Admission into any Nigerian University now depends solely on three things; your O’level result, your JAMB score and your Post UTME. You must have an outstanding performance in Post UTME to proof that you deserved the admission applied.
So it is very important you passed the exam and one of the easiest way to pass any exam is to check the previous past questions of that same exam, read it and use it to prepare. That’s why we have taken all effort to get that for you.
ABU Post UTME registration form for 2019/2020 Academic Session is Out .
What Is The Nature of ABU Zaria Post UTME?
Ahmadu Bello University’s post UTME is always in CBT and the exam would be taking in the school premises.
The post UTME is your jamb combination, this means that, if you are an engineering student who wrote English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in the just concluded UTME, you would still be subjected to the same subjects in your Post UTME.
Though, more technical and a bit tougher than what you wrote in Jamb. But you can still pass it if properly prepared.
How Many Questions In ABU ZARIA Post UTME?
You would be given 60 questions in your ABU Post UTME screening, which means 15 questions each for the four subjects. You will answer all these in one hour. This is about one minute per questions. So you have to be very smart and ready to pass.
How To Download ABU Zaria Post UTME Past Question and Answer?
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After payment, send your email and your course to our number 08030447894. You can also Click HERE WhatsApp Me Directly. You will get immediate response. Immediately after confirming your payment, we will forward the past question to you.
ABU Post UTME Date/ Timetable for Each Faculty for – 2019/2020
Candidates should report to the venue of screening indicated on their Post-UTME slip at least one hour before the scheduled time. So do make sure you did not miss the date and time for your ABU post UTME.
Monday  > 19th August, 2019, Faculty of Social Sciences
Tuesday  > 20lh August, 2019  Faculty of Engineering and  Environmental Design
Wednesday > 21st August, 2019 Faculty of  Education and Law
Thursday > 22nd August, 2019Â Faculty of Agriculture Pharmaceutical, Sciences, Physical Sciences, Life Sciences and Veterinary Medicine
Friday  > 23rd August, 2019    ABU Business School (Accounting, Business Administration, Economics & Insurance), Administration, Arts
Saturday  > 24th August, 2019 College of Medical Sciences (formerly Faculty of Medicine)
Any candidate who fails to appear for the screening exercise on the dates indicated above will not be considered for admission into the university during the 2019/2020Â academic session.
How ABU Zaria Calculates Your Aggregate Score
It is very important to know the nature of exam you want to write before going into the exam hall. Am sure, you prepared for Jamb before you sat for it and passed it.
You are just a step towards gaining admission into your dreamed school, so don’t take it for granted. Prepare, just as you’ve prepared for UTME.
At the end of ABU Post UTME, your score would be aggregated with that of your UTME score to determine your aggregate score to determine your admission chances.
For instance, If your UTME score is 250 and your post UTME score is 200. Then your aggregate score would be 250+200=450 divided by 2 = 225.
So if you are an applicant who scored less in Jamb, you need to score very high in ABU Post UTME to meet up.
All the best
