KBCONS has published the list of candidates shortlisted for admission into its Basic Nursing programmes for the 2026/2027 academic session, naming those offered places on the course.
Checking it is not an online exercise. The college displays the list on its campus notice board rather than publishing a searchable version, so a visit is needed to confirm an offer.
This page explains where the list is posted, what admitted candidates are expected to do next, and why acting quickly on registration matters for nursing intakes.
How to Check the KBCONS Admission List
To ascertain your admission status, kindly visit the KBCONS campus and proceed to the designated school notice board. The comprehensive list of successful candidates admitted into the Basic Nursing program for the 2026/2027 academic session will be prominently displayed at this location.
Read the list carefully rather than at a glance, since names are often grouped by programme or in order of application rather than alphabetically, and entries are easy to miss.
Note or photograph the entry carrying your name while you are at the board. Lists are commonly taken down once registration opens, and offices may ask you to show proof of listing.
Next Steps for Successful Candidates
Candidates who find their names should watch for the college’s follow up announcements on registration and the other procedures required of admitted students, which are issued on campus rather than online.
Complete those steps and submit the required documents within the deadlines the college sets. Nursing intakes are tightly capped, and places left unconfirmed are routinely passed to other candidates.
Keep your O-level results, birth certificate and application documents together in one file, since verification at registration goes faster when everything is produced at once.
Starting Out at Kebbi State College of Nursing Sciences
Congratulations to all candidates who secured a place on the KBCONS admission list for the 2026/2027 academic session.
Basic Nursing is a professional programme, so registration usually involves medical screening and a health declaration alongside the academic checks. Expect both to be part of the process.
Candidates whose names are absent should keep checking the board, as colleges frequently add names where places remain open after the first release.