The administration of the School of Basic and Remedial Studies at Ahmadu Bello University, Funtua, extends an official notification to all applicants for the 2026/2027 admission. Candidates are now able to verify their admission status.
The first and second batch admission lists for the Ahmadu Bello University Basic (IJMB) and Remedial programmes have been published online by the School of Basic and Remedial Studies.
The two programmes are listed separately, so check the one you actually applied for. Remedial and Basic Studies run their own lists, and a name on one will not appear on the other.
Admission at this level sits outside JAMB CAPS, since these are pre-degree programmes rather than direct undergraduate entry. The school publishes its lists on its own site, which is where the links below point.
How to Check ABU Remedial & Basic Studies Admission List
Follow the link below to check your ABU Remedial & Basic Studies (IJMB) admission status:
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Second Batch:
Candidates checking against the second batch release should use the two links below, choosing the programme that matches their application:
First Batch:
The earlier first batch release is still available, and candidates can check it through the two programme links below:
Next Steps for ABU Remedial and Basic Studies Candidates
Congratulations to all the successful candidates who have gained admission to the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Remedial and Basic Studies (IJMB) programs.
Candidates whose names appear should follow up with the School of Basic and Remedial Studies for clearance, registration and fee payment details, since those instructions come from the school rather than from the central university portal.
Keep a printed or saved copy of the page showing your name. Pre-degree programmes often ask for proof of listing during physical clearance, and portal pages are sometimes taken down once a session gets under way.
Anyone who cannot find their name should confirm they checked the correct programme and batch before concluding they were not admitted, as the four lists are kept entirely separate.