NOUN Admission Checker
A general O-Level preparation check and verified links for National Open University of Nigeria applicants. A checker result is not an admission offer.
General undergraduate O-Level baseline
NOUN’s current undergraduate application portal says applicants are normally expected to have at least five O-Level credit passes, including English Language and Mathematics. It also says additional requirements may apply to some programmes. The portal and FAQ pages reviewed for this guide do not name a current admission session, so this baseline is not presented as a session-specific guarantee.
UTME and non-UTME applicants
The NOUN sources reviewed do not confirm a separate current UTME or Post-UTME cut-off or aggregate formula. Applicants should select the programme and entry level that match their background in NOUN’s portal and follow the criteria displayed for that selection. Do not assume one route or score rule applies to every programme.
Programme eligibility, study centres and fees
Programme conditions are shown after choosing a faculty, programme and entry level in the official application flow. Use the current study-centre directory and confirm your chosen centre for screening. The official fee schedule found for this guide applies from the 2023 academic session; it is outdated for a current intake, so no fee amounts are presented.
NOUN programme catalogue · NOUN study-centre directory · 2023 fee schedule (outdated).
Application steps
- Choose the programme, faculty and entry level in NOUN’s official application portal.
- Open “View Requirement” and check the exact criteria for that programme.
- Apply only if the official criteria show that you qualify.
- Complete and submit the online application form, following the official payment instructions through Remita.
- Follow the screening instructions and confirm your study centre in the current directory.
For the latest process, use the NOUN admission FAQ and official online instructions. Sources reviewed 28 September 2026.