For many years, Delta State University (DELSU) usually conducts physical screening after giving admission to aspirants of DELSU. Being prepared, with every document in place, ensures a smooth transition into the university environment.
In this guide, I’ll walk you through the list of essential documents needed for the Delsu screening, offering you the process with ease and confidence.
So, let’s dive in, shall we?
1. Proof of Payment of acceptance fees
The Proof of Payment of Acceptance Fees is a critical first step in your DELSU screening process.
It’s an acknowledgment that you have paid the necessary fees to secure your admission spot. To obtain this proof: Read this article I wrote on How to Pay Delsu Acceptance Fees Easily
2. Original JAMB Admission Letter
The original JAMB admission letter is a document confirming your acceptance into the university.
It’s an essential part of your screening documents for DELSU and is required for various verification purposes throughout your academic journey at Delta State University.
The printout should be in color and of high quality, as this is the standard expected by the university.
It is important to make several photocopies of this document, as it will be requested not just for the screening process but possibly for other administrative needs in the future.Keep the original in a safe place, and bring the required photocopies with you for the screening process.
3. Original UTME result
This document is a JAMB printout, which is vital for the DELSU screening process as it validates your examination scores. It is also important to make photocopies, which may be beneficial for any unforeseen requirements.
4. Statement of Results
This document should be issued to you by your secondary school detailing your academic performance in the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) exams or its equivalents (like NECO).
However, you should take note that your certificate for your O’level result will be needed if it’s available. It is advisable to bring it along as it is the most definitive proof.
5. Reference Letter
A reference letter should be requested from a recognized and respected individual, such as a clergyman, imam, lawyer, or senior civil servant. The original letter should be professionally presented with the official letterhead, if applicable, which includes the logo of the institution or office of the referrer. It must also contain the name, signature, and stamp of the person providing the reference to ensure its validity.
6. Birth Certificate/Sworn Declaration of Age
This document is an identification that verifies your date of birth and is an essential part of your identity. If the original is unavailable or lost, you’ll have to come with a sworn declaration of age, legally obtained and certified.
Always keep the original in a secure place and handle the photocopies as required throughout your academic procedures.
7. Local Government of Origin Certificate
The Local Government of Origin Certificate is an official document that affirms your indigeneity, that is, where your tribe or culture is located specifically. To obtain this certificate, you have to visit the local government secretariat of your hometown. It’s important to go to the official source to ensure the certificate is authentic.
8. School Leaving Certificate
The school leaving certificate, also known as the secondary school testimonial, is a document that formally acknowledges that you have completed your secondary education. It is very crucial to check the full name, date of graduation, and signature of the issuing authority before making copies to avoid any issues.
9. Passport photographs with red background
Passport photos are a common requirement for identification in a variety of institutional processes. For DELSU’s screening, you’ll need the specific requirement of using a red background for the passport photos. Make sure you get at least 24 copies and remember to dress appropriately for these photographs.
10. Student Data/Official File and Clearance Forms
The file contains the clearance forms you will need to process and formalize your admission and personal information at DELSU. These must be filled out with utmost accuracy.
The Student Data File and Student Official File are available at designated areas within the university and are provided by the university to help you keep your documents organized.
When completing these forms, be meticulous with your personal information. Double-check spellings, dates, and other details against your official documents. You can still make enough photocopies to avoid issues when there is a mistake.
11. University Health Center Medical Card
The University Health Center Medical Card is an important document for maintaining your health records while you are a student at DELSU. The medical card will be issued to you following the completion of your medical screening at the university’s health center.
This card will be used to keep track of your health status and any medical examinations or treatments you receive at the university’s facilities.
Keep this card safe and accessible, as you may need to present it during visits to the health center or in case of medical emergencies on campus.
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Conclusion
I understand that navigating the DELSU screening process can feel overwhelming, especially with the many documents required. That’s why I’ve provided this detailed guide to help you feel prepared and confident every step of the way.
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