BUK Post UTME Screening Form for 2025/2026 Admission
BUK’s online screening for 2025 admission is on. If you chose the university as your first choice and scored up to your course cut-off, you’re eligible. This article walks you through the full process, step-by-step.
Latest Update:
The management of Bayero University, Kano (BUK) wishes to inform the general public, particularly all prospective students, that the deadline for the 2025 Post-UTME Online Screening Exercise for the 2025/2026 Academic Session has been extended.
🗓️ The registration portal will now officially close on Tuesday, 16th September, 2025.
All prospective candidates are strongly encouraged to take advantage of this extension and complete their screening on time, as no further extension will be granted.
Eligible candidates who are yet to apply should kindly follow the detailed instructions provided below.
Bayero University, Kano has set the ball rolling. The online screening form for the 2025/2026 admission season is now out.
If you’re hoping to join BUK this year, don’t wait till the last minute. Deadlines creep up fast.
Here’s the full gist.
Are You Eligible?
You must have picked BUK as your first choice in the 2025 UTME. That part is not negotiable.
Then check your score. BUK doesn’t have one general cut-off for all courses. They broke it down by faculty, and some courses are tighter than others.
A few are chill — asking for 160. Some are a bit more demanding. Others? Let’s just say they don’t play.
Let’s go through them.
Faculty Cut-Off Marks
Here’s the boiled-down version of what each faculty is asking for:
Faculty of Agriculture
- B. Agriculture – 160
- B. Fisheries & Aquaculture – 160
- B. Food Science and Technology – 160
- B. Forestry and Wildlife Management – 160
Faculty of Allied Health Sciences
- B. Medical Laboratory Science – 200
- B. Nursing – 220
- B. Physiotherapy – 180
- B. Radiography – 180
- B.Sc. Environmental Health Science – 180
- Doctor of Optometry – 200
Faculty of Arts & Islamic Studies
- B.A. Arabic – 160
- B.A. English – 160
- B.A. French – 160
- B.A. Hausa – 160
- B.A. History – 160
- B.A. Islamic Studies – 160
- B.A. Linguistics – 160
- B.A. Shariah – 160
Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
- B.Sc. Anatomy – 160
- B.Sc. Biochemistry – 160
- B.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics – 160
- B.Sc. Physiology – 160
Faculty of Clinical Sciences
- MBBS – 240
Faculty of Communication
- B.A. Theatre and Performing Arts – 160
- B.Sc. Information and Media Studies – 160
- B.Sc. Mass Communication – 190
Faculty of Computing
- B.Sc. Computer Science – 190
- B.Sc. Cyber Security – 190
- B.Sc. Information Technology – 180
- B.Sc. Software Engineering – 190
Faculty of Dentistry
- B. Dentistry/Dental Surgery – 200
Faculty of Earth & Environmental Sciences
- B.Sc. Architecture – 200
- B.Sc. Environmental Management – 160
- B.Sc. Estate Management – 160
- B.Sc. Geography – 160
- B.Sc. Geology – 160
- B.Sc. Meteorology – 160
- B.Sc. Quantity Surveying – 160
- B.Sc. Urban & Regional Planning – 160
Faculty of Education
- B. Technology Education – 160
- B.A. (Ed) Adult Education – 160
- B.A. (Ed) Arabic – 160
- B.A. (Ed) Early Childhood Education – 160
- B.A. (Ed) English – 160
- B.A. (Ed) French – 160
- B.A. (Ed) Hausa – 160
- B.A. (Ed) History – 160
- B.A. (Ed) Islamic Studies – 160
- B.A. (Ed) Primary Education – 160
- B.A. (Ed) Special Education – 160
- B.Sc. Library and Information Science – 160
- B.Sc. (Ed) Agriculture – 160
- B.Sc. (Ed) Biology – 160
- B.Sc. (Ed) Chemistry – 160
- B.Sc. (Ed) Economics – 160
- B.Sc. (Ed) Geography – 160
- B.Sc. (Ed) Health Education – 160
- B.Sc. (Ed) Mathematics – 160
- B.Sc. (Ed) Physical Education – 160
- B.Sc. (Ed) Physics – 160
Faculty of Engineering
- B. Eng. Agricultural Engineering – 160
- B. Eng. Automotive Engineering – 160
- B. Eng. Chemical Engineering – 160
- B. Eng. Civil Engineering – 180
- B. Eng. Computer Engineering – 180
- B. Eng. Electrical Engineering – 160
- B. Eng. Mechanical Engineering – 160
- B. Eng. Mechatronics Engineering – 160
- B. Eng. Petroleum Engineering – 160
- B. Eng. Telecommunication Engineering – 160
Faculty of Law
- LLB. Common & Islamic Law – 200
Faculty of Life Sciences
- B.Sc. Applied Biology – 160
- B.Sc. Botany – 160
- B.Sc. Microbiology – 160
- B.Sc. Zoology – 160
Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Doctor of Pharmacy – 220
Faculty of Physical Sciences
- B.Sc. Chemistry – 160
- B.Sc. Electronics with Physics – 160
- B.Sc. Forensic Science – 160
- B.Sc. Industrial Chemistry – 160
- B.Sc. Mathematics – 160
- B.Sc. Physics – 160
- B.Sc. Statistics – 160
Faculty of Management Sciences
- B.Sc. Accounting – 180
- B.Sc. Banking and Finance – 160
- B.Sc. Business Administration – 160
- B.Sc. Entrepreneurship – 160
- B.Sc. Public Administration – 160
- B.Sc. Taxation – 160
Faculty of Social Sciences
- B.Sc. Criminology – 160
- B.Sc. Economics – 160
- B.Sc. International Relations – 180
- B.Sc. Political Science – 160
- B.Sc. Sociology – 160
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine – 160
Step-by-Step: How to Apply BUK Post UTME
Let me walk you through it. It’s online, not hard, but don’t rush.
Step 1: Go to the Website
Start from the BUK website. On the homepage, look for “2025 UTME Online Screening Exercise.” That’s your first click.
Step 2: Login With Your JAMB Details
Type in your JAMB registration number as username. Use your UTME aggregate score as password.
Once you’re in, fill the form carefully. Your photo from JAMB will stick with you till graduation, so no drama there.
Step 3: Pay Your ₦2,000 Screening Fee
After filling the form, you’ll get a Personalised Payment Invoice (PPI). This comes with a Remita code.
You can:
- Pay online (ATM card, internet banking)
- Or print the invoice and take it to any commercial bank
If you pay online, your acknowledgement slip shows up immediately.
If you pay at the bank, come back to the site, hit “check your payment”, then print the slip. Don’t skip that part. Many people forget and start panicking later.
Things You Must Not Forget
- Upload your O’Level results to JAMB CAPS. That’s WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, or whatever result you’ve got. If it’s not on CAPS, you’re wasting your time. Go to any JAMB office or CBT centre and sort it.
- You can use two different O’Level results, but no more than that.
- Blind and international students? No test for you. But you still have to register online. No shortcuts.
- False info = disqualification. Don’t lie, no matter how small the detail.
- Got issues or stuck somewhere? Reach out via the contact email on the portal. Don’t guess. Just ask.
- Miss the deadline? You’re out. No late registration, no excuse.
Final Thoughts
There’s no magic in this process. No special trick. Just follow the steps and watch your timing.
If your score fits your course, you’re in the race. If it doesn’t, maybe rethink your plan. BUK isn’t the only place, but if it’s the dream, do it right.
And if you already passed this first step, then congrats — but don’t sleep yet. The main hustle just started.
Stay sharp, stay ready. You fit make am this year.
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