2018/2019 UNN Screening Result Checker

2018/2019 UNN SCREENING RESULT CHECKER

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka administration wishes to inform all prospective students who took part in the 2018/19 Screening Examination that their results are now available online.
The result checker platform is available after the payment of the sum of N1,000 only at all designated banks or through your ATM Card on the Remita platform.

To check your results, kindly follow the steps outlined below:

Visit the UNN Portal- www.unnportal.unn.edu.ng
Click on Prospective Students.
Click on 2018/19 Screening Result.
Enter your JAMB Registration Number.
Proceed to generate an invoice which contains your RRR Number.
Pay using your ATM Card or proceed to any bank with your printout for payment.
Return to the Portal.
Enter your Registration Number.
Your result is available to you.

NOTE
Do not fall prey to fraudsters selling Scratch cards or claiming to help you with your results in anyway.
PRO.

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