BMU Post UTME Form: 2025/2026 Comprehensive Guide

Suleiman ShehuJune 24, 2025

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Bayelsa Medical University (BMU), located in Yenagoa, the capital city of Bayelsa State, is one of Nigeria’s specialised tertiary institutions dedicated to advancing healthcare and medical sciences through research, teaching, and practical learning. Established in 2018, BMU offers a range of medical and allied health science programs.

BMU Post UTME Form

For aspirants aiming to join BMU for the 2025/2026 academic session, applying for the BMU Post UTME Form is a vital part of the university’s admission process. This guide walks you through everything you need to know — from eligibility and registration to screening and final admission.

What is BMU Post UTME?

The BMU Post UTME refers to the screening process that BMU conducts for candidates who applied to the institution through the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). Like most universities in Nigeria, BMU assesses applicants based on their JAMB scores, O’Level results, and possibly an interview or CBT screening.

The purpose of BMU Post UTME is to:

Confirm the academic qualifications of applicants
Determine merit for limited departmental quotas
Ensure candidates meet all institutional and departmental requirements

BMU Post UTME Form Release Date

BMU typically releases the Post UTME form between July and August, depending on the release of JAMB results and directives from the National Universities Commission (NUC).

Key Dates for 2025/2026:

Form release date: July 2025 (expected)
Application deadline: August or early September 2025
Screening commencement: September or October 2025

Updates will be officially announced via the university’s website: https://bmu.edu.ng and through national dailies.

Eligibility Criteria for BMU Post UTME

To be eligible to apply for the BMU Post UTME, candidates must meet the following criteria:

a. JAMB UTME Score

BMU generally accepts a minimum of 160.
For competitive programs like Medicine, Nursing, and MLS, candidates should have a 200 or above.

b. Choice of Institution

BMU must be selected as the first-choice institution in the JAMB application.
Candidates who selected BMU as their second choice must change it to their first choice through JAMB.

c. O’Level Result Requirements

At least five credit passes in relevant subjects, including English Language and Mathematics.
Acceptable exam bodies: WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, and GCE.
Candidates can combine two sittings for O’Level results.

d. Age Requirement

Candidates must be at least 16 years old by October 2025.

How Much is BMU Post UTME Form?

The application fee for BMU Post UTME is ₦2,000 (Two Thousand Naira Only).

Payment Methods:

Online payment via Remita or debit cards (MasterCard, Visa, Verve)
Bank payment using Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) slip
Mobile money or POS payments (at the BMU ICT centre)

Candidates should retain all payment receipts for documentation.

How to Apply for BMU Post UTME Form

To apply for the BMU Post UTME Form, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Visit the BMU Portal

Access the admissions portal via https://bmu.edu.ng

Step 2: Create an Account or Login

Input your JAMB registration number, a valid email, and phone number
Create a secure password and activate your account

Step 3: Generate Payment Invoice

Choose the “Post UTME 2025/2026” option
Generate RRR for Remita payment

Step 4: Make Payment

Pay ₦2,000 using your preferred method (online or bank)

Step 5: Complete the Application Form

Fill in personal information, contact details, and academic qualifications
Input JAMB subject combination and score
Choose your preferred course of study

Step 6: Upload Required Documents

Recent passport photograph (white background)
JAMB result slip
O’Level result(s)
Local government certificate of origin
Birth certificate or affidavit

Step 7: Submit and Print Acknowledgement Slip

Confirm all details before submission
Print out your acknowledgement and screening slip

Documents Required for Registration

Ensure the following documents are scanned and ready:

JAMB result slip
WAEC/NECO/NABTEB results
Passport photograph (recent, JPEG format)
Birth certificate or age declaration
Certificate of local government origin
Payment receipt (online or bank slip)
BMU acknowledgement slip

BMU Post UTME Screening Date and Venue

BMU usually conducts the Post UTME screening in September or October, following the close of application.

Notification Channels:

Email and SMS alerts
Announcement on the BMU portal
Screening date and time on the candidate dashboard

Venue:

BMU Main Campus, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State

Candidates should arrive early and bring along a printed acknowledgement slip and original copies of uploaded documents.

