Step-by-step guide on NYSC Registration Procedure for 2025 Batch A, B, and C Prospective Corps Members (PCMs). Learn how to register, required documents, key deadlines, and tips for a seamless process.
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) registration is the first and most important step for all Prospective Corps Members (PCMs) preparing to serve in 2025 under Batch A, B, or C. If you’re a Nigerian or foreign-trained graduate who has completed your higher education and wants to be mobilized for national service, this post will walk you through the entire NYSC registration process.
Whether you’re a first-time registrant or returning user, understanding the right steps and having the correct documents ready is essential for a smooth and stress-free NYSC online registration.
Who is Eligible to Register for NYSC?
Before you proceed with registration, confirm that you meet the eligibility requirements:
- You are a Nigerian graduate of a university or polytechnic (home or abroad)
- You are not above 30 years of age (at the time of graduation)
- You have a valid academic certificate or statement of result
- You possess a JAMB admission letter (for Nigerian-trained graduates)
- You have your National Identification Number (NIN)
- Your name appears on the NYSC Senate/Academic Board Approved List
✅ Note: If your name is not on the Senate list, you won’t be able to proceed with registration. Check the NYSC Senate List here.
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Step-by-Step NYSC Registration Procedure (2025)
Step 1: Visit the NYSC Portal
- Go to the official NYSC registration portal:
👉 https://portal.nysc.org.ng/
Step 2: Create an Account
- Click on “Mobilization Batch A, B, or C” depending on the current batch
- New users should click “Fresh Registration”
- Returning users (revalidation) should click “Revalidation”
- Enter your full name, email, phone number, and choose a secure password
Step 3: Verify Your Email
- A verification link will be sent to your email
- Click on the link to activate your NYSC portal account
Step 4: Fill in Your Biodata
Provide the following personal details:
- Full Name
- Date & Place of Birth
- Marital Status
- Gender
- Nationality
- State and LGA of origin
- Contact Address, Phone, and Email
- Next of Kin details
Step 5: Upload Required Documents
Upload clear copies of the following:
- Passport photograph (white background, collared shirt)
- Statement of Result or Degree/HND Certificate
- JAMB Admission Letter (for Nigerian-trained)
- Medical Fitness Certificate (from a government hospital)
- Birth Certificate or Age Declaration
- School ID Card
- NIN
- Foreign-trained: International Passport, Transcript, and Evaluation Letter
Step 6: Choose Deployment Preferences
Select 4 states in your order of preference. NYSC will post you to one of these based on availability and other criteria.
Step 7: Make Payment
- Pay the NYSC ₦3,000 Call-Up Letter fee (optional but recommended)
- Use Remita, card payment, or bank payment options
- Once payment is successful, the status will change to PAID
Step 8: Submit & Print Your Green Card
- After payment, your NYSC Green Card will be available
- Print it in colored format and keep multiple copies
- You will also receive a Call-Up Number (e.g. NYSC/ABU/2025/123456)
Documents Needed for NYSC Registration (Recap)
| Document | Who Needs It |
|---|---|
| Degree or HND Certificate / Statement | All PCMs |
| JAMB Admission Letter | Nigerian-trained graduates |
| School ID Card | Nigerian-trained graduates |
| Passport Photograph | All PCMs |
| Medical Fitness Certificate | All PCMs |
| Birth Certificate / Age Declaration | All PCMs |
| NIN (National Identification Number) | All PCMs |
| International Passport (Data Page) | Foreign-trained graduates |
| Transcript and Evaluation Letter | Foreign-trained graduates |
| Marriage Certificate (Females Only) | Married female PCMs |
👉 See all the Documents Needed For NYSC Online Registration
Key Points to Remember
✔ Use a valid email and phone number—NYSC will contact you through these
✔ Ensure that all uploaded documents are clear and accurate
✔ Avoid multiple registrations—this may lead to disqualification
✔ Check the Senate List before attempting registration
✔ Print your Green Card and wait for your Call-Up Letter
Common Errors to Avoid
- Registering before your name appears on the Senate list
- Uploading blurry or incorrect documents
- Using someone else’s email or phone number
- Ignoring confirmation emails and verification steps
- Missing the registration deadline for your batch
What Comes After Registration?
Once you have completed your registration and printed your Green Card:
- Wait for the release of your Call-Up Letter
- Print your Call-Up Letter once it’s available
- Get your items ready for orientation camp
- Report to camp on the date and location specified in your Call-Up Letter
Conclusion
The NYSC registration process is straightforward when you have the right information and documents. Whether you are in Batch A, B, or C, following the procedure step-by-step ensures you avoid unnecessary stress or disqualification.
Be proactive, keep an eye on updates, and always use the official portal to complete your registration. Once you complete the process and print your Green Card, you are one step closer to beginning your NYSC journey.
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FAQs on NYSC Registration
✅ When will NYSC registration for Batch A, B, or C start?
The NYSC portal usually opens weeks before the mobilization for each batch. Keep checking the official website and social media pages for updates.
✅ Can I register on a mobile phone?
Yes, but a laptop or desktop is recommended for better accuracy and to avoid upload errors.
✅ Is it compulsory to pay the ₦3,000 Call-Up Letter fee?
No, but if you don’t pay it, you’ll have to collect your Call-Up Letter from your school manually.
✅ What if I made a mistake during registration?
You can request for correction by contacting the NYSC support team via your dashboard or visiting your school’s Student Affairs Office.