Admiralty University of Nigeria (ADUN)
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Admiralty University of Nigeria (ADUN) Post-UTME Screening Guide 2026/2027
Everything you need to succeed in the Admiralty University of Nigeria Post-UTME screening exercise: official registration instructions, syllabus breakdown, examination structure, aggregate point formula, hall logistics, and verified preparation resources.
140
Score required in 2026 UTME
₦2,000
Official Remita RRR fee
Post-UTME Online Screening
Computer-Based Aptitude
CBT Examination Format & Syllabus Breakdown
The ADUN Post-UTME screening is administered as an on-campus Computer Based Test (CBT) designed to test candidates on reasoning ability, language comprehension, and fundamental subjects.
Multiple-choice questions with 4 options (A, B, C, D) per question. No negative marking applies.
Strict timed examination. Candidates must pace themselves at approximately 35–45 seconds per question.
Use of English (grammar, lexis, comprehension) is compulsory for all candidates, alongside General Knowledge and Aptitude.
Questions mirror your JAMB subject combination (e.g. Biology & Chemistry for Medicine, Mathematics & Physics for Engineering).
How ADUN Calculates Aggregate Admission Scores
ADUN computes composite admission points using a 50% JAMB and 50% Post-UTME ratio. Your final aggregate determines whether you meet the merit departmental cut-off mark for your chosen course.
Aggregate Score (%) = (JAMB Score ÷ 8) + (Post-UTME Score ÷ 2)
Alternatively: (JAMB Score × 0.125) + (Post-UTME Score × 0.5)
Worked Candidate Examples:
Candidate 1 (Medicine & Surgery Aspirant):
• JAMB Score: 280 → (280 ÷ 8) = 35.0%
• Post-UTME Score: 76% → (76 ÷ 2) = 38.0%
Total Aggregate = 35.0 + 38.0 = 73.0%
Candidate 2 (Computer Science Aspirant):
• JAMB Score: 240 → (240 ÷ 8) = 30.0%
• Post-UTME Score: 68% → (68 ÷ 2) = 34.0%
Total Aggregate = 30.0 + 34.0 = 64.0%
Step-by-Step ADUN Post-UTME Registration Procedure
Access the Official Application Portal
Visit the official institutional admissions portal (https://portal.adun.edu.ng). Do not use unverified third-party blogs or private payment links.
Generate Remita RRR Invoice
Enter your JAMB registration number to verify eligibility. Generate an official Remita Retrieval Reference (RRR) payment invoice for the statutory ₦2,000 screening fee.
Make Payment Online or at Bank
Pay instantly via online debit card (Mastercard, Visa, Verve) on the Remita platform, or take your printed invoice slip to any approved commercial bank branch nationwide.
Upload Biodata, Passport Photo & O'Level Results
Log back into the portal with your payment receipt reference. Fill in your personal details, upload a recent passport photo (clear red or white background, max 50KB), and input verified WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB grades.
Print Screening Registration Acknowledgment Slip
Print at least two clear colored copies of your screening slip. This slip contains your assigned examination date, batch time, examination hall, and seat number.
Screening Day Survival Checklist & Venue Rules
- • Printed ADUN Post-UTME Registration Slip.
- • Original JAMB Result Slip (with candidate photo).
- • Verified O'Level Result Printout (WAEC / NECO).
- • HB Pencils and blue/black ballpoint pen for rough work.
- • Valid photo ID (JAMB slip, NIN slip, or voter card).
- • Mobile phones (even if switched off).
- • Calculators of any kind (onscreen calculator provided).
- • Smartwatches, fitness trackers & digital watches.
- • Bluetooth headsets, earbuds & recording devices.
- • Bags, purses, textbooks & blank sheets of paper.
Venue & Punctuality Notice:
For DELSU candidates, screening takes place at the Digital Examination Centres (Site II and Site III, Abraka Campus). Arrive at least 1 hour before your scheduled batch time to undergo biometric thumbprint accreditation. Candidates who miss their designated batch are not guaranteed a rescheduled session.
Post-Screening Roadmap: When Results & Admission Lists Drop
1. Score Release Window: Results are processed electronically and typically published on the university portal within 48 to 72 hours after examination completion.
2. Admission Batches: ADUN releases admission lists in multiple tiers:
- First Batch (Merit List): Candidates with high aggregate scores who met or exceeded departmental merit cut-offs.
- Second Batch (Catchment Area List): Qualified applicants indigenous to local government areas of Delta State.
- Supplementary / Change of Course List: Candidates considered for alternative courses or who applied for vacant quota slots.
3. JAMB CAPS Acceptance: Once offered admission, you must log into JAMB CAPS (efacility.jamb.gov.ng) within 2 weeks to ACCEPT your admission offer and print your official JAMB Admission Letter.
Frequently Asked Questions About ADUN Post-UTME
What is the cut-off mark for ADUN Post-UTME 2026/2027?
The general institutional minimum UTME benchmark for Admiralty University of Nigeria (ADUN) is 140 points. Candidates who score 140 and above in JAMB and chose ADUN as their first choice institution are eligible to apply. Competitive courses like Medicine, Law, Pharmacy, and Nursing require higher aggregate scores.
Can I register for ADUN Post-UTME if I chose it as a second choice?
ADUN strictly prioritizes first choice applicants. If you selected ADUN as your second or third choice during JAMB registration, you must process a JAMB Change of Institution via JAMB CAPS to make ADUN your first choice before the screening application deadline.
How many questions are asked in ADUN Post-UTME, and what is the duration?
The ADUN Post-UTME CBT screening typically consists of 50 to 100 multiple-choice questions to be completed in 60 minutes. The paper covers Use of English, General Paper/Current Affairs, and discipline-specific aptitude questions.
How is the ADUN Post-UTME aggregate score calculated?
ADUN calculates aggregate admission points using a 50:50 ratio between JAMB and Post-UTME. The standard formula is: Aggregate (%) = (JAMB Score ÷ 8) + (Post-UTME Score ÷ 2). For example, a JAMB score of 240 and Post-UTME score of 70 yields: (240 ÷ 8) + (70 ÷ 2) = 30 + 35 = 65%.
Are calculators or mobile phones allowed in the ADUN exam hall?
No. Calculators, smartphones, smartwatches, earbuds, electronic devices, bags, and unauthorized papers are strictly prohibited in the examination hall. Candidates caught with electronic gadgets face immediate disqualification.
How soon are ADUN Post-UTME screening results released?
ADUN screening results are usually uploaded to the official university portal within 48 to 72 hours following the completion of the screening batches. Candidates can check their scores online by entering their JAMB registration number.