This is to inform prospective Candidates, their Parents and Guardians, that the Abia State University (ABSU) POST UTME Screening Exercise for the 2021/2022 Academic Session has been scheduled to hold from Tuesday 26th October to Friday 29th October 2021.
LATEST UPDATE: The management has released the Hall Allocation for the Post utme Exercise.
The detailed schedule of the screening is as follows:
Day 1 – 26th October, 2021 (Uturu Campus)
FACULTY of Economics & Mat Science Classes Block – Nursing Science
Direct Labour – Medicine & Surgery
ETF COMPLEX – Med Lab Sc. Pharmacy, Public Health
New Exam Hall – Anatomy,Physiology Optometry
Day 2(A) 28th October, 2021.
All Law Classrooms – LAW
Faculty Classroom (up) – Agriculture Animal Science & Fishery, Food Science & Technology Soil Science, Edu Agric Science, Agric.
Economic
Day 2(B) 28th October, 2021
New Exam Hall – Biochemistry, Edu Biology, Edu chemistry, Edu Physics, Edu Maths, industrial Physics, Mathematics, Microbiology, statistics, Computer Science
Direct Labour – Building tech, Civil Engineering, Computer Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Information Communication Technology
New Environmental Block – Architecture, Edu Geography, Edu Fine Arts, Environmental resources management, estate mgt, Fine and Applied arts, Geography & planning, surveying &Geoinformatics, urban and regional planning
Day 3 29th October, 2021
Faculty of Economics and Mgt.
Science Block – Accounting, Economics, Banking and Finance management, marketing Edu Mgt & planning, Edu Accounting, Edu Business studies, Business Education
Direct Labour – Library and Information Science, Political science, public Admin, sociology, Mass Communication,History and international Relations
English language, literature, Philosophy, Linguistics & Communication studies, Edu English, Edu French, Edu political science, Edu Government, Edu Social studies, Edu Guidance & counseling, Foreign language and translation studies, Igbo, psychological foundation and religious studies.
All COVID-19 protocols will be observed strictly.
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