If you applied for admission into UAES for the 2025/2026 academic session, the next important step is confirming whether your name appears on the UAES admission list.

The UAES Admission List 2025/2026 Academic Session contains the names of candidates who have been offered provisional admission into various undergraduate programmes after successfully meeting the university's admission requirements.

Below is everything you need to know about the UAES admission list, including how to check your admission status.

How to Check Your UAES Admission Status

Many candidates get confused about where exactly to check their admission status, especially with so many unofficial websites publishing outdated or misleading information. Here is the correct, detailed process.

Checking through the JAMB portal

  1. Visit the official JAMB e-Facility portal at efacility.jamb.gov.ng.

  2. Log in using your JAMB profile username and password (the same details used during UTME registration).

  3. Locate the "Check Admission Status" option on your dashboard.

  4. Select the relevant exam year and confirm your registration number.

  5. Click to view your current admission status for UAES. If admitted, the CAPS section will show an admission offer that you must accept or reject.

Checking through the UAES school portal

  1. Go directly to https://uaes.edu.ng/home/checkstatus, the university's official check status page.

  2. Click the "Check Status" button to open the status display form.

  3. Enter your application number, not your JAMB registration number, when prompted.

  4. Submit the form to view your current status.

Candidates are strongly advised to avoid unauthorised sites that ask for payment before revealing admission status. The university does not charge a fee simply to check whether your name appears on the list.

What Happens After You See Your Name on the List

Seeing your name on the UAES admission list is only the first step. There are still a few important actions to complete before your admission is considered fully secured.

  1. Accept your admission on JAMB CAPS. Once the university uploads your name, you will typically see an admission offer on your JAMB CAPS profile. You must accept this offer within the stipulated window, or you risk losing your spot to another candidate.

  2. Print your provisional admission letter. After accepting on CAPS, you can print your provisional admission letter directly from the JAMB portal.

  3. Complete school registration. This usually involves biodata registration, payment of acceptance and school fees, medical screening, and course registration on the university's own portal.

  4. Watch out for change of programme cases. Some candidates are admitted into a different course from the one they originally applied for. If this happens to you, the university usually provides a window to either accept the new course or request a change, so it is important to act quickly once notified.

Delays in completing these steps can sometimes lead to an admission offer being withdrawn, so candidates should treat every deadline announced by the university and JAMB with urgency.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the UAES admission list released in batches?
A: Yes. Like many universities, UAES may release admission decisions in batches as applications are processed. Candidates who do not see their names immediately should continue checking the official admission portal for updates.

Q: What should I do after checking my UAES admission status?
A: Successful candidates should accept the admission offer, print their admission documents, pay the required acceptance fee where applicable, complete screening and clearance, and proceed with registration according to the university's guidelines.

Q: What if my name is not on the UAES admission list?
A: If your name is not on the first released list, do not panic. Continue checking the university portal regularly, as additional admission updates may be released before the admission exercise closes.

Q: What documents will I need after gaining admission into UAES?
A: Newly admitted students are generally required to provide documents such as their JAMB admission letter, JAMB result slip, O-level certificate or statement of result, birth certificate or declaration of age, passport photographs, acceptance fee receipt, and other documents requested during clearance.

Q: Can I reject my UAES admission offer?
A: Yes. Candidates who are offered admission but no longer wish to accept it can decline the offer. However, candidates should carefully consider their decision before rejecting an admission opportunity.

Q: Can I change my course after being admitted into UAES?
A: Course changes may be possible if approved by the university and if the student meets the requirements for the new programme. Interested students should contact the relevant university office for guidance.