Finding your name on the NSUK admission list confirms your place at Nasarawa State University, Keffi. This guide explains how to check your admission status on the NSUK portal and JAMB CAPS, and the steps to take once you are admitted.

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Key takeaways
- The NSUK admission list is released in batches on the NSUK portal, JAMB CAPS, and sometimes on the university notice boards.
- Accept your offer and complete registration within the deadline to secure your place.
- Contact the NSUK Admission Office through the official website or in person for any admission issues.
Nasarawa State University, Keffi releases its undergraduate courses admission list in three main batches:
- First batch/merit list: A shorter list of the strongest candidates.
- Second and third batches: Supplementary lists, longer, released after the first batch.
- Direct entry list: A separate list for direct entry candidates.
The lists are released after the Post-UTME screening exercise. The 2025/2026 NSUK admission list has been officially released.
To be eligible, you must have chosen NSUK as your first choice institution on JAMB, scored 160 or above in the UTME, and uploaded your O-level results to the JAMB system. Some courses, including Law and Community Health Sciences, require a minimum UTME score of 200. Full NSUK admission requirements are listed on the official website.
How to confirm your NSUK admission status
You can check your admission status through two portals: the NSUK student portal or the JAMB CAPS portal.
Via the NSUK student portal
Follow these steps on the NSUK undergraduate portal at ug.nsuk.edu.ng:
- Visit the official NSUK student portal at ug.nsuk.edu.ng.
- Open the admissions section and select the admission list option.
- Choose your programme from the list.
- Enter your JAMB registration number and password.
- Submit and read your status on the screen.
Via the JAMB CAPS portal
You can also confirm your status through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board CAPS system:
- Go to the official JAMB eFacility portal and log in with your JAMB email and password.
- From the dashboard, click "Check Admission Status."
- Click "Access My CAPS," then open the "Admission Status" tab.
- Select your exam year and enter your JAMB registration number.
- Submit to see your status.
If your status shows "Admission Still in Progress," keep checking; offers continue to be updated across batches.
Steps after gaining admission to NSUK
Once you confirm your offer, take the following steps without delay.
1. Accept or reject admission
Log in to JAMB CAPS and respond to your offer. Rejecting forfeits your place at NSUK. You will not receive another offer in that cycle.
2. Download and print your provisional admission letter
After accepting, download and print your provisional admission letter from the JAMB portal. You will need this for clearance.
3. Pay the stipulated acceptance fee
Pay the acceptance fee before the stated deadline. Failure to pay means your offer is automatically forfeited.
4. Complete online registration
Register online through the NSUK student portal. Completing this step generates your matriculation number, which you will use throughout your time at the university.
5. Present yourself for clearance and document verification
Visit Nasarawa State University, Keffi, in person for document clearance. Bring the following:
Document | Guides |
JAMB result slip | Original and photocopy |
O-level certificate | WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB result |
Birth certificate | Original and photocopy |
Identification document | Valid national ID, passport, or driver's licence |
Passport photographs | Recent, passport-sized |
6. Pay the required school fees
Pay your school fees through the official NSUK payment portal and keep all receipts. Fee amounts are stated in Nigerian naira (NGN) and are updated each session; confirm the current figures on the official NSUK website.
7. Attend orientation and begin classes
Attend the mandatory orientation programme. Collect your timetable from your department to begin lectures.
Is NSUK giving admission for 2025?
Yes. The NSUK 2025/2026 admission list is out. Candidates who applied and completed the Post-UTME screening can check their status on the NSUK student portal or JAMB CAPS. If you are not on the first list, check again; supplementary lists continue to be published until all places are filled.
How can you check your name on the NSUK admission list?
Log in to the NSUK student portal at ug.nsuk.edu.ng. Select your programme, enter your JAMB registration number and password, and submit. Alternatively, log in to JAMB CAPS via the eFacility portal, click "Access My CAPS," and open the Admission Status tab. Both portals show the same status.
What happens if you don't accept NSUK admission on JAMB CAPS?
If you do not accept your offer before the deadline, it is automatically cancelled. You cannot proceed with registration, fee payment, or clearance. Once forfeited, the slot is released, and no further offer will be made for that academic session.
Contact the NSUK Admission Office directly. You can email the university at info@nsuk.edu.ng or visit in person at Nasarawa State University, along the Keffi–Akwanga Road. Up-to-date contact details and portal links are on the official website at nsuk.edu.ng.
When will NSUK start giving admission for 2026/2027?
The 2026/2027 NSUK Post-UTME registration ran from July to September 2026. Candidates who chose NSUK as their first choice in the 2026 UTME and scored 160 or above were eligible to apply. The screening exercise has concluded, and the 2026/2027 admission list is expected to be published on the NSUK student portal and JAMB CAPS in due course. Check ug.nsuk.edu.ng and JAMB CAPS regularly for updates.
Confirming your name on the NSUK admission list and subsequent admission procedures is crucial to securing a spot at the university. The above comprehensive guide enables you to not miss any step from start to finish, giving you an easy start to your academic journey.

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