Kwara State University (KWASU) has officially released the admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session. Candidates who applied through UTME or Direct Entry can now check their status either on the KWASU admission portal or via the JAMB Central Admission Processing System (CAPS).
This news comes as a relief to thousands of applicants who have been anxiously waiting to confirm their admission. For many, this moment marks the beginning of a new academic journey, and knowing the right steps to take immediately after securing admission is just as important as checking the list itself.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know: how to check your admission status on both the KWASU portal and JAMB CAPS, what to do after being offered admission, key deadlines to watch out for, and answers to the most common questions students ask.
How to Check the KWASU Admission List on the School Portal
Checking your admission status on the KWASU portal is simple, but it must be done carefully to avoid mistakes. Here’s the step-by-step process:
- Visit the KWASU admission status checking portal.
- Enter your registered username and password.
- Click on the Login button.
- Your admission status will be displayed on your dashboard.
If your name appears on the list, congratulations! But don’t stop here — you still need to confirm your admission on JAMB CAPS and follow up with acceptance fee payment.
How to Confirm KWASU Admission on JAMB CAPS
All Nigerian universities, including KWASU, process admissions through the JAMB Central Admission Processing System (CAPS). Even if you see your name on KWASU’s portal, you must confirm it on JAMB CAPS to make it official.
Here’s how:
- Go to the JAMB E-Facility portal.
- Log in with your registered JAMB email and password.
- Select Check Admission Status.
- Click Access my CAPS.
- Tap on Admission Status to view your offer.
- If offered admission, click Accept to confirm (or Reject if you wish to decline).
💡 Important: Only after you accept your offer on CAPS will your admission be fully valid. Don’t delay this step.
Next Steps After Being Admitted
Getting your name on the admission list is just the beginning. To secure your place at KWASU, you need to follow through with the registration process.
1. Pay Acceptance Fee
- The acceptance fee (amount to be officially announced by KWASU for 2025/2026) is compulsory.
- Payment is made through the KWASU portal, usually via Remita or approved banks.
- Print your receipt immediately after payment for clearance purposes.
2. Complete Online Registration
- Log back into the KWASU portal.
- Upload all required documents (e.g., O’level results, JAMB admission letter, birth certificate, state of origin, etc.).
- Generate your student profile.
3. Proceed for Physical Clearance
- Take original copies of your documents to the admissions office.
- Clearance must be completed within the timeline announced by the university.
4. Pay School Fees
- After clearance, proceed to pay your tuition and other approved charges.
- Late payment may attract penalties or lead to forfeiture of admission.
About Kwara State University (KWASU)
Kwara State University, established in 2009, is located in Malete, Kwara State. Known for its commitment to entrepreneurship and community development, KWASU offers a wide range of programmes across multiple faculties. The institution prides itself on academic excellence, modern teaching methods, and producing graduates who are both employable and innovative.
For new students, being admitted into KWASU means becoming part of a forward-thinking academic community.
Common Mistakes Students Make After Admission
Every year, some students lose their admission offers due to avoidable errors. Don’t be one of them. Watch out for these common mistakes:
- Forgetting to accept admission on JAMB CAPS: Without this, your admission is not valid.
- Delaying acceptance fee payment: This can lead to automatic forfeiture.
- Uploading incomplete or incorrect documents: Always double-check your details.
- Relying on rumors: Stick to official KWASU announcements and portal updates.
FAQs on KWASU Admission List 2025/2026
1. Is the KWASU admission list for 2025/2026 out?
Yes, the list has been released and can be checked on both the KWASU portal and JAMB CAPS.
2. How do I check my admission status on KWASU portal?
Log in to the admission portal with your username and password to see your status.
3. What is the acceptance fee for KWASU 2025/2026?
The official fee will be announced by the school. In previous sessions, it ranged between ₦30,000 and ₦40,000.
4. Can I gain admission if I haven’t uploaded my O’level results on JAMB CAPS?
No, admission cannot be processed without your O’level results properly uploaded on CAPS.
5. Is KWASU admission released in batches?
Yes, the list is usually released in batches. If you don’t see your name in the first list, keep checking.
6. Can I change my course after being admitted?
Course changes may be allowed only through JAMB Change of Course, subject to availability of space.
7. When is the deadline for KWASU acceptance fee payment?
The university will announce the specific deadline. Candidates should pay immediately after admission to avoid losing their slot.
8. What happens if I reject my admission on JAMB CAPS?
Rejecting admission means you forfeit your slot at KWASU. JAMB may reassign you to another institution.
The release of the KWASU admission list 2025/2026 is a major milestone for every candidate who applied. If your name is on the list, congratulations! But remember — admission is only secure if you complete all the necessary steps: confirm on CAPS, pay your acceptance fee, and finalize your clearance.
For those still waiting, don’t lose hope. KWASU usually releases multiple batches, and your name might appear in the next round. Keep checking both the school portal and JAMB CAPS regularly.
This is the beginning of your journey at Kwara State University — act fast, stay informed, and prepare for a rewarding academic experience.
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