OOU Admission Procedure 2025/2026: Step By Step Guide

 




OOU Admission Procedure 2025/2026: Step By Step Guide





Olabisi Onabanjo University has released its 2025/2026 admission procedure. Only candidates who joined the post-UTME are eligible, and all offers will go through JAMB CAPS. Applicants must print results, check CAPS often, and accept admission quickly.




Olabisi Onabanjo University, OOU Admission List for UTME and DE Candidates

The management of Olabisi Onabanjo University has rolled out its rules for the coming admission season. The 2025/2026 guide is clear enough, though some parts need a careful read so no one gets lost in the process.



Who Is Eligible For OOU AdmissionOnly candidates who sat for the OOU post-UTME will be considered
A final aggregate of at least 40 per cent is required for full-time admission
The aggregate is calculated with both UTME and post-UTME scores combined

It may sound like arithmetic, but the simple truth is that your scores will be weighed together to see if you qualify.
Key Steps In The OOU Admission Procedure

Applicants must follow a few marked steps. Skipping one could close the door, so better safe than sorry:Log on to the OOU post-UTME portal to print your results
Keep checking JAMB CAPS for admission updates
Accept any admission offer on JAMB CAPS quickly, or you risk losing it
Print your JAMB Admission Letter once accepted, through the official portal
Proceed to the OOU Admission Portal to start registration
About O’Level Results

Candidates who have not uploaded their O’Level results on JAMB CAPS, especially those fresh NECO 2025 results, will not be offered admission. It is as direct as that.
Special Cases

Some applicants may be offered a course transfer. If that happens:First accept the transfer offer on JAMB CAPS
Then accept the admission itself
After this, complete a Change of Course within two weeks so you can print your admission letter

And one firm warning from the school: do not attempt a Change of Course without first accepting a transfer offer. That mistake could set you back badly
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