The Niger Delta University’s affiliate, UNINIGER, has officially released its 2025/2026 admission list. Candidates who applied for admission into UNINIGER’s undergraduate programmes can now check whether they’ve been offered placement via JAMB CAPS. This is a key step toward registration, clearance, and confirming your place.
Below is a guide on how to check your status, what to do if admitted, and what you can do if your name doesn’t appear yet.
✅ How to Check Your Admission Status
Here is a clear method to verify whether you’ve been granted admission:
- Log in to your JAMB e-Facility portal with your registered email address and password.
- From the dashboard, select “Check Admission Status.”
- Input your examination year and JAMB registration number.
- Click Access My CAPS, and then navigate to Admission Status.
- If UNINIGER has granted you admission, your status will read “Admitted” or similar.
If your status displays “Admission in Progress” or “Not Admitted Yet,” it doesn’t mean your efforts were in vain. Additional batches might still be released.
📋 Key Details at a Glance
| Detail | Information / Notes |
|---|---|
| Institution | UNINIGER (affiliated to Niger Delta University) |
| Session | 2025/2026 |
| Admission Type | First batch (merit / initial list) |
| How to Confirm | Via JAMB CAPS → Admission Status |
| Status Options | Admitted / Admission in Progress / Not Admitted |
| Next Steps (If Admitted) | Accept in CAPS, print admission letter, clear, register |
| If Waiting | Monitor CAPS, prepare documents, stay alert for updates |
| Important Tip | Be prompt: accepting late or missing deadlines may forfeit offer |
🎯 What to Do If You Are Admitted
If your name shows up as admitted under UNINIGER, here’s what you must do:
- Accept the offer in JAMB CAPS as soon as possible to lock in your admission.
- Print your JAMB admission letter, which is often required for clearance or verification.
- Watch for subsequent communications from UNINIGER about acceptance fee payment, clearance instructions, and registration dates.
- Prepare your clearance documents, typically including O’level results, proof of age (birth certificate or affidavit), local government ID, passport photographs, and more.
- Participate in any physical or online registration / verification as set by the institution.
Delay in taking these steps can sometimes lead to loss of admission position, so act with urgency.
⏳ What to Do If Your Name Is Not on the List (Yet)
Not seeing your name yet? Here’s how to stay proactive:
- Refresh and check your CAPS status regularly — new admission batches sometimes get published later.
- Make sure your contact information (phone, email) on JAMB and application records is active and correct.
- Use this waiting time to organize and have your documents ready — when your name appears, you want to act immediately.
- Keep an eye out for institution announcements — some universities communicate updates about supplementary admission rounds or corrections.
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