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How To Check JAMB Cap For Admission (2024/2025) 

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Congratulations on taking the JAMB exam! Now comes the exciting (and sometimes nerve-wracking) wait to see if you’ve been offered admission to your dream school.

Thankfully, JAMB’s Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) makes checking your admission status a breeze.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process step-by-step, so you can find out your fate with ease.

But before we dive in, here are a few things to keep in mind:

  • The 2024/2025 admission process hasn’t officially begun yet. JAMB usually opens the CAPS portal for admission checking sometime in late July or August. This blog post will be your one-stop guide when that time comes!

  • Bookmark this page for easy access when the portal opens.

  • Make sure you have your JAMB registration number and email address handy.

Alright, now let’s get down to business!

Here’s How to Check Your JAMB Admission Status on CAPS:

  1. Head over to the JAMB eFacility portal: This is where all the JAMB magic happens. You can access it by visiting https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/login.

  2. Log in with your credentials: Enter the email address and password you used during your JAMB registration.

  3. Navigate to CAPS: Once you’re logged in, locate the “Check Admission Status” tab or the option that says “Access My CAPS.” Click on it.

  4. View your admission status: The CAPS portal will display your admission status. Here’s what you might see:

    • “Congratulations! You have been offered admission!” (Cue the happy dance!) This means you’ve been offered admission to a program at your chosen institution. You’ll also see details like the course you’ve been admitted to.

 

    • “Sorry, No Admission has been Given Yet.” Don’t panic! This just means that admissions decisions for your program haven’t been made yet. Keep checking back periodically for updates.

 

    • “You have been offered admission by…” This indicates that a school has offered you admission, but it might not be your first choice. You’ll have the option to accept or reject this offer.
  1. Accept or Reject Your Offer (if applicable): If you’ve been offered admission, you’ll be presented with buttons to “Accept Admission” or “Reject Admission.”

Here’s the crucial part:

  • Accepting the offer: Clicking “Accept Admission” indicates that you’d like to take up the offer. This is a binding decision, so make sure you’re absolutely certain before accepting.

 

  • Rejecting the offer: If you’ve been offered admission but have your sights set on another school, you can choose to “Reject Admission.” This opens up the spot for another candidate.

Remember: You can only accept one admission offer at a time. So, choose wisely!

Pro Tips for Using JAMB CAPS:

  • Use a desktop computer or laptop: The JAMB portal might not display correctly on all mobile devices. For a smoother experience, use a computer whenever possible.

  • Clear your browser cache: Sometimes, cached data can cause glitches. To avoid any issues, clear your browser cache before logging in to the portal.

  • Be patient: During peak periods, the JAMB portal might experience high traffic. If you encounter any delays, don’t panic. Just try again later.

FAQs about JAMB CAPS Admission Checking:

When will the JAMB CAPS portal open for the 2024/2025 admission exercise?

The official date for opening the CAPS portal hasn’t been announced yet. However, it typically happens sometime in late July or August. Keep an eye on the JAMB website for updates.

What if I don’t see any admission offer on JAMB CAPS?

There are a few possibilities:

  • Admissions decisions for your program haven’t been made yet. Keep checking back for updates.

  • You might not have met the cut-off mark for your chosen program.

  • There might be an error with your application. If you suspect this, contact JAMB for assistance.

Can I accept an offer on JAMB CAPS and still apply to another school?

No. You can only accept one admission offer at a time on JAMB CAPS. If you’re waiting to hear back from your top choice school, you can reject the initial offer and accept the one from your preferred school if you get admitted.

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