AUSU Admission List 2025/2026 – First & Second Batch Now Out
The much-anticipated Al-Istiqama University, Sumaila has officially released its admission list for the 2025/2026 session, covering both first and second batch candidates. This is good news for many students who have been keeping an eye on their JAMB CAPS and school dashboards. The release marks a critical phase in the journey from application to matriculation.
Here’s a thorough breakdown of what the admission list means, how to verify your admission, and what steps to take next.
✅ How to Confirm Your Admission Status
To find out whether you have been offered admission into AUSU, follow these steps:
- Log into your JAMB CAPS via your JAMB e-Facility account with your registered email and password.
- Navigate to Check Admission Status on your dashboard.
- Enter your examination year and your JAMB registration number.
- Click Access My CAPS, and then select Admission Status.
- If your name appears under “Admitted” for Al-Istiqama University, it means you’ve secured a spot. If instead it reads “Admission in Progress” or “Not Admitted Yet”, don’t lose hope — AUSU may publish more batches.
Some candidates report that on mobile browsers, certain buttons or options are hidden. In such cases, switching the browser to desktop mode often reveals the full menu including “Accept / Reject Admission.”
📚 Courses & Programmes Offered
AUSU has published its list of programmes for the 2025/2026 session. These span several faculties including Arts, Social Sciences, Health Sciences, and Computing. Some of the programmes available are:
- B.Sc Accounting
- B.A Arabic Studies
- B.Sc Criminology & Security Studies
- B.Sc Economics
- B.A English
- B.Sc Computer Science
- B.Sc Nursing
- BMLS (Medical Laboratory Science)
- B.Sc Environmental Health
- B.Sc Public Health
- And many more across arts, sciences, health, and computing disciplines
Knowing your programme helps confirm which list you should be checking and reduces confusion.
🗂 Key Details at a Glance
| Item | Detail / Note |
|---|---|
| Institution | Al-Istiqama University, Sumaila (AUSU) |
| Session | 2025/2026 |
| Admission Type | First & Second Batch |
| How to Check | Via JAMB CAPS → Admission Status |
| Courses | Arts, Sciences, Health Sciences, Computing, etc. |
| Potential Statuses | Admitted / Admission in Progress / Not Admitted Yet |
| Required After Admission | Accept in CAPS, Print letter, Confirm in school portal, Physical screening |
| Important Tip | Be timely: missing deadlines may cause forfeiture |
🔧 What to Do After Getting Admitted
Once your name appears as “Admitted” under AUSU in your CAPS, here’s what to do next:
- Accept the offer in JAMB CAPS: Choose “Accept” (not “Reject”) to confirm you accept the spot.
- Print your JAMB Admission Letter: This serves as proof for your institution.
- Log into AUSU’s portal / dashboard: The school may require you to accept the offer again within their system and print evidence of acceptance.
- Prepare for physical screening & document verification: You will be asked to present original and photocopies of credentials including your O’level results, birth certificate, identity cards, admission letter, and more.
- Watch for announcements on registration & clearance: AUSU will issue guidelines on how, when, and where you must register physically or online.
Act promptly — skipping steps or missing deadlines could cause your admission to be withdrawn or passed to someone else.
ℹ️ For Those Yet to Be Admitted
If your name is not on either batch list:
- Don’t panic — many students gain offers in later batches / supplementary rounds.
- Check your CAPS status frequently (morning and evening).
- Ensure your phone number and email on JAMB and your application are valid and active.
- Keep your documents ready (O’level certificates, birth certificate, etc.) so you act fast when your name appears.
- Stay alert to official announcements from AUSU regarding additional lists or corrections.
✅ Summary & Encouragement
The release of the AUSU admission list for 2025/2026 is a significant step for many students. If your name appears, congratulations — now comes the critical part of acting responsibly: accepting your offer, printing your letter, and preparing for screening and registration.
If you remain unlisted, keep hope alive. Admission lists are often not final on the first go. Stay persistent, monitor updates, and stay organized. Your chance may yet come.
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