Crescent University Post UTME Form 2026/2027 Is Out — Nursing Cut Off Mark, Fees and How to Apply
Crescent University Post UTME Form 2026/2027 Is Out
Crescent University Abeokuta — CUAB — has officially commenced the sale of its 2026/2027 Post UTME and Direct Entry undergraduate admission form. The university, located in Abeokuta, Ogun State, is an Islamic private university founded in 2005 and is fully accredited by the National Universities Commission. The management is inviting all suitably qualified UTME and Direct Entry candidates to apply through the official.
Registration is open to candidates who chose CUAB as first choice and also to candidates who did not initially choose the university but scored the minimum acceptable cut off mark and want to apply through change of institution. Once the portal closes, no further applications will be entertained.
Is There Any Entrance Exam for Crescent University?
Yes. Crescent University conducts a post UTME screening exercise for eligible candidates. The screening typically involves an oral interview conducted at the university campus after candidates have submitted their online applications. Candidates must bring original documents and recent passport photographs to the screening. The exact screening date for the 2026/2027 session is communicated to candidates after application submission, typically in August through September.
What Is the Cut Off Mark for Crescent University 2026?
The general JAMB cut off mark for Crescent University for the 2026/2027 session is 160 for most programmes. Candidates who scored below 160 are not eligible to apply. However:
- Law: 180 and above
- Nursing Science: 180 and above
- Competitive Science and Management courses: 160 to 180
Candidates who scored 160 and are interested in changing institution to Crescent University are advised to do so through any JAMB CBT centre before applying. Second choice candidates are not considered at CUAB — only first choice candidates are processed.
What Is the Cut Off Mark for Nursing in Crescent University?
The cut off mark for Nursing Science at Crescent University is 180. This is higher than the general university minimum of 160. Nursing at CUAB is one of the more competitive health science programmes and candidates must ensure they meet the 180 threshold before applying for that department.
How Many Years Is Nursing in Crescent University?
The Nursing Science programme at Crescent University runs for five years, which is the standard duration for the B.Sc. Nursing degree in Nigeria including clinical training components and mandatory practical attachments at affiliated health facilities.
How Much Are Crescent University School Fees Per Semester?
Based on available information for the 2026/2027 academic session, Crescent University school fees for fresh students range from approximately N730,000 to N1,700,000 per session depending on the programme. Law and Nursing Science carry the highest fees. Arts, Social Sciences, and Management courses are the most affordable. Fees are paid per session not per semester at CUAB, and returning students pay progressively lower amounts as they advance through their programmes. Private hostel accommodation is included in Nursing fees at Crescent University.
How Much Is the Crescent University Post UTME Form?
The Crescent University Post UTME application form costs N10,000. Payment is made through the official portal. Candidates who did not make CUAB their first choice must change institution to Crescent University as first choice at any CBT centre before applying.
How to Apply for Crescent University 2026
The application is completed entirely online through ft.cuab.online. Visit the portal, follow the registration instructions, pay N10,000 for the form, complete your application, upload required credentials, and submit. After submission candidates receive information about the oral interview screening which is held at the Crescent University campus in Abeokuta.
For Direct Entry candidates, acceptable qualifications include A'Level results, IJMB at acceptable grade levels, OND with Lower Credit from recognised institutions, and other equivalent certificates alongside O'Level requirements. Candidates awaiting O'Level results can also apply.
What Is the GPA for Direct Entry in Nigeria?
For most Nigerian universities including Crescent University, Direct Entry through ND requires a minimum of Lower Credit. OND holders with Pass grades generally do not qualify for Direct Entry into 200 level. The exact CGPA requirement for transfer candidates is 3.5 for professional courses and 1.8 for other courses depending on the institution.
For guidance on Crescent University admission, portal access, or the oral interview process, reach out directly.
Is Crescent University admission still on?
Yes. The Crescent University 2026/2027 Post UTME and Direct Entry form is currently out and registration is ongoing at ft.cuab.online.
What is the cut off mark for Crescent University?
The general cut off mark is 160 for most courses. Nursing and Law require 180 and above.
What is the cut off mark for nursing in Crescent University?
The cut off mark for Nursing Science at Crescent University is 180.
How many years is nursing in Crescent University?
The Nursing Science programme runs for five years.
How much are Crescent University school fees per semester?
Fees are paid per session, ranging from approximately N730,000 to N1,700,000 depending on the programme. Nursing and Law carry the highest fees.
How do I apply to Crescent University?
Visit ft.cuab.online, pay the N10,000 form fee, complete your application, and submit. Change institution to CUAB on JAMB portal first if you did not choose them initially. To get step by step help, contact SmartJamb Team
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