By Blessing Okareh
The University of Ibadan has commenced its Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (Post-UTME) screening for candidates seeking admission into its twenty-one faculties for the 2025/2026 academic session.
The Computer-Based Test (CBT), which began on Monday, August 25, is being held at the university’s 1,500-capacity Distance Learning Centre CBT facility.
The exercise is scheduled to run for three days, concluding on Wednesday, August 27.
A total of 14,000 registered candidates are expected to participate in the screening, which is being conducted in four batches to ensure smooth operations.
Radio Nigeria correspondent observed that medical personnel from the University Health Services, Jaja Clinic, were on standby to attend to any emergencies during the exercise.
Safety officers were also present to maintain crowd control and ensure the safety of candidates and their parents or guardians, who waited patiently within the CBT centre premises.
The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration), Professor Peter Olapegba, along with other principal officers, teaching, and non-teaching staff, were on-site to monitor the conduct of the screening.
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