Abia State University (ABSU) formally presents the 2025/2026 Admission List, marking a significant milestone for our prospective students.
The University Management, under the leadership of the Registrar, has officially released the first batch of successful candidates offered provisional admission into our various undergraduate programmes.
ABSU Admission List for the 2025/2026 Academic Session
Abia State University (ABSU) has started offering provisional admission to candidates who applied for its Post UTME screening exercise. This is, however, seen as the first batch admission, so it doesn't just end at this. The supplementary list will also be released after the primary admission list.
Candidates whose names are on the admission list are strongly advised by the management to accept their admission on the JAMB CAPS, print their JAMB admission letter, and also print the admission letter from the ABSU Portal.
How to Check ABSU Admission List on JAMB Portal
Visit efacility.jamb.gov.ng
Log in with your JAMB email and password
To access your CAPS, click on the "Check Admission Status" button.
Choose the examination year as 2025, and click on access my CAPS
Click on "Admission Status" to see if you have been admitted or not.
If congratulations pops on on your screen, then you have been offered provision Admission to ABSU.
How to Check if you have been offered Admission on the ABSU Portal
Enter your Application Form Number
Click on check admission status to see your admission details
If offered Admission, print your ABSU Admission letter.
What to do after being offered Admission to ABSU
First and foremost, congratulations to all those who made the primary Admission list. Here is a list of important things to do once you are offered admission.
Accept your Admission:
Newly admitted students are always advised to accept their admission once it pops up on the JAMB CAPS. This is a clear sign that you are satisfied with the course offered to you.
Print your JAMB Admission Letter:
Without this letter, your admission is not complete. The JAMB Admission letter usually comes in two copies, one for the institution's use and the other for the candidate's use. Print both copies as they will be presented during your documentation in ABSU.
Pay the Acceptance fee:
ABSU acceptance fee is a non refundable fee of 45,000 naira that will be paid by all newly admitted students. This payment is made through the University portal, by generating an RRR number and paying either online (ATM card) or by visiting any commercial bank.
How to Pay ABSU Acceptance Fee
Log in with your JAMB Registration number and password
Click on the acceptance fee option
It will ask to generate a payment invoice
Take the generated invoice with the RRR number that appeared to any of the listed commercial banks:
ABSU Micro Finance Bank, Uturu, Signature Bank, First Bank Plc, Eco Bank Plc, Zenith Bank Plc, Fidelity Bank Plc, Union Bank Plc, UBA Plc.
After payment, return to the ABSU Portal.
Click on generate acceptance receipt.
Enter your acceptance Invoice number and your confirmation number from the invoice issued by the bank.
Click search, and then print your acceptance fee receipt.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How do I get my ABSU Admission Letter?
A. Once you pay your acceptance fee, you can print the official university admission letter from the ABSU portal.
Q. How long does it take for the admission list to come out after Post UTME?
A. Typically, the 1st batch comes out 4 to 8 weeks after the screening exercise ends.
Q. What is the deadline for accepting the admission? A. Usually, you have two weeks from the date of the offer to pay your acceptance fee, or the spot may be given to someone on the supplementary list.
Q. Does ABSU admit second choice candidates?
A. ABSU is one of the few state universities that sometimes considers second choice candidates, but first choice candidates are always given priority.
Q. Are Direct entry names on the same list as UTME?
A. Sometimes they are mixed, but often Direct Entry has its own separate list released slightly later.
