Lagos State University (LASU) Post-UTME 2026/2027: Form, Date, Price, Past Questions, Screening & Cut-Off Mark (Complete Guide)

Quick Answer: LASU Post-UTME 2026/2027 At A Glance

Detail	Information
Registration dates	Wednesday, 3 June – Tuesday, 23 June 2026, by midnight
Portal	lasu.edu.ng → Student → New Applicants → UTME/DE Screening, or directly at services.lidc.lasu.edu.ng/admissionscreening
Screening fee	₦2,000
Minimum UTME score	195
Age requirement	At least 16 years old by 1 October 2026
Test mode	No written test online document-based screening using a point grading system
Complaints email	screeningsupport@lasu.edu.ng

If you chose LASU as your first choice in the 2026 UTME and scored 195 or above, this is a no-stress screening there’s no aptitude test to sit. Your JAMB score and O’Level grades decide everything, so the only real risk is entering your details wrong. Full breakdown below.

LASU Post-UTME Form 2026/2027: Eligibility

Confirm you meet every condition before paying:

You chose LASU as your first-choice university in the 2026 UTME and scored at least 195.
You will be at least 16 years old by 1 October 2026.
Pre-Degree Studies (PDS) students who completed LASU’s PDS programme can also apply, provided they chose LASU as first choice and scored 195+.
Direct Entry candidates can apply if they obtained the DE form from JAMB and chose LASU as first choice this includes LASU School of Basic and Advanced Studies (JUPEB) candidates. Only LASU Diploma is accepted for DE, except NCE holders applying into the Faculty of Education.
Candidates of Lagos State origin applying for 100 or 200 level must have proved their claims before LASU’s Independent Indigeneship Verification Committee (IIVC) this is validated automatically during screening.

You can only register for one screening category either the regular programme or the Regular-with-Entrepreneurship option (UTME-only, minimum 190). You cannot screen for both.

LASU Post-UTME Registration: How to Apply (Step-by-Step)

Part 1 Payment:

Visit lasu.edu.ng, hover on “Student,” then click “New Applicants.”
Click “UTME/DE Screening,” or go directly to the LASU admission screening portal.
Click “UTME Candidate Login.”
Enter your UTME registration number and surname, then click “Submit.”
Click “Make Payment (Admission Screening).”
Enter your JAMB registration number, select “Admission Screening Fee” as the description, “Ojo” as campus, and “Student” as category.
Complete payment, then return to your dashboard.

Part 2 Self-Screening:

Click “Start Admission Screening.”
Review your displayed bio-data and select your mode of entry (UTME or DE).
Enter the Transaction ID from your payment, then click “Submit.”
Fill in your personal details: name, date of birth, gender, state of origin, LGA, email, phone, parent/guardian details, and disability status where applicable. Save and proceed after each section.
Select your course, choose your number of O’Level sittings, and enter your O’Level details.
Preview all details and tick “I Certify” to confirm accuracy this step is final; you cannot edit further without paying again.
Return to the Screening Homepage, enter your UTME registration number, and click “Download Result” to get your screening report.

Need to correct something? You can rescreen or change your course, but each correction or rescreening attempt requires a new payment.

LASU Post-UTME Price: Fees Breakdown

Screening fee: ₦2,000 non-refundable, and the same fee applies to both UTME and Direct Entry candidates.
Budget an extra ₦2,000–₦3,000 beyond the official fee for payment gateway charges, cybercafé costs, or printing, if needed.

LASU Post-UTME Screening Date and Test Format

This is the detail that surprises a lot of candidates: LASU does not conduct a written aptitude test. Admission screening is entirely online and document-based, using a point grading system that combines your UTME score with your SSCE (or equivalent) grades across your five best relevant subjects for your chosen course.

There is no exam date to prepare for screening happens the moment you complete and submit your self-screening form, any time within the registration window.
Your course-relevant subjects are listed in the JAMB brochure; check this to confirm which five subjects count toward your point grading.
Because there’s no live exam, accuracy of your submitted details matters more than anything else LASU bases its decision purely on what you enter.

LASU Post-UTME Past Questions: Do You Need Them?

Since LASU doesn’t run a written test, traditional “past questions” practice isn’t necessary for the screening itself. That said:

If you’re also targeting other universities that do run a CBT screening, general Post-UTME practice still helps your overall JAMB-adjacent preparation.
Your time is better spent double-checking your O’Level grades and subject combination match LASU’s requirements for your course, since this not test performance determines your point grade.
Be skeptical of any vendor advertising “LASU Post-UTME past questions” there is no written exam to prepare for, so such products add no real value for this specific screening.

LASU Post-UTME Cut-Off Mark and O’Level Requirements

The general UTME cut-off mark for LASU is 195 for the 2026/2027 session below this, you cannot register for screening at all.

O’Level requirements that affect your eligibility and point grade:

Five O’Level credits in subjects relevant to your chosen course, in not more than two sittings except Medicine and Dentistry, which require one sitting only.
A credit in English Language is compulsory for every course at LASU.
Engineering candidates using two O’Level sittings need six credits, including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and English Language.
Aeronautic and Astronautic Engineering specifically requires a credit in Further Mathematics.
Your O’Level results must be uploaded on JAMB CAPS before screening closes LASU states results from exams taken after July 2026 are not acceptable.

Available courses span Arts, Education, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Law, Management Sciences, Science, Social Sciences, the College of Medicine, Computing and IT, Agriculture, Library Science, and Transport/Logistics but LASU only opens screening for its officially approved course list each cycle, so confirm your intended course appears before applying.

LASU does not publish exact departmental cut-off marks in advance; your final admission depends on how your combined point grade ranks against other applicants for the same course.

How to Check Your LASU Post-UTME Result

Return to the LASU Screening Homepage.
Enter your UTME registration number.
Click “Download Result” to generate your screening report.

Since there’s no exam to wait on, your screening report is typically available immediately after you certify and submit your self-screening form. Continue monitoring JAMB CAPS for your final admission status.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the LASU Post-UTME form out for 2026/2027?

Yes. Registration opened Wednesday, 3 June 2026, and closes Tuesday, 23 June 2026, at midnight.

How much is the LASU Post-UTME screening fee?

₦2,000, non-refundable, for both UTME and Direct Entry candidates.

What is the LASU Post-UTME cut-off mark?

195 is the minimum UTME score required to register for screening.

Does LASU conduct a written Post-UTME exam?

No. LASU screens candidates purely online using a point grading system based on UTME score and O’Level grades there is no written aptitude test.

Can Direct Entry candidates apply for LASU screening?

Yes, provided they have a valid JAMB DE form and chose LASU as first choice. Only LASU Diploma is accepted, except NCE holders applying to the Faculty of Education.

What happens if I need to correct my LASU screening form?

You can rescreen or update your details, but each correction or course change requires a fresh payment.

Where do I check my LASU Post-UTME result?

On the LASU Screening Homepage, by entering your UTME registration number and clicking “Download Result.”

Bookmark this page we’ll update it if LASU releases any departmental cut-off guidance for 2026/2027. Have a question about your eligibility or point grade? Drop it in the comments.