Federal University Lokoja (FULOKOJA) has released its admission list for the 2026/2027 academic session. Candidates who applied for admission can now check their status through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS).
Admission offers are being uploaded in batches. Candidates who have not yet received an offer should continue checking their status through the JAMB EFacility portal.
How to check the FULOKOJA admission list
The FULOKOJA admission status is currently accessible only through JAMB CAPS.
Candidates can check their admission status by following these steps:
- Visit the JAMB EFacility portal.
- Log in using the JAMB username and password.
- Scroll down and select Check Admission Status.
- Click Access my CAPS.
- Select Admission Status to see whether FULOKOJA has offered admission.
Candidates can also consult the JAMB CAPS guide for more information about the platform.
What the JAMB CAPS admission statuses mean
Candidates may see any of the following responses when checking their admission status:
- Admission offered: JAMB has approved the candidate's admission. The candidate can proceed to accept or reject the offer.
- Admission in progress (AIP): The university has reviewed the application and recommended the candidate for admission. The recommendation is awaiting approval from the head of the institution, followed by a final review by JAMB.
- Recommended: The university has considered the candidate for admission. The application is awaiting JAMB's review to confirm that the required criteria have been met.
- Not admitted: The candidate has not yet been selected for admission. The application may still be under review.
- Pending: The application is still under review and an admission decision has not yet been made.
How to respond to FULOKOJA admission and programme transfer offers
FULOKOJA has outlined two categories of admission processing, depending on whether candidates have been offered their preferred programmes or transferred to other programmes.
Candidates admitted into their preferred programmes
Candidates offered admission into their chosen programmes should proceed to accept or reject their admission offers.
Candidates transferred to another programme
Candidates offered admission into programmes different from their original choices must first accept or reject the transfer offer made by the university.
Those who accept the transfer must subsequently accept the admission offered in the new programme.
Candidates should respond promptly to admission or transfer offers to avoid forfeiting them.
How to accept or reject a FULOKOJA admission offer
Candidates who have received admission offers are required to accept or reject them through one of the following methods:
- Biometric verification: Visit an approved JAMB computer-based test (CBT) centre or JAMB office to accept or reject the offer using biometrics.
- SMS: Send ACCEPT or REJECT to 55019 or 66019 using the phone number registered with JAMB.
Candidates using the SMS option should have ₦50 available in their main airtime balance. Borrowed airtime or Xtra Credit cannot be used for the transaction.
After accepting an admission offer, candidates should print their JAMB admission letter.
How to access JAMB CAPS on a mobile phone
Candidates checking their admission status on a mobile phone may find that JAMB CAPS displays only a welcome message without the admission status options.
To view the complete page, candidates can switch their browser to desktop mode.
For Google Chrome users:
- Open the JAMB CAPS page in Chrome.
- Open the browser's menu.
- Select Desktop site to display the desktop version of the page.
- Return to Admission Status to check the admission decision.
FULOKOJA admission offers are being uploaded in batches
FULOKOJA has indicated that admission offers will be uploaded in batches.
Candidates who have not yet received an offer should check their JAMB EFacility accounts regularly for updates.
Those who receive admission or programme transfer offers are expected to respond as soon as possible. Failure to respond promptly may result in forfeiture of the offer.
