The Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife has announced that the upcoming 2025/2026 recruitment and admission screening process will be conducted through a Computer-Based Test (CBT) system. This is part of OAU’s commitment to ensuring transparency, fairness, and efficiency in its recruitment and academic admission exercises.
If you applied for OAU recruitment or admission, understanding the CBT screening process is crucial for your success. In this guide, we provide a detailed breakdown of the login process, media setup, mock exams, the Safe Exam Browser (SEB), and practical tips to help you perform well. For reliable updates and candidate support, always follow RecruitmentGurus.com.ng.
Computer-Based Tests (CBT) are now the standard for many Nigerian universities, including OAU, because:
By introducing CBT into its screening process, OAU ensures that candidates are assessed fairly based on merit.
To take your CBT exam, you must log into the official portal: oauife.webtest.ng.
Make sure these details are correct and accessible before the exam date. Losing them may prevent you from accessing the test.
The OAU CBT screening exam requires live monitoring. For this reason, you must enable access to your:
How to do this:
Once you log in, a Media Test will automatically begin. This ensures your computer is correctly set up for the exam.
Once all three tests are successful, your exam dashboard will appear, showing your exam schedule.
Before the main exam, OAU requires candidates to take a Mock Exam.
The mock exam helps you familiarise yourself with the exam platform, test your internet connection, and ensure your system works with the Safe Exam Browser (SEB).
The OAU CBT screening will only run on a specific version of Safe Exam Browser (SEB).
Only the provided version will work. Using another version may prevent you from accessing the exam.
When your main exam schedule begins:
After completing your exam:
The OAU CBT Screening Exam 2025/2026 is a key stage in both recruitment and admission exercises. To succeed, candidates must properly set up their devices, download the approved Safe Exam Browser, complete the mock test, and follow all instructions carefully.
For the latest updates on the shortlist, interview dates, and final selection, keep visiting RecruitmentGurus.com.ng; your trusted guide for recruitment opportunities and exam support in Nigeria.
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