Education

NYSC opens portal for registration March 12

The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has announced that its online portal will open for prospective corps members to register for mobilisation from March 12 to March 18, 2026.

 

The scheme disclosed this in a notice shared via a flyer across its official social media platforms on Friday.

 

According to the agency, only graduates whose names appear on the approved Senate or Academic Board lists uploaded by their institutions will be eligible to participate in the registration exercise.

 

“Attention, Prospective Corps Members (PCMs), I am happy to inform you that the NYSC portal will be opened for online registration from 12th to 18th March, 2026,” the notice read.

 

It added that eligible applicants include those whose Senate or Academic Board approved results have been uploaded to the NYSC portal by their respective institutions.

 

The scheme advised prospective corps members to visit its official website and social media platforms for detailed guidelines on the registration process.

 

It also emphasised the need for applicants to carefully verify their personal information before starting the registration.

 

According to the NYSC, prospective corps members must ensure that the name on their National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) record matches the one on the Senate list and the NYSC portal.

 

Graduates were also urged to confirm that their names correspond with those on their certificates or statements of result.

 

The scheme further directed applicants to verify their details through the Senate list verification portal before proceeding with the online registration process.

 

The development comes amid ongoing efforts by authorities to strengthen the integrity and verification of academic records within the mobilisation process.

Olayinka Babatunde

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