The admission list for the academic session 2026/2027 at the State University of Medical and Applied Sciences has been released.
If you sat the university screening exercise, you can check your name now. SUMAS published its offers in several batches rather than one single list, so there is more than one page to look at.
Below you will find the batch lists, the JAMB portal route as an alternative check, and the steps that turn a published name into a confirmed place at the university.
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Checking Your Admission Status at SUMAS
Find Your Name Among the Successful Candidates
SUMAS released its offers in batches. Check each of the pages below in turn, because a name absent from one batch may well appear in a later one:
- 1st Batch Admission List: SUMAS 1st Batch Admission
- 2nd Batch Admission List: SUMAS 2nd Batch Admission
- 3rd Batch Admission List: SUMAS 3rd Batch Admission
- 4th Batch Admission List: SUMAS 4th Batch Admission
- Final Admission List: SUMAS Final Admission
After Discovering Your Admission Status
Seeing your name on a batch list is not the same as holding the place. Complete these steps to secure it:
- Accept or Reject Your Admission: Use the JAMB Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) to either accept or reject your offer.
- Print Your Admission Letter: After acceptance, print your JAMB admission letter.
- Change of Course (If Necessary): If you’ve been admitted for a different course than you applied for, initiate a change of course on the JAMB Portal.
Alternate Method via JAMB Portal
If the university pages are slow to load, the same offer shows on the JAMB admission status portal. Check it this way:
- Visit the JAMB portal at https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/.
- Log in with your JAMB profile username and password.
- Scroll to find and click the ‘Check Admission Status’ tab.
- Select your exam year and enter your registration number in the required fields.
- Click on ‘Check Admission Status’ or ‘Access my CAPS’ for detailed admission status and related services.
What’s Next?
Appearing on the list is only the first step. The administrative side still has to be completed before registration opens, and that work falls on you rather than the university.
Keep your JAMB admission letter, screening documents and O-level results together in one folder. Clearance officers generally ask for the originals, and missing paperwork is the usual cause of delay at this stage.
Where SUMAS Candidates Stand Now
The SUMAS admission list for the 2026/2027 session is out across several batches plus a final list, so work through all of them before drawing any conclusion about your application.
Those who find their names should accept on CAPS and print the admission letter without delay. Those who do not should keep the JAMB portal under watch while admission continues.