does not reflect?

Candidates who have payment issues should use the re-query option on the portal.

They should enter the JAMB registration number and phone number, press TAB, then click "Re-query".

What mistakes can disqualify a candidate?

KWASU states that wrong entries can lead to automatic disqualification.

Candidates should check the JAMB registration number, surname, phone number, email address, programme details, O'Level entries and payment record before printing the final form.

What happens if a candidate falsifies documents?

Falsification of documents leads to disqualification and prosecution.

Candidates should submit only correct personal, academic and admission details.

Does KWASU admission depend on cut-off marks and quota?

Yes. Admission depends on the university and programme cut-off marks.

Admission also depends on National Universities Commission admission quota availability.

Where can candidates get KWASU admission help?

Candidates can contact KWASU through the official website, emails or listed admission officers.

Contact option Detail
Website KWASU website
Portal support email helpdesk@kwasu.edu.ng
Admission email admissions@kwasu.edu.ng
Mr Aliyu +234 807 754 5977
Mr Ibrahim +234 806 017 9373
Mr Sanusi +234 703 967 7503

WhatsApp and SMS are available through the listed hotlines.

KWASU Post UTME / DE 2026/2027 key details

Item Detail
University Kwara State University, Malete
Admission session 2026/2027
Screening type UTME and Direct Entry
First-choice rule KWASU must be first choice
Change of university Must be done on JAMB portal first
Registration fee ₦2,000
Fee status Non-refundable
Screening dates 18 July to 17 August 2026
Score formula 70% UTME/DE and 30% O'Level
O'Level requirement Five relevant credits
Maximum sittings Two sittings, except MBBS
MBBS sitting rule One sitting only
Awaiting result Allowed, but upload before admission closes

Final check before applying

A candidate should confirm first-choice status on JAMB, prepare a valid phone number and email address, pay the ₦2,000 fee, complete the KWASU online form and print both the form and receipt.

Correct entries matter here; KWASU states that wrong entries lead to automatic disqualification.

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