The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) is a mandatory one-year program established in 1973 by the Nigerian government to foster national unity, promote cultural integration, and provide graduates with practical work experience. For Nigerian graduates under 30 years of age, participating in the NYSC is a significant step toward contributing to national development and building a professional network.
The 2025 Batch B Stream II mobilization is a key opportunity for eligible graduates, both locally and foreign-trained, to register and serve their country. This guide provides a detailed, step-by-step process for NYSC registration for 2025 Batch B Stream II, ensuring a smooth and stress-free experience.
Eligibility Requirements
Before starting the registration process, confirm your eligibility:
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You must be a Nigerian citizen by birth or naturalization.
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You must be under 30 years old at the time of graduation.
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You must have graduated from a recognized university or polytechnic (local or foreign) with a Bachelor’s degree, Higher National Diploma (HND), or equivalent.
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Your name must appear on the Senate/Academic Board-approved result list uploaded by your institution to the NYSC portal.
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Foreign-trained graduates must have their credentials evaluated by the Federal Ministry of Education and present original documents for physical verification.
Step-by-Step Registration Process
Step 1: Gather Required Documents
Prepare the following documents to avoid delays during registration:
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National Identification Number (NIN): Mandatory for registration since 2024.
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JAMB Registration Number: Required for locally trained graduates.
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Academic Certificates: Degree certificate, HND, or Statement of Result.
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School ID Card: Valid final-year ID from your institution.
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Passport Photographs: Recent, clear photos with a white background.
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Medical Certificate of Fitness: Issued by a government or military hospital, stamped by the Nigeria Medical Association.
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Marriage Documents (if applicable): Marriage certificate and proof of husband’s residence for married female PCMs seeking posting concessions.
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Foreign-Trained Graduates: Original degree certificate, transcript, international passport, and evaluation letter from the Federal Ministry of Education. Ensure all documents are scanned clearly for online upload.
Step 2: Verify Your Senate List Status
Check if your name is on the Senate/Academic Board-approved list uploaded by your institution:
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Visit the NYSC portal.
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Navigate to the “Check Senate List” section.
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Enter your JAMB registration number or matriculation number. If your name is not listed, contact your institution’s Student Affairs office immediately to resolve the issue.
Step 3: Access the NYSC Portal
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Visit the official NYSC portal.
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Ensure you have a stable internet connection to avoid interruptions.
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Use a laptop or visit an NYSC-accredited cyber café for assistance if needed.
Step 4: Create or Log Into Your Account
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New Users: Click “Fresh Registration” under the “Mobilization” tab. Provide a functional email address and Nigerian phone number, as these will be used for communication throughout your service year.
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Returning Users: If you previously registered but did not complete the process, click “Login Here” and use your existing username and password. Do not create multiple accounts to avoid disqualification.
Step 5: Complete the Registration Form
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Fill in personal details accurately, including your full name (as it appears on your certificate), date of birth, and contact information.
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Enter your NIN and JAMB registration number (for locally trained graduates).
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Select your course of study and institution details carefully to avoid errors.
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Indicate your true health status and provide any required medical documentation.
Step 6: Upload Documents
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Upload clear scans of all required documents, including your academic certificate, school ID, and medical certificate.
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Capture a live passport photograph using a webcam, as required since 2024, instead of uploading a pre-existing photo.
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For foreign-trained graduates, upload your degree certificate, transcript, and evaluation letter.
Step 7: Biometric Capture
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Complete the biometric capture process during registration, which involves thumbprinting. This must be done in person in Nigeria and cannot be done by proxy.
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Visit an NYSC-accredited cyber café or designated center for biometric verification.
Step 8: Select Preferred States
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Choose up to four states outside your state of origin for deployment. Note that final postings are determined by NYSC based on national needs, marital status, or health conditions.
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Married female PCMs can request posting to their husband’s state of residence by uploading proof of marriage and husband’s residence.
Step 9: Make Payment
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Pay the non-refundable registration fee of approximately ₦3,000 via Remita or other approved platforms. This covers the cost of printing your call-up letter and administrative expenses.
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Budget an additional ₦5,000–₦8,000 for cyber café services, if applicable.
Step 10: Submit and Print Green Card
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Review all entered details for accuracy before submitting your form.
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After submission, print your Green Card from the NYSC portal. This document confirms your registration and is required for camp.
Step 11: Await Call-Up Letter
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Check your NYSC dashboard or email for updates on your call-up letter, available between September 21–23, 2025.
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The call-up letter includes your state of deployment, orientation camp address, and reporting date. Print it and bring it to camp.
Step 12: Prepare for Physical Verification (Foreign-Trained Graduates)
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Foreign-trained graduates must attend a pre-camp physical verification of credentials from September 14–18, 2025.
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Present original copies of your degree certificate, transcript, international passport, and evaluation letter at the designated verification center.
Step 13: Prepare for Orientation Camp
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The orientation camp for Batch B Stream II runs from September 24–October 14, 2025.
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Pack essentials, including your call-up letter, Green Card, white shorts and shirts, sportswear, toiletries, and medical certificate.
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Avoid night travel to camp for safety. Use official motor parks or stop at military barracks, police stations, or NYSC secretariats if traveling late.
Tips for a Successful Registration
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Start early to avoid last-minute issues.
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Use only the official NYSC portal to avoid scams.
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Double-check all details before submission to prevent errors.
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Keep your email and phone number active for NYSC updates.
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Join verified NYSC WhatsApp groups or follow official NYSC social media for real-time information.
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FAQs
When does the NYSC 2025 Batch B Stream II registration start and end?
Online registration begins on September 8, 2025, and ends on September 13, 2025.
What happens if my name is not on the Senate list?
Contact your institution’s Student Affairs office immediately to ensure your name is uploaded to the NYSC portal.
Can I use scanned copies of documents for foreign-trained graduate verification?
No, you must present original copies of your degree certificate, transcript, and international passport during physical verification.
What should I do if there’s a discrepancy in my name across documents?
Apply for name correction via your NYSC dashboard after registration. Ensure consistency with the name on your Senate list.
Can I choose my state of deployment?
You can select up to four preferred states, but NYSC makes the final decision based on national needs and other factors.
Can I register twice if I miss the orientation camp?
No, do not create a new account. Log in with your previous credentials and revalidate your registration.