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The University of Ghana has called on all prospective undergraduate students to revisit its applications portal following the release of the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results.
In a press statement issued on Saturday, November 29, the University advised applicants to log in to the portal and carefully review the accuracy of all information submitted during their application.
This includes ensuring that their full name and date of birth are correctly captured, as well as confirming the accuracy of their examination details, specifically index number, examination month and examination year.

Applicants have also been encouraged to consult the University’s 2024/2025 cut-off aggregates for various programmes to help them make realistic and well-informed programme selections.
The cut-off points are available on the University’s admissions website.
The institution further reminded the public that applications for the 2025/2026 academic year remain open.
Prospective candidates may purchase e-vouchers from designated banks or via the USSD code 8879# across all mobile networks.
The University emphasised that its application portal will close at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, December 2, urging applicants to complete all checks and submissions ahead of the deadline.
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