BASUG Post UTME Form: Guide for 2025/2026 Academic Session

Suleiman ShehuJune 24, 2025

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Bauchi State University, Gadau (BASUG), is one of the prominent state-owned universities in Northern Nigeria. Established in 2011 to expand access to tertiary education in Bauchi State, BASUG now offers a variety of programs across faculties, including Social Sciences, Natural and Applied Sciences, Arts, Education, and Law.

BASUG Post UTME Form

If you’re planning to study at BASUG for the 2025/2026 academic session, the BASUG Post UTME form is a vital part of the admission process. This document is designed to provide every detail you need about the form, eligibility requirements, registration steps, deadlines, departmental cut-off marks, and frequently asked questions to help you succeed in securing your admission.

What is BASUG Post UTME?

The BASUG Post UTME is a post-JAMB screening process designed to assess the eligibility and readiness of applicants seeking admission into various undergraduate programs. Unlike some institutions that conduct Computer-Based Tests (CBT), BASUG generally adopts a screening-based approach, relying on candidates’ JAMB UTME scores and O’Level results.

Purpose of the BASUG Post UTME:

To confirm that candidates meet the minimum academic requirements
To evaluate a combination of JAMB and O’Level results
To fairly select students for limited admission spaces

BASUG Post UTME Form Release Date

For the 2025/2026 academic session, the BASUG Post UTME form is expected to be released between June and August 2025, in line with the completion of the national UTME process by JAMB.

Key Dates (Expected):

Form release: July 2025
Application deadline: August 2025
Screening period: September 2025

All official announcements will be made via the university’s portal: https://basug.edu.ng and official social media handles.

Eligibility Criteria for BASUG Post UTME

To apply for the BASUG Post UTME, candidates must satisfy the following requirements:

a. JAMB UTME Score Requirement

The minimum cut-off score is usually 140.
Competitive courses like Law and Medicine may require higher scores (up to 200+).

b. Institution of Choice

BASUG must be chosen as your first choice in your JAMB application.
Candidates who initially selected another institution must effect a Change of Institution on the JAMB portal to BASUG.

c. O’Level Requirements

Minimum of five (5) credit passes including English Language and Mathematics.
Relevant subjects must match your chosen course.
Acceptable examination bodies: WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, or GCE.
Candidates may combine results from not more than two sittings.

d. Age Requirement

Applicants should be at least 16 years old by October 2025.

How Much is BASUG Post UTME Form?

The cost of the BASUG Post UTME form for the 2025/2026 session is ₦2,000 (Two Thousand Naira Only).

Mode of Payment:

Online payment through Remita or ATM card.
Direct bank payment using the generated Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR).

Candidates are advised to retain their payment receipts as evidence and for further screening steps.

How to Apply for BASUG Post UTME Form

Follow the step-by-step guide below to apply for the BASUG Post UTME screening:

Step 1: Visit the BASUG Portal

Go to https://basug.edu.ng

Step 2: Navigate to the Post UTME Application Page

Click on the “2025/2026 Post UTME Screening” tab

Step 3: Create an Account or Login

Provide your JAMB registration number and a valid email address
Generate your payment invoice via Remita

Step 4: Make Payment

Pay the ₦2,000 application fee online using an ATM card or take the RRR to a bank for payment.

Step 5: Complete the Online Form

Fill in your details, O’Level results, UTME subject combination, and course choice

Step 6: Upload Required Documents

Passport photo (recent, not older than 6 months)
Scanned O’Level result(s)
JAMB result slip

Step 7: Submit and Print Acknowledgement Slip

Confirm and submit your application
Print the acknowledgement slip for reference

Documents Required for BASUG Post UTME Registration

Ensure you have the following documents ready before registration:

Original and photocopy of JAMB result slip
O’Level result(s) – WAEC, NECO, GCE, or NABTEB
Passport photograph (recent, white background)
Birth certificate or age declaration
Certificate of local government origin
Bank payment receipt or proof of Remita transaction
Printed BASUG application/acknowledgement slip

BASUG Post UTME Screening Date and Venue

BASUG typically announces screening dates about one week after the application deadline.

Screening Format:

Mostly online document-based screening
Physical appearance is usually not required unless stated

How to Know Your Screening Date:

Log in to the BASUG portal
Check your email and SMS for updates

Venue (if applicable):

Main Campus – Gadau
Other locations (if physical screening is required): Misau, Bauchi, etc.

BASUG Post UTME Screening Format

a. Online Screening:

Upload of JAMB and O’Level results
System-generated aggregate score based on available data

b. No CBT Examination (Most Years):

BASUG doesn’t usually conduct written exams for Post UTME
However, some years may include departmental interviews or tests

c. Admission Formula (if available):

JAMB Score (50%) + O’Level Grades (50%) = Aggregate Score

How to Prepare for BASUG Post UTME

Even though BASUG mostly uses a screening-based format, candidates should:

Verify Document Accuracy
- Check that names, results, and subject combinations are correct
Re-upload O’Level Results on JAMB CAPS
- If not already done, upload your O’Level via an accredited CBT centre
Prepare for Interview (if shortlisted)
- Be prepared for departmental interviews (some faculties may invite candidates)
Monitor Official Updates
- Stay tuned to the BASUG portal and social media for any changes or clarifications

BASUG Post UTME Cut-Off Marks

The cut-off mark varies by department and year. Below are sample departmental cut-offs (projected):

Course	Cut-Off Mark (Estimated)
Law	230+
Medicine (MBBS – if offered)	250+
Computer Science	200+
Political Science	180+
Public Administration	190+
Accounting	180+
Sociology	170+
Education Courses	160+
Agriculture	150+
Religious Studies	150+

Note: Final departmental cut-off scores may depend on general candidate performance and admission quotas.

Admission Process After BASUG Post UTME

After the screening process, here’s what follows:

a. Screening Results Publication

Available within 2–3 weeks after form closure

b. Admission List Release

Released in batches: Merit list, Catchment, Supplementary
Check admission on both the BASUG portal and the JAMB CAPS

c. Acceptance of Admission

Log in to https://caps.jamb.gov.ng
Accept admission and print the JAMB Admission Letter

d. School Fees and Registration

Pay acceptance and tuition fees
Upload documents for clearance
Proceed with departmental registration

Direct Entry (DE) Application into BASUG

BASUG also accepts applications from Direct Entry candidates.

DE Eligibility:

Candidates with OND, NCE, HND, IJMB, or A-Level qualifications
Must have applied through the JAMB Direct Entry portal

DE Application Process:

Register and pay for BASUG screening just like UTME candidates
Upload academic transcripts and credentials
No CBT test required – document-based screening only

Required Documents:

JAMB DE printout
OND/NCE/HND/IJMB result
O’Level result
Birth certificate, local government ID
Passport photograph

Common Mistakes to Avoid During BASUG Post UTME Registration

Providing the wrong JAMB registration number
Uploading blurred or mismatched documents
Applying after the deadline
Not checking updates or screening notifications
Failure to upload O’Level to JAMB CAPS
Selecting the wrong subject combinations or courses

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Is the BASUG Post UTME form out for 2025/2026?
A: It is expected to be released between June and August 2025.

Q2: What is the JAMB cut-off for BASUG?
A: The general cut-off mark is 140, but some courses may require more.

Q3: Can I apply with awaiting O’Level results?
A: Yes, but results must be available before admission or clearance.

Q4: Does BASUG conduct a written Post UTME exam?
A: Not usually. Screening is typically document-based.

Q5: Can I choose BASUG as a second choice?
A: No. Only first-choice candidates are considered for admission.

Conclusion

The BASUG Post UTME form is your first official step toward becoming a student at Bauchi State University, Gadau. With its structured screening process and merit-driven admission, BASUG offers thousands of qualified students the chance to pursue higher education annually.

To boost your chances:

Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria
Apply early and upload accurate documents
Monitor your email and the university portal for updates
Follow through on admission and registration processes

We wish you the very best in your admission journey for the 2025/2026 academic session at BASUG!