NYSC 2025 Mobilization Process; A Step-by- Step Guide (Updated)

On Jul 22, 2025 0

If you’re a fresh graduate gearing up for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC),You’re on the final lap before proudly wearing that khaki. But before the excitement of deployment kicks in, you need to go through the NYSC mobilization process—a series of important steps that will determine whether or not you’re eligible to serve.

This guide breaks everything down step-by-step, so you don’t miss a beat. Whether you’re just clearing out of school or already anticipating your call-up letter, this post will walk you through what to expect.

Step 1: Complete Your Final Clearance at School

Before anything else, you must complete your final clearance at your institution. This is the official confirmation that you’ve fulfilled all academic and financial obligations. Without clearance, you won’t get your statement of results—and without that, no NYSC for you.

Step 2: Get Your Statement of Results

After clearance, the next document to get is your statement of results (for B.Sc. or HND holders). This is a key requirement for NYSC registration, both online and at the orientation camp.

Note: If your statement of results isn’t ready, you won’t be allowed into the NYSC camp. Foreign-trained graduates must present the original certificate.

Step 3: Register at Your School’s Student Affairs Office

While waiting for your statement of results, visit the Students’ Affairs Directorate in your institution to begin your mobilization registration. This helps your school include your details in the next batch to be uploaded to the NYSC portal.

Step 4: Check the JAMB Matriculation List

Before you go any further, verify that your name appears on the JAMB Matriculation List. If it doesn’t, you’re not eligible for NYSC, no matter your school’s clearance.

You can check your status here: https://jamb.gov.ng

Step 5: Confirm Your Name on the NYSC Senate List

Once your school uploads eligible candidates to the NYSC portal, head to the NYSC website and check if your name is on the Senate List. If your name isn’t there, you won’t be able to register online.

Step 6: NYSC Online Registration

If your name appears on the Senate List, you’re good to go! Head to https://portal.nysc.org.ng and complete your online registration. During this process, you’ll fill in your details, upload your passport photo, and choose preferred deployment states.

Step 7: Print Your Call-Up Letter

After a successful online registration, wait for your call-up letter. This important document tells you:

The state you’ve been deployed to
Your reporting date
The orientation camp address

Important: Print your call-up letter in color. Do not laminate it,it must be submitted in its original form.

Step 8: Gather All Required Camp Documents

Here’s a checklist of everything you need to bring to camp:

Final Year ID Card

Original and 2 photocopies

Statement of Results (B.Sc./HND)

Original and 4 photocopies
Polytechnic graduates must bring both ND and HND results

NYSC Call-Up Letter

Original and 3 photocopies (Print in color)

NYSC Green Card

This is the slip generated after online registration

Original and 3 photocopies
Do not laminate
Print in color

Recent Passport Photographs

8 copies with white background

Medical Certificate of Fitness

Issued by a government or military hospital

Must include key health tests like HIV, Hepatitis B, Blood Group, Genotype
Bring both original and photocopies

Additional Certificates (For Medical Graduates)

Doctors, pharmacists, nurses, optometrists, etc., must present:

Professional registration certificates (e.g. MDCN, PCN)
Evidence of housemanship or internship completion

Bonus Tips for Orientation Camp

Label your documents neatly and store them in a waterproof file.

Keep your passport photos handy—they’ll be used multiple times during registration.

Plan ahead for transport and accommodation if your camp is far from home.

Stay updated with NYSC announcements via the official portal or social media.

Once all these are sorted, you’re officially on your way to becoming a Corps Member. NYSC can be one of the most rewarding chapters of your life—full of growth, service, new friends, and lots of adventure.