NDU Post-Utme Form 2021: Niger Delta University (NDU) Post UTME Form for 2021/2022 Academic Session is out. Cut-off mark is 160. The form cost N2,000. Deadline to apply is 31st August 2021. See how to apply and other details below.

Update on Niger Delta University, NDU Post Utme Form 2021/2022 – Application Portal & Screening Exercise Requirements:

This page will guide you on all that you need to know about NDU POST UTME Form and Screening Exercise date for 2021/2022 Academic Session.

This is to inform all interested candidates that participated in the just concluded Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Examination that the Niger Delta University, NDU has published guidelines for their 2021/2022 Post UTME registration Exercise.

Niger Delta University (NDU) Post UTME Form for 2021/2022 academic session is out. Registration closes on 31st August 2021.

Is NDU POST UTME 2021 Form Out?

Yes, Niger Delta University, NDU has released her POST UTME form for 2021/2022 Academic Session.

However, NDU 2021 Post UTME Form will certainly be out before the end of August 2021.

so if you want to Know when NDU post UTME will start, I enjoin you to drop your WhatsApp number in the comment section below or alternatively, you keep checking back because we will post it here immediately it has been announced.

How Much Is NDU Post UTME Form?

The Niger Delta University, NDU Post UTME application form is two thousand Naira (N2,000) only. It is important to note that this fee is non-refundable and should be paid to the university’s official payment Portal only.

NDU JAMB and Admission Cut Off Mark.

The Niger Delta University, NDU cutoff mark is 160 and above for the 2021/2022 Admission exercise.

So for you to be eligible for the  Niger Delta University, NDU Post UTME exercise 2021, it must be that you have gotten a JAMB score that is 160 or above.

Note that this is JAMB/UTME cutoff mark, not departmental (admission) cutoff mark.

Eligibility for NDU Post UTME application 2021/2022

Only Candidates who scored a minimum of 160 in the 2021/2022 UTME conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and Direct Entry (DE) candidates who made the Niger Delta University, NDU their First Choice Institution are eligible to apply and participate in the Niger Delta University, NDU POST UTME screening Exercise 2021.

In addition, each candidate must possess at least five (5) credit passes including English Language and Mathematics at not more than two (2) sittings.

Candidates who do not participate in the Post-UTME screening will not be considered for admission. NDU will not consider candidates with “Awaiting Results”.

How to Apply for Niger Delta University (NDU) Post UTME 2021/2022

All candidates for UTME and DE Admissions are to pay their Post Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (PUTME) fees of N2,000 and upload their credentials between 26th August, to 15th September 2021. Follow the procedure below to apply:

• Visit the Niger Delta University (NDU) Post UTME/DE link at www.ndu.edu.ng
• Tab on the “Create Account” link and enter the required details to create account.
• After creating the account, Proceed and Select 2021/2022 POST UTME application.
• Provide your Jamb Registration Number (UTME Number) and Names as it appears on your Jamb result in the spaces provided.
• Review your details to make sure they are correct and click on “make payment”
• You will now be redirected to NDU online payment platform. Select your payment type.
• If you are paying online, then select your card type (e.g. Master Card. VISA. etc.).
• Enter your card details and Click ‘Pay’ to process payment.
• After successful payment, click ‘proceed’ to fill in the required details on screening form
• Enter your Detailed O’level result (SSCE, NECO and NABTEB).
• Review your details and confirm them.
• Click on “submit” to complete registration.
• Print out a copy of your receipt and your Post UTME Screening Form.
• That’s all

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NDU POST UTME Screening Requirements 2021

Below are the requirements for the Niger Delta University, NDU POST UTME Exercise 2021/2022.

1. The NDU Admission into full-time undergraduate programmes is ONLY gained through Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry (DE).
2. Candidate must possess five (5) credits in O/Level Result (WAEC, GCE, NECO or NABTEB) or its equivalent as required by the school.
3. Candidates must score at least 180 in the 2021 UTME Exam (JAMB).
4. Candidate must sit for JAMB POST-UTME Exam and must obtain the required minimum score.  However, Candidate Must take part in the NDU POST UTME Exercise and must submit all required credentials for assessment as required by the school.
5. Candidate must have reached the age of sixteen (16) by the 31st day of October in the year of admission.
6. Candidates must have chosed NDU as their First Choice during JAMB Registration.

Deadline for NDU Post UTME Form 2021

The deadline for the Niger Delta University, NDU POST UTME exercise 2021/2022 is 31st August 2021.

NDU POST UTME and Admission Terms and Conditions

It is mandatory that all applicants must buy and completely fill the NDU POST UTME form and submit it before the deadline. Meanwhile, The following must be noted when applying:

• candidate’s UTME Registration Number and the Full Names (as it is on JAMB Slip) must be be correctly provided at the point of payment and registration.
• Cases of Awaiting result will not be attend to.
• As part of the screening exercise, candidates are expected to follow instructions and accurately enter the required information.Providing wrong information/results will attract automatic disqualification
• Successful candidates would be communicated via e-mail and SMS.

That was the guide on the NDU POST UTME Screening Exercise 2021, the required cut-off mark, screening date, and how to apply for the NDU POST UTME Exercise 2021..

All aspirants of Niger Delta University, NDU should follow that guideline below to gain admission in NDU.

Meanwhile, as gaining admission into the University is becoming harder than before, the only thing you can do is to ease the process by observing some rules which if followed and believed in, could help you get admission into that tertiary institution of your dream.