
The management of Umaru Musa Yar’adua University (UMYU) has released the list of UTME and Direct Entry candidates granted provisional admission into its part-time degree programmes for the 2026/2027 session.
The list is published on the university website and split by entry route, so UTME and Direct Entry candidates each have their own release to check against.
Two batches have been issued so far. Candidates whose names are not on the first should check the second, since the university added names after its initial release.
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Part-time study at the university follows the same academic standards as the full-time route, but classes are scheduled to suit candidates already in work, which is why admission is handled separately.
That separation matters when checking. A part-time offer will not necessarily appear on the regular full-time lists, so use the releases linked below rather than the main admission pages.
1st Batch
Click on any of the buttons below to access the list of students who secured admission to Umaru Musa Yar’adua University through UTME or Direct Entry.
2nd Batch
The second batch is organised the same way. Use the button matching your entry route to open the relevant list of admitted candidates.
Taking Up Your UMYU Part-Time Offer
Congratulations to all the candidates who made it to the UMYU part-time admission list for the 2026/2027 academic session.
Check the correct list for your route. A Direct Entry candidate will not appear on the UTME release, and searching the wrong one is a common reason candidates believe they were not admitted.
Once your name is confirmed, contact the university about acceptance fees, registration dates and the documents needed, since part-time programmes often run to their own timetable.
Act within the deadlines the university sets. Places that are not confirmed by payment within the stated window are commonly released to other applicants on the list.
Keep a copy of the page showing your name as well, because published lists are sometimes withdrawn once registration for the session has closed.

