How To Register On Yabatech Post Utme Screening Exercise And All The Information You Need

Yaba College of Technology popularly referred to as Yabatech is a federal college of technology located in Yaba, Lagos state. It was established in 1947 as an immediate successor to Yaba Higher College.

 

The college is made up of eight schools and thirty four academic departments with a total of sixty four accredited programmes in the National Diploma (ND), Higher National Diploma (HND) and post-HND levels. The College offers B.Sc, B.A and B.Ed and postgraduate degrees in affiliation with University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Enugu state.

 

 

Admission Requirements

1. Applicants must chose YabaTech as first or second choice of institution in UTME.
2. Applicants should score a minimum of 150 or above for OND and 180 and above for B.Sc degree (in affiliation with UNN).
3. All applicants must possess aminimum of five credit passes in O’level (GCE/NECO/WASCE/NABTEB) including English at not more than two sittings.

 

 

How To Apply For YabaTech Post- UTME Screening

1. All interested applicants are to visit the Institution official website at www.yabatech.edu.ng
2. Click the button “Pay” to pay the sum of #2000 online using ATM card for the pre-admission screening exercise
3. Fill the application form correctly and also upload a recent passport photograph in Jpeg or PNG format not more than 120 × 120 pixel.
4. Fill the form using a valid email and mobile number for contact purpose so you can be sent a mail as to the date of the screening exercise

 

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How To Check Post-UTME Result

1. Visit the website at http:// www.yabatech.edu.ng/
2. Click the button “Prospective students”
3. You would have to click the button “Check Post-UTME screening 2018”
4. Enter the JAMB registration no and password
5. Click the button “Sign in” to view your score.

 

 

YabaTech Post- UTME Grading System And Cut-off

YabaTech uses a system in which the O’ level result is graded and awarded some marks according to the credit and then added with the UTME score to arrive at an aggregate. Note that the cutoff mark is 150 for HND programme and 180 for B.Sc programme.

– A1= 8 marks

– B2= 7 marks

– B3= 6 marks

– C4= 5 marks

– C5= 4 marks

– C6= 3 marks

 

The A,B and C grades are used while the “D” and “E” grades are ignored for both O’level and NABTEB. Only the five relevant subjects needed for the desired courses are calculated while the remaining courses not really relevant will be ignored. Here’s an example: Bisi had seven credits out of nine subjects in GCE in the following subjects: English B3, Maths C4, Biology C4, Chemistry A1, Physics C6, Geography C6, Agric B2.

 

He needs to scored 153 in UTME so here’s the aggregate. (6+5+5+8+3= 27) 27+153 = 180. Please you need to note that just only the five subjects relevant to his desired course were calculated and added to the JAMB score which is also graded as listed below:

-180-189= 10 marks

-190- 199= 20 marks

-200-209= 30 marks

-210-219= 40 marks

-220-229= 50 marks

-230 and upwards = 60 marks.