DELSU Post UTME/Direct Entry Form 2026/2027 — Everything You Need to Know

The DELSU Post UTME and Direct Entry form for the 2026/2027 session is out. Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka, opened its admission screening portal on Friday, 29th May 2026, and registration closes at 12:00 midnight on Tuesday, 30th June 2026. The form costs ₦2,000, and the entire process is done online at portal.delsuces.online. The minimum JAMB score required is 150.

If you chose DELSU as your first-choice institution in the 2026 UTME — or are willing to change to DELSU before the deadline — this guide covers everything: eligibility, how to apply, cut-off marks, Direct Entry requirements, and what to do next.

Quick Facts — DELSU Post UTME 2026/2027

What Is DELSU Post UTME Screening?

DELSU’s Post UTME is an online screening exercise — not a written aptitude test. The university does not conduct a separate CBT examination for UTME candidates. Instead, admission is determined by an aggregate score calculated from your JAMB result and O’Level grades using a 50:50 ratio:

(JAMB Score ÷ 8) + (Post UTME Score ÷ 2) = Aggregate

Both your JAMB score and O’Level performance carry weight. Ensure your O’Level results are correctly uploaded on JAMB CAPS before applying.

Who Can Apply? — Eligibility Requirements

For UTME Candidates

To qualify for the DELSU 2026/2027 Post UTME screening, you must:

• Have scored a minimum of 150 marks in the 2026 JAMB UTME
• Have chosen DELSU as your first-choice institution in JAMB
• Possess a minimum of five (5) O’Level credit passes in relevant subjects (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB)
• Have your O’Level results uploaded on the JAMB Portal

Candidates who did not initially choose DELSU can still apply — but must first change their first-choice institution to DELSU on the JAMB portal before the 30th June 2026 deadline.

For Direct Entry (DE) Candidates

Direct Entry applicants must hold at least one of the following qualifications in a relevant discipline:

• NCE
• OND
• HND
• First Degree
• A’ Level (verified and cleared via NEPED)
• Recognised equivalent qualifications

All DE candidates must also have five (5) O’Level credit passes in subjects relevant to their chosen course.

Awaiting O’Level Results?

You can still apply. However, your results must be uploaded to the JAMB Portal immediately after release. DELSU has stated clearly that candidates who fail to upload their O’Level results will not be considered for admission.

How to Apply — Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Go to the official portal — portal.delsuces.online

Step 2: Click “POST UTME 2026/2027” to open the Purchase Form page.

Step 3: Click “Start Form” and enter your JAMB Registration Number.

Step 4: Complete the form, then pay the non-refundable screening fee of ₦2,000 using your debit card on the portal.

Step 5: After payment, fill in your O’Level details and guardian information.

Step 6: Upload a clear passport photograph (white background recommended).

Step 7: Double-check all entries — name, date of birth, JAMB number, phone number, and email address — before submitting.

Step 8: Submit the form, then click “Print” and keep a copy of your registration slip.

Important: Use only the official DELSU portal. Avoid any third party claiming to process your application for a fee. Admission is strictly merit-based.

DELSU will communicate screening updates (dates, venue, further instructions) via the phone number and email address you supply during registration. Enter active contact details you check regularly.

DELSU Post UTME Screening Fee

The ₦2,000 fee is non-refundable and is paid directly on the portal. No additional charge has been announced — verify on the portal at the point of payment.

DELSU Cut-Off Marks 2026/2027

The general JAMB cut-off mark for DELSU is 150. Scoring 150 qualifies you to apply — but it does not guarantee admission. Each department has its own aggregate cut-off mark, and competitive courses require significantly higher scores.

DELSU Departmental Cut-Off Marks (Estimated — 2026/2027)

Disclaimer: Departmental cut-off marks are estimated figures based on available 2026/2027 data and may change annually depending on the number of applicants, candidate performance, and admission quota. Always confirm on the DELSU official portal or contact the admissions office directly.

How DELSU Calculates Aggregate Score

DELSU uses a 50:50 ratio between JAMB and Post UTME scores:

• Divide your JAMB score by 8
• Divide your Post UTME score by 2
• Add both results to get your aggregate

Example: JAMB score of 240 + Post UTME score of 70 → (240 ÷ 8) + (70 ÷ 2) = 30 + 35 = Aggregate of 65

The aggregate is then compared against the departmental cut-off mark for your chosen course.

Most Competitive Courses at DELSU

Certain programmes attract far more applicants than available spaces, making the cut-off marks significantly higher in practice:

• Medicine and Surgery — among the most competitive; aim well above 250
• Law — consistently high demand; 240 and above gives a stronger chance
• Nursing Science — in high demand due to healthcare sector growth
• Pharmacy and Petroleum Engineering — strong competition each year
• Engineering programmes generally — Civil, Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical all require 220+

If your JAMB score is below the cut-off for your preferred course, consider applying to a less competitive department within the same faculty — and request a change of course after admission if eligible.

Important Notes for All Applicants

• O’Level results must be on JAMB CAPS before you can be considered for admission. Do not wait — upload as soon as results are available.
• Candidates awaiting results can apply now, but must upload immediately results are released.
• Ensure the phone number and email address you register with are active — DELSU uses these to send screening details.
• Do not share your login details with anyone or pay third parties to apply on your behalf.
• Any inconsistency in your documents (name, date of birth, state of origin) can affect your admission consideration.

Official DELSU Contact Information

For enquiries, reach DELSU’s admissions office directly:

• Email: admission@delsu.edu.ng
• WhatsApp: 08060264240 | 07039151870
• Portal: portal.delsuces.online

FAQs — DELSU Post UTME 2026/2027

Is the DELSU Post UTME form out for 2026/2027? Yes. The form opened on 29th May 2026 and closes on 30th June 2026 at midnight. Apply now — do not wait for the deadline.

How much is the DELSU Post UTME form? The form costs ₦2,000, paid online on the DELSU portal. The fee is non-refundable.

What is the cut-off mark for DELSU in 2026/2027? The general JAMB cut-off mark is 150. However, competitive courses such as Medicine (250), Law (240), and Nursing (240) require significantly higher scores.

Does DELSU conduct a written Post UTME examination? No. DELSU does not conduct a separate CBT aptitude test. Admission is based on an aggregate of your JAMB score and O’Level performance using a 50:50 ratio.

Can I apply if I did not choose DELSU as my first choice? Yes, but you must first change your institution to DELSU on the JAMB portal before the 30th June 2026 deadline.

I am awaiting my O’Level results — can I still apply? Yes. Apply now, but upload your results to the JAMB Portal immediately they are released. Failure to do so means you will not be considered for admission.

What happens after I submit the DELSU Post UTME form? DELSU will contact you via the phone number and email you registered with to provide further screening details. Keep your contact details active.

Where do I apply for DELSU Post UTME? Apply only through the official portal: portal.delsuces.online. Ignore any third party claiming to process your form.

As of the 2026/2027 admission cycle. Dates, fees, and cut-off marks are subject to change — always confirm on the DELSU official portal or contact admission@delsu.edu.ng.

Related: DELSU School Fees | DELSU Courses and Requirements | JAMB Change of Institution Guide