How to Check LASU Post-UTME Screening Result and Aggregate Score

To check your Lagos State University (LASU) Post-UTME screening result and composite aggregate score online, you must access the official LASU Post-UTME screening portal at screening.lasu.edu.ng using your JAMB registration number and surname as authentication credentials. Lagos State University utilizes an automated point grading system that computes applicant composite screening scores directly from submitted Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results and verified Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE) grades.

Upon navigating to the official screening portal, locate and click on the designated prospective student screening login tab. Input your eleven-digit JAMB registration number accurately in the required username field and enter your surname in lowercase letters or uppercase as specified during your initial registration. Click on the submit or login button to access your personalized applicant dashboard. Once the dashboard opens, locate and click on the check screening result or print screening slip option to display your full screening breakdown.

The generated screening slip displays your personal biodata, your raw UTME score, individual grades recorded across your five relevant O’Level subjects (such as WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB), the converted point equivalents, and your overall cumulative aggregate percentage score. LASU computes aggregate scores by allocating fifty percent weight to your JAMB UTME score and fifty percent weight to your top five secondary school subject grades. Candidates should download and print out at least three physical copies of this screening result slip in clear color, as it constitutes a mandatory verification document during faculty clearance exercises.

Understanding LASU’s point grading conversion is vital for tracking your merit standing. For each O’Level subject evaluated, an A1 grade earns ten points, a B2 earns nine points, a B3 earns eight points, a C4 earns seven points, a C5 earns six points, and a C6 earns five points. Any grade below C6 receives zero points. Summing these points across five core prerequisites yields a total out of fifty points. When combined with your scaled UTME score, your final percentage directly dictates whether you meet the competitive cut-off marks for high-demand programs such as Law, Medicine, Nursing, Computer Science, and Mass Communication.

If you encounter error prompts such as invalid login credentials or screening record not found, carefully review your registration details or confirm that your screening transaction was successfully validated during the official application window. Discrepancies between your uploaded O’Level grades and examination council databases can also delay automated point computation. In such cases, visit the LASU ICT Centre at the Ojo main campus with your original payment receipt and examination slips for prompt administrative resolution.

Successful candidates who meet or exceed the departmental cut-off marks approved by the university senate should consistently monitor both the university portal and their JAMB CAPS portal to accept provisional admission offers promptly. Candidates must ensure their O’Level results are properly uploaded to the central admission repository to avoid disqualification during statutory verification exercises regulated by the National Universities Commission.

Admitted students should prepare their local government identification certificates, birth certificates, and original admission letters well ahead of physical screening at the main campus.