KWASU Releases First Batch Admission List 2025/2026 — What You Must Do
The Kwara State University (KWASU), Malete, has released its first batch/admission list for the 2025/2026 academic year. Many candidates who applied via UTME or Direct Entry and participated in the Post-UTME screening are now eager to confirm their status and take the next steps.
This article explains how to check your admission, what to do if you’re admitted, how to proceed if you’re not yet admitted, and some helpful tips to ensure you don’t miss out.
✅ How to Check Your KWASU Admission Status
Follow these steps carefully to verify whether KWASU has offered you admission:
- Log into the KWASU Admission Portal
Use your credentials (application number, password, or registration details) to access your dashboard. - Navigate to Admission Status / Check Admission List
The portal should display your admission status once logged in — whether you’re admitted, pending, or not admitted. - Cross-check with JAMB CAPS
- Log in to your JAMB e-Facility account.
- Use the “Check Admission Status” feature → Access My CAPS → Admission Status.
- If KWASU has recommended your admission, it will reflect under CAPS as “Admitted”.
- Verify your Course / Programme
In some cases, your portal will show the specific programme offered (e.g. Accounting, Nursing, etc.). Confirm that it matches your expectations or acceptable alternatives.
Note: Some portals hide parts of the interface on mobile. If that happens, switch your browser to desktop mode to see full options.
📋 Key Information Table
| Parameter | Detail / What to Watch |
|---|---|
| Institution | Kwara State University (KWASU), Malete |
| Session | 2025/2026 |
| Admission Type | First batch / provisional admission |
| How to Check | School admission portal + JAMB CAPS |
| Possible Statuses | Admitted / Admission in Progress / Not Admitted |
| Next Steps if Admitted | Accept in CAPS, print admission letter, pay acceptance fee, register |
| If Not Yet Admitted | Monitor for further lists, stay ready |
| Critical Note | Acceptance deadlines are often tight |
🔔 What to Do If You’re Admitted
Once your status shows “Admitted,” here’s a recommended sequence of actions:
- Accept the offer in JAMB CAPS
You must confirm your acceptance; failure to do so may invalidate the offer. - Print your Admission Letter
This is usually a mandatory requirement during clearance and registration. - Pay Acceptance / Registration Fee
KWASU typically sets a fee (often within N35,000 range) to secure your seat. This must be paid within the stipulated timeframe. - Prepare your Documents for Clearance
Commonly required documents include:- O’level certificates (WAEC, NECO, NABTEB)
- Birth certificate or sworn affidavit
- Local government identification
- Passport-sized photographs
- Any other paperwork stipulated by KWASU’s admission office
- Complete Registration / Screening
Attend physical or online verification, submit your documents, and register your courses as per guidelines. - Monitor University Communications
KWASU may send updates, deadlines, or instructions via its portal or official channels. Be vigilant.
⏳ If You Are Not Yet Admitted
If your name is absent from the current list, it’s not necessarily over. Here’s what you should do:
- Recheck your JAMB CAPS and KWASU portal daily — some candidates get admitted in later batches.
- Keep your contact information active — SMS or email notifications might be sent.
- Prepare all necessary documents ahead of time so you can act fast when your admission comes through.
- Remain alert for announcements about supplementary lists, corrections, or updates from the admission office.
💡 Extra Tips & Cautions
- Always use official KWASU and JAMB portals to check admission — avoid intermediaries claiming to “guarantee admission”.
- Stay aware of deadlines — missing acceptance or payment windows can lead to losing your slot.
- Save screenshots / PDFs of your admission status, payment receipts, and portal confirmations — these may be useful later (e.g. for appeals or clarification).
- If offered a different course from your original application, decide quickly whether to accept, or apply for course change if permitted.
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