MOAUM Post-UTME Test 2026/2027: Dates & Requirements
Everything you need to know about MOAUM post-UTME test 2026/2027: exam dates (14–16 October), minimum UTME scores (240 for Medicine/Law, 220 for others), required documents, and what to bring on test day.
If you’ve written the 2026 UTME and are applying to Rev. Fr. Moses Orshio Adasu University, Makurdi (MOAUM), you need to know everything about the MOAUM post-UTME test 2026/2027. This article breaks down the exam dates, eligibility requirements, minimum scores, and what you must bring on test day—so you can prepare with confidence.
MOAUM Post-UTME Test 2026/2027: Exam Dates and Times
The post-UTME aptitude test for MOAUM (formerly Benue State University, Makurdi) will hold from Wednesday, 14 October to Friday, 16 October 2026. All tests begin at 9:00 a.m. daily at the university’s computer-based test (CBT) centre, located in the eastern wing of the campus.
Here’s the breakdown by programme:
- Wednesday, 14 October: Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS), B.Sc. Radiography and Radiation Science, and B.Sc. Medical Laboratory Science
- Thursday, 15 October: Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm. D) and Bachelor of Laws (LL.B)
- Friday, 16 October: Mop-up test for candidates who missed the first two days
Eligible Programmes and Minimum UTME Score Requirements
Not all programmes at MOAUM require a post-UTME test. However, the following five courses have specific minimum UTME score requirements you must meet:
- Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS): Minimum 240
- Bachelor of Laws (LL.B): Minimum 240
- B.Sc. Radiography and Radiation Science: Minimum 220
- B.Sc. Medical Laboratory Science: Minimum 220
- Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm. D): Minimum 220
Furthermore, your UTME subject combination must align with the course you’re applying for. This is crucial—you cannot take the post-UTME test if you don’t meet the minimum score or if your subjects don’t match.
Documents You Must Bring to the Test Centre
Before exam day, ensure you have prepared the following original documents:
- Post-UTME registration printout (from your online registration)
- Payment receipt for ₦2,000 (post-UTME registration fee)
- Original JAMB UTME printout showing your subject combination, score, and coloured photograph
Important: You must arrive at the test venue one hour before the scheduled 9:00 a.m. start time. This gives you time to check in and familiarize yourself with the CBT environment. Bags, mobile phones, and other unauthorized materials are strictly prohibited in the exam hall.
Key Attendance Rules and What to Expect
The test is conducted using computer-based technology (CBT), similar to the main UTME. Therefore, you should be comfortable using a computer keyboard and mouse. The questions will typically assess your aptitude and subject knowledge relevant to your chosen course.
In addition, remember that lateness is not tolerated. If you arrive after the test has started, you may not be allowed to sit the examination, so plan your journey to the campus carefully.
How to Register for MOAUM Post-UTME 2026/2027
To participate in the MOAUM post-UTME screening, you must:
- Visit the official MOAUM portal or check your email for registration links sent by JAMB
- Fill in your biodata and select your preferred programme(s)
- Pay the ₦2,000 registration fee via the approved payment channels
- Print your registration confirmation slip and keep it safe
- Prepare all required documents before test day
If you have questions or encounter registration issues, contact MOAUM during office hours at 08035972825.
How to register for JAMB post-UTME screening across Nigerian universitiesWhat Happens After the Post-UTME Test?
After you complete the post-UTME, MOAUM will collate your UTME score, post-UTME score, and other factors (such as O-level grades) to produce your merit list. Results are typically released within 2–4 weeks. Keep checking the university’s official portal for updates.
Therefore, it’s essential to check your admission status regularly and respond promptly if you receive an offer of admission. Missing the acceptance deadline could result in losing your admission.
Nigerian universities post-UTME results 2026/2027Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the minimum UTME score required for MOAUM Medicine 2026/2027?
The minimum UTME score for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at MOAUM is 240. If you scored below 240, you are not eligible to sit the post-UTME screening for this course. However, you may apply for other programmes at MOAUM that have lower cut-off scores.
Can I sit the MOAUM post-UTME if I didn’t get the required JAMB subject combination?
No. Your JAMB UTME subject combination must match the requirements for your chosen course. For example, if you need Biology, Chemistry, and Physics for Medicine but chose different subjects, you cannot take the post-UTME. Always verify your subject combination before registering.
What if I miss the MOAUM post-UTME test on my scheduled date?
There is a mop-up test on Friday, 16 October 2026 at 9:00 a.m. for candidates who missed the first two days. However, spaces may be limited. It is best to attend on your scheduled date to avoid any issues. If you have an emergency, contact the university immediately at 08035972825.
Final Reminders Before Test Day
As you prepare for the MOAUM post-UTME test 2026/2027, remember these key points:
- Confirm your programme choice and minimum score eligibility now
- Gather all three required documents well in advance
- Arrive at the test centre at least one hour early
- Study relevant past questions and practice your computer skills
- Keep your registration printout and payment receipt in a safe place
Best of luck with your MOAUM post-UTME screening! Remember, this test is your opportunity to demonstrate your aptitude and strengthen your admission chances. Take it seriously, prepare well, and believe in yourself.
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