Candidates who applied to the Federal University of Technology, Babura for undergraduate study in the 2026/2027 academic session can now check their admission status online.
Admission runs through JAMB CAPS rather than a separate university search, so your JAMB profile login and registration number are the only details needed.
Checking is only the first step. An offer has to be accepted on CAPS, and the documents printed afterwards are what the university asks for at clearance.

How to Check FUTB Admission List
To view your admission status at the Federal University of Technology, Babura (FUTB) in Jigawa State, follow these steps:
- Go to the JAMB portal at https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/
- Log in to your Jamb profile using your registered username and password
- Scroll down and locate the “Check Admission Status” tab
- Select the academic session (Exam year) you applied for and enter your registration number in the designated field.
- Click on “Check Admission Status” to view your FUTB admission status or “Access my CAPS” to access CAPS for more admission-related services.
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After Checking Your FUTB Babura Status
We hope this article has clarified the procedure for checking the admission list of the Federal University of Technology, Babura (FUTB).
Candidates shown as admitted should accept the offer on CAPS without delay, since an offer left unanswered can be withdrawn while the candidate assumes it is settled.
Print the admission letter and original JAMB result slip once acceptance is recorded, then check the university channels for the clearance requirements that follow.
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.
If the course offered differs from the one applied for, a change of course on the JAMB portal is the route to take rather than declining the offer outright.
Admission is also released in stages, so a status that reads as still in progress is worth checking again over the following weeks.

