How To Get NYSC Evaluation Letter for Foreign Graduates

Foreign-trained graduates are required to provide an evaluation letter during online registration for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program. In this article, you will learn how to obtain an NYSC evaluation letter for foreign-trained graduates.

Please note that not every foreign graduate that is required to provide their evaluation letter; it’s for those whose institutions’ accreditation is in doubt.

What is an NYSC evaluation letter?

It’s a letter that Nigerian foreign graduates need to obtain from the Federal Ministry of Education. This letter confirms that the institution and course they studied abroad are duly accredited by the government of that country.

During NYSC online registration, if your dashboard displays “you have not been evaluated yet,” it means you need to upload the evaluation letter. The NYSC management has made evaluation compulsory for foreign graduates, especially those who studied in African countries.

Why the NYSC letter of evaluation?

In Nigeria, some tertiary institutions are banned from participating in NYSC because they lack accreditation from the National University Commission (NUC) or other regulatory agencies. There are also institutions operating illegally outside Nigeria, and the NYSC management aims to identify graduates from those fake foreign institutions.

NYSC checks the accreditation of courses or programs because some institutions are not allowed to offer a particular course or program.

However, the National University Commission (NUC) has cautioned Nigerians from studying in Ghana, Niger, Togo, Benin Republic, etc., possibly due to the lack of accreditation in many institutions in those countries.

During the evaluation process, the Ministry of Education will verify the accreditation status of your institution. Ensure your institution is accredited before applying for NYSC; if in doubt, visit the Federal Ministry of Education for confirmation. When you obtain the NYSC evaluation letter, scan and upload it on your NYSC dashboard. It may take a few weeks to reflect.

Requirements for NYSC evaluation letter

Below are the requirements to get the evaluation letter:

  • Degree certificate
  • Transcript
  • O’Level certificates (5 credits, including English & Mathematics in at least 2 sittings)
  • International Passport
  • Admission letter.

Amount to be paid: ₦500.00 only

How to get the NYSC evaluation letter

Take the required documents to the Federal Ministry of Education in Abuja. They will process it for you. If you encounter difficulties, call the following numbers: 07033778053, 09069529414, 08033071465.

Sometimes, obtaining an evaluation directly from the Federal Ministry of Education is near impossible. In such cases, contact your school through email or call, as they can scan and send it to you. If you opt for direct processing through the ministry, there will likely be a fee involved.

61 thoughts on “How To Get NYSC Evaluation Letter for Foreign Graduates”

  1. Good day, please I have registered for the batch c stream 1,and my verification is on Wednesday but I am yet to receive the evaluation letter. Can it be done in Abuja quickly for me?

  2. Chinwendu Ibe

    Pls can someone help me get the letter.
    I’m not in Abuja or any website I can upload my documents n do it online

  3. Does it cost any money before getting evaluation letter?
    For foreign student pls… And what are the steps/requirements?

  4. Moyosore Albert

    Raymond I am also having the same issue ‘My dashboard is saying I have not been mobilized because my document are not valid,I have uploaded again but still sayin the same thing
    How were u able to solve your own issue

    1. Have you been able to resolve the issue? I registered for batch b stream 1 but I was unable to go for camping because of this same issue.

  5. Michael Ubong Umoren

    I was notified to upload an evaluation letter, I’ve done so, however, my status on my dashboard hasn’t changed, it still displays “yet to be evaluated”
    Any explanation?

    1. Michael Ubong Umoren

      I highly doubt you can get it from Lagos, I got mine from the federal ministry of education, Abuja,and that’s what they requested for, try to provide what they need regardless of the inconveniences.

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