Thomas Adewumi University (TAU) wishes to formally notify all prospective students seeking admission into its first-degree programs for the academic year 2026/2027 that the university has officially released the list of admitted students.
Procedures for Checking the TAU Admission Status
Official Portal for TAU Admission Status Enquiry
Admission status for the university is checked through JAMB rather than a separate university portal, so your JAMB profile login is all that is needed.
The admission status checking portal can be accessed at the JAMB Admission Status Portal.
Step-by-Step Guide to Access Your TAU Admission Status
- Accessing JAMB Portal
- Initiate the process by visiting the JAMB portal at the JAMB e-facility.
- User Authentication
- Log into your JAMB profile utilizing your username and password.
- Navigating to Admission Status
- Scroll down on the webpage until you locate the tab labeled “Check Admission Status” and click on it.
- Inputting Exam Information
- From the drop-down menu, select the exam year and enter your JAMB registration number in the designated column.
Final Steps: Confirming Admission Status
To access detailed information about your admission status and related services, click on the “Check Admission Status” button or choose the ‘Access my CAPS’ option.
For candidates still awaiting admission, please ensure that the admission process is still ongoing. Prospective students are advised to routinely check both the JAMB portal and the official Thomas Adewumi University website for updates on their admission status.
For Admitted Students: Next Steps
Congratulations on your successful admission into TAU’s first-degree programs. Below are essential steps you must follow:
- Accept or Reject Admission on JAMB CAPS
- Navigate to the JAMB Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) and accept or reject your admission.
- Print the Official JAMB Admission Letter
- After acknowledging the admission offer, proceed to print your JAMB admission letter.
Procedure for Changing Courses
Should you have been admitted into a course differing from your initial preference, you may request a course alteration on the JAMB Portal.
Acting on Your TAU Oko-Irese Offer
Acceptance on CAPS is the step that holds the place, and an offer left unanswered can be withdrawn while a candidate assumes it is settled.
Print the admission letter once acceptance is recorded, since it is the document the university asks for during clearance.
A change of course request should be made promptly too, because the window for it closes alongside the main acceptance period.
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.