The Lagos State College of Health Technology (LASCOHET) has conducted its 2026/2027 Post-UTME screening exercise for candidates seeking admission into various programmes offered by the institution.
Eko Hot News reports that the Computer-Based Test (CBT) examination was held at the Lagos State University (LASU) CBT Centre in Ojo, where applicants completed the screening in a standardised environment.
The exercise formed an important part of the college’s admission process for the 2026/2027 academic session.
Candidates who applied for different programmes were subjected to computer-based assessments designed to determine their suitability for admission.
The screening provided the institution with an opportunity to assess applicants based on established admission requirements.
Addressing candidates at the CBT centre, the Provost of LASCOHET, Prof. Raheem Akewushola, commended the applicants for their orderly conduct during the exercise.
He urged the candidates to remain patient and vigilant as the institution concludes the admission process.
The Provost also encouraged applicants to rely on official information from the college regarding subsequent stages of the admission exercise.
Akewushola described LASCOHET as one of the foremost health training institutions in Lagos State and Nigeria.
He said the college remains committed to providing quality health education to students admitted into its various programmes.
According to the Provost, the institution’s goal is to produce graduates who can contribute effectively to healthcare delivery across Lagos State and Nigeria.
He noted that professional training remains central to the college’s mandate.
The Provost further stated that LASCOHET is committed to maintaining high standards in the education and training of allied health professionals.
He said students are expected to acquire the knowledge and practical skills required to function effectively in the healthcare sector.
Akewushola also reiterated the institution’s commitment to transparency throughout the admission process.
He stressed that merit and due process would guide the selection of successful candidates.
According to him, admission into LASCOHET would be based strictly on established requirements and candidates’ performance in the screening exercise.
The Provost assured applicants that the admission process would be conducted in line with the approved procedures of the institution.
He therefore encouraged candidates to remain patient while the college completes the necessary stages of the admission process.
The CBT exercise was conducted in a structured environment at the LASU CBT Centre, Ojo.
The use of a computer-based format enabled candidates to complete their assessments through a standardised testing process.
The exercise also marked another stage in LASCOHET’s preparations for admitting students for the 2026/2027 academic session.
Candidates who successfully meet the requirements are expected to proceed to subsequent stages as determined by the college.
The institution’s admission process is designed to ensure that qualified applicants are selected for its various health-related programmes.
LASCOHET continues to play a role in training personnel required to support healthcare services in Lagos State and other parts of Nigeria.
The college’s programmes are geared towards developing competent allied health professionals with relevant academic and practical skills.
The Provost said the institution would continue to prioritise excellence in health education.
He noted that producing well-trained healthcare personnel remains important to improving healthcare delivery.
The Post-UTME screening also provided an opportunity for applicants to demonstrate their readiness for further academic training.
Candidates were expected to follow the instructions provided by officials throughout the examination.
Their orderly conduct was acknowledged by the Provost as the screening exercise progressed.
The successful completion of the CBT examination represents a significant step in the college’s 2026/2027 admission process.
The institution is now expected to continue with the necessary procedures leading to the selection of successful applicants.
LASCOHET’s commitment to merit and due process is expected to guide the final admission decisions.
The college has urged applicants to remain attentive to official announcements regarding the outcome of the screening.
Candidates are also expected to exercise patience as the admission process is concluded.
The institution’s management reiterated its commitment to ensuring that the admission process remains transparent and consistent with established requirements.
The college also reaffirmed its broader responsibility of producing professionally equipped allied health personnel.
Such personnel are expected to contribute to healthcare services across Lagos State and Nigeria.
The Provost expressed confidence in the institution’s ability to continue delivering quality health education.
He also encouraged prospective students to remain focused as they await the next stage of the admission process.
The 2026/2027 Post-UTME screening exercise has consequently moved LASCOHET closer to selecting candidates for the new academic session.
The college will continue its admission procedures based on applicants’ qualifications and performance.
Successful candidates are expected to join the institution’s academic community and begin professional training in their chosen programmes.
The screening exercise therefore represents an important milestone for both LASCOHET and prospective students seeking admission.
As the process continues, the college remains focused on its mandate of producing competent and skilled allied health professionals.
