The management of University of Lagos (UNILAG) has warned candidates sitting for its 2026-2027 Post-Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination Aptitude Test against examination malpractice and violation of guidelines.
The warning is contained in a statement issued by the UNILAG Registrar, Abosede Wickliffe, on Tuesday, July 21, 2026.
Wickliffe stated that the online aptitude test would hold from July 27 to July 31 under remotely proctored examination conditions.
Wickliffe said candidates must strictly comply with all examination instructions, warning that violations could attract disqualification or other disciplinary sanctions.
She added that candidates must use only laptops with in-built webcams and microphones throughout the examination.
The UNILAG registrar noted that mobile phones, tablets, external webcams, smart glasses, headphones and other electronic devices were prohibited during the test.
Wickliffe said candidates must remain alone in a quiet, well-lit environment throughout the 30-minute examination.
Wickliffe added that speaking, reading questions aloud or allowing unauthorised persons into the examination area would constitute misconduct.
The registrar also advised candidates to ensure stable internet connectivity and uninterrupted electricity supply throughout the examination.
She noted that UNILAG would not be liable for disruptions caused by power outages, network failures or other technical issues beyond its control.
She added that candidates experiencing technical difficulties should immediately use the “Need Help?” feature on the examination platform.
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The UNILAG registrar said participation in the mock examination, available until July 25, is mandatory for all candidates.
Wickliffe explained that the mock examination would test device compatibility, internet connectivity, webcam functionality, and overall system readiness.
The UNILAG registrar added that the Safe Examination Browser supports only Windows 10 or later and macOS Ventura or later operating systems.
Wickliffe urged candidates to use the same laptop, internet connection, and examination environment for both mock and actual examinations.
Wickliffe also warned candidates against patronising unauthorised individuals, cybercafés, business centres or CBT centres claiming affiliation with UNILAG.
She stressed that the aptitude test would be conducted strictly online from locations chosen by candidates.
She said the only approved fee for the screening exercise is N5,500, comprising N2,000 application and N3,500 administrative fees.
The registrar advised candidates to obtain information only through the university’s official website and verified communication channels.