The Department of Midwifery, Jigawa State College of Nursing Sciences, Babura Campus, has released the Basic Midwifery program admission list for the 2026 academic session.
Candidates who applied can now check their status and begin the registration steps the college requires of admitted students.
The status checker is unusual in that it works from a phone number rather than a registration or JAMB number, so use the number given on your application.
The same page produces the provisional admission letter, which is the document the college asks for when registration opens.
How to Check Basic Midwifery Admission Status, Jigawa State College of Nursing Sciences
- Visit the official college website.
- Click on the “Admission” tab
- Select “Admission Status”
- To proceed, enter your phone number
- Click on “Print Admission Letter”
- Print after you download the provisional admission letter
Successful candidates are to collect their unconditional admission letters and begin the registration process as required starting from Wednesday, April 26th, 2026.
Ensure to bring a copy of the printed online admission letter and your original credentials.
Registering at CONS Babura for Basic Midwifery
Note the distinction between the two letters involved. The provisional letter is printed online, while the unconditional letter is collected at the college when registration begins.
Take the printed online letter and your original credentials to that visit, since the college verifies both before issuing the unconditional letter.
Midwifery registration also commonly involves medical screening, so allow time for that alongside the document checks.
Act promptly once registration opens, because places left unclaimed are routinely reallocated to other candidates.
Keep your O-level results, birth certificate and any payment receipts in the same file, as verification normally covers all of them at a single sitting.
If the status page returns nothing, check the phone number you entered against the one used on your application before assuming the worst.
Candidates who are not listed should keep checking, since colleges of nursing frequently add names where places remain open for the session.
Basic Midwifery is a professional programme, so expect the registration paperwork to be heavier than for a general diploma course.