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LASU Post-UTME/DE 2025: Cut-off mark, Eligibility and Registration Details

Published: July 5, 2025   Read Time: 6 minutes

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    Exciting News for Aspiring LASU Students!

    Applications are now open for the Lagos State University (LASU) 2025/2026 admission screening exercise. If you’re a UTME or Direct Entry candidate aiming for LASU, this is a must-read!

    1. Cut‑Off Mark & Eligibility Criteria

    A minimum of 195 UTME score is required, along with these conditions:

    • UTME Candidates (100-Level):
      • Must have selected LASU as First Choice in UTME
      • Scored at least 195
      • Must be 16 years or older by October 1, 2025
    • Pre-Degree (PDS) Students:
      • Completed LASU’s Pre‑Degree program
      • Chosen LASU as first choice, with a minimum UTME score of 195
    • Direct Entry (DE) Candidates:
      • Must possess a valid DE form from JAMB
      • LASU diploma is acceptable (except NCE for Education courses)
    • Lagos Indigenes:
      • Must have verified state of origin through the Independent Indigeneship Verification Committee (IIVC)

    LASU Faculties and Departments (2025/2026)

    1. Arts
      • Arabic
      • Christian Religious Studies
      • English
      • French
      • History & International Studies
      • Islamic Studies
      • Linguistics
      • Music
      • Peace Studies
      • Philosophy
      • Portuguese / English
      • Theatre Arts
      • Yoruba
    2. Communication & Media Studies
      • Mass Communication
    3. Education
      • Arabic Education
      • Biology Education
      • Business Education
      • Chemistry Education
      • Christian Religious Studies Education
      • Computer Science Education
      • Early Childhood Education
      • Economics Education
      • Educational Management
      • English Education
      • French Education
      • Geography Education
      • Guidance & Counselling
      • Health Education
      • History Education
      • Islamic Studies Education
      • Mathematics Education
      • Physical & Health Education
      • Physics Education
      • Political Science Education
      • Special Education
      • Technology & Vocational Education
      • Yoruba Education
    4. Engineering
      • Aeronautic & Astronautic Engineering
      • Chemical Engineering
      • Civil Engineering
      • Electronics & Computer Engineering
      • Industrial Engineering
      • Mechanical Engineering
    5. Environmental Sciences
      • Architecture
      • Building
      • Estate Management
      • Environmental Management
      • Fine Arts
      • Industrial Design
      • Survey and Geo-Informatics
      • Quantity Surveying
      • Urban and Regional Planning
    6. Law
      • Common/Civil Law
      • Common/Islamic Law
    7. Management Sciences
      • Accounting
      • Banking & Finance
      • Business Administration
      • Industrial Relations & Human Resource Management
      • Insurance
      • Local Government Development & Administration
      • Management Technology
      • Marketing
      • Public Administration
      • Taxation
    8. Science
      • Biochemistry
      • Botany
      • Chemistry
      • Computer Science
      • Fisheries & Aquatic Biology
      • Mathematics
      • Microbiology
      • Physics
      • Science Laboratory Technology
      • Zoology
    9. Social Sciences
      • Economics
      • Geography & Planning
      • Political Science
      • Sociology
      • Psychology
    10. College of Medicine
      • Dentistry
      • Medical Laboratory Science
      • Medicine & Surgery
      • Nursing
      • Pharmacy
      • Pharmacology
      • Physiology
      • Physiotherapy
      • Radiography & Radiation Science
    11. School of Agriculture
      • Agricultural Economics
      • Agricultural Extension & Rural Development
      • Animal Science
      • Crop Production
    12. School of Library, Archival and Information Science
      • Library & Information Science
    13. School of Transport and Logistics
      • Transport Management & Operations
      • Logistics & Supply Chain Management

    3. Registration & Application Steps

    A. Online Payment & Registration

    1. Go to www.lasu.edu.ng
    2. Navigate to Student → New Applicants → UTME/DE Screening
    3. Log in using UTME reg. no. and surname
    4. Click “Make Payment (Admission Screening)”
    5. Provide JAMB reg. no., choose “Admission Screening Fee”, select Ojo campus and Student category
    6. After payment, return to your dashboard and click “Start Admission Screening”
    7. Enter transaction ID and complete your self-screening

    Note: To correct any submitted information, you must make another payment and restart the process.

