UNIUYO JUPEB Admission Form 2026/2027: Direct Entry To 200 Level

The UNIUYO JUPEB admission form for the 2026/2027 academic session has officially been released by the university management, offering an opportunity for ambitious candidates to bypass the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

This program helps you secure admission straight into 200 Level at the University of Uyo, meaning you do not have to worry about the regular UTME cut-off .

To begin this journey, candidates must purchase the application form through the official university portal and prepare for the mandatory screening exercise. This path requires dedication, but skipping the 100 Level stress makes it one of the most sought-after entry methods in Nigeria.

Continue reading to find out everything you need to know about the UNIUYO JUPEB admission form, including required O’level subjects, available courses, tuition fees, registration deadlines, and a complete step-by-step application walkthrough.

What is the UNIUYO JUPEB Basic Studies Programme?

The UNIUYO Basic Studies Programme is a one-year academic programme that prepares students for the examinations conducted by JUPEB.

Successful candidates will be admitted into 200 level degree programmes at the University of Uyo or any Nigerian University through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, provided they meet the admission criteria for the desired programme.

JAMB score is not required for admission into the Basic Studies Programme.

Candidates for the 2026 UTME may also apply, as there will be no supplementary application for the programme.

UNIUYO JUPEB Admission Form: Which courses are available?

Candidates may apply for the courses listed under the approved faculties below.

Faculty of Agriculture

Agricultural Economics and Extension
Animal Science
Crop Science
Fisheries and Aquatic Environmental Management
Food Science and Technology
Forestry and Natural Environmental Management
Home Economics
Soil Science and Land Resources Management

Faculty of Arts

English
Foreign Languages, French
History and International Studies
Linguistics and Nigerian Languages
Music
Philosophy
Religious and Cultural Studies
Theatre Arts

Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences

Physiotherapy
Radiography and Radiation Sciences
Medical Laboratory Science

Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences

Human Anatomy
Human Nutrition and Dietetics
Medical Biochemistry

Faculty of Management Sciences

Accounting
Banking and Finance
Business Management
Insurance
Marketing

Faculty of Clinical Sciences

Dental Surgery
Medicine and Surgery
Nursing Science

Faculty of Communication and Media Studies

Journalism
Public Relations
Advertising and Marketing Communication
Film and Multi-Media Studies
Development Communication
Information and Media Studies
Strategic and Corporate Communication

Faculty of Education

Curriculum Studies, Educational Management and Planning

English Education
Efik-Ibibio Education
French Education
History Education
Music Education
Religion Education

Early Childhood and Special Education

Pre-Primary and Primary Education
Special Education

Educational Foundations, Guidance and Counselling

Economics Education
Geography Education
Guidance and Counselling
Political Science Education
Social Studies Education

Physical and Health Education

Health Education
Physical Education

Science Education

Biology Education
Chemistry Education
Integrated Science Education
Mathematics Education
Physics Education

Faculty of Vocational Education, Library and Information Science

Agricultural Science Education
Business Education
Computer and Robotics
Home Economics Education
Industrial Technology Education
Library and Information Science

Faculty of Engineering

Agricultural Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Food Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Petroleum Engineering

Faculty of Environmental Studies

Architecture
Building
Estate Management
Geoinformatics and Surveying
Quantity Surveying
Urban and Regional Planning

Faculty of Biological Sciences

Animal Science and Environmental Biology
Biochemistry
Botany and Ecological Studies
Microbiology

Faculty of Physical Sciences

Chemistry
Geology
Geophysics
Mathematics
Physics
Statistics

Faculty of Computing

Computer Science

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Pharmacy

Pharmacy

Faculty of Social Sciences

Economics
Geography and Natural Resources Management
Political Science and Public Administration
Psychology
Sociology and Anthropology

What are the admission requirements for UNIUYO JUPEB?

Candidates are required to have at least five credit passes, including English Language, Mathematics and any three other subjects relevant to the chosen course of study.

The required credits must be obtained at not more than two sittings in any of the following examinations:

SSCE/WASCE
GCE O/L
NECO
NABTEB

Admission into the programme will usually be through a University Screening Test and the test will be conducted as a Computer-Based Test, CBT.

Is a JAMB score required for UNIUYO JUPEB admission?

JAMB score is not required for admission into the UNIUYO JUPEB Basic Studies Programme.

Candidates who complete the programme, pass the JUPEB examination and meet the admission criteria for their desired course will be admitted into 200 level through Direct Entry.

Can 2026 UTME candidates apply for UNIUYO JUPEB?

Candidates for the 2026 UTME can also apply for the UNIUYO JUPEB Basic Studies Programme.

There will be no supplementary application for the programme, so interested candidates are expected to complete the application within the approved registration period.

How much is the UNIUYO JUPEB application fee?

Eligible candidates are required to pay a non-refundable application fee.

JUPEB/Basic Studies application fee: N15,5000

How should candidates apply for UNIUYO JUPEB admission?

All applications will be completed through the University of Uyo admission portal.

Create an account

Candidates should visit the UNIUYO admissions portal, click Apply Now, then select Create Account as first-time users.

The registration form should be completed and the email address used for the application must be verified.

Pay the application fee

After account creation, candidates should log in and open the Application Fee section.

The application type should be selected as Basic Studies, after which a Remita Retrieval Reference, RRR, will be generated.

Payment may be made online or at any bank using the RRR and candidates should return to the portal to confirm payment.

Complete the application form

Candidates should go to Application Form, click Start New Application, fill in all required details, upload the required PDF documents and submit the application.

Print the screening slip

After submission, candidates should print the screening slip for the admission process.

What should candidates know before submitting the form?

The same passport photograph used for online registration will be used during the screening exercise and for registration after the offer of provisional admission.

The University will entertain no complaint on wrong biodata or blank photographs after submission.

Candidates who upload wrong biodata will automatically be disqualified.

The same payment procedure will be used for all fees after admission.

What are the UNIUYO JUPEB registration and screening dates?

Registration will close on 30 September 2026.

The mock online screening exercise will take place on 25 September 2026.

The main test will be held from 27 October to 7 November 2026.

Where can candidates get updates and enquiries?

Candidates are advised to check the University website from time to time for information on the programme.

For enquiries, candidates may contact:

07081110822
08033558270
08143434459

Frequently asked questions on UNIUYO JUPEB admission

Will successful candidates enter 200 level?

Successful candidates will be admitted into 200 level in various degree programmes at the University of Uyo or any Nigerian University through JAMB, provided they satisfy the admission criteria for the desired programme.

What happens if a candidate passes JUPEB but misses the course requirement?

A candidate who passes the JUPEB examination but fails to meet the admission requirement for the chosen course will be considered for admission into other available courses.

Will the screening be written on paper?

The screening test will be a Computer-Based Test, CBT.

Can a candidate apply with two O’level sittings?

Candidates may apply with results obtained at not more than two sittings, provided they have the required five credit passes, including English Language and Mathematics.

Should candidates wait for a supplementary form?

There will be no supplementary application for the programme.