FUASK Admission List 2025/2026 is Out – What You Need to Know
The Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia (FUASK) has released its admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session. Applicants who participated in the Post-UTME screening and met the requirements can now confirm whether they’ve been offered admission. This is a pivotal stage — if your name is on the list, you must act fast. If not, there may still be opportunities ahead.
Let’s walk through how to check your status, what to do if admitted, what to do if not admitted yet, and key information you should not miss.
✅ How to Check Your FUASK Admission Status
To verify whether you have been admitted:
- Log in to the FUASK applicant portal with your application number and password.
- Navigate to the “Admission Status” or equivalent section in your dashboard.
- The portal will show whether your admission is “Offered/Admitted”, “Admission in Progress”, or “Not Admitted Yet.”
- Also check the JAMB CAPS portal:
- Sign in with your JAMB credentials
- Use Check Admission Status → Access My CAPS → Admission Status
- If FUASK accepted you, the offer should reflect there.
- Be aware that in some cases, the admission status becomes active only from a specified date (for example, some sources state that status becomes active from a particular day).
If the system shows “Admission in Progress”, it means your application is still under review. You may be admitted in subsequent batches.
📥 What to Do If You Are Admitted
If your status reads “Admitted”, here’s your checklist to follow promptly:
- Accept the offer: Ensure you accept the admission (usually via CAPS and possibly via FUASK’s portal).
- Print your admission letter: This is critical for your clearance and registration.
- Pay required fees: You’ll need to generate an invoice, pay acceptance or registration fees, and possibly other charges as directed by the school.
- Prepare your documents: Typical documents include O’level certificates, birth certificate or affidavit, identification, passport photographs, JAMB result slip, and any documents required by FUASK.
- Attend screening / verification: FUASK had earlier released a screening schedule for candidates in several courses. [This was publicized by the school.]
- Follow registration instructions: Once you’ve accepted and paid, be ready to register your courses and attend academic orientation.
Act quickly — failing to accept or complete necessary steps within the deadline may result in forfeiture of your admission slot.
⏳ If You’re Not Yet Admitted
If your name is not on the list yet:
- Don’t panic. Many schools issue additional batches or revise lists later.
- Regularly check both FUASK portal and JAMB CAPS.
- Make sure your contact details (phone, email) are active — you may receive notices or updates.
- Get your documents ready so you can act immediately if your name appears later.
🗂 FUASK Key Info & Admission Cut-Offs (2025/2026)
FUASK has also published the list of accredited courses and their cut-off marks for this admission session. Some of the departmental cut-offs include:
- Medicine & Surgery: 240
- Nursing Science: 210
- Computer Science: 200
- Pharmacy (Doctor of Pharmacy): 220
- Medical Laboratory Science: 200
- Others: many courses have cut-offs at 180 or above.
The institutional cut-off for FUASK is 180, meaning applicants typically need at least that score to be considered for admission.
These cut-offs form a baseline — meeting them doesn’t guarantee admission, but failing them usually disqualifies you.
⚠️ Common Pitfalls & Tips
- Some mobile devices hide certain portal menus. If you don’t see the option to check status, switch your browser to desktop mode.
- Make sure you meet not just the general institutional cut-off, but the specific departmental cut-off for your chosen programme.
- Capture screenshots of every step (acceptance, payment, admission status) as proof in case of disputes.
- Do not pay any fees outside of the official FUASK portal — unauthorized intermediaries are not legitimate.
- Be prompt. Many decisions are first-come-first-served after offers are accepted. Delay isn’t your friend in admission processes.
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