The Management of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), Ago-Iwoye, wishes to inform all prospective candidates, parents, and the general public that the dates for the 2026/2027 Post-UTME Screening Examination have been officially adjusted.
This extension is designed to accommodate administrative refinements and provide registered applicants with ample time to complete their academic preparations.
Updated Screening Schedule
The rescheduled screening exercise will now take place across a four-day testing window:
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New Examination Window: Tuesday, 1st September – Friday, 4th September 2026
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Mode of Screening: Computer-Based Test (CBT)
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Venue: Main Campus, Ago-Iwoye (Specific halls details will be indicated on individual passes)
Note: All previously published exam timetables are hereby void. Candidates must adhere strictly to the new schedule.
Printing of Post-UTME Examination Passes
To participate in the screening, every registered candidate must reprint their updated schedule slip from the official university portal.
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Portal Reopening Date: Thursday, 27th August 2026
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Required Information: Candidates must log into the admission portal using their JAMB Registration Number and Surname to generate their updated pass.
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Pass Details: The printed pass will specify your exact examination date, batch, arrival time, and designated testing hall.
Mandatory Requirement: Candidates must present a clear, physical copy of their printed Examination Pass at the screening center entrance. Digital copies on mobile phones will not be accepted.
Essential Instructions for Candidates
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Arrive Prepared: Candidates should arrive at the venue at least 45 minutes before their scheduled session for biometric verification.
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Prohibited Items: Electronic gadgets, including smartwatches, cellular phones, calculators, and flash drives, are strictly prohibited in the examination halls.
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Credential Verification: Ensure that your O’Level results and JAMB details uploaded on the portal correspond accurately with your physical documents to avoid disqualification during post-exam verification.
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Official Information Channels: Candidates are strongly advised to disregard rumors on social media and rely solely on the official OOU website or verified portal channels for legitimate updates.
