Are you eagerly awaiting your admission status into Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU) for the 2024/2025 academic session? Well, the good news is that the JABU Admission List for undergraduates who participated in the 2024/2025 Post UTME Screening Exercise is finally out! If you’re among the hopefuls, here’s everything you need to know about checking your admission status.
How to Check JABU Admission List
Now, onto the main event – checking your admission status at JABU. Here’s a simple guide to help you through the process:
- Visit the JABU Admission List Portal by clicking here.
- Navigate to the ‘Admission’ section and click on ‘Check Admission List’.
- A pop-up will display the Provisional Admission List. You can also download the admission list PDF from the JABU portal.
- Additionally, you can check your admission status through the JAMB portal by following these steps:
- Visit jamb.gov.ng/efacility/
- Log in to your JAMB profile using your username and password.
- Scroll down to find the ‘Check Admission Status’ tab.
- Select the exam year and enter your registration number.
- Click on ‘Check Admission Status’ to view your JABU admission status.
Conclusion
Congratulations to all the successful candidates who have secured admission into Joseph Ayo Babalola University for the 2024/2025 academic session! Your hard work has paid off, and we wish you the best as you embark on this exciting journey of higher education.
FAQs
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When will the JABU Admission List for 2024/2025 be released?
- The admission list is typically released shortly after the Post UTME Screening Exercise. Keep an eye on official announcements from JABU for the exact release date.
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Can I check my admission status on both the JABU portal and the JAMB portal?
- Yes, you can. Checking through both portals ensures you don’t miss out on any updates regarding your admission status.
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What should I do if my name is not on the admission list?
- If your name is not on the admission list, don’t lose hope. You can explore other admission options such as supplementary admission or consider alternative universities. Keep checking for updates and stay positive!
