Kwara State University of Education Admission List 2025/2026 Released

The Kwara State University of Education Admission List 2025/2026 is now officially out. All candidates who applied for the KWASUED Post-UTME screening can check their admission status immediately. The management has uploaded the merit list online, making it easy for applicants to confirm whether they have been offered admission.

Both the JAMB CAPS portal and the KWASUED admission portal display the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd batch lists. This article guides you through how to check your status, pay your acceptance fee, and complete your registration successfully.

How to Check KWASUED Admission List on the School Portal

Candidates who took part in the KWASUED Post-UTME can follow these steps:

1. Open your browser on a phone or computer.
2. Visit the official Kwara State University of Education admission portal.
3. Click on “Admission List” or “Check Admission Status.”
4. Log in using your JAMB registration number, email, or password.
5. Navigate to “Admission Status” or your Dashboard.
6. Your status will display as Admitted, Not Admitted Yet, or Still Processing.
7. If admitted, follow the instructions to print your admission letter and pay the acceptance fee promptly.

This process has been simplified to help all candidates view their names easily.

How to Check KWASUED Admission on JAMB CAPS

You can also confirm your admission status using JAMB CAPS. Follow these steps:

1. Visit the JAMB CAPS portal (search “JAMB CAPS login” on Google).
2. Sign in with the email and password used for JAMB registration.
3. On your dashboard, click “Check Admission Status” or “Access CAPS.”
4. From the menu, select “Admission Status.”
5. If admitted, the screen will show the school name (KWASUED), your course, and two options: Accept Admission or Reject Admission.
6. Click “Accept Admission” if you want the offer. JAMB updates your status immediately.
7. Proceed with the school’s registration steps after acceptance.

This method allows you to confirm your admission without stress.

Kwara State University of Education Acceptance Fee

All candidates offered admission must pay the acceptance fee within two weeks of receiving the offer. Failure to pay on time may lead to losing the admission slot. The acceptance fee for all newly admitted students is ₦30,000 (Thirty Thousand Naira only).

Follow these steps to pay your acceptance fee:

1. Visit the KWASUED official admission portal.
2. Click on “Acceptance Fee Payment” or “Pay Acceptance Fee.”
3. Enter your JAMB registration number, email, and other required details carefully.
4. Choose your preferred payment method — online transfer, debit/credit card, or USSD payment.
5. Enter ₦30,000 and complete the transaction.
6. Print or download your payment receipt for registration and clearance.

Your status should update to “Accepted & Paid” after successful payment. If it does not, contact the admission office immediately.

Next Steps After Acceptance Fee Payment

After paying your acceptance fee, present the payment receipt at the designated office in KWASUED to verify your payment. Complete your registration by following any additional procedures outlined by the school.

We strongly advise all admitted students to complete these steps promptly to secure their admission fully.

Share With Friends

Spread the word by sharing this information with other candidates. Encourage them to check their names on the admission list, pay their acceptance fees early, and finish all required registration steps without delay.

Conclusion

The Kwara State University of Education Admission List 2025/2026 has been published. Candidates can check their admission status on the KWASUED portal or JAMB CAPS easily. Once admitted, pay your acceptance fee immediately to avoid losing your slot.

We appreciate you for reading this guide. If you have questions regarding your admission status, payment, or registration, kindly drop them in the comments below. Don’t forget to share this article with your friends to help them stay informed. We wish you the best of luck with your admission process.

FAQs

1. Where can I check the KWASUED admission list for 2025/2026?
You can check it on both the KWASUED admission portal and JAMB CAPS.

2. How much is the KWASUED acceptance fee?
The acceptance fee for all admitted candidates is ₦30,000.

3. What happens if I don’t pay the acceptance fee on time?
Your admission slot may be forfeited if payment is not made promptly.

4. Can I reject an admission offer on JAMB CAPS?
Yes, you can reject an offer if you do not wish to accept it.

5. Can I check the 2nd or 3rd batch admission list the same way?
Yes, the same process applies to all batches of the KWASUED admission list.

6. When will KWASUED start registration for admitted candidates?
Registration begins immediately after the acceptance fee payment is confirmed.

7. How do I print my admission letter after accepting admission?
Log in to the KWASUED portal or JAMB CAPS and print your admission letter.

8. Can I pay my acceptance fee offline?
No. Payments are processed online through the official KWASUED portal.

9. What should I do if my status says “Still Processing”?
Keep checking the portal regularly; your admission status may update soon.

10. Is it compulsory to submit the acceptance fee receipt at the school?
Yes, it is mandatory to verify your payment and confirm your admission officially.

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