Unilag Cancels 2024/2025 SPGS Qualifying Entrance Exam

By Charles Maduka

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has cancelled the previously scheduled online 2024/2025 School of Postgraduate Studies (SPGS) Qualifying Entrance Examination.

This was contained in a statement published by the university’s communication unit on their website on Friday, 20th September 2024.

According to the statement, the previously scheduled online entrance examination has been cancelled. Instead, applicants will now undergo a screening/assessment exercise, which will be organised for all candidates applying for postgraduate programmes.

“Prospective candidates seeking admission into the 2024/2025 academic session of the School of Postgraduate Studies (SPGS), University of Lagos (UNILAG), should note as follows:

1. The previously scheduled online 2024/2025 SPGS Qualifying Entrance Examination has been cancelled.
2. A screening/assessment exercise will soon be conducted for all applicants for the 2024/2025 SPGS admission exercise.
3. The date for this new screening process will be communicated to applicants via email very soon. Prospective postgraduate students are advised to monitor their email accounts closely for further details on the screening/assessment exercise.

For further enquiries, please contact SPGS via http://spgs.unilag.edu.ng/ or [email protected],” the statement read.


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