UL EEAT 2026
  • Registration
  • Undergrad
  • Graduate
  • Medical
  • Pharmacy

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

ImportantExam Registration Period
  • 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.
ImportantExam Administration Period
  • 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.

ImportantResult Categories

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.

ImportantGraphs | Successful Candidates by School Category
ImportantGraphs | Successful Candidates by College
ImportantMaps | Successful Candidates by County
ImportantKey Findings
  • 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%).

ImportantSearch | Result Status
ImportantExam | Result Categories

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.

ImportantGraphs | Successful Candidates by University
ImportantGraphs | Successful Candidates by Program
ImportantMaps | Successful Candidates by County
ImportantKey Findings
  • 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.

ImportantSearch | Result Status
ImportantExam | Result Categories

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.

ImportantGraphs | Successful Candidates by University
ImportantGraphs | Successful Candidates by Marital Status
ImportantMaps | Successful Candidates by County
ImportantKey Findings
  • 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).

ImportantSearch | Result Status
ImportantExam | Result Categories

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.

ImportantGraphs | Successful Candidates by University
ImportantGraphs | Successful Candidates by Marital Status
ImportantMaps | Successful Candidates by County
ImportantKey Findings
  • 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.

ImportantSearch | Result Status