SAZU (BASUG) Physical Screening Schedule 2025/2026

So your name finally showed up on the admission list of Sa’adu Zungur University (SAZU), Gadau. First, a big well done, because the waiting wasn’t small. But before you start celebrating too loud, there’s still one more step that seals the deal — the physical screening.

Screening Dates And Venues

• Screening begins on Monday, 8th September 2025
• It runs for two weeks, ending on Monday, 22nd September 2025
• Report to the campus where your own department is located, no need waka to another place

Not sure if you made it yet? Better confirm first by checking the SAZU admission list. Save yourself the trip if your name isn’t there.

Documents You Must Bring

Don’t joke with this part, because officials will check twice, maybe even more. Make sure you have:

• A printout of your O’Level (SSCE) result
• Your JAMB result slip from JAMB original result slip portal
• The online screening form you filled earlier
• One recent passport photograph (not that ancient one from your secondary school days, abeg)
• A valid WAEC or NECO scratch card for verification

And here’s a key reminder: your O’Level results must be uploaded to the JAMB portal before you step foot on campus. If you haven’t done that, rush to a JAMB-accredited centre. Without it, screening no go complete.

After The Screening

So let’s say everything goes smoothly — documents intact, no missing pages. What next?

• Wait a day or two, sometimes three
• Log into the JAMB CAPS portal
• Accept the admission if you’ve not done it before
• Print your JAMB admission letter 

Remember, if you don’t accept your offer on CAPS, your access to SAZU’s student portal remains blocked. Admission isn’t complete until you confirm it.

Final Notes For Freshers

This screening is not a small matter. It’s the final stamp on your admission. Miss it, or show up half-prepared, and your name might vanish like airtime on a rough network.

So, gather your documents, arrive early, and don’t wait till the very last day. If you’re unsure of anything, ask. Better to ask ten times than miss out.

Uni life is calling. Answer it well.