OOU Post-UTME Form 2026/2027: Is It Out, Portal Link, How to Apply

Yes, the OOU Post-UTME Form for 2026/2027 Is Out

If you chose Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) as your first choice on JAMB 2026, this is the page you need. The OOU Post-UTME screening form for the 2026/2027 academic session has been officially released and the portal is open for registration.

Don't delay. The OOU Post-UTME portal gets busy close to the closing date. Registering early means fewer technical problems and a calmer process.

Before you continue, also check our JAMB 2026 cut-off marks and course guide — it covers the national cut-off picture and helps you understand where OOU sits.

OOU Post-UTME Portal Link (Official)

The official OOU Post-UTME registration portal is putme.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng

Applicants can use the portal to create a profile with their JAMB registration number, complete the screening form, update application details, and check their results.

Do not use any other website or pay anyone outside this portal. OOU does not work with agents. If anyone asks for money outside this process, it is a scam.

Who Is Eligible to Apply?

To register for OOU Post-UTME 2026/2027, you must meet all of the following:

• You chose OOU as your first-choice institution in JAMB 2026
• You scored 160 or above in the 2026 UTME
• You have a minimum of five O'Level credit passes including English Language and Mathematics
• If you did not choose OOU as your first choice, you must first do a JAMB change of institution before you can apply

Step-by-Step: How to Apply for OOU Post-UTME 2026

Follow these steps carefully. A mistake on your JAMB number or personal details can affect your admission.

• Visit the official portal at putme.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng
• Enter your JAMB registration number to create your profile
• Complete the online screening form with your personal and academic details
• Pay the Post-UTME screening fee through the portal (confirm the current amount on the portal — it has been ₦2,000 in recent sessions)
• Upload a recent passport photograph with a white background
• Submit your application and save your confirmation details
• One week before the screening date, return to the portal to print your screening pass — your test date and time will be on it
• Bring your screening pass and a valid ID on the day of the exam

If you run into any issues during registration, send an email to gouputme@oouagoiwoye.edu.ng for support.

OOU Post-UTME Screening Format

The OOU Post-UTME is conducted as a Computer Based Test (CBT). The exam tests you on your JAMB subject areas — if you applied for a Science course, expect questions in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics depending on your chosen course.

The main screening venue is at the Main Campus in Ago-Iwoye. Your specific hall and seat will be printed on your exam pass.

Prep Tips That Decide Your Score OOU has well-established prep patterns. The candidates who score well do these things: - Practice with past questions. OOU is known for recycling question patterns from previous years, particularly in English and General Paper. Spend two evenings working through the last three years of past questions and you will recognise the structure on exam day. - Time management is non-negotiable. With less than a minute per question, do not get stuck on hard items. Skip them, finish the easy ones first, and return to the hard ones with whatever time remains. - Arrive at least one hour early. The university is strict about timing and has biometric verification before entry. Latecomers don't get in. Aim to be at the ICT Centre by 7:00 AM for an 8:00 AM session. - Travel to Ago-Iwoye the night before. If you live in Lagos, Ibadan, or anywhere outside Ogun State, don't risk same-day travel. Book a guesthouse near campus the evening before. ## Items to Carry on Screening Day OOU is strict about what you can bring into the exam hall. Pack only: - Printed Post-UTME Screening Pass (your registration confirmation) - JAMB Result Slip (the original or a clean printout) - A valid means of identification (school ID card or national ID) - Pen and pencil (basic stationery only) Banned items include phones, smartwatches, calculators, headphones, bags, written notes, and any electronic gadget. Anything beyond the listed items will be confiscated and may disqualify you. ## OOU Cut-Off Marks by Course (2026/2027)

The general OOU cut-off mark is 160. However, competitive courses require much higher JAMB scores. Here is a breakdown:

• Medicine and Surgery — 270
• Nursing Science — 240
• Pharmacy — 240
• Physiotherapy — 220

• Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical Engineering — 200+
• Computer Science — 200
• Biochemistry, Microbiology — 200

• Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, Economics — 200

• English, History — 200
• Most other Arts and Education courses — 160–180

• Most Agricultural courses — 160–180

If you scored 270 or above, you are competitive for almost every course in OOU. Medicine remains one of the toughest courses to gain admission into — higher scores are always safer.

How OOU Calculates Your Aggregate Score

Many candidates focus too much on their JAMB score and forget that the Post-UTME carries equal weight at OOU.

OOU aggregate = (JAMB ÷ 8) + (Post-UTME ÷ 2)

JAMB is out of 400, Post-UTME is out of 100. Both are equally weighted at 50%, giving a final aggregate out of 100.

Here is a quick example: if you scored 240 in JAMB and 65 in the Post-UTME, your aggregate would be (240 ÷ 8) + (65 ÷ 2) = 30 + 32.5 = 62.5 out of 100.

O'Level credits are not used in the aggregate calculation — they only serve as subject requirements for your chosen course. But you must still have the required credits, or you will not be admitted regardless of your aggregate.

What to Do After Registration

• Keep checking the portal and your email for your exam date and venue update
• Start practising with OOU Post-UTME past questions immediately — the CBT format and question patterns are consistent across sessions
• Make sure your O'Level results are uploaded correctly on your JAMB CAPS profile
• After the exam, check your result on the same portal using your JAMB registration number

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