AbdulLagos State University (LASU), through the School of Part-Time Studies (SPTS), is conducting a Computer-Based Test (CBT) entrance examination for all applicants into its part-time degree programme for the 2025/2026 academic session.
The exam is a compulsory screening step for candidates who have already purchased and completed the LASU part-time application form and are seeking flexible degree options while working or running a business.
has been scheduled as follows:
- Date: Saturday, 29th November 2025
- Time: 9:00 a.m. prompt
- Mode: Computer-Based Test (CBT)
- Venue: LASU Computer Test Centre (LASU-CTC), Babajide Sanwo-Olu Library Complex, LASU Main Campus, Ojo, Lagos
Candidates are strongly advised to arrive well before 9:00 a.m., so they can locate their batch/hall, go through basic checks, and settle down before the test starts.
Who Must Write the LASU Part-Time Entrance Exam?
The entrance exam is mandatory for all applicants to the LASU School of Part-Time Studies degree programmes for the 2025/2026 session.
This includes:
- Applicants for regular part-time degree programmes
- Applicants coming in via Direct Entry (DE) into the School of Part-Time Studies.
Any candidate who fails to sit for the exam risks not being considered for admission in the 2025/2026 session, regardless of meeting basic academic requirements.
Eligibility & Academic Requirements
From the official admission publications and verified education portals, the core minimum requirements for LASU part-time degree admission for 2025/2026 are:
1. Age Requirement
- Applicants must be at least 18 years old on or before the time of entry into the programme.
2. O-Level Requirement (All Applicants)
- A minimum of five (5) O-Level credit passes in relevant subjects.
- English Language and Mathematics must be among the credits.
- Acceptable exam bodies include WAEC, NECO, NABTEB (and their equivalents), obtained in not more than two sittings (check your specific course page on LASU’s website for any stricter conditions).
3. Direct Entry (DE) Requirements
For candidates applying through Direct Entry into the School of Part-Time Studies:
- A Diploma Certificate (OND) from a government-approved polytechnic or
- A LASU Diploma (Upper Credit) in a relevant discipline
- Plus the required five (5) O-Level credits, including English and Mathematics
In some cases, these requirements are course-specific, so candidates should still confirm details on the official LASU website (lasu.edu.ng) for their chosen programme.
LASU Part-Time Entrance Exam – Documents to Bring
On exam day, candidates are required to bring only the specific, clearly listed documents. From the latest LASU update on the CBT exam arrangements:
Mandatory Documents
Every candidate must come with:
- A clear printed copy of the completed application form
- Printed CBT Venue Checker / Venue Allocator slip
- This shows your batch and time for the exam.
- A valid means of identification, such as:
- National Identity Card (NIN/Plastic ID)
- Voter’s Card
- Driver’s Licence
- International Passport
- LASRRA Card
The name on the ID should match the name on your application form to avoid issues during verification.
Additional Documents for Direct Entry Candidates
Direct Entry applicants are also expected to bring:
- Original copies of their post-secondary academic qualifications (e.g. OND, HND, LASU Diploma, Bachelor’s degree, or recognised professional certificates)
- Photocopies of these qualifications for submission/processing
Organise these documents neatly in a simple, labelled file to speed up checks.
How to Check Your Exam Batch & Time (CBT Venue Checker)
LASU uses an online CBT Venue Allocator system to control crowding and ensure smooth exam conduct. The current official guidance is:
- Visit the LASU website – lasu.edu.ng.
- On the top menu, hover on or click the “Students” tab.
- Locate and click on “CBT Exam Venue Allocator” (or similar wording).
- On the Venue Allocator page, enter your application form number.
- Click Submit to view your batch, time and specific instructions.
- Print the venue/batch slip and keep it safe; you must bring it to the exam centre.
Very important:
- Candidates are expected to only appear at the CBT Centre at the exact batch and time printed on their venue slip.
- Coming with another batch or loitering around the venue outside your scheduled time can lead to being denied access to the exam hall.
Exam Day Rules & Restricted Items
To keep the exam fair, smooth and secure, LASU has put in place clear conduct rules for the day:
Conduct & Punctuality
- Arrive early – but only for your scheduled batch.
- Remain calm, orderly and respectful to exam officials and security personnel.
- Follow all instructions from invigilators and authorised staff.
Items Not Allowed into the CBT Centre
The following are not allowed inside the examination area:
- Mobile phones
- Smart watches
- Tablets, laptops and similar gadgets
- Bags or large handbags
Candidates should leave such items at home or with a trusted person outside the exam premises. LASU will not take responsibility for lost or missing items.
Parents/Guardians
- Parents and guardians are not allowed into the CBT premises with candidates. This helps reduce crowding and exam distractions.
How to Apply for LASU Part-Time Admission (Summary)
For readers who are just hearing about the programme and haven’t even applied yet, here’s a concise recap of the application process as published in recent admission adverts:
- Visit the LASU e-payment portal via the main site (lasu.edu.ng) or the dedicated SPTS/Part-Time link.
- Pay a non-refundable application fee of about ₦20,000 (confirm current fee on the portal).
- Fill the online form carefully and upload all required credentials.
- Submit your form and print your application form and payment receipt.
- Wait for your entrance exam schedule, then proceed to print your CBT venue checker when activated.
- After passing the exam and receiving a provisional offer, be prepared to pay acceptance and medical fees (currently quoted around ₦30,000 + ₦30,000, but always verify on LASU’s official channels as figures can change).
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Preparation Tips for LASU Part-Time Entrance Exam
While LASU doesn’t publicly release a detailed syllabus for the CBT, the exam is generally designed to assess your basic academic readiness and capacity to cope with university-level study. To prepare effectively:
- Revise core O’Level subjects relevant to your chosen course (especially English and Mathematics).
- Brush up on logic, comprehension, simple quantitative reasoning and general academic aptitude.
- Practice with CBT-style past questions (even if they’re not LASU-specific – the format helps build speed and familiarity).
- Visit the LASU School of Part-Time Studies or credible education sites to stay updated on any last-minute changes or clarification notices. (lasu.edu.ng)
Conclusion
- Double-check your date, time, venue, and batch before exam day.
- Arrange your documents (application form, venue slip, ID, DE certificates, where applicable) at least a day before.
- Avoid late-night travel on the exam eve if you’re coming from outside Lagos; consider staying nearby.
- Keep an eye on LASU’s official website and trusted education platforms for any updates or adjustments.
If you stay organized and follow the rules carefully, the LASU part-time entrance exam can be a smooth stepping stone into a reputable degree programe that fits around your job or other responsibilities.
According to the latest LASU and reputable education news updates, the entrance examination
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