Wellspring University JUPEB Admission Form 2026/2027

Wellspring University Foundation School has opened admission for its Joint Universities Preliminary Examination Board programme for the 2026/2027 academic session.

The programme, better known as JUPEB, gives successful candidates a direct entry route into 200 level. They do not need to write UTME/JAMB before using this route.

What Wellspring University JUPEB Offers

JUPEB serves as an A-level programme for candidates who want direct entry admission.

For many candidates, this route may feel clearer than waiting for another UTME cycle, since successful completion can lead straight into year 2; that is the main appeal of the Wellspring University JUPEB admission form for 2026/2027.

Benefits of the JUPEB Programme

Candidates who apply for the Wellspring University JUPEB programme get access to the following benefits:

• Direct entry into year 2
• No UTME/JAMB required
• Admission into all colleges
• Admission to any university

These points make the programme useful for candidates seeking 200-level admission through an A-level pathway. The school has kept the details simple.

How to Apply for Wellspring University JUPEB Admission

Applicants can apply through the Wellspring University website or visit the school physically.

Candidates should log on to the Wellspring University official website for application details, or visit the school at Irhirhi Road/Ogbaneki Layout, off Airport Road, Benin City.

For direct help, applicants may call or chat with an admission counsellor through any of these numbers:

Final Note for Applicants

Wellspring University JUPEB admission form for the 2026/2027 academic session is open through the Foundation School.

Candidates who want direct entry into 200 level without UTME/JAMB can follow the application steps above, contact the admission counsellors, or visit the Benin City campus for details.

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