How to Print NYSC 2025 Call-Up Letter for Batch A Stream II PCM

On Jul 21, 2025 0

How to Print NYSC 2025 Batch A Stream II Call-Up Letter

If you’re a Prospective Corps Member (PCM) for the 2025 Batch ‘A’ Stream II, then the moment you’ve been waiting for has arrived—your NYSC call-up letter is now available for printing!

This crucial document tells you everything you need to know for the next chapter of your life, including:

Your state of deployment
The exact date you’re expected to report to camp
Your assigned NYSC Orientation Camp
The officer in charge and full address of your camp

Here’s a complete breakdown of what to do next—and what to expect.

Orientation Camp Date

Mark your calendar:
Orientation begins June 11, 2025.

That’s when your NYSC journey officially kicks off. Don’t wait till the last minute—get your letter ready now.

How to Print Your NYSC Call-Up Letter

Follow these steps to access and print your call-up letter:

Visit the official NYSC Portal
Click on the “Login Here” button or go directly to this login page
Enter your registered email and password
Click ‘Print Call-Up Letter’ and download or print a copy

Important: If you did not make the ₦2,786.24 payment during online registration, your call-up letter will not be available online. Instead, you’ll have to collect it from your school.

Important Notes for All PCMs

Before heading to camp, take note of the following rules and requirements:

What NOT to Bring to Camp:

No vehicles, motorcycles, or bicycles are allowed.
Avoid arriving without your required documents—it could delay your registration.

Health & Immunization:

All PCMs are strongly advised to get vaccinated against cerebrospinal meningitis before reporting to camp.

Documents to Bring to Camp

For Nigerian-Trained Graduates:

Degree or HND Certificate or Statement of Result
Valid ID card from your graduating institution

For Foreign-Trained Graduates:

All original versions of credentials uploaded online
Valid International Passport
Academic documents written in another language must be translated into English, and both versions must be presented

For Medical and Allied Health Graduates:

Bring your professional license or certificate of full registration from your regulatory body (e.g., MDCN, PCN, NMCN, etc.)

Legal Reminders (Yes, It’s Serious)

NYSC is not just a rite of passage—it’s backed by law. Here are two things you should never do:

Don’t skip your service. If you fail to report for duty as directed, you risk prosecution under Section 13(1a & b) of the NYSC Act.
Don’t fake your status. If you try to participate in NYSC without being eligible or after receiving an Exemption/Discharge certificate, it’s a serious offense under Section 13(2a & b).