JAMB CAPS for 2024/2025 Admission Now Active: Candidates Advised to Monitor Status Closely
JAMB CAPS for the 2024/2025 admission exercise is now active, and candidates are advised to monitor their status and accept or reject offers promptly to secure their admission.
Lois Udoye 
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has activated the Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) for the 2024/2025 admission exercise. Candidates seeking admission into various institutions are now able to monitor their admission status and receive updates on their applications.
Schools have already started uploading their admission lists on the JAMB portal, and candidates are encouraged to regularly check their status on JAMB CAPS to avoid missing important updates. Candidates who receive an offer of admission through the system are required to either accept or reject the offer. Failure to take action promptly may result in the forfeiture of their admission.
To check their admission status on JAMB CAPS, candidates should visit the official JAMB e-facility website at efacility.jamb.gov.ng, log in with their registered email address and password, and follow these steps:
- Click on 'Check Admission Status.'
- Click on 'Access my CAPS.'
- Select 'Admission Status' to see if an admission offer has been made.
Admitted candidates will see a congratulatory message with their photo displayed, while those who have not been offered admission will receive a notification stating "Sorry, No Admission has been Given Yet."
Candidates are urged to accept or reject their admission promptly, as this will impact their ability to proceed with registration and clearance in their respective institutions. Upon accepting an offer, they should print their admission letter, which will be required for further processes at their chosen school.
It is important to note that phone users may face limitations when accessing CAPS, as certain features may not display fully on mobile browsers. Candidates using mobile phones are advised to switch to desktop mode, especially when using the Chrome browser, to view the full page and access all the necessary options.
