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Guide For JAMB CAPS Admission Status Checking

In an attempt to centralize the admission process, the Joint Admission and Matriculation board created the CAPS for UTME and Direct Entry candidates to accept or reject their admission. This means no admission can be done without JAMB authenticating it. The era of fake admission is has come to an end as the examination body is following the process. This is why tertiary institutions are advised to follow the policies made by JAMB as regard admission. CAPS stands for Central Admission Processing System, and it is on the JAMB portal.

What you should look out for after you are on the page is “approved” as it means you have been offered admission. What you will do if you see “approved” is to accept the admission. However, If you see “Admission in progress” on your dashboard, it means you should check back later.

The Importance of JAMB CAPS

  • Restored autonomy to schools with regards to admission process
  • Transparency, Openness, and Accountability in the admission process
  • Market place to source for students
  • Involvement of candidates in the admission process – Every candidate is required to “Accept” or “Reject” his/her admission before the process is said to be completed

Read: How to check transfer approval on JAMB CAPS

How To Use JAMB CAPS To Check Admission Status Using JAMB Portal

The steps below help you on how to check your JAMB admission status on CAPS portal

  • Visit the official JAMB CAPS portal website and click directly on Jamb Caps login https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/.
  • Login with the credentials( email and password) account you have created with JAMB
  • Click on “check admission status” on the JAMB portal
  • Select your examination year, supply your JAMB registration number in the required column and then click on the ‘Access my CAPS‘ button.
  • There is an option on your left hand-side, Click on ‘Admission Status’
  • Locate and click on the ‘Search’ button in front of your JAMB Registration Number to load your profile.
  • Your admission status will be revealed, you can now accept/reject your admission offer under ‘Admission Profile’.

How to use Central Admission Processing System portal in Pictures

Jamb Caps

Jamb caps login page

Jamb caps dashboard


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If your school is yet to release admission list, it will read: “admission in progress, check back later” under the tag ‘Admission Status’. In this case, you won’t be able to click on the ‘Accept admission’ or ‘Reject admission’ button. And don’t panic if you didn’t see ‘Accept admission’ or ‘Reject admission’ but continue to check CAPS website as the site is being uploaded daily as institutions forward recommended list to JAMB.

How To Check JAMB Admission Status Without Email

JAMB has made it clear that candidates will have access their profile during or after registration through Mobile APP on the candidates’ phone. This means that your can access your JAMB CAPS without your email through JAMB APP on Google Play store. So, perhaps, your have forgotten your JAMB email and password to access your admission status, you can follow the simple steps below

  1. Visit Google Play Store on your Phone
  2. Search and download JAMB Mobile App
  3. Login using your JAMB registration number
  4. Scroll down to locate ‘Check Admission Status’ and click
  5. Enter your registration number in the space provided
  6. Select the year you wrote the exam
  7. Click on Next to check your admission status

Some schools do release the admission list on the portal after it has been uploaded on JAMB CAPS portal. The steps below are what you will take to know whether your school has offered you admission.

  • Visit your school website
  • Input your post utme details where necessary
  • Your status will come up whether admitted or not

However, some schools do put the admission list in pdf for you to download and check your status on their homepage.

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Bolarinwa Olajire

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