UNILAG extends O-Level result upload deadline, fixes September cut-off marks release
The University of Lagos has extended the deadline for uploading O-Level results to August 19.
Abosede Wickliffe, registrar and secretary to the council of the institution, said in a statement on Wednesday that prospective UTME candidates must upload their WAEC/GCE/NECO/Cambridge O’Level results on JAMB CAPS and the UNILAG Portal before the deadline.
The university stated that candidates who fail to meet the deadline will not be considered for admission, and said the admission cut-off marks would be released in September 2026.
The university also advised candidates to check its website and official communication channels for further information.
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