SAZU (BASUG) Physical Screening Schedule 2025/2026

If your name has appeared on the admission list of Sa’adu Zungur University (SAZU), Gadau, formerly Bauchi State University, Gadau (BASUG), congratulations. The wait was long, but it paid off. Before you start celebrating too loudly, there’s one more step that seals your admission — the SAZU Physical Screening.

Screening Dates and Venues

Before heading to campus, confirm your name on the SAZU Admission List. There’s no need to travel if you’re not yet on the list.

Third and Supplementary Batches

The shortlisted candidates for the third batch should note that the SAZU Physical Screening starts on Monday, 20 October 2025, and ends on Friday, 24 October 2025. Screening will take place at the respective campuses where each programme is offered.

First and Second Batches

Candidates in the first and second batches will begin screening on Monday, 8 September 2025, which closes on Monday, 22 September 2025. Each student should report to the campus where their programme is based.

Documents Required for the SAZU Physical Screening

Arrive prepared, because officials will check every document carefully. Bring the following items:

• Printed copy of your O’Level (SSCE) result
• JAMB Result Slip
• Online screening form submitted earlier
• One recent passport photograph
• A valid WAEC or NECO scratch card for verification

Also, make sure your O’Level results are uploaded to the JAMB portal before going for screening. If you haven’t done this yet, visit a JAMB-accredited centre. Without it, your screening will not be complete.

What to Do After the Screening

Once your documents are verified:

1. Wait a few days for updates.
2. Log in to your JAMB CAPS portal.
3. Accept your admission if you haven’t already.
4. Print your JAMB Admission Letter.

If you don’t accept your offer on CAPS, your student portal access will remain blocked. Admission is only valid once it’s confirmed.

Closing Note

The SAZU Physical Screening is the final step that completes your admission process. Missing it or showing up unprepared could cost you your place. Gather your documents, arrive early, and ask questions if you’re unsure of anything. This is the start of your university life — begin it right.

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