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• Ikiodiete George
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Nysc 2025: Medical Report Official Format For Redeployment & Camp Registration

So you’ve finally gotten your NYSC call-up letter. The excitement is real, but then you realize—you might need to redeploy or you’ve been told to come to camp with a medical report.

Now the big question is:
What exactly should this “medical report” look like?
Don’t worry, you’re not alone. A lot of prospective corps members are confused by this, so in this post, I’ll break it down for you like you’re my own G.

Whether you need it for redeployment, camp clearance, or to avoid excessive camp stress due to a genuine health condition, this is your complete and updated guide to writing an acceptable NYSC medical report in 2025.

What Is a Medical Report in NYSC?

A medical report is a detailed document issued by a certified hospital that shows you have a health condition that could affect your participation in certain NYSC activities—especially strenuous ones.

It’s different from a medical fitness certificate, which simply states that you’re healthy and fit to undergo NYSC training.

A medical report is usually used for:

• Redeployment on medical grounds
• Special posting for those with serious health concerns
• Excuse from strenuous camp activities like parades and drills

Official NYSC Medical Report Format (2025 Updated Guide)

To avoid wahala, use this format when writing your medical report. This is what NYSC camp officials recognize.

SAMPLE FORMAT

[Printed on Official Hospital Letterhead]

Name of Hospital: General Hospital, Ikeja
Address: Hospital Road, Ikeja, Lagos State
Phone Number: 0803 123 4567
Email (optional): [email protected]
Date: 20th June 2025

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

This is to certify that the bearer of this report:

• Full Name: Ayomide Blessing Oluwatoyin
• Gender: Female
• Age: 24 Years
• Call-Up Number: NYSC/LAG/2025/123456
• State Code (if available): LA/25A/1234

presented at our facility for medical consultation on the date stated above.

CLINICAL SUMMARY:

Upon medical examination, the following conditions were diagnosed:

• Asthma
• Peptic Ulcer Disease
• History of Surgery (Appendectomy, 2023)

The above health conditions require close medical attention and may be aggravated by physical exertion, lack of medical care, or extreme environmental exposure.

RECOMMENDATION:

In view of the medical history and clinical findings, it is advised that the patient be considered for a posting to a state where access to adequate healthcare is readily available, and where her condition will not be worsened by extreme stress or poor health infrastructure.

Physician's Information:

Doctor’s Name: Dr. Musa Bello
Qualification: MBBS, FWACP
Medical Registration Number (MDCN): MDCN/239887
Signature & Date: ______________________
Official Hospital Stamp: (Compulsory)

Important Tips to Avoid Rejection

1. Use a Recognized Hospital:
   Government hospitals, teaching hospitals, or reputable private hospitals are accepted. Avoid small, unregistered clinics.
2. Doctor’s Stamp & License Number Is a Must:
   NYSC now checks for authenticity. If your doctor doesn’t put their MDCN number and hospital stamp, your report may be rejected.
3. Be Sincere:
   Submitting a fake report is an offence. If NYSC officials verify and find out, you could be disqualified or prosecuted.
4. Include It With Your Application:
   If you’re using this report for redeployment, attach it with your handwritten application letter at the camp clinic or secretariat.

Supporting Documents You Might Need

To back up your medical report, it’s advisable to carry:

• Old hospital records or X-ray results (if available)
• Prescription or referral slips
• ID card or HMO cards (optional but helpful)

What’s the Difference Between Medical Report and Medical Fitness Certificate?

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

❓Can I submit a scanned or photocopied medical report?

It’s safer to submit an original copy with hospital stamp. Photocopies may be rejected unless verified.

❓Can I use a private hospital?

Yes — but only if it is a well-known, reputable private hospital with a licensed doctor (with MDCN number).

❓Will I automatically get redeployment if I submit this report?

Not always. NYSC may invite you for re-examination in camp. If your condition is confirmed, you’ll be approved for redeployment.

Final Words

Getting your NYSC medical report right is important, especially if your health can’t handle stress or you’re planning to redeploy. Don’t take shortcuts, and don’t pay for fake reports — the risk is not worth it.

If you’re genuinely unfit to serve in tough areas, use this format and go prepared. It’s your health. Take it seriously.