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Next steps for your admission

Pick your school and course on the calculator first, so these steps can be pointed at the right place.

  1. Check your JAMB result

    Confirm your UTME score directly on the JAMB portal or JAMB e-Facility, not from a screenshot someone sent you.

  2. Complete your school's Post-UTME screening

    Register and sit your school's own screening exercise — this score feeds the "Post-UTME" part of your aggregate.

  3. Watch JAMB CAPS for your admission status

    Log in to your JAMB e-Facility account and check the CAPS (Central Admissions Processing System) status regularly once your school starts releasing lists — this is the only place an admission becomes official.

  4. Accept the admission on CAPS

    If you're offered a slot, accept it on CAPS within the window JAMB gives you. An unaccepted offer can be withdrawn and reissued to someone else.

  5. Pay your acceptance fee

    Pay your school's acceptance fee only through their official portal — never through a third party or an agent.

  6. Do your school's own online registration

    Fill in bio-data, upload your O'level results, birth certificate and passport photo, and print whatever forms the portal asks for ahead of physical clearance.

  7. Attend physical/departmental clearance

    Bring original certificates for verification, along with the printed forms from the step above. Departments usually publish a clearance timetable — don't miss your slot.

  8. Pay school fees and register your courses

    Once cleared, pay tuition and complete course registration for your first semester. Keep every receipt until your first-year exams are done.

Exact steps and portal links vary by school and change between sessions — confirm the current process on your school's official site and JAMB's own announcements before relying on this list.

Don't want to miss a deadline?

The full guide breaks every step above into dates, documents to prepare in advance, and mistakes that cost candidates their seats.

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