UNIMAID Releases Admission List for 2025/2026 Session
The UNIMAID Admission List for 2025/2026 first batch is now released. Candidates can check their admission status on the JAMB CAPS portal using their login details. Read on for the steps and advice on what follows after checking.
The University of Maiduguri has published its admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session. For many families, this is the point where waiting turns into either celebration or more patience. The list carries the names of those offered places into various first-degree programmes.
What the UNIMAID Admission List Means
This list is more than names on a page. It is a ticket into higher learning for some, and a reminder to hold on for others. Students who sat for the Post-UTME screening can now check their fate. Some will find their names right away, others may see “Not Admitted” or “Admission Still in Progress.” That means the door is not shut yet, so keep watching.
Steps to Check the UNIMAID Admission List
The admission status can only be checked on the JAMB CAPS portal for now. Here is how to go about it:
- Visit the JAMB EFacility portal.
- Log in with your JAMB username and password.
- Scroll down to locate Check Admission Status.
- Click on Access my CAPS.
- Tap Admission Status to view if you have been offered admission into UNIMAID.
If admitted, do not delay the next actions.
What to Do After Checking
- Send ACCEPT or REJECT to 55019 or 66019 using the phone number you registered with JAMB.
- After accepting, print your JAMB admission letter.
For those checking with a phone, sometimes the CAPS page may show only a welcome note without options. To fix this, switch to desktop mode. If you are using Chrome, tap the menu and pick “Request Desktop Site.” That will reveal the full page.
Closing Word
To every candidate who made it onto the UNIMAID Admission List for 2025/2026, congratulations. It is a moment worth sharing with family and friends. For those still waiting, stay hopeful, because the list can change and new names may still appear. One way or another, the road to higher learning is still open.