UNILORIN Opens 2025/2026 University-Owned Hostels Allocation Exercise
  01. October 2025     Admin  

UNILORIN Opens 2025/2026 University-Owned Hostels Allocation Exercise


Unilorin Hostels Allocation

The University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) has announced the commencement of the **hostel allocation exercise** for students seeking residence in university-owned hostels for the 2025/2026 academic session. This is to ensure fair and systematic allocation of available accommodation.

Quick Insight: Every student must apply through the university portal. Allocation will follow merit, departmental considerations, and hostel capacity. Unsuccessful applicants may explore private accommodation options.

1. Eligibility & Application Requirements

• Must be a registered student of UNILORIN for the 2025/2026 session.
• Complete the hostel application form via UNILORIN’s student portal.
• Provide valid student identification (matric number, departmental ID).
• Students with special needs or medical conditions should inform the hostel-allocation office.

2. Allocation Criteria & Priorities

• Priority often given to first-time hostel seekers.
• Seniority and level of study may be considered.
• Departmental or faculty allocations to ensure proximity to lectures.
• Available hostel capacity and room type (single, double, suite) factor into assignments.

3. Important Dates & Process

• Application window: [Dates to be confirmed via portal].
• Screening and verification will follow submission.
• Release of hostel allotment list: [Expected date].
• Appeal or change of hostel option: Within a specified period post-allotment.
• Move-in schedule: As directed by the hostel management and university calendar.

Advice for Applicants

• Apply early — delays may reduce your chances of preferred hostel and room.
• Double-check your details (student ID, contact info) before submission.
• Be flexible about hostel options — you may not get your first choice.
• If unsuccessful, identify private hostels close to campus ahead of time.



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