IAUE Modalities and Procedures for 2025/2026 Screening exercise [UPDATED]

The Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, IAUE modalities and procedure for the 2025/2026 screening exercise

The 2025/2026 screening exercise for admission will be conducted in a hybrid mode through the deployed Post-UTME/DE Screening System. Therefore, all candidates seeking admission into the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education, Port Harcourt are hereby invited to the University’s Main Campus, Rumuolumeni, for O’level/A’level Certificate Verification, Data Screening, Score Ranking and Compulsory Biometric Validation Exercise.

The screening exercise is scheduled to commence on Monday, 18th August, 2025 and end on Tuesday, 26th August, 2025.
Venue : Information and Communications Technology Centre (ICTC), Rumuolumeni Campus, Port Harcourt, Rivers State
Time : 8 a.m Daily

The following modalities will be followed:

No further Post-UTME test is required. JAMB UTME will be used as 100% score for all candidates. Direct Entry candidates will also be screened with their uploaded documents.
Candidates’ data as provided through JAMB Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) which has also been uploaded to the university portal will be carefully screened for admission processing.
Candidates who did not rank well but scored high during the JAMB Unified Tertiary Examination (UTME) will be notified for change of course to enable the admissions Unit to process their admission. The ranking implies that candidates must have the required UTME and O’level combinations as outlined in the JAMB Integrated Brochure and Syllabus System (IBASS).

Action sought for all candidates:

Candidates are advised to regularly monitor their admission online on JAMB portal to effect necessary changes that will be required.
The changes could include:
- Candidates may be required to effect change of course in JAMB portal for a proper ranking within a given period.
- Candidates may also be required to make certain data corrections within a given period.
- Affected candidates will be contacted through secured text message notification. The information must be confirmed on the University social media pages and the website. Candidates, parents, and guardians are advised to regularly visit the University website and social media pages for vital information. The University will not be responsible for any act of deception or scam on the candidates, parents, and guardians if the advice is not fully followed. It is believed that candidates used their personal phone numbers during the registration for the screening exercise as no duplicate phone number is allowed by the University portal.
Candidates with O’level Awaiting Result: Online screening will be conducted for candidates with O’level awaiting result when such results are available and uploaded on JAMB and University portals. Therefore, candidates with awaiting result should not panic as a new date will be fixed for the screening.
The online Screening Exercise is scheduled to commence on Monday, 18th August, 2025.
Candidates should regularly visit the following official information centre of the University:
- Website: http://www.iaue.edu.ng
- Facebook: https://facebook.com/iauoeph/
- WordPress: https://iaue.wordpress.com/
- Portal: http://www.enterpriseschoolsportal.iauoe.edu.ng

Candidates with O’level/A’level Awaiting result are advised to upload their results online as soon as they become available and visit the Admissions Unit immediately for physical screening. Therefore, candidates with awaiting results should not entertain fear but should follow the given directive by uploading their results and visiting the Admissions Unit for physical screening. Direct-entry candidates should ensure that their A’level results are also verified on the Nigerian Post-Secondary Data System (NIPEDS).

Candidates are therefore advised to strictly adhere to the information contained in this document for a successful admission process. Until we see the successful candidates face, stay safe!

(Signed)
K. H. Kue-Ikoro (Mrs.)
Registrar.

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