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Yes. Create an account with your email address and verify it. The same account stays with you through admission, clearance and as a student — you never need to register twice.
Use Forgot password on the login page. We will email you a secure link to set a new one.
Check your spam or promotions folder first. If it is not there, sign in and request a new verification email. Make sure your email address is spelled correctly.
Applications for the 2026/2027 session are open.
Create your account in a few minutes. Your progress saves as you go, and you can return at any time to continue.
Yes. Your answers save as you go. Sign in at any time and continue from where you stopped.
Choose JAMB / UTME for 100 Level entry, Direct Entry if you have A-Level, OND, HND or NCE, JUPEB if you are completing or have completed the JUPEB foundation programme, or Transfer if you are moving from another recognised university.
Contact the Admissions Office through Messages in your portal. Admissions will advise you based on your results and the stage of your application.
The portal compares your O-Level, UTME, Direct Entry, JUPEB or transfer details with your programme's requirements and explains the result in plain language.
This check is preliminary. It never equals admission — every final decision is made by the University after review.
The cut-off is approved for each session. For 2026/2027, it is 150. See the requirements page for programme-specific subjects.
The portal explains which requirement was not met. Where your results fit another programme, you may be shown alternatives to consider.
Yes. You can apply, but you must complete a JAMB Change of Institution to Hezekiah University, Umudi, as admission is given on JAMB CAPS only after this is done.
See JAMB / UTME admission for step-by-step guidance. Completing it early helps your application move faster.
The screening fee is ₦2,000. Pay by bank transfer to Hezekiah University Revenue, Access Bank, account number 0073571017. Then upload your receipt in the portal under Payments.
Finance checks each receipt against the University account. Your status shows “Payment received for verification” while this happens, and you are notified in the portal and by email as soon as it is confirmed. If something does not match, Finance will tell you what to clarify.
Your portal shows the reason. Upload a clearer receipt or the correct evidence. If you are unsure, reply through Messages and Finance will guide you.
It depends on your admission mode. Each mode page lists the required documents — for example, JAMB / UTME.
Upload PDF, JPG or PNG files of up to 5 MB each. Your passport photograph must be a clear, recent JPG or PNG photo of at least 300 × 300 pixels and no larger than 800 KB.
The portal tells you exactly why and lets you upload a replacement. Your other documents and answers stay saved.
You will be notified in the portal and by email. Your provisional offer and admission letter appear under Admission offer in your portal.
You have 21 days from the date of your offer to accept it in the portal, unless a different date is shown on your offer.
After you accept your offer, University offices — including Admissions, ICT, Finance, Medical, your Department and the Hostel Office — confirm your records. You can follow each stage, see comments, and upload any evidence requested, all in the portal.
Your registration number is assigned after you complete the required admission stages. Until then, your portal shows “Yet to be assigned”.
Yes. On-campus accommodation is compulsory for all students, in line with NUC policy for private universities. The accommodation fee is ₦200,000 per session. Hostel details.
No. Cooking is not permitted in the hostels. Canteens and a grocery within the hostel surroundings provide meals to buy — pay as you eat.
Fees depend on your faculty and department. See the fee schedule for tuition, sundry fees, the Chancellor's scholarship and accommodation.
Yes. Pay 70% of the total at the start of the session and the remaining 30% before the second-semester examinations. You may also pay 100% at once.
Yes. Every student receives the Chancellor's general scholarship, which is deducted from tuition and sundry fees. The amount is shown on the fee schedule.