FUASK Admission List 2026/2027:The Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia, Kaduna State (FUASK) admission list is one of the most important updates for candidates who applied for undergraduate admission into the institution.
If you participated in the FUASK admission screening exercise and are waiting to know whether you have been offered admission, this guide explains how to check your admission status, how to use JAMB CAPS, what to do after receiving admission and what it means if your name is not yet showing.
The Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia is a federal university established in 2025. The institution is located along the Keffi/Kachia Road in Kachia, Kaduna State, and has commenced undergraduate admissions for the 2026/2027 academic session.
FUASK Admission List 2026/2027
The FUASK admission list for the 2026/2027 academic session contains candidates who are successfully considered for undergraduate admission into the university.
As of August 26, 2026, FUASK’s official website confirms that the university has commenced the 2026/2027 admission exercise and has conducted its initial and second Post-UTME screening exercises. However, the university’s official website does not currently show a public announcement confirming that the 2026/2027 admission list has been released as a downloadable list.
Candidates should therefore be careful with websites or social-media posts claiming that FUASK has released a first, second or final batch admission list without an official FUASK or JAMB confirmation.
The safest way to check your admission status is through JAMB CAPS and the official FUASK admission portal.
Is FUASK Admission List 2026/2027 Out?
At the time of writing, the official FUASK website confirms that admission activities for 2026/2027 are ongoing, but it has not published a clear official notice announcing the release of a 2026/2027 first or second batch admission list.
This is important because some unofficial websites are already using headlines claiming that FUASK 2026/2027 first and second batch lists are out. Such claims should not be treated as confirmed unless they can be verified through the university or JAMB.
The university announced a second Post-UTME screening exercise for August 2026, with screening scheduled for August 17, 18 and 19 for different faculties and programmes.
Since the second screening took place only recently, candidates should continue monitