DELSU Post UTME Past Questions

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Last updated: August 5, 2026

DELSU does not run a written post-UTME test for the 2026/2027 admission cycle — screening is online and document-based, and your placement rests on an aggregate score built from your JAMB result and O’Level grades, as of August 2026 per DELSU’s admission portal (portal.delsuces.online). This pack gives you post-UTME-style aptitude questions — English, quantitative reasoning, and general paper — the same format many Nigerian universities still use for their screening stage, so you walk into any written component, or a similar screening at another school, already warmed up.

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How DELSU screening currently works

Candidates who chose DELSU as first choice in the 2026/2027 UTME and scored 150 or above may apply, per multiple admission-guide sources as of August 2026. Nursing requires 200, and Engineering requires 160.

  • JAMB cut-off: 150 (general courses), 200 (Nursing), 160 (Engineering)
  • Screening fee: ₦2,000, paid on the official portal
  • Aggregate: JAMB result and O’Level grades, combined in a 50:50 ratio

DELSU has not published an exact O’Level-to-score conversion table, so treat any aggregate calculator you find online as an estimate, not an official figure. Confirm your standing directly on the school’s admission portal once screening results are released.

Because there’s no CBT stage this cycle, your best prep is general readiness: sharp English, quick arithmetic, and current-affairs awareness — exactly what post-UTME papers test across Nigerian universities. If DELSU reinstates a written screening in a future session, or you’re also applying to a school that still runs one, this pack keeps you in practice.

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Free sample questions

A taste of the question styles inside (answers in bold):

  1. English/Verbal: Choose the word that means the OPPOSITE of "abundant". Plentiful, Scarce ✓, Rich, Generous.
  2. Quantitative Reasoning: A trader buys a bag of rice for ₦40,000 and sells it for ₦46,000. What is the percentage profit? 6%, 10%, 15% ✓, 20%.
  3. General Paper: What is the capital city of Delta State, Nigeria? Warri, Asaba ✓, Abraka, Ughelli.
  4. Quantitative Reasoning: Divide ₦72,000 between two people in the ratio 3:5. How much does the person with the larger share receive? ₦27,000, ₦30,000, ₦40,000, ₦45,000 ✓.
  5. General Paper: What does the acronym "JAMB" stand for? Joint Academic Matriculation Bureau, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board ✓, Junior Admissions and Matriculation Board, Joint Assessment and Matriculation Body.

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