Don't Apply to LASU Until You Read This: 2026 Admission Requirements & Rules



Getting into Lagos State University (LASU) is a major milestone for many Nigerian students. Known for its competitive nature and academic rigor, understanding the admission requirements is your first step toward success.

Here is a comprehensive, professional breakdown of what you need to secure admission into LASU for the 2026/2027 academic session.

LASU Admission 2026: Your Complete Roadmap to Success

Lagos State University (LASU) remains one of the most sought-after institutions in Nigeria. Whether you are applying through UTME or Direct Entry, the competition is fierce. To stand a chance, you must meet the "Golden Rules" of LASU admission.

🛑 General Eligibility Criteria

Before looking at specific courses, ensure you meet these baseline requirements:

  • Age Limit: You must be at least 16 years old by the time of admission.

  • Choice of Institution: LASU typically only considers candidates who chose them as their First Choice.

  • JAMB Score: While the official JAMB minimum is often lower, LASU generally requires a score of 190 to 195 and above for most competitive courses.


📚 1. UTME (100 Level) Requirements

For most candidates, the journey begins with the O'Level and JAMB results.

O’Level Requirements

  • You must have at least five (5) credit passes in your SSCE (WAEC, NECO, or GCE).

  • Mandatory Subjects: English Language and Mathematics are compulsory for almost all departments.

  • Sitting Limit: You can use a maximum of two sittings to combine your results.

    • Note: Some highly competitive courses like Medicine (MBBS) and Dentistry strictly require one sitting.

UTME Subject Combination

You must choose the correct subjects in JAMB that align with your course. For example:

  • Accounting/Economics: English, Mathematics, Economics, and one other Social Science subject.

  • Engineering: English, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.


🥈 2. Direct Entry (200 Level) Requirements

If you already have a Diploma or NCE, you can apply for Direct Entry.

  • Acceptable Qualifications: LASU accepts ND (Upper Credit), HND, NCE, or JUPEB/IJMB A-Level passes.

  • Institution Policy: Historically, LASU prioritizes its own LASU Diploma and LASU Foundation (JUPEB) graduates.

  • Registration: You must still purchase the JAMB Direct Entry form and participate in the LASU online screening.

🏛️ 3. The Lagos State Indigene Advantage

As a state-owned university, LASU has a special policy for candidates who are indigenes of Lagos State.

  • Indigeneship Verification: If you claim to be an indigene, you must undergo the Independent Indigeneship Verification Committee (IIVC) screening before you can be considered for the "Indigene Quota."

  • Required Documents: You will need a letter from your Oba/Traditional Ruler and local government identification.

💻 4. The Screening Process (LACACA)

LASU uses a digital clearance system known as LACACA (LASU Central Admission Clearance App).

  1. Post-UTME Screening: This is usually an online portal where you upload your O'Level and JAMB results.

  2. Screening Fee: The standard fee is N2,000.

  3. Result Upload: Ensure your O'Level results are properly uploaded to the JAMB CAPS portal; otherwise, LASU cannot offer you admission.

💡 Quick Tips for Aspirants

  • Aim High: For courses like Law, Nursing, and Medicine, a JAMB score of 250–270+ is safer.

  • Correct Name Spelling: Ensure your names are consistent across your JAMB profile, SSCE results, and Birth Certificate.

  • Stay Updated: Regularly visit the Official LASU Admission Portal to check for screening dates.

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