NYSC Mobilization & Exemption Age Checker

Calculate your exact age on graduation/Senate approval date to determine whether you qualify for NYSC National Service (Call-Up), Exemption Certificate (age 30+), or Exclusion Letter.

Using NYSC Mobilization & Exemption Age Checker as a Guest Student

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Must match your JAMB profile & NIN

Date Senate officially approved your result

Senate Graduation Age: 23 Years, 6 Months

Eligible for National Service (Call-Up)

You graduated under 30 years old (23 years, 6 months). You are eligible to be mobilized for the mandatory 1-year NYSC service and orientation camp.

Mobilization Guidelines

  • Age at graduation: 23 years, 6 months, 5 days.
  • Your name must be uploaded on the DELSU Senate Approved List before portal registration.
  • Ensure your name and date of birth match identically across your JAMB profile, DELSU student portal, and NIN.

Required Documents

  • Original Statement of Result / DELSU Degree Certificate
  • DELSU Student ID Card
  • JAMB Admission Letter (Institution & Candidate copy)
  • Green Card (Printed after NYSC online registration)
  • NYSC Call-Up Letter (Downloaded before camp deployment)
  • Medical Certificate of Fitness from a Government or Military Hospital

How It Works

NYSC eligibility is governed by the NYSC Bye-Laws: your age is measured strictly as of the exact date your final results were approved by the University Senate.

MyDelsu is an independent student platform and is not affiliated with DELSU administration. This tool is provided for guidance only — always verify results against your official transcript, result slip, or academic regulations.

Last updated: 2026-08-25

Frequently Asked Questions

Is NYSC age measured when I register or when I graduated?+

It is strictly determined by your age on the date the DELSU Senate approved your results, regardless of how many months or years pass before mobilization.

Is an Exemption Certificate accepted for jobs and masters degrees?+

Yes, an NYSC Certificate of Exemption is legally equal to a Discharge Certificate across Nigeria.