The University of Lagos said a sum of 17, 935 applicants of the 31,955 that sat for its 2015 Post Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) as of late, passed the screening activity.
This is contained in an announcement marked by the organization's Deputy Registrar, Information, Mr Olagoke Oke in Lagos.
It would be reviewed that 31,955 applicants who scored 200 imprints and picked the college as their school of first decision took part at the late 2015 JAMB-sorted out UTME.
The announcement clarified that 26, 732 of the hopefuls enrolled for the post UTME screening for entrance into University of Lagos for the 2015/2016 session.
The announcement said that the screening which was completed from Wednesday, Aug. 12 to Friday, Aug. 14 was fruitful.
"A sum of 17,935 applicants breezed through the screening test with a base score of 40 for every penny.
"To this regard, 309 hopefuls did not appear for the test while 118 competitors were excluded for inability to take after the directions for the Computer Based Test (CBT).
"An aggregate of 393 outcomes were at first withheld on suspicion of negligence yet on further examination, 271 of these outcomes have been affirmed as cases including misbehavior.
"We will keep on withholding them for further examinations, while the staying 122 outcomes have been discharged.
"The cut-off imprints for entrance into the different projects offered by the college have subsequent to been discharged on the college site,'' the announcement said.
The announcement asked all applicants who took an interest in the examination to visit the college's site www.unilag.edu.ng for the cut-off imprints and individual scores.
The announcement cautioned that the college does not require any extra installments in admiration of affirmation.
It said that any solicitation made by an individual or gathering of people for installment so as to help them to secure affirmation was false.
" For accentuation, hopefuls are exhorted not to make any installment to anybody for any reason identifying with confirmations.
"Anybody observed to be included in any type of sales, giving or accepting cash or advantage of any sort as for encouraging entrance into the University of Lagos will be accounted for to the suitable law authorization operators.
"Furthermore, applicants found to have offered or given cash or advantage in kind for induction into the college will be precluded from confirmation.
"Hopefuls are thus encouraged to halt from looking for data and some other type of help with connection to affirmations from locales other than the college's official site,'' the announcement cautioned. (NAN)
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