KASU Admission List 2026/2027: How to Check Your Status (1st & 2nd Batch)

KASU Admission List

KASU Admission List 2026/2027 is out, here is how to check your status: Kaduna State University (KASU) has released the first and second batch of its admission list for the 2026/2027 academic session. If you sat for the KASU Post-UTME/DE screening exercise, you can now check whether your name is on the list through the JAMB CAPS portal or the official KASU admission portal.

This article explains exactly how to check your status, what to do if your name isn’t on the current batch, and what the cut-off marks look like for this session.

Is the KASU Admission List Out for 2026/2027?

Yes. KASU has released the first batch and second batch admission lists for 2026/2027. The university typically releases its admission list in phases rather than all at once, so a third batch and a supplementary list may still follow in the coming weeks, depending on how many spaces remain unfilled in each department.

If your name doesn’t appear now, it does not mean you have been rejected, it means your file hasn’t been treated yet in this round.

How to Check the KASU Admission List 2026/2027

There are two official ways to check your admission status: through JAMB CAPS and through the KASU school portal.

Method 1: How To Check KASU Admission via JAMB CAPS

  1. Visit the JAMB efacility portal at jamb.gov.ng/efacility
  2. Log in with your JAMB registration number/email and password
  3. Click on “Check Admission Status”
  4. Select the correct exam year (2026)
  5. If admitted, your status will show Kaduna State University with your admitted course of study

Method 2: How to Check KASU Admission via the KASU School Portal

  1. Visit the official KASU admission portal at forms.kasu.edu.ng
  2. Locate the Check Admission Status link
  3. Enter your JAMB registration number in the space provided
  4. Click Check Status
  5. If admitted, you’ll see a message confirming your provisional offer along with your department

Important: Only use the official KASU domain (kasu.edu.ng and its subdomains). A number of unofficial sites and social media pages circulate “admission list PDFs” and claim to sell early access, KASU does not charge candidates to view their admission status.

What to Do If You Are Admitted into KASU

If you find your name on the list:

  • Accept or reject your admission on the JAMB CAPS portal immediately. Admission offers can lapse if not acted on within the window JAMB provides.
  • Proceed to complete any KASU-specific post-admission requirements (e.g., acceptance fee payment, document upload) once the school portal opens that stage.
  • Keep your JAMB registration number, O’Level results, and Post-UTME screening slip handy, as you’ll need them for physical/online clearance.

What to Do If Your Name Is Not on the List Yet

Don’t fear at all, KASU releases admission in multiple batches, and many candidates who miss the first or second batch are admitted in later rounds. In the meantime:

  • Keep checking JAMB CAPS regularly, as CAPS is often updated before the school portal
  • Make sure your O’Level result has been uploaded and verified on JAMB CAPS
  • Confirm your UTME score meets or exceeds the cut-off mark for your chosen course
  • Watch for announcements on the official KASU website regarding the next batch

KASU Cut Off Marks for 2026/2027

KASU’s general minimum cut-off mark for eligibility into Post-UTME screening for 2026/2027 was set at 170, with individual programmes requiring higher scores depending on competitiveness.

Based on the university’s published screening requirements, cut-off marks range roughly as follows:

Programme CategoryApproximate UTME Cut-Off
General minimum (most courses)170
Mass Communication, Computer Science, Cyber Security, Data Science, Software Engineering180
Physiotherapy, Medical Laboratory Science, Radiography190
Nursing200
Medicine & Surgery (MBBS)200 and above

Note: some course-specific cut-off figures have varied slightly across admission cycles and reporting sources. Candidates should confirm the exact cut-off for their specific programme on the official KASU Post-UTME notice rather than relying solely on the figures above, since departments can adjust requirements from one session to the next.

KASU Admission List 2026/2027 Batches Status

BatchStatus (2026/2027)
First BatchReleased
Second BatchReleased
Third BatchNot yet confirmed
Supplementary ListNot yet confirmed

KASU does not publish a fixed number of batches in advance. The number released depends on how many available slots remain after each round of screening and departmental review.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is the KASU admission list out for 2026/2027?

Yes, the first and second batch lists have been released. Additional batches may follow.

How do I check my KASU admission status?

Use either the JAMB CAPS portal (jamb.gov.ng/efacility) or the official KASU admission portal (forms.kasu.edu.ng) with your JAMB registration number.

What is the KASU cut-off mark for 2026/2027?

The general minimum is 170, though some programmes such as Nursing and Medicine require higher scores. Confirm the exact figure for your course on KASU’s official Post-UTME notice.

My name is not on the first or second batch list — what should I do?

Continue checking JAMB CAPS and the KASU portal for updates. Ensure your O’Level results are uploaded on CAPS, as incomplete profiles are a common reason candidates are skipped in early batches.

Does KASU charge money to check the admission list?

No. Checking your admission status on the official JAMB CAPS or KASU portal is free. Be cautious of anyone asking for payment to “confirm” or “fast-track” your admission.

Can I still get admitted if I miss the first and second batch?

Yes. Many universities, including KASU, admit further candidates through later batches or a supplementary list as space allows.


This article will be updated as KASU releases further batches for the 2026/2027 admission exercise. Always verify your admission status directly on the official JAMB CAPS or KASU portal.

About the author

MTS Oshenwudo

This post was written by MTS Oshenwudo, the Founder and Editor of MyUniPress. With over 10 years of experience in the education sector, he shares reliable insights on admissions, scholarships, campus updates, and student opportunities.

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