FULAFIA has announced that its admission exercise for the 2026/2027 academic session has been concluded, with one exception. Programmes offered by the College of Medicine are still in progress.
That distinction matters for anyone still waiting. Candidates outside the College of Medicine have reached the end of the process, while those inside it have a further stage to complete.
The remaining stage is physical verification, and it turns on documents rather than scores. What follows sets out which programmes are affected and what applicants should have ready.
Admission Exercise Status
FULAFIA has successfully concluded the admission exercise for the 2026/2027 academic session for all except those programs offered by the College of Medicine.
Candidates in the College of Medicine who applied for programs including Medicine and Surgery, Nursing, Medical Laboratory Science, Radiography, Human Physiology, and Anatomy should expect more updates on the next steps in the admission process.
Physical Verification for College of Medicine Applicants
Physical verification invitations will soon be received by candidates from the College of Medicine who have applied for the program.
This process typically involves the verification and submission of original documents, necessary credentials, and certificates to confirm the qualification of candidates for their chosen programs.
Applicants must watch the official FULAFIA website for instructions and further updates on the physical verification process.
Applicants should also ensure that all the required documents are ready for submission and verification to avoid any potential delays or complications.
What College of Medicine Applicants at FULAFIA Should Do Next
Six programmes are named as still in progress: Medicine and Surgery, Nursing, Medical Laboratory Science, Radiography, Human Physiology and Anatomy. Applicants to any of these should treat the process as ongoing.
Physical verification invitations will be issued to those candidates. The exercise involves presenting original documents, credentials and certificates so that the university can confirm a candidate qualifies for the programme applied for.
Originals are the point here. A candidate who holds only photocopies, or whose certificate has not yet been collected, should resolve that before an invitation arrives rather than after.
Instructions and further updates will be published on the official FULAFIA website, so applicants should check it rather than rely on secondhand information about dates or venues.
Having the full document set assembled in advance is the single practical step that prevents delays at this stage. Everything else in the admission exercise has already been settled.