Total Registered Undergrad Candidates
11,278
Total Registered Graduate & Professional Schools Candidates
1,463
Graduate School
632
Medical School
319
School of Pharmacy
36
Law School
476
- The University of Liberia’s Center for Testing and Evaluation (UL-CTE) began registration for the Undergraduate Entrance Examination and the Graduate and Professional Schools Aptitude Tests on Monday, April 6, 2026, and ended on Saturday, May 30, 2026.
CTE-UL administered the Paper-based Entrance Exam for undergraduate colleges, including Straz-Sinje, on Saturday, May 30, 2026.
CTE-UL administered the Computer-based Aptitude Test for Graduate and Professional Schools from June 5, 2026, to July 3, 2026.
The Undergraduate Computer-based Exam was also administered during this period.
Undergrad Colleges results are categorized as:
1) SUCCESSFUL: 60% in Mathematics and 70% in English
2) UNSUCCESSFUL: Less than 60% in Mathematics or less 70% in English.
3) ABSENT: Registered but did not take exam.
4) WRONGLY SHADED: Did not shade exam number properly/correctly.
A total of eleven thousand, two hundred seventy-eight (11,278) candidates registered for the Undergrad Entrance and Placement Exam (UEPE).
Three hundred sixty-one (361 or 3.30%) candidates were absent.
Ten thousand, nine hundred seventeen (10,917 or 96.70) sat the UEPE.
Three thousand, six hundred ninety-five (3,695 or 33.85%) candidates were successful.
Six thousand, eight hundred seventeen (6,817 or 62.44%) candidates unsuccessful.
Four hundred five (405 or 3.71%) candidates wrongly shaded.
A greater proportion of females (2,034 individuals or 55.05%) than males achieved success in the UL 2026 First UEPE.
The private school, accounting for 2,316 candidates or 62.68%, recorded the highest percentage of successful candidates.
Lofa County (791 or 21.41%) recorded the highest number of successful candidates, followed by Bong (516 or 13.96%) and Nimba (511 or 13.83%). The smallest percentage was recorded in Rivercess (51 or 1.38%).
Grad School results are categorized as:
1) SUCCESSFUL: 50% in Mathematics and 50% in English
2) UNSUCCESSFUL: Less than 50% in Mathematics or less 50% in English.
3) ABSENT: Registered but did not take exam.
4) DISQUALIFIED: Caught cheating on exam.
A total of six hundred thirty-two (632) candidates registered for the Graduate School Aptitude Test (GSAT).
Eighteen (18 or 2.85%) candidates were absent.
Six hundred fourteen (614 or 97.15%) sat the GSAT.
One (1 or 0.16%) candidates was disqualified.
Five hundred eleven (511 or 83.22%) candidates were successful.
One hundred two (102 or 16.61%) candidates were unsuccessful.
GSAT (511 or 83.22%) represents the highest recorded percentage of successful candidates in the history of GSAT since 2019.
Candidates who graduated from the UL, accounting for 375 candidates or 59.34%, recorded the highest percentage of successful candidates.
Business Administration (MBA) has produced the highest number of successful candidates, totaling 181 individuals, or 28.64%. It is followed by Environmental Studies (MESc), with 89 individuals, or 14.08%.
Lofa County (101 or 19.77%) has consistently held the top spot in the UL GSAT since 2019.
Medical School results are categorized as:
1) SUCCESSFUL: 70% in Science and 70% in English
2) UNSUCCESSFUL: Less than 70% in Science or less 70% in English.
3) ABSENT: Registered but did not take exam.
4) DISQUALIFIED: Caught cheating on exam.
A total of three hundred nineteen (319) candidates registered for the Medical School Aptitude Test (MSAT).
Nine (9 or 2.82%) candidates were absent.
Three hundred ten (310 or 97.18) sat the MSAT
Sixteen (16 or 5.16%) candidates were disqualified.
Forty (40 or 12.90%) candidates were successful.
Two fifty-four (254 or 81.94%) candidates were unsuccessful.
MSAT forty (40 or 12.90%) represents the lowest recorded percentage of successful candidates across all examinations and aptitude tests in the UL 2026 First Entrance Examination and Aptitude Test (EEAT).
School of Pharmacy results are categorized as:
1) SUCCESSFUL: 60% in Science and 60% in English
2) UNSUCCESSFUL: Less than 60% in Science or less 60% in English.
3) ABSENT: Registered but did not take exam.
4) DISQUALIFIED: Caught cheating on exam.
A total of thirty-six (36) candidates registered for the School of Pharmacy Aptitude Test (PSAT).
One (1 or 2.78%) candidates were absent.
Thirty-five (35 or 97.22%) sat the PSAT.
One (1 or 2.86%) candidates was disqualified.
Sixteen (16 or 45.71%) candidates were successful.
Eighteen (18 or 51.43%) candidates were unsuccessful.
Bong (4 or 25.00%) and Nimba (4 or 25.00%) shared the top spots in the PSAT.