UNILAG Post UTME Past Questions

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Last updated: August 5, 2026

UNILAG runs its Post-UTME as an online aptitude test, not a paper exam at a CBT centre — candidates sit it from their own laptop within a fixed screening window. This pack gives you practice questions in that same format, so the real test feels familiar before you sit it.

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How the screening works

As of August 2026, per UNILAG’s official notice on unilag.edu.ng, only candidates who made UNILAG their first choice in UTME and scored 200 and above can register for Post-UTME screening. You also need five O’Level credits, including English Language and Mathematics, at one sitting.

The Post-UTME Online Aptitude Test for the 2026/2027 session ran from Monday 27 to Friday 31 July 2026, lasting around 30 minutes, per UNILAG’s admission portal and confirmed separately by MySchoolGist. Mock exams held earlier, from 22 June to 26 July 2026, letting candidates test their setup before the real sitting. The test draws on the UTME subjects tied to your chosen course, plus general aptitude and current-affairs-style reasoning — the same mix this pack covers.

How your aggregate score is worked out

Admission guides covering UNILAG (Myschool.ng, O3Schools) report a weighted aggregate of 20% O’Level, 50% UTME and 30% Post-UTME. UNILAG has not published this exact split on its own portal in a form we could independently confirm, so treat it as a guide rather than a fixed rule — check applications.unilag.edu.ng for the version that applies to your session, since dates, cut-offs and weightings can shift each cycle.

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Free sample questions

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

  1. English: Choose the word nearest in meaning to RETICENT. Outspoken, Reserved ✓, Careless, Generous.
  2. Mathematics: A trader bought a bag of rice for ₦40,000 and sold it for ₦46,000. What was the percentage profit? 10%, 12%, 15% ✓, 20%.
  3. General Paper: Nigeria's National Assembly is made up of the Senate and which other chamber? The House of Chiefs, The House of Representatives ✓, The House of Lords, The State Assembly.
  4. Quantitative Reasoning: What number continues this sequence: 3, 6, 12, 24, ...? 30, 36, 48 ✓, 42.
  5. English: Identify the grammatically correct sentence. "Neither of the candidates were ready.", "Neither of the candidates have been ready.", "Neither of the candidates was ready." ✓, "Neither of the candidates are ready."

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