EBSU Admission List for 2025/2026 Session

The long wait is over. Ebonyi State University has finally dropped the admission list for the 2025/2026 session. The list carries the names of those who have been given provisional spots in different first-degree programmes.

It’s a big deal, no doubt. And like every year, the buzz is there. Parents whisper, students refresh pages, and some even pray in between clicks. Admission is not beans, as people say, so this moment is special.

Where and how to check

Right now, there’s just one main way to confirm if your name made the cut. The JAMB CAPS portal is the gate. Simple but a bit tricky if you lose focus halfway.

• Visit the JAMB EFacility portal.
• Log in using your JAMB username and password.
• Scroll until you see the Check Admission Status option.
• Tap on Access my CAPS.
• Hit Admission Status to see if Ebonyi State University has picked you.

No rocket science there, but one wrong click and you’ll be chasing shadows.

What happens after

Those who see “Admitted” need to act fast. You’ll have to accept or reject by texting ACCEPT or REJECT to 55019 or 66019 using the phone number tied to your JAMB profile.

If you bump into “Admission Still in Progress” or the blunt “Not Admitted”, don’t panic. Keep checking. Status updates can switch up any time. Some people get theirs after several tries, almost like waiting for fuel in a filling station queue.

Once you accept, the next move is printing your JAMB admission letter. That paper is more than just paper, it’s proof.

Later on, through the school portal

When the list finally drops on EBSU’s own platform, here’s the drill:

• Visit the EBSU Admission Status Portal.
• Pick the 2025/2026 session from the drop-down.
• Punch in your JAMB registration number.
• Click Proceed to see where you stand.

Easy steps, though the network sometimes likes to play pranks.

Final word

Big congratulations to everyone whose name popped up this year. Your journey has just begun. For those still waiting, keep your chin up, e no finish. Admission is a marathon, not a sprint.