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Kaduna State University Admission List 2024

Are you eagerly awaiting the Kaduna State University (KASU) admission list for the 2023/2024 academic session? We’ve got you covered with all the information you need to check your admission status easily. In this blog post, we will walk you through the steps to access the KASU admission list via both the official JAMB portal and the school’s admission portal.

When Will KASU Start Giving Admission for 2023/2024?

The admission process at KASU typically begins after the conclusion of the Post UTME screening exercise. Candidates are advised to check their admission status regularly on the official JAMB Portal.

Is KASU Admission List Out for 2023/2024?

Good news for Post UTME and Direct Entry candidates! KASU has released the names of admitted students for the 2023/2024 academic session. You can check if you made the cut for the first batch or KASU 2nd batch admission list. Additionally, the Kaduna State University admission list batch B and batch C can be accessed through the KASU admission portal.

How to Check KASU Admission List 2023/2024

Follow these easy steps to check your admission status:

  1. Visit jamb.org.ng/efacility.
  2. Log in to your Jamb profile using your username and password.
  3. Scroll down and click on “Check Admission Status.”
  4. Select your exam year and enter your JAMB registration number.
  5. Click on “Check Admission Status.”
  6. You will see either “Congratulations!,” “Not Admitted,” or “Admission in progress, check back later.”
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How to Check Admission Status on KASU Portal

  1. Go to the official KASU portal at https://kasu.edu.ng.
  2. Click on “Admission” to check your admission status.
  3. If admitted, proceed to JAMB CAPS portal, log in with your JAMB profile, and click “ACCEPT” to confirm your admission.

Important Note:

  • If you see “Admission in progress, check back later,” be patient as names are uploaded in batches.
  • For “Not Admitted,” remain hopeful, as subsequent batches may still offer admission.

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