LAUTECH 2025/2026 Admission Update
The management of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomoso has announced an important update for all aspirants. The deadline for the Post-UTME registration for the 2025/2026 academic session has been extended to September 3rd, 2025
This means that candidates who have not yet completed their registration now have more time to do so. The school decided to give this extension mainly to help students who are still waiting for their NECO results, and also those who could not complete their registration before the earlier deadline.
Why Did LAUTECH Extend the Deadline?
Every year, many students apply to study at LAUTECH, and not all of them are ready before the first closing date. Some are still waiting for their O’level results, while others face challenges such as internet problems, payment issues, or even simple mistakes when filling the form.
By extending the deadline, LAUTECH is showing care and fairness. The management wants to give all aspirants a fair chance to complete their registration without being left out.
This update is especially good news for those who wrote NECO and are waiting for the results. Now, they will not miss out on this year’s admission process.
What This Means for Aspirants
If you are an aspirant of LAUTECH, this extension is an opportunity you should not take for granted. It means:
You now have extra time to register properly if you haven’t done so already.
You can upload your O’level results (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB) before the new deadline.
You have the chance to correct any mistake made during the registration process.
You can relax a little and prepare better for the Post-UTME exam, knowing that you are not rushing against time.
However, this extra time should not make you lazy. Remember, the new deadline of September 3rd, 2025 will be final.
Steps You Must Take Before the New Deadline
To avoid being left out, here are the steps every aspirant should follow:
1. Register on the Official LAUTECH Portal
Go to the school’s official admission portal to complete your Post-UTME registration. Do not use unofficial websites to avoid scams.
2. Upload Your O’level Results
Whether it is WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB, make sure your results are uploaded correctly. This should also be done on both JAMB CAPS and the school portal.
3. Check Your Details Carefully
Before final submission, go through your form again. Make sure your name, subjects, and personal details are correct. Mistakes here can affect your admission.
4. Print Out Your Confirmation Slip
After successful registration, print your confirmation slip as evidence. You may need it later.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Many students often make mistakes during registration. With this extension, you now have the chance to avoid such errors. Here are some things to watch out for:
Don’t wait until the very last day. The portal may become slow or even shut down.
Don’t forget to upload your O’level results. Without it, your application is incomplete.
Don’t provide wrong information like wrong exam subjects or wrong personal details.
Don’t fall for scams. Nobody can “help you” get admission—only the school can.
Preparing for What Comes Next
After the Post-UTME registration closes, the next step will be the screening examination. The Post-UTME is very important because it will play a big role in deciding who gets admitted.
Here are some simple tips to help you prepare:
Revise your JAMB subjects again, because the Post-UTME often covers the same areas.
Practice past questions to get familiar with the exam style.
Work on your speed and accuracy, since the exam will be timed.
Stay updated by checking the LAUTECH portal regularly for official announcement.
Why You Should Take This Opportunity Seriously
Getting admission into LAUTECH is a dream for many students. The school is well known for its strong academic programs, especially in science and technology fields. Every year, thousands of students apply, but only those who prepare well and complete their registration correctly are considered.
This is why the extension should not be wasted. It is a second chance for you to secure your place in the admission process.