AAU EXTENDS SALES OF POST-UTME/DE SCREENING FORM FOR 2022/2023 ACADEMIC SESSION

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If you aspire for higher education and have selected Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, as your preferred institution, it's time to proceed to the next vital step. The AAU post UTME and Direct Entry Screening form for the 2023/2024 academic session is currently accessible, signaling the start of your admission process.

AAU Post UTME: Gateway to Higher Education

Commencing from Friday, 10th November 2023, eligible candidates who have selected AAU as their Institution of First Choice can initiate their application process, with the application window open until Thursday, 29th February 2024.

Cut-Off Marks: The Admission Benchmark

The University Admission Board (UAB), under the endorsement of the Acting Vice-Chancellor, has established cut-off marks crucial for determining eligibility for desired courses. Visit [AAU Cut-Off Marks](https://aaue.waeup.org/applicants/utme2023) to view the cut-off marks for each course at AAU Ekpoma.

How to Apply for AAU Post UTME & Direct Entry

To apply, visit [AAU Application Portal](https://aaue.waeup.org/applicants/utme2023).

Application Costs and Timeline

The application form is priced at N15,200 only, available for purchase from 10th November to 29th February 2024.

Application Essentials

- Full Name Requirement: Input your full names, as initials are not accepted during online application.
- JAMB Score-Based Cut-Off: The cut-off marks are solely based on your JAMB score; no post-UTME screening exercise will be conducted.

Advice for Applicants

Stay updated by regularly visiting the [AAU UTME Portal](https://aaue.waeup.org/applicants/utme2023) for detailed information on application and admission procedures.

Important Warnings

- Submission: Failure to fill and submit the form online may result in losing eligibility for the admission exercise.
- Accuracy of Information: Provide accurate information and upload correct credentials; any false information or incorrect documents will lead to disqualification.

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