UNIMED Admission Scam Alert: Beware of Fake Offers

 

UNIMED Admission Scam Alert: Beware of Fake Offers



UNIMED has warned students and parents about fake admission offers. Scammers are sending false letters by email and text. Real offers are only on the official school portal. Please read on for full details and how to stay safe.


Scam warning from UNIMED

The University of Medical Sciences, Ondo, has sounded the alarm again. Fake admission letters are flying around, landing in inboxes and phones of hopeful candidates. These messages may look real, but they are nothing more than a trick. Some people are out there posing as helpers, when in truth, they are after your pocket.
What the university said

UNIMED’s management has made it plain. The school does not send admission letters by email or text message. The only trusted place to see any offer is the official UNIMED admission portal. That is the first and last stop for such updates. Any other channel is not from them.





The school reminded parents, guardians, and candidates that it does not work with agents. No side groups, no WhatsApp chats, no Telegram boards. Admission is done in-house, and the university stands firm on that.
Why you should be careful

Fraudsters are clever. They wear the mask of authority and use the right words to lure people. But as the saying goes, not all that glitters is gold. If you fall for it, you may lose both money and peace of mind. The university stressed once more that admission into UNIMED is strictly based on merit, not on who you know or how much you pay.
How to confirm real offersVisit the official university portal for any admission updates.
Avoid clicking on strange links or replying to unknown texts about offers.
Do not pay anyone claiming they can help secure a slot.
When in doubt, speak directly with the university.

For those who need assurance, the management shared two helplines: 07051212222 and 08135513654. Better safe than sorry, right? A short call could save months of regret.