ABRAKA – Delta State University has announced the complete elimination of its Post UTME examination for the 2025/2026 academic session, marking a significant departure from traditional admission procedures.
New Admission Process
According to an official bulletin released Tuesday, August 19, 2025, prospective candidates for DELSU Post UTME admission 2025 will undergo online screening exclusively, using JAMB and O’Level results for evaluation. The university has emphasized that candidates should no longer prepare for or expect the conventional Post UTME examination.
The decision affects all prospective students seeking DELSU admission 2025 across all faculties and departments.
Rationale Behind the Change
University management cited increasing pressure from criminal elements impersonating staff members as a primary factor in the decision. These individuals have been approaching prospective candidates under false pretenses, potentially exploiting the traditional examination system.
“This reiteration has become necessary given the reported undue pressures being mounted on prospective candidates by yet to be identified criminal elements who claim to either be staff or agents of the University,” the bulletin stated.
Admission Requirements and Process
Current Requirements for DELSU Admission 2025:
- Valid JAMB UTME results
- Acceptable O’Level certificates
- Online registration through official channels
What Has Been Eliminated:
- Physical Post UTME examination
- Associated examination fees
- Additional screening exercises
The university has reinforced that admission into DELSU remains “absolutely free of charge and strictly by merit.”
Official Communication Channels
Prospective candidates requiring clarification about the DELSU Post UTME admission 2025 process may contact the Chairman of the University’s Admission Board at hiowamah@delsu.edu.ng.
Implications for Candidates
The elimination of Post UTME represents a streamlined approach to university admission, potentially reducing financial burden on applicants while maintaining academic standards. Candidates who had prepared for the traditional Post UTME format should redirect their focus toward ensuring their JAMB and O’Level results meet university requirements.
Warning Against Fraudulent Activities
The university administration has issued a stern warning against individuals or groups attempting to exploit candidates through fraudulent schemes. All admission-related activities are conducted through official university channels at no cost to applicants.
Students and parents are advised to verify all information through official university communication channels and report suspicious activities to appropriate authorities.
This story will be updated as more information becomes available. For official updates, monitor DELSU’s verified communication platforms.
