TSCE Post-UTME Form 2026/2027

Updated on 6 November 2026 · How we verify

Quick answer: The TSCE post-UTME/screening form for 2026/2027 is sold online on the school portal after UTME 2026 results and the JAMB policy meeting — JAMB caps the screening charge at ₦2,000 with no hidden add-ons; in practice several universities (UI, LAUTECH, UNIOSUN, AAUA, FUNAAB) charge a separate ₦3,000 ‘portal access’ fee, so budget ₦2,000–₦5,000. You are eligible if you chose TSCE as first choice and scored at least 140, with the correct subject combination and O’Level credits.

Last updated: November 2026 · Academic session: 2026/2027 · UTME year: 2026

Where the admission cycle stands (November 2026):

2026 UTME: held 16 – 25 April 2026; results released from 17 April 2026 (within 24 hours of the first papers).
Cut-offs for 2026/2027: fixed at the JAMB policy meeting of 11 May 2026 (universities 150, colleges of nursing 150, polytechnics 100; NCE admission no longer requires UTME).
Admissions now: institutions are uploading 2026/2027 offers to CAPS; JAMB deadline for colleges of education 31 December 2026. Accept any offer within four weeks.
Next cycle: 2027 UTME registration is expected to open in late January 2027 — see the JAMB registration guide and JAMB exam date.

Tai Solarin College of Education (TSCE) is a college of education. This page gives you the post-UTME screening form, eligibility, fee and application steps for the 2026/2027 academic session, explains exactly how the JAMB 2026 process feeds into it, and tells you what to verify on the school’s own portal before you pay or travel.

TSCE at a glance

Institution	Tai Solarin College of Education (TSCE)
Type	College of education
Official website	my.tasce.edu.ng
Academic session	2026/2027
JAMB national minimum (colleges of education)	100 – set at the 2026 JAMB policy meeting; TSCE may set a higher mark
Screening fee	₦2,000 JAMB cap; many universities add a ₦3,000 portal fee
Typical window	June–September, after UTME results

Who is eligible for TSCE post-UTME 2026/2027

You sat UTME 2026 and chose TSCE as your first choice (or did a change of institution to it before the screening deadline).
You scored at or above the TSCE cut-off mark — last published 140.
You have at least five O’Level credits (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB) relevant to your course, including English Language and usually Mathematics, in not more than two sittings. Awaiting-result candidates are normally allowed to apply.
Direct Entry candidates: ND/HND/NCE/IJMB/JUPEB/A-level with the required grades and the JAMB DE registration.

How to apply for the TSCE post-UTME form

Visit the TSCE admission portal via my.tasce.edu.ng and click Post-UTME / Screening.
Enter your JAMB registration number; the portal pulls your UTME details from JAMB.
Generate the payment invoice and pay the screening fee online or via bank/Remita.
Complete the form: O’Level results (with scratch-card/PIN details), passport photograph, and upload required documents.
Submit, then print your acknowledgement/screening slip. It shows your screening date, venue or online test window.

Documents to have ready

JAMB UTME result slip and registration printout
O’Level result(s) — original and photocopies
Birth certificate or declaration of age
Local government identification letter
Recent passport photographs (white background)
Payment receipt/screening slip

What the screening looks like

Colleges of education generally run document screening, sometimes with a short aptitude test or interview.

Additional notes from TSCE’s previous screening exercise

UTME Candidates who chose TASCE as their first / second choice institution or UTME candidates who did not choose TASCE but seeking change of institution to TASCE through JAMB, having scored a minimum of 100 in the 2024 UTME
Candidates who sat for the 2024 UTME and scored less than 100
Candidates who did not attempt the 2024 UTME but have a minimum of 3 credits in O’ Levels.

Verify before you pay or act: Screening dates and fees are announced by the school each session and can shift. The only authoritative source for TSCE is my.tasce.edu.ng and the school’s official notice boards. If a figure here differs from what the school publishes, the school is right.

Frequently asked questions

When is the TSCE post-UTME form for 2026/2027 out?

Typically within weeks of the JAMB policy meeting (mid-year). TSCE announces the sale window on its portal; this page is updated when it opens.

How much is the TSCE post-UTME form?

Public institutions are capped at ₦2,000 by federal directive; private schools set their own, usually higher, fee. Check the portal invoice before paying.

Can second-choice candidates apply for TSCE post-UTME?

Usually no. TSCE screens first-choice candidates. Do a JAMB change of institution to TSCE before the deadline if you want to be eligible.

Is post-UTME compulsory at TSCE?

Yes, where the school conducts screening. Candidates who skip it are not ranked and will not be admitted, no matter their UTME score.

Can awaiting-result candidates apply for TSCE screening?

Yes at most institutions, provided the result is available before admission processing closes on CAPS.

More TSCE admission resources

TSCE Cut-Off Marks 2026/2027

JAMB 2026 guides every college of education aspirant should read

Other colleges of education on JAMB Admission

Browse all colleges of education in Nigeria by state.

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TSCE Post-UTME Form 2026/2027: Screening Date, Fee, Eligibility & How to Apply