Are you an aspiring undergraduate looking to secure admission into Nasarawa State University Keffi (NSUK) in 2025? If yes, you’re not alone. Every year, thousands of students choose NSUK for its reputation, affordable tuition, and growing academic prestige in northern Nigeria.
In this blog post, you’ll find everything you need to know about NSUK Post UTME 2025—including how to apply, the official cut-off mark, deadline, form price, screening requirements, and how to stay updated via the official NSUK admission website.
Let’s get started.
Overview of Nasarawa State University Keffi (NSUK)
Nasarawa State University, Keffi, was established in 2002 by the Nasarawa State Government to broaden access to quality university education for indigenes and non-indigenes alike. Over the years, NSUK has gained national recognition for its strong faculties in Law, Arts, Social Sciences, Education, and Natural Sciences.
With multiple campuses (mainly in Keffi, Lafia, and Pyanku), NSUK continues to expand both in academic offerings and infrastructure.
Is the NSUK Post UTME Form for 2025 Out?
As of the time of writing, NSUK Post UTME 2025 form is not yet officially out. However, the university typically releases its Post UTME form between July and September, depending on JAMB timelines.
To avoid missing out, you should regularly check the NSUK official website or reliable education portals like:
Who Can Apply for NSUK Post UTME 2025?
To be eligible to apply for NSUK Post UTME 2025, you must meet the following criteria:
- You must have selected NSUK as your First Choice in JAMB.
- You must score a minimum of 160 in your JAMB 2025 UTME.
- You must possess at least 5 relevant O’Level credits, including English Language and Mathematics.
- You must upload your O’Level result on JAMB CAPS.
Candidates who did not initially choose NSUK as their first choice but wish to apply must first carry out a change of institution via the JAMB Change of Institution Portal.
NSUK JAMB Cut Off Mark for 2025 Admission
For the 2025 admission cycle, the general JAMB cut-off mark for Nasarawa State University is 160. However, this is only the minimum.
Certain competitive courses require higher scores for serious consideration. Here’s a breakdown of expected departmental cut-off marks based on previous years:
Faculty | Course | Expected Cut-off Mark (2025) |
---|---|---|
Social Sciences | Sociology, Political Science | 180–200 |
Law | Law | 220–240 |
Administration | Public Administration | 190–210 |
Natural & Applied Sciences | Biochemistry, Microbiology | 180–200 |
Arts | History, Islamic Studies | 160–180 |
Education | Education courses | 160–180 |
Remember, these are departmental cut-off marks, and actual admissions will depend on your aggregate score, calculated from your JAMB + Post UTME performance.
How Much is the NSUK Post UTME Form for 2025?
The official price of the NSUK Post UTME form is N2,000 (Two Thousand Naira Only).
You may incur additional charges such as:
- Online transaction fee (about N300)
- Cyber café or CBT center service charges (optional)
So, it’s advisable to prepare at least N2,500–N3,000 when making the payment online or at a registration point.
NSUK Post UTME 2025 Registration Deadline (Expected)
While the 2025 deadline is not yet published, here’s what previous timelines suggest:
- Form Release Date: Late July to Mid-August
- Registration Deadline: 4–6 weeks after the form release (typically early October)
Keep checking the official NSUK Admissions Portal to know the exact dates once released.
Step-by-Step Guide to Apply for NSUK Post UTME 2025
When the form is officially out, here’s how to apply:
- Visit the NSUK Post UTME Portal via https://portal.nsuk.edu.ng
- Click on “2025 Post UTME Screening” link.
- Enter your JAMB registration number to begin.
- Generate an RRR (Remita Retrieval Reference) to pay N2,000.
- Make payment via Remita using any payment option (card, bank, or wallet).
- After payment, return to the portal and complete your registration.
- Upload your O’Level results, recent passport photograph, and bio-data.
- Confirm and print your screening slip.
Ensure that your personal information (email, phone number, course) is correct before submission. Any mistake might delay your admission process.
Will NSUK Conduct a Post UTME Exam in 2025?
NSUK has used online screening (no physical test) in recent years, relying on JAMB score and O’Level grades to assess applicants.
However, if NSUK decides to reintroduce physical Post UTME exams in 2025, they will announce it officially. So far, the screening is document-based, and no aptitude test is required.
What to Do After Submitting NSUK Post UTME Form
After successfully submitting the application form:
- Print your acknowledgement slip
- Keep checking your email and the NSUK portal for updates
- Ensure your O’Level results are uploaded on JAMB CAPS
- Check your admission status regularly on https://portal.jamb.gov.ng/efacility
Admission lists are usually released in batches between October and December.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. Can I apply to NSUK if I scored below 160 in JAMB?
No. The minimum score to qualify for NSUK Post UTME is 160.
2. Does NSUK accept second choice candidates?
No. NSUK only considers first choice candidates for admission. You must change to NSUK as your first choice through the JAMB portal.
3. Can I apply for two courses in NSUK?
No. Only one course can be selected during Post UTME registration. However, if necessary, the university may offer you a related course if you narrowly miss your first choice.
4. When will NSUK start giving admission for 2025?
Admissions usually begin in October and continue until early next year. Always monitor JAMB CAPS.
Final Advice for NSUK Aspirants in 2025
- Aim for a JAMB score of 200 and above if you’re applying for competitive courses like Law, Political Science, or Public Administration.
- Ensure your WAEC/NECO/NABTEB results are properly uploaded to JAMB CAPS.
- Use a valid email and phone number that you check often.
- Join NSUK aspirant WhatsApp or Telegram groups to stay updated on screening and admission info.
- Frequently check both the NSUK portal and JAMB CAPS for admission updates.
Conclusion
If you are determined to study at Nasarawa State University Keffi in 2025, the best thing you can do is start preparing early—score high in JAMB, keep your documents ready, and monitor the official portal for updates. NSUK remains a growing, respected university with strong academic potential, especially for students in northern Nigeria.
Stay focused, don’t miss deadlines, and take control of your academic journey.
Good luck with your NSUK admission for 2025!