For all the candidates participating in the Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo NCE admission screening exercise for 2026/2027 academic session, the institution’s management has released the names of the successfully admitted candidates.
The NCE intake is admitted separately from the college degree programmes, so candidates should check the list matching the course they actually applied for.
Two routes are described below. The college portal uses the user ID and password issued at application, while JAMB CAPS uses your JAMB profile.
How Candidates Can Check Their NCE Admission List at ACEONDO
- Visit the Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo (ACEONDO) admission portal at https://portal.aceondo.edu.ng/, and enter your password and user ID to see if you have been accepted into the NCE program.
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To check JAMB CAPS, Candidates are urged to do the following;
- Visit the JAMB portal to find out if you’ve been admitted to ACEONDO.
Successful applicants to the ACEONDO NCE programmes are advised to:
- Accept or reject their admission by logging into the JAMB Central Admission Processing System (CAPS).
- After accepting the admission, print the JAMB admission letter.
- Print the authentic JAMB result slip that has the passport photo attached.
- If you are given courses other than the ones you originally applied for, you can apply for a change of course/program on the JAMB Portal.
Taking Up an ACEONDO NCE Place
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Accepting the offer on CAPS is the step that holds the place, and an offer left unanswered can be withdrawn while a candidate assumes it is settled.
Print the admission letter and original JAMB result slip afterwards, since both are asked for when the college runs its clearance.
Candidates still waiting should confirm that their O-level results are correctly uploaded on CAPS, as incomplete records are a frequent reason a qualified applicant is passed over.
Keep checking both the college portal and CAPS, because NCE lists are commonly released in more than one batch across a session.