    B. Self‑Screening Form

    Complete the form with correct details:

    • Personal: Name, date of birth, gender, state of origin, contact info
    • Academic: UTME subjects, O’Level results (max 2 sittings, 5 credits required)
    • Engineering and Aeronautics require Physics, Chemistry, English, Maths, and Further Maths
    • Lagos indigenes must upload IIVC clearance

    Important: O’Level results must be uploaded to JAMB CAPS before the deadline. No result submissions after July 2025 will be accepted.

    C. Submission & Result Download

    • Review your details before submission
    • Submit and download the screening report using your UTME reg. number

    4. Duration & Screening Method

    • Registration runs from June 30 to July 26, 2025
    • LASU uses a point grading system based on UTME and O’Level scores

    5. Tips for a Smooth Screening Experience

    • Double-check your entries before submission
    • Upload all necessary documents (e.g., IIVC clearance, O\'Level)
    • Keep a copy of your payment receipt and transaction ID
    • Print your screening report immediately after submission

    In Summary

    1. Confirm your eligibility (UTME ≥ 195, DE credentials, age 16+)
    2. Register on LASU’s portal and pay screening fee
    3. Complete the screening form accurately
    4. Submit and download your result
    5. Watch for admission updates from LASU

    Next Steps

    • Join LASU aspirants\' WhatsApp groups for real-time updates
    • Download and practice LASU Post-UTME past questions
    • Bookmark this page or share with others who need it!

    LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY (LASU) ACTIVATES CORRECTION PORTAL FOR 2025/2026 ADMISSION SCREENING EXERCISE

    The management of Lagos State University (LASU) is pleased to announce that the Correction Portal for the 2025/2026 admission screening exercise is now live. If you’ve made mistakes during the application process, this is your chance to correct them.

    Who Can Use the Correction Portal?

    The Correction Portal is designed for candidates who have already submitted their applications but need to make changes. If you’ve realized that you’ve made an error in your application, you can use this portal to correct it.

    How to Use the Correction Portal

    To use the Correction Portal, follow these steps:

    1. Pay the Correction Fee: You’ll need to pay a non-refundable correction fee of ₦10,000. Make sure you have your payment details ready.
    2. Log in to the Portal: Once you’ve paid the correction fee, log in to the Correction Portal using your application details.
    3. Make the Necessary Corrections: Make the necessary corrections to your application. Be sure to double-check your information to avoid any further errors.
    4. Submit Your Corrections: Once you’ve made the necessary corrections, submit your application.

    Important Notes

    • Non-Refundable Fee: The correction fee is non-refundable, so make sure you’re certain about the corrections you want to make.
    • Prompt Action: Make your corrections promptly to avoid any delays or complications in the admission process.
    • Accurate Information: Ensure that the information you provide is accurate and up-to-date.

    Benefits of Using the Correction Portal

    Using the Correction Portal can help you:

    • Avoid Disqualification: By correcting errors in your application, you can avoid disqualification from the admission process.
    • Ensure Accuracy: The Correction Portal gives you the opportunity to ensure that your application is accurate and complete.
    • Reduce Stress: By correcting errors promptly, you can reduce stress and anxiety related to the admission process.

    Conclusion

    The activation of the Correction Portal is a great opportunity for candidates who need to make corrections to their applications. We encourage all concerned applicants to take advantage of this opportunity and make the necessary corrections promptly. If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact the university’s admission office.

    Need help? Drop your questions in the comments or contact our support page. We’re here to help you succeed on your LASU journey!

     

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