BMU Post UTME Screening Format

BMU may adopt any of the following screening formats depending on the academic year:

a. Computer-Based Test (CBT)

Subjects aligned with the JAMB subject combination
Questions based on English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, etc.
Duration: Typically 60 minutes

b. Online/Document-Based Screening

Used for some years without physical exams
Aggregate calculated based on:
- JAMB score (50%)
- O’Level grades (50%)

c. Departmental Interview (if applicable)

Oral interview or basic subject questioning (mainly for Direct Entry or top courses)

How to Prepare for BMU Post UTME

Preparation tips to increase your chances of admission:

Study Past Questions
- Focus on JAMB-relevant subjects like Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and English
Master Time Management
- Practice full-length mock CBT exams
Keep Documents Organised
- Ensure you have both hard and soft copies ready
Upload O’Level Results on JAMB CAPS
- Visit a CBT centre if not already done
Dress Appropriately for Physical Screening
- Preferably formal attire

BMU Post UTME Cut-Off Marks

BMU sets general and departmental cut-off marks. The general cut-off is 160, but some departments require higher.

Sample Departmental Cut-Off Marks (Projected):

Department	Estimated Cut-Off
Medicine and Surgery	240+
Nursing Science	220+
Medical Laboratory Science	200+
Public Health	190+
Human Anatomy	180+
Human Physiology	180+
Microbiology	180+
Biochemistry	180+
Community Health	170+

Final cut-off scores may depend on the number of applicants and average performance.

Admission Process After BMU Post UTME

After screening, BMU processes admission as follows:

Step 1: Screening Result Notification

Results sent via email or checked on the portal

Step 2: JAMB CAPS Admission

Check https://caps.jamb.gov.ng
Accept or reject the admission offer

Step 3: Admission Letter

Print the JAMB admission letter and the BMU offer letter

Step 4: Acceptance Fee Payment

Pay the acceptance fee to secure an admission slot

Step 5: Registration and Clearance

Submit physical copies of documents
Complete departmental and faculty registrations

Step 6: Matriculation

Participate in the BMU matriculation ceremony

Direct Entry (DE) Admission into BMU

BMU accepts Direct Entry candidates for 200-level entry in selected courses.

Eligible Qualifications:

NCE, ND, HND, A-Level, IJMB, JUPEB certificates

DE Application Process:

Apply through the JAMB Direct Entry portal
Register for BMU screening on the same portal as UTME candidates

Required Documents:

DE registration slip
Academic transcript
O’Level results
JAMB DE printout
Passport photograph
Certificates and testimonials

Screening Format:

Document-based or interview-based (depends on the department)

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Avoid the following to ensure a smooth application:

Using the wrong JAMB registration number
Uploading incomplete or wrong documents
Paying into the wrong Remita account
Failing to check email/SMS alerts
Registering after the deadline
Not uploading O’Level results on JAMB CAPS

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Is the BMU Post UTME Form for 2025/2026 out?
A: It is expected to be released by July 2025.

Q2: Can I apply with an awaiting result?
A: Yes. But the result must be uploaded before admission is granted.

Q3: What is the cut-off mark for Nursing at BMU?
A: Nursing generally requires 220 and above.

Q4: Can I apply to BMU with a second choice?
A: No. BMU considers only first-choice candidates.

Q5: Will BMU conduct a CBT Post UTME?
A: BMU may use CBT or document-based screening depending on the year.

Q6: Does BMU accept Direct Entry?
A: Yes. Candidates with A-Level, ND, HND, or JUPEB can apply for the 200-level.

Conclusion

Applying for the BMU Post UTME Form is the first step in joining one of Nigeria’s top medical universities. Whether you’re aiming to study Medicine, Nursing, or any other health science program, following the correct procedures will improve your admission chances.

To recap:

Ensure you meet all eligibility requirements
Apply before the deadline
Upload accurate documents
Stay updated via the official portal

Best of luck with your application for the 2025/2026 academic session at Bayelsa Medical University!