UI Post UTME Result 2026/2027 is Out: How to Check, Cut Off Mark and Aggregate Score Explained
UI Post UTME Result 2026/2027 is Out
The University of Ibadan has released the results of its 2026/2027 Post-UTME screening exercise. This is the moment candidates who sat for the Computer-Based Test between July 27 and 29, 2026 have been waiting for, and scores are now live on the university's official admission portal.
Is the UI Post UTME Result Out?
Yes, confirmed. Candidates who participated in the University of Ibadan Post-UTME screening can now log in to their individual admission portal to view their result. The release covers both UTME and Direct Entry candidates who registered and sat for the screening exercise.
How Do I Check My UI Post UTME Result?
To check your result, follow these steps:
- Visit the official University of Ibadan admission portal
- Log in using your JAMB registration number and the password used during your Post-UTME registration
- Click on "Check Post-UTME Result" or "Admission Status" on your dashboard
- Your screening score will be displayed on the screen
- Print your result slip for your records and further admission processing
Candidates should note clearly that seeing your result does not automatically mean you have been admitted. Your Post-UTME score works alongside your JAMB score to determine your final aggregate, which the university then uses to compile its departmental admission lists.
What Is the Aggregate Score Formula for UI?
University of Ibadan ranks candidates by an aggregate score, not by JAMB score alone. The standard formula is:
Use this to calculate your agreegate UI Aggregate
The maximum possible aggregate is 100. Most courses require a minimum around 50 to be competitive, while competitive courses such as Medicine, Law, Pharmacy, and Engineering typically require 70 and above. Some courses at UI also factor in O'Level grading alongside or instead of the Post-UTME score.
What Was the Minimum Cut Off Mark to Sit for UI Post UTME?
Only candidates who scored 200 and above in the 2026 UTME, with UI selected as their first or second choice, were eligible to register and sit for the screening exercise. Competitive courses including Medicine, Law, Pharmacy, and Engineering required a considerably higher JAMB score, generally between 230 and 290, before candidates were even eligible to register. Meeting this minimum only qualified you to participate in screening; it was not itself a guarantee of admission.
What Happens After Your Result Is Released?
With your Post-UTME result now available, the next major step is the release of the UI departmental cut-off marks, which the university publishes once all screening results are compiled. Your final admission decision depends on how your aggregate score compares against your specific department's cut-off, and against other candidates competing for the same limited slots. Reach out to Smartjamb Team to book Guidance rather than guessing based on general figures alone.
Does My Course Change Reflect Correctly on My Result?
Some candidates who requested a course change at the JAMB CBT centre before the Post-UTME closing date have reported that the change did not immediately reflect on the UI portal after their result was released. If this applies to you, do not assume the issue will resolve itself
What Should I Do Now That My Result Is Out?
Regardless of your score, there are a few things worth doing immediately:
- Confirm your O'Level results are correctly uploaded and reflecting on your JAMB profile, since this remains mandatory for admission consideration
- Print your Post-UTME result slip and keep it safely alongside your JAMB result printout
- Monitor both the UI admission portal and your JAMB CAPS dashboard regularly, since admission offers can appear on either at different times
- Watch for the official departmental cut-off mark announcement before drawing conclusions about your chances
UI Post UTME 2026/2027 -- Key Facts at a Glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Screening dates | July 27 to 29, 2026 |
| Result status | Released -- checkable now |
| How to check | Official UI admission portal, using JAMB reg. number and password |
| General minimum JAMB score to sit screening | 200 |
| Competitive courses minimum (Medicine, Law, Pharmacy, Engineering) | 230 to 290 |
| Aggregate formula | (JAMB score ÷ 8) + (Post-UTME score ÷ 2) |
| Maximum aggregate | 100 |
| Typical competitive aggregate | 50+ general, 70+ for competitive courses |
| Next step | Departmental cut-off mark release |
Your result is out, your aggregate can now be calculated, and the next milestone is the departmental cut-off announcement. Reach out here for direct consulation and booking.
Frequently Asked Questions -- UI Post UTME Result 2026/2027
Is the UI Post UTME result out?
Yes, confirmed. Results from the July 27 to 29, 2026 screening exercise are now live on the official UI admission portal for candidates to check.
How do I check my UI Post UTME result?
Log in to the official UI admission portal using your JAMB registration number and password, then click "Check Post-UTME Result" on your dashboard.
What is the aggregate score formula for UI?
Aggregate = (JAMB score ÷ 8) + (Post-UTME score ÷ 2), with a maximum possible aggregate of 100. calculating yours here.
What was the minimum score to sit for UI Post UTME?
The general minimum was 200 in the 2026 UTME, while competitive courses like Medicine, Law, Pharmacy, and Engineering required between 230 and 290.
Does seeing my result mean I am admitted?
No. Your Post-UTME score combines with your JAMB score into an aggregate, which is then compared against your department's cut-off mark once released.
What happens after the result release?
The university proceeds to publish departmental cut-off marks, which determine the final admission list based on your aggregate score.
What should I do now that my result is out?
Confirm your O'Level results are uploaded to JAMB, print your result slip, and monitor both the UI portal and your JAMB CAPS dashboard regularly.
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