The Joint Universities Preliminary Examination Board (JUPEB) admission list for the academic session 2026/2027 at Delta State University has been released.
The management of DELSU wishes to notify the public and candidates who applied for admission into the Delta State University JUPEB program that they can now verify and check their admission status, as both the first and second batches of results have been made available.
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JUPEB is a one-year preparatory programme leading to direct entry into degree study, which is why its admission is handled by the university rather than through JAMB.
Each batch has its own checking page and both ask for a matriculation number rather than a JAMB registration number, so use the details issued when you applied.
How to Check DELSU JUPEB, Admission List
2nd Batch
- Go to the DELSU JUPEB second batch page.
- Enter your Matriculation Number in the required Column.
- Click on “Check” to view your DELSU JUPEB admission status.
1st Batch
- Go to the DELSU JUPEB first batch page.
- Supply your Matriculation number in the required column.
- Finally, click on ‘Generate’ to access your JUPEB admission status.
Following the DELSU JUPEB Batches
At this juncture, we presume you have acquired comprehensive information about the DELSU admission list and the process to check your admission status.
We encourage you to stay connected with us, as subsequent lists will be uploaded and regularly updated.
Check both batches before drawing a conclusion, since they cover different groups of candidates and the second release adds names processed after the first.
Candidates who find their names should contact the university about acceptance fees, registration dates and the documents required, as those details are issued by the JUPEB centre directly.
Completing the programme does not by itself guarantee a degree place, so ask early what grades are needed to progress into direct entry admission afterwards.
Save or print the page showing your status, because university pages for a given session are often retired once registration has closed.