Taraba State University (TSU) Post UTME / DE Form 2025/2026
Taraba State University’s post-UTME screening for 2025/2026 kicks off 1st August and ends 15th September. If you chose TSU as your first choice and meet the cut-off, you’ll want to read this to know how to apply and avoid mistakes.
If you’re aiming for admission into Taraba State University, Jalingo this 2025/2026 session, there’s a date you need to circle: 1st August. That’s when the school opens its portal for the post-UTME screening, and it shuts things down by 15th September. Sounds far, but you know how time flies—especially with all the things you’ve probably got going on.
Now, before you start the whole process, let’s make sure you’re actually eligible.
Who Can Apply?
It’s not for everybody, honestly. You have to tick these boxes:
- You picked Taraba State University, Jalingo as your first choice when registering for UTME or Direct Entry.
- If you’re a UTME candidate, your score must be 150 or more. Anything less? You’re out of luck.
- You also need five O’level credits, including Maths and English, and you can’t spread them over more than two sittings.
- For DE candidates, you should have at least a Lower Credit from Diploma, NCE, or IJMB, plus the same O’level requirements.
Simple enough? Good. Let’s talk about the actual steps.
What You’ll Do (And Not Do) To Apply
Yeah, it’s online. No need to run to the school’s ICT centre unless you just like the heat or want a personal fight with slow internet.
Step-by-step, but in plain English:
- Go here: TSU Online Application Page
- Hit “Create Account”—you’ll need an email that works and a number you can actually pick.
- Fill in the boxes. Your name, UTME reg number, scores, upload your documents. Be honest.
- After that, you’ll pay. Use your ATM card—MasterCard, Visa or Verve works.
- Once the money goes through, print two things: your payment receipt and acknowledgement slip.
Keep those safe. If you misplace them, it’ll be like telling your grandma you lost the wedding invite—messy.
A Few Must-Knows
- Only those who finish this online screening will be considered. No screening, no admission. Don’t argue.
- If you lie—about your result, your name, your anything—they’ll find out. And yes, they’ll disqualify you.
- Any questions? You can reach the school through admissions@tsuniversity.edu.ng or call 08160695156. Try not to call at night though.