Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU), Ago-Iwoye, has released the Post-UTME screening results for the 2025/2026 academic session.
All candidates who took part in the screening exercise can now check their results on the OOU Post-UTME result portal. The school made this announcement to inform candidates eager to know their performance and admission chances.
If you wrote the screening, this guide will show you how to check your result, what to do after checking, and key admission updates you should not miss.
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How to Check OOU Post-UTME Result 2025/2026
Checking your result is quick and easy. Follow these steps carefully:
- Visit the official OOU Post-UTME result portal via https://putme.oouagoiwoye.edu.ng.
- Click on “Check Result” on the homepage.
- Enter your JAMB Registration Number and Password.
- Click Login to view your result.
- Your screening score and total aggregate will appear on the screen.
- Print a copy of the result slip for future reference.
If the page does not load immediately, wait and refresh. The site might experience heavy traffic as many students try to check their scores at once.
After Checking Your OOU Post-UTME Result
Once you’ve checked your result, your next step is to monitor admission updates. Here’s what to do while you wait:
- Confirm your O’level upload on JAMB CAPS. Make sure your WAEC or NECO results are uploaded correctly to avoid admission delays.
- Keep checking OOU’s admission portal and your JAMB CAPS dashboard for any changes.
- Print your result slip and store it safely — you’ll need it for clearance and registration.
- Prepare your documents early. Gather your birth certificate, JAMB slip, and O’level results.
- Stay informed. Follow OOU’s official website or verified student platforms for real updates.
Understanding Your Screening Score
Your OOU Post-UTME score plays a major role in determining whether you’ll be admitted. OOU combines your JAMB score, O’level grades, and Post-UTME result to calculate your admission aggregate.
A higher aggregate score improves your chance of gaining admission into your preferred course.
Here’s a quick guide to help you interpret your chances:
| Course Category | Competitive Courses | Recommended Aggregate Score |
|---|---|---|
| Medicine, Nursing, Law | Very High | 65% and above |
| Engineering, Accounting, Pharmacy | High | 55%–65% |
| Education, Agric, Arts | Moderate | 45%–55% |
If your score falls below the target for your chosen course, don’t panic. You can apply for a change of course when OOU opens that option. Sometimes, students gain admission into related programs with lower cut-offs.
When Will OOU Release the Admission List?
After the release of results, OOU usually publishes the first batch admission list within a few weeks. The process is done in stages:
- First Batch (Merit List)
- Second Batch
- Supplementary List
To check your admission status:
- Visit JAMB CAPS at https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng.
- Log in with your email and password.
- Click on “Check Admission Status.”
If you see “Admission in Progress,” it means you are being considered. Keep checking until it changes to “Admitted.”
For Candidates Who Cannot Find Their Results
If your result is not showing on the portal, don’t worry. Here are possible reasons:
- You entered an incorrect JAMB registration number.
- The portal is still being updated.
- Your payment wasn’t verified before upload.
Try again later, or reach out to OOU ICT support through the contact section on the university’s website.
Tips to Boost Your Admission Chances
Avoid common mistakes that cost students their admission. Follow these smart tips:
- Keep your login details private. Don’t share your JAMB or OOU passwords.
- Monitor JAMB CAPS frequently. Accept your admission once offered.
- Prepare school fees early. OOU often gives a short deadline for acceptance fees.
- Stay active online. Join verified OOU student forums and news pages for updates.
- Keep checking all batches. Some candidates only appear in later lists.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Can I check my OOU Post-UTME result without a password?
No. You must log in with the same password you used during registration.
2. What is a good Post-UTME score for OOU?
It depends on your course. Medicine, Nursing, and Law usually require 65% or more, while 50–60% may secure a place in other courses.
3. How many admission lists does OOU release?
Usually three — First Batch, Second Batch, and a Supplementary List.
4. What if I am not admitted in the first batch?
Be patient. Wait for the second or supplementary list. You can also visit the school’s admission office for guidance.
5. Does OOU accept second-choice candidates?
OOU gives preference to first-choice candidates, but strong second-choice candidates may be admitted if there are open slots.
The release of the 2025/2026 OOU Post-UTME results is a major step for every candidate seeking admission into the university.
Check your result, print it, and start preparing for the next stage. Keep all documents ready and monitor both OOU’s admission portal and JAMB CAPS closely.
With patience and proper follow-up, your admission dream can become a reality.
Good luck to all OOU aspirants!
