UNILESA Begins Release of 2026/2027 Admission List on JAMB CAPS

University of Ilesa (UNILESA) has begun releasing its 2026/2027 admission list on JAMB CAPS. The UNILESA school portal is expected to open once screening registration closes.

TfroshConcepts9 Aug 2026 1 min read 197 views
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UNILESA Begins Release of 2026/2027 Admission List on JAMB CAPS

The University of Ilesa (UNILESA) has commenced the release/uploading of its 2026/2027 admission list on the JAMB Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS).

Candidates who applied for admission into UNILESA for the 2026/2027 academic session are advised to regularly check their JAMB CAPS, as the admission process is ongoing and names may be uploaded in batches.

Please note: UNILESA's Post-UTME/DE screening registration is still ongoing at this time. Admission checks on the UNILESA school portal itself are expected to begin once screening registration closes. For now, JAMB CAPS is the only place to check your admission status.

How to Check UNILESA Admission Status on JAMB CAPS

  1. Visit the JAMB e-Facility portal.
  2. Log in with your JAMB email and password.
  3. Click "Check Admission Status."
  4. Select "Access My CAPS."
  5. Click "Admission Status" to view your current admission status.
  6. If admitted, carefully follow the instructions to accept the admission offer.

Once screening registration closes, candidates should also begin checking the UNILESA admission portal for further updates, as the admission process may continue in batches there as well.

If your admission has not reflected yet, don't panic. Keep checking regularly, as UNILESA does not use agents — all admission procedures are strictly through the official JAMB CAPS portal or UNILESA's own portal. Providing false information or relying on third-party intermediaries can lead to automatic disqualification.

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  • Daniel

    10 Aug 2026

    I scored 261 in jamb with good o level, and I applied for physiotherapy at unilesha, shouldn't I be in the first batch because I haven't been given admission yet

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