OAU aspirants set to get Post-UTME print-out forms.


Habeeb Waliyu




The 2018/2019 aspirants of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU)  are hereby informed that the printing of the Post-UTME test form will start on the 26th of August,2018.

The print-out, which contains the details of the candidates, time and venue of the aptitude test coming up in September, will be available on the school website.

According to  a conversation with a top official at the Information Communication Technology (ICT) centre of the university, He said; "printing of form will start from 26th of this month downward."

OAU KILONSHELE earlier reported the commencement of the Post-UTME form application in August.

For admission updates and to join OAU KILONSHELE aspirants page, send your WhatsApp number to Habeeb: 0816 648 9562

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