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JAMB Admission Status Checking Portal For 2016 Enabled



This is to inform all 2016/2017 UTME candidates that they can now proceed to JAMB Portal to check their admission status.

Below are the guidelines to check your admission status;

-Visit the checking portal by clicking here
-Enter your JAMB Registration Number in the space provided.
-Click on your “Check admission status” to view your admission details.

Candidates are to note that 2016 JAMB admission letter printing has not yet commenced. From indications it may commence anytime soon.

Once it commences we will inform you and equally help you obtain yours. All you need to do is to place a request for it by clicking here once it becomes available.

You can also use this medium to share your admission details (that is the course and the institution you have been admitted to study).

Goodluck!

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