Nasarawa State College of Health Science and Technology Keffi (NASCOHST) has opened its admission form for 2026/2027, and candidates are required to pay a fee of N10,000 as part of the application process.
Getting the details right on this form matters, since a missed step or an incorrect entry at this stage can delay or disqualify an otherwise qualified application.
Below is a breakdown of who qualifies and the process candidates should follow to submit a valid application.
How to Apply for NASCOHST Admission Form
The online sale of admission forms will be as from Monday 1st May 2026 at the rate of (N10,000) only
- Log in to http://admissions.nascohst.edu.ng.
- Click on None Jamb Applicant
- Fill in the “Sign Up Form” correctly.
- Sign in to make payment.
- Click on the Green Button on the page where this “Click here to see payment options for this form.
- You can now make your online payment with your ATM card ONLY.
- Making payments does NOT mean that you have completed your application, return to the portal and log in with your username and password to complete your application.
- Don’t forget to print out your after-submission.
Interested candidates are to fill and submit on or before Midnight Sunday, 11th June 2026.
Candidates shortlisted will be invited through SMS for an aptitude test in June 2026.
Avoiding Common Mistakes on the Nasarawa State College of Health Science and Technology Keffi (NASCOHST) Application
Completing the form through the official channel above and paying the N10,000 fee is what gets your Nasarawa State College of Health Science and Technology Keffi (NASCOHST) application into the system for 2026/2027.
Details such as cut-off scores or deadlines can be revised by the school, so always confirm the current requirements on the official page before you submit.
Acting before the deadline and confirming each detail helps you avoid the delays that affect candidates who submit late or with errors.
Candidates should also keep a copy of every confirmation email or receipt generated during this process, since schools frequently ask for proof of submission if a record does not show up immediately on the portal.