How to Check FUNAAB Admission List 2025/2026 Online

1. What is the FUNAAB Admission List?

The FUNAAB admission list is a document / online record that shows the names of candidates offered admission into FUNAAB (or its affiliated institutions) for the academic session 2025/2026.
It includes UTME candidates (post‑UTME) and Direct Entry (DE) when applicable.
It is provisional—meaning the offer of admission is subject to verification of credentials (O’Levels, DE transcripts, etc.).
Being on the list means you have been offered admission, but you must still accept the offer (often via JAMB CAPS) and fulfill further steps.

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FUNAAB affiliated colleges admission list

3. Why Checking the FUNAAB Admission List Is Important

Here are reasons you must check your admission status:

Confirm if you are admitted: Without checking, you won’t know whether you have a place in FUNAAB.
Accept or reject offer: Once admitted, you usually need to accept via JAMB CAPS to secure your spot. If you don’t accept, the offer can lapse.
Plan next steps: Admitted candidates need to print admission letters, prepare documents, pay fees, attend orientation (ICT training etc.).
Avoid missing deadlines: Sometimes there are time limits on accepting admissions, paying acceptance fees etc. If you don’t check, you might miss these.
Avoid scams and fake info: Checking on the official portal or via JAMB ensures you get true information—not from wrong sources.

4. When FUNAAB Released the 2025/2026 Admission List / Batches

FUNAAB released its first batch admission list for 2025/2026.
The announcement appeared on FUNAAB’s “Announcements” section that candidates should log in to the FUNAAB admission portal to check their admission status
Fresh (Post‑UTME/DE) applications opened 21 July 2025 and the initial closing was 15 August 2025, with some extensions.
After screening and verification, FUNAAB publishes batches: First batch, second batch (if any), and supplementary/admission list updates.

5. How to Check FUNAAB Admission List Online (Step‑by‑Step)

Here are detailed steps to check your admission status online. Follow these carefully, using the correct portals.

5.1 Via FUNAAB Admission Portal

Open your web browser on your phone, laptop, or tablet.
Go to the official FUNAAB Admission Portal: https://admission.funaab.edu.ng/2025/login.php
On the login page, enter your JAMB UTME registration number (or Direct Entry registration number) in the required field. Ensure no typo.
Enter any other required credentials—if valid, you may need the password or other identification if asked.
Click Login. If your name appears, you will see “Congratulations” or a message saying you have been offered admission. The portal also often displays the course offer
If admitted, follow instructions on the portal: print your Admission Letter, prepare for orientation, other clearance steps.

5.2 Via JAMB CAPS (Central Admission Processing System)

Open browser, go to JAMB’s eFacility or CAPS portal: https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng or https://www.jamb.gov.ng/Efacility
Log in with your JAMB‐registered email address and password.
On the dashboard, find the option “Check Admission Status”. Click it.
You may also see “Access my CAPS”, which will show if FUNAAB has recommended you for admission.
If your name is on the FUNAAB admission list, it should show “Offered Admission” or “Congratulations” etc. Sometimes shows “Admission in Progress” or “Not Admitted yet” or similar.
You may need to accept or reject the offer in CAPS. To accept, click the “Accept Admission” button. If you decline, you reject the admission.

6. What You Need Before Checking (Requirements)

Make sure you have the following so the checking process goes smoothly:

Item	Why It’s Needed
Valid internet connection	To access the FUNAAB portal and JAMB CAPS without interruption.
Device (phone, tablet, laptop)	To browse and login. A larger screen helps.
JAMB UTME/DE Registration Number	Key identifier for login to FUNAAB portal.
Email / password for JAMB CAPS	Needed to login and view admission status.
Correct spelling of your name, exact details	Typos can cause portal not to find your name.
Proof of application (if needed)	Sometimes portal or admission office may ask for invoices, screenshots.
Patience & browser readiness	Portal may be slow when many students check; try during less busy times.

7. What the Status Messages Mean / Status Options

When you check, you may see different messages. Here is what they mean and what to do next.

Status Message	Meaning	What You Should Do
Congratulations / Admitted / Offered Admission	You have been offered a spot at FUNAAB or its affiliated institution.	Accept the offer via JAMB CAPS; print your admission letter; start preparation for orientation, clearance, school fees.
Admission in Progress / Under Processing / Pending	The university is still processing your application; maybe screening or verification not complete.	Wait; check portal often; ensure your O’Level or DE credentials and documents are correct and uploaded.
Not Admitted Yet / No Admission Offer	You have not been offered admission at this time.	Don’t give up—future batches might come; check your details; ensure you meet requirements; consider alternative institutions or courses.
Rejected / Declined	You have either declined the offer or failed to meet requirements.	If you declined, you might not be able to lift that later; if rejected for eligibility reasons, reconsider alternatives.
Error / No Record Found	Portal can’t find your registration number or that your credentials are missing.	Double check registration number; ensure your JAMB and FUNAAB registration are properly done; contact FUNAAB admission office if needed.

8. Pros and Cons of Checking Online vs Offline

Checking your admission list online has many advantages, but also some drawbacks. Here is a comparison.

Feature	Checking Online (FUNAAB Portal / JAMB CAPS)	Checking Offline (Notice board, physical copy etc.)
Speed	Almost instant once list is released; quick access	Slower; you may need to travel or visit campus notice board; may be time‑delays.
Convenience	You can check from anywhere, anytime, via phone/laptop	Must be physically present; sometimes printed copies limited.
Accuracy	Online lists are from official sources; more up to date	Physical lists can have errors; printing delays; may not be updated regularly.
Cost	Usually free; cost of internet only	Travel cost; photocopy cost; waiting costs.
Risk of fraud	Lower risk if you use official portals; risk if you fall for fake sites	Lower risk if you get from official notice board; but sometimes mis‐information via third parties.
Visibility	Portal shows your course, acceptance steps etc.	Printed lists might only show names; may not show course, next instructions.

9. Comparison: Checking FUNAAB vs Other Universities’ Admission Lists

Knowing how FUNAAB’s process compares to similar universities helps you know what to expect.

University / Institution	Admission List Checking Process	Differences / Unique Features Compared to FUNAAB
FUNAAB	Uses its admission portal; login with JAMB registration; shows status; uses JAMB CAPS.	Portal shows course, list batches; also affiliated institutions; has ICT orientation etc.
Some other universities	Similar: use Post‑UTME screening portal; some use only notice boards or PDF uploads.	Some do not require portal login passwords; some don’t show course until later; some have delayed upload; some universities have slower updates.
Larger federal universities	Usually high traffic; multiple batches; strong use of CAPS; often clearer notices.	FUNAAB seems responsive, clear deadlines; some others may have less frequent updates or confusing notices.
State universities / private ones	Might have smaller portal systems; sometimes only publication via newspaper or notice board.	With FUNAAB, you have the online portal and CAPS integration; likely more reliable and accessible.

10. Examples / Scenario Stories of Checking Admission Status

Here are some example stories to show how students check and what they do.

Example 1: UTME Candidate – Fatima

Fatima applied via UTME, met all requirements.
After FUNAAB released the first batch list, she logged in to FUNAAB Admission Portal with her UTME registration number. She saw “Congratulations, you have been offered admission into Crop Production” plus her course.
She then logged in to JAMB CAPS, and saw “Offered Admission” for FUNAAB. She clicked “ACCEPT” to secure the seat.
She printed her admission letter from the FUNAAB portal, prepared her documents for verification, and got ready for orientation.

Example 2: Direct Entry Candidate – Samuel

Samuel applied via Direct Entry, using OND and A’Level credentials. He uploaded transcripts.
The list for DE candidates in first batch was released a bit later. Samuel logged into FUNAAB portal, but his status was “Admission in Progress”.
A week later, the second batch DE list came out; upon checking, he saw “Congratulations – Admission Offer”, then followed the same steps via JAMB CAPS and FUNAAB portal.

Example 3: Not on First Batch, Waiting for Supplementary

Chidera scored good UTME score and good O’Level, but didn’t make first batch. She checked FUNAAB portal: “Not Admitted yet”.
She also checked JAMB CAPS: “Not Admitted”.
She waited. FUNAAB later released a second batch / supplementary list. On checking again, she saw she had been offered admission.

11. Summary Table of Key Steps & Reminders

Here is a helpful summary table that puts together the key steps and things to remember when checking the FUNAAB admission list:

Step	What to Do	Important Reminders
1	Visit FUNAAB Admission Portal	Use correct address: `admission.funaab.edu.ng/2025/login.php`. Official site.
2	Enter your JAMB UTME / DE registration number correctly	No typo; check registration number from your JAMB slip or result.
3	Login to portal and check “Admission Status”	Look for “Congratulations” or “Offered Admission”.
4	If admitted, note the course offered	Sometimes later batches change or adjust courses.
5	Visit JAMB CAPS to see if admission offer shows there	Acceptance usually required here.
6	Accept or Reject via CAPS	Accept immediately if you want the spot.
7	Print admission letter via FUNAAB portal	Needed for verification or clearance.
8	Prepare documents: O’Level, UTME, DE transcripts, birth certificate, etc.	Must be originals or certified true copies.
9	Follow orientation / ICT training instructions	FUNAAB gives orientation / ICT training to new students.
10	If not admitted in first batch, check for second, third, supplementary lists	Keep checking portal and CAPS. Don’t lose hope.

1. Conclusion

Checking whether your name is on the FUNAAB Admission List 2025/2026 is a crucial step after applying. Use the FUNAAB Admission Portal or JAMB CAPS, login with your correct registration number and credentials, and look for messages like “Congratulations” or “Offered Admission.” If admitted, accept the offer and print your admission letter; if not yet, don’t be discouraged—some candidates get offers in later batches. Always use official portals, meet deadlines, and ensure your documents are properly submitted. With these steps, you can check your status safely and know what to do next.