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YABATECH Post UTME Form 2025/2026 | ND & B.Sc. Degree

 The YABATECH Post UTME Form for the 2025/2026 academic session is now available. Continue reading for more information.

Yaba College of Technology has officially opened applications for eligible candidates seeking admission into its National Diploma (ND) full-time programmes and the B.Sc. (Ed.) degree programmes run in affiliation with the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. The online application will run for six weeks starting from 8 September 2025.


Official Notice on the YABATECH Post UTME Form

Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) has invited all candidates who wrote the 2025 UTME and scored the approved minimum mark to apply for admission. The call covers both UTME candidates seeking entry into ND or B.Sc. (Ed.) 100 level, as well as Direct Entry applicants aiming for 200 level admission into the B.Sc. programmes.

YABATECH Post UTME Eligibility

To be considered, candidates must satisfy the following requirements:

  • First Choice: YABATECH must be chosen as the first-choice institution.
  • UTME Score: A minimum score of 160 in the 2025 UTME is required for ND and B.Sc. (Ed.) degree (100 level) courses.
  • Direct Entry: Candidates applying for a 200-level B.Sc. degree admission must also register through the college portal.
  • Age Requirement: All applicants must be at least 16 years old by 30 September 2025. Those below this age should not apply.
  • Choice Adjustment: Applicants who initially chose YABATECH as their second or third choice must change it to their first choice on the JAMB portal before applying.

How to Apply for YABATECH Post UTME

Application is strictly online, and here are the steps to follow:

  1. Visit the YABATECH official website.
  2. Click on the link “POST UTME SCREENING 2025/2026.”
  3. Carefully follow the portal instructions to complete your registration.
  4. Pay the non-refundable processing fee of ₦2,000 (excluding result verification, bank, or online charges).
  5. Payments can be made online or at designated banks. Note that cash is not accepted directly by the school.

Important Instructions for Applicants

  • Provide accurate details during registration, as errors will be blamed on the candidate.
  • Ensure that the names on your O-level result, UTME slip, and other documents match exactly. Inconsistent details or wrong passport photos may lead to disqualification.
  • The application portal will remain open for six weeks, from 8 September 2025. Do not wait until the last minute to apply.

Final Note

The release of the YABATECH Post UTME Form is the first official step for candidates aiming to join the institution for the 2025/2026 session. Eligible students have a six-week window to apply, and timely registration is the safest way to avoid unnecessary stress. For many, this application marks the start of an academic journey that could lead to a seat at one of Nigeria’s top polytechnics.

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FAQs on YABATECH Post UTME Form

Is the YABATECH Post UTME Form for 2025/2026 out?

Yes, the form is available online from 8 September 2025 for a period of six weeks.

What is the minimum UTME score required?

A minimum of 160 is required for both ND and B.Sc. (Ed.) programmes.

How much is the application fee?

The processing fee is ₦2,000, excluding result verification and bank charges.

Can I apply if YABATECH is not my first choice?

No. You must first change YABATECH to your first-choice institution on the JAMB portal before applying.

What is the age requirement?

Applicants must be at least 16 years old by 30 September 2025.

How long will the application last?

The application will be open for six weeks only, beginning 8 September 2025.


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