Prospective corps members (PCMs) registered for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) 2025 Batch C have started spotting their call-up numbers on the official portal, signaling the final mobilization phase for the year.
This batch, marking the last group of graduates to be deployed in 2025, comes as thousands of young Nigerians prepare for their mandatory one-year national service, fostering unity and development across the country.
According to the official NYSC mobilization timetable, the notification and printing of call-up letters are scheduled to commence between November 16 and 18, 2025.
However, early reports from social media and online communities indicate that some PCMs are already accessing their details, possibly due to phased rollouts or system updates.
The registration for Batch C Stream 1 officially opened on November 4, paving the way for this critical step.
Call-up numbers, which reveal deployment states and orientation camp details, are accessible via the NYSC dashboard on the official portal (portal.nysc.org.ng).
Once available, PCMs can print their green cards—essential documents for camp reporting—simultaneously. The orientation course for Batch C is expected to follow shortly after, with camps opening nationwide to accommodate the influx of corps members.
This year’s Batch C has generated significant buzz, especially among graduates who faced delays in previous batches. NYSC officials have emphasized that PCMs who missed out on earlier call-ups will automatically be considered for this final batch, urging patience and regular checks.
What to Do If You Haven’t Seen Your Call-Up Number Yet
While excitement builds, not all PCMs may see their call-up numbers immediately, often due to technical glitches, incomplete registrations, or processing delays. Here’s a step-by-step guide based on official advice and common resolutions:
1. Log In to Your Dashboard Regularly: Visit here and sign in using your registered email and password. Check the dashboard for updates—call-up details typically appear here first.
2. Verify Your Registration and Payment Status: Ensure all steps from online registration were completed, including thumbprinting at a cyber cafe if required.
Confirm that payments for services like call-up letter printing have been processed successfully. If there’s an issue, it might prevent your details from displaying.
3. Wait for the Official Window: If it’s still early (before November 16), hold off—releases can be staggered. NYSC has advised against panic, noting that call-ups for Batch C will be fully available by November 18.
4. Contact NYSC Support: If the issue persists after the release dates, reach out via the official helplines.
Provide your registration number and details for assistance. Social media groups and forums have also shared success stories of resolutions through these channels.
5. Avoid Unofficial Sources: Steer clear of third-party websites or agents promising faster access, as they could lead to scams. Stick to the official portal for all updates.
NYSC Director-General, Brigadier General Yusha’u Ahmed, in a recent statement, encouraged PCMs to remain vigilant and prepare for service, highlighting the program’s role in national integration.
As Batch C unfolds, it caps off a year of mobilizations that saw adjustments due to economic and logistical challenges.
Stay tuned for more updates as corps members gear up for their postings. For real-time information, follow official NYSC channels.
