To check your JAMB CAPS to confirm admission, follow these steps:
1. Go to the JAMB website: (link unavailable)
2. Click on "CAPS" (Central Admission Processing System)
3. Enter your JAMB registration number and password
4. Click on "Login"
5. Click on "Admission Status"
6. If you've been admitted, you'll see "Admitted" next to your course/institution
7. Click on "Accept Admission" or "Reject Admission" accordingly
Note: Ensure you have a stable internet connection and use a compatible browser. If issues arise, try clearing your browser cache or contact JAMB support.
How to accept admission
To accept admission on JAMB CAPS, follow these steps:
1. Log in to your JAMB CAPS account (as described earlier)
2. Click on "Admission Status"
3. If you've been admitted, you'll see "Admitted" next to your course/institution
4. Click on "Accept Admission"
5. Read and agree to the terms and conditions
6. Click "Accept" to confirm your admission acceptance
7. Print your admission letter (optional but recommended)
Note:
- Accepting admission on CAPS does not automatically mean you've been admitted to the institution. You still need to complete the institution's admission process.
- If you reject admission, you won't be able to accept it later.
- Ensure you accept admission before the deadline to avoid losing your admission opportunity.
If you encounter issues, contact JAMB support or your institution's admission office for assistance.
When to expect admission
Admissions can be a bit unpredictable, but here are some general guidelines
For students applying for fall admission, most applications opened and deadlines usually fall between November and February.
Early Action deadlines are usually in early to mid-November, with admission decisions in December.
Early Decision deadlines are also in November, with admission decisions in December, but this comes with a binding agreement to enroll.
Regular Decision deadlines are commonly in January or February, with admission decisions in March or April.
Rolling Admission deadlines vary, but applications are usually accepted until all spots are filled.
Keep in mind that these are general guidelines and may vary depending on the institution and program you're applying to.
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