KWASU admission list: How to check your KWASU admission status and next steps
Kwara State University (KWASU) is a prestigious public institution in Nigeria's vibrant and culturally rich State of Harmony. Like many public universities, KWASU offers qualified students a chance to reach their dreams each academic year. Learn how to check your KWASU admission status now.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Key takeaways
- How to check your KWASU admission status and next steps
- How can you gain admission into KWASU?
- How will you know if KWASU has given you admission?
- How much is the KWASU acceptance fee?
- Is the KWASU portal open?
- When is KWASU admission closing?
- Is KWASU doing screening?
- Is KWASU offering nursing?
Key takeaways
- KWASU admission requires meeting cut-off marks and selection through JAMB CAPS or the university portal.
- Newly admitted students must register for courses via the KWASU portal for approval.
- The KWASU acceptance fee is payable after confirming admission and completing registration.
How to check your KWASU admission status and next steps
There are two ways to check the status of your admission. Have a look at this comprehensive guide on how to check the KWASU admission list.
How to check your Kwasu admission status online
If you choose to check your status online, you can either do so on the school portal or JAMB portal. Both ways are explored below.
Checking the admission list on the school portal
You can access details of your admission status by logging on to the KWASU admission portal directly. To confirm whether you are on the admission list, follow the steps below.
- Go to the KWASU integrated portal.

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- You can sign in to the portal by entering your application, registration, or matric number and password in the required field.
- If you have forgotten your password, hit the Recover Password button.
- Click on Log in to access your profile.
How to check your Kwasu admission status in 2025 on the JAMB portal
JAMB's Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) is a dedicated portal designed to automate admission processes in Nigerian universities. Here are the steps you should follow when confirming your KWASU admission status through the JAMB admission portal.
- Open the JAMB E-facility portal.

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- Click Check Admission Status.
- Enter your email address and password to log in to your JAMB account.
- If you do not have an account, create and complete the registration process first to access your admission details.
- Enter your email address, mobile number, a security question, and its answer to create an account.
- Scroll through the post-registration e-facilities on the dashboard to locate one dedicated to admissions.
- Click the Check Admission Status option.
- Select the examination year corresponding to your UTME attempt, e.g., 2025.
- Input your JAMB registration number in the designated field.
- Click Check Admission Status to view your results.
- You will be redirected to a specific e-facility login page.
- Log in to the second portal using your email address and password.
KWASU course registration
Every year, course registration for KWASU students is open and is expected to remain open for the duration as per the school's guidelines.
- To access the course registration portal, log on to the school's integrated portal using your matriculation number and your password.
- Once open, tap on the three horizontal lines in the top left corner of the screen.
- Click on Course Registration on the student menu provided.
- Using a list of courses provided by the Level adviser, find and select the approved courses for the harmattan and rain semesters.
- Once all the courses needed for the level of study have been selected, click Save Selected Courses.
- Tap the OK button on the pop-up confirmation message. This will direct you to the home page.
- Scroll through the services offered on the page to find Print Course Registration.
- Select the academic session you are registering for, such as 2024/2025 Level 100, and submit.
- Print a copy of your registered courses and submit it to your class representative for approval.
KWASU top-up registration
KWASU offers qualified students alternative academic programmes, such as certificate and top-up or HND conversion programmes that are open for registration at the time of writing. Here is the method for registering for these academic programmes at the university.
- Open the Kwara State University integrated admission portal.
- Click the three vertical dots in the top right corner of the screen.
- Select Apply Now from the drop-down.
- Choose Top-up Degree/HND Conversion Programme.

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- Fill in your full name, email, and phone number in the required fields.
- Choose your preferred mode of study from the drop-down provided.
- Select your mode of entry, such as Direct Entry, followed by your preferred payment method.
- Click the Check Available Programme button to select your preferred course and click Next.
KWASU Virtual
KWASU Virtual is the Learning Management System (LMS) of Kwara State University. Students who are fully registered are guided on how to use the platform to access multiple learning resources. KWASU virtual allows for self-paced online learning.
At the moment, this LMS is available in the main site option only. The KWASU virtual app is still in the pipeline.
How can you gain admission into KWASU?
The university offers admission to qualified candidates who meet the established KWASU admission requirements. They must have selected the university as their first choice institution on the JAMB portal and must meet course-specific cut-off marks.
How will you know if KWASU has given you admission?
You can confirm your admission status by visiting JAMB's Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS). Alternatively, you can use the Kwara State University student portal to check if you have been admitted.
How much is the KWASU acceptance fee?
The institution has not publicly disclosed its acceptance fee, but candidates must pay a non-refundable fee of N2,000 during the registration/screening process.
Is the KWASU portal open?
The KWASU application portal is not open as of September 2025. Online registration for the 2025/2026 pre-admission screening closed on 17 August 2025.
When is KWASU admission closing?
The online registration for the 2025/2026 pre-admission screening closed on 17 August 2025.
Is KWASU doing screening?
Yes, KWASU is doing pre-admission screening for the 2025/2026 academic session as of September 2025.
Is KWASU offering nursing?
KWASU offers nursing. The course is part of the Faculty of Medicine or the Faculty of Health Science.
At the start of each academic year, KWASU's admission list presents the names of all successfully admitted candidates. Learn how to check your KWASU admission status through the JAMB e-facility portal or the KWASU portal.
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