Al-Hikmah University has opened Post-UTME and Direct Entry registration for 2025/2026. This guide walks you through who qualifies, how to apply, and what to expect. Read on to avoid mistakes.
Al-Hikmah University has kicked off its admission screening for the 2025/2026 academic session. If you’re aiming for a four-year degree via UTME or a three-year course through Direct Entry, here’s what you need to know.
Who Can Apply?
You can apply if you:
- Scored five credits in WASSCE, NECO, GCE or NABTEB in no more than two sittings
- Have a credit in English Language
- Met the subject requirements for your course
Both UTME and Direct Entry candidates are welcome, as long as they meet these conditions.
How to Apply
Step 1: Start Your Application
Head over to the Al-Hikmah University Application Portal. Click “Click Here to Apply”.
Step 2: Fill in Basic Details
Enter your JAMB registration number and other requested information.
Update your profile with:
- A working phone number
- A valid email address
- Nationality
- Religion
- Date of birth
- A recent passport photo (if you have one)
- O’level results (up to two sittings allowed)
- Scratch card details for WAEC/NECO (must match uploaded results)
Step 3: Account Confirmation
After submitting your details, you’ll get a message confirming your profile creation. Click “Proceed”. A confirmation email will follow.
Step 4: Log In
Use your JAMB number to log in. Your password is your surname.
Step 5: Pay Application Fee
Right after login, choose a payment method. Use only the official university portal to make payment.
To pay:
- Confirm your payment summary
- Click “Make Payment”
- Enter your card details and complete the process
- Don’t refresh the page while it processes. If it stalls beyond 10 minutes, restart your browser
Step 6: Complete the Application
Once the payment goes through, return to your dashboard. Upload your documents and click “Complete Application”.
Step 7: Print Your Slip
After submission, print your registration slip. Keep it safe. You’ll need it.
Got Questions?
For help, send a message through the university’s support page or live chat. When contacting them, include your registration number. They don’t handle complaints by phone.