The University of Ibadan (UI) has released the Post UTME screening results for candidates who participated in the 2026/2027 admission exercise. If you sat for the screening, you can now log in to the university admission portal to check your score.

Your Post UTME result is an important part of the admission process because it shows your performance in the screening exercise. It also helps you assess your chances of gaining admission into your preferred course, although the final admission decision will depend on the university's selection criteria.

If you are still waiting for other admission updates, you can also keep an eye on the UI admission list as it becomes available.

UI Post UTME Result for 2026/2027

The University of Ibadan has made the Post UTME screening result available through its official admission portal. Candidates who participated in the screening can now check their scores online using their login details.

Your screening score provides an indication of your performance during the admission exercise. However, it does not automatically mean you have been offered admission, as the university will still consider other admission requirements before releasing the final admission list.

Important Notice: While the announcement is titled 2026/2027 Post UTME Result, part of the notice mentions the 2024/2025 academic session. Candidates are advised to confirm the academic session displayed on the UI admission portal before relying on the result.

How to Check UI Post UTME Result

Follow these steps to check your screening result:

  1. Visit https://admissions.ui.edu.ng/

  2. Enter your JAMB Registration Number as your username.

  3. Enter your surname as your password.

  4. Click the Sign In button.

  5. View your Post UTME screening result.

Once you log in successfully, your screening score will be displayed on your dashboard.

Login Details Required

Before checking your result, make sure you have the following information:

  • Your JAMB Registration Number

  • Your surname

Your JAMB Registration Number serves as your username, while your surname is used as the password.

Ensure you enter the details exactly as they appear on your JAMB registration records.

What Your UI Post UTME Result Means

The Post UTME result reflects your performance in the screening exercise. It is one of the factors the University of Ibadan considers during the admission process.

A good score may improve your chances of admission, especially if you also meet the required UI cut off mark, possess the necessary O'Level qualifications, and satisfy every admission requirement.

Candidates are encouraged to review their results carefully and ensure all displayed information belongs to them.

What to Do After Checking Your Result

After checking your result, you should:

  • Keep a copy of your screening score for your records.

  • Continue monitoring the university portal for admission updates.

  • Regularly check your JAMB CAPS profile for any admission offer.

  • Watch out for the release of the UI admission list.

  • Prepare all required documents for clearance if offered admission.

If you are admitted, you should also complete your acceptance procedures and begin preparing for registration and payment of UI school fees.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Has the UI Post UTME result for 2026/2027 been released?
A: Yes. Candidates who participated in the screening exercise can now check their results through the University of Ibadan admission portal.

Q: What should I do after checking my result?
A: Continue monitoring the admission portal and JAMB CAPS for further updates, and wait for the release of the UI admission list.

Q: Where can I check my UI Post UTME result?
A: You can check your result through the official University of Ibadan admission portal.

Q: What details do I need to check my result?
A: You need your JAMB Registration Number and your surname.

Q: What should I use as my password?
A: Your surname serves as the password when logging into the admission portal.

Q: Does the Post UTME result guarantee admission?
A: No. Your screening score is only one part of the admission process. Final admission depends on meeting all university requirements