OOU BEGINS SENDING OF O'LEVEL WARNING MEMOS AHEAD OF SECOND BATCH LIST

Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) has begun sending individual notification memos via email to candidates ahead of the release of the first part of its Second Batch Admission List, which covers Catchment Admissions for the 2026/2027 session.

The memos, issued by OOU ICT, are going out specifically to qualified/eligible candidates whose O'Level results are either missing or fall short of requirements on JAMB CAPS. Affected candidates are being told to upload an additional, qualifying O'Level result on CAPS where one is available, to meet entry requirements before the list is finalised. The same process is set to apply to Discretionary Admissions as well, meaning non-Catchment candidates who are otherwise qualified could receive similar notices.

As always, the baseline requirement remains at least 5 credits in five relevant subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, in no more than two sittings. Candidates are advised to check their email regularly over the coming days, and not to panic if a notification memo arrives — it simply flags a gap to close, not an automatic rejection.