UNILORIN Registration Procedures for Newly Admitted JUPEB Students
This is to inform the general public, especially the Candidates who have applied for 2026/2027 admission are to check their admission status by clicking on the JUPEB Login link:https//uiljupeb.unilorin.edu.ng(Then log in with your JUPEB Application Number e.g.UIL/JUP/2020/…, and your surname as your password).
If offered provisional admission, complete the STEPS OUTLINED below:
1. Click on Admission Status and then make payment for acceptance with a NON-REFUNDABLE ACCEPTANCE FEE of Twenty Thousand Naira (N20, 000) which DOES NOT constitute part of the school fees.
2. Proceed immediately to UNILORIN JUPEB School (University of Ilorin Mini Campus) for screening. (from 9 am till 3 pm, Monday-Friday).
i. Bring along the original and photocopies of the JUPEB application Form, CERTIFICATES/STATEMENTS OF RESULTS as filled online for the admission process. e.g. SSCE, NECO etc.
ii. Print evidence of clearance online
3. The Tuition fees are Two Hundred and fifteen Thousand Naira Only(N215,000) with an additional Ten thousand Naira for the practical of each of the science courses like Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Agric. Sc.(N10,000 X 3 = N30,000).
4. Print 4 copies of the completed Registration form and submit 3 copies at JUPEB School with evidence of payment and all your other credentials as indicated above.
5. Accommodation is available within the premises (N30,000 is the accommodation fee for the whole session).
6. Candidates are not qualified University of Ilorin JUPEB students until they accept and complete registration.
7. Note that lectures start on Monday, 12 October 2026, at UNILORIN JUPEB School (University of Ilorin Mini Campus)
8. NOTE: STUDENT MUST DO CLEARANCE BEFORE PAYMENT OF SCHOOL FEES
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FAQs: Strike – FG May Consider Out-of-Court Settlement With ASUU
Why was the Federal Government considering an out-of-court settlement with ASUU?
The Federal Government considered an out-of-court settlement as a way to resolve the prolonged dispute with the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and bring an end to the strike that had disrupted academic activities in public universities. The move was aimed at avoiding a prolonged legal battle and reaching a peaceful agreement through negotiation.
What issues led to the ASUU strike?
The ASUU strike was caused by unresolved disagreements between the Federal Government and the union over several issues, including:
- Implementation of previous agreements
- Funding and revitalisation of public universities
- Payment of earned allowances to lecturers
- University autonomy
- Conditions of service and welfare of academic staff
What does an out-of-court settlement mean in the ASUU dispute?
An out-of-court settlement means that both parties would attempt to resolve their disagreements through negotiation and mutual agreement instead of allowing the matter to continue through legal proceedings. It provides an opportunity for both sides to reach a compromise and restore normal academic activities.
How would a settlement between FG and ASUU affect students?
A successful agreement could lead to the suspension of the strike and the resumption of lectures in public universities. It would help students return to school, complete delayed academic programmes, write examinations, and reduce further disruption to the academic calendar.
Did the consideration of an out-of-court settlement immediately end the ASUU strike?
No. The consideration of an out-of-court settlement did not automatically end the strike. The strike would only be suspended after ASUU and the Federal Government reached an acceptable agreement and the union’s leadership officially announced a return to academic activities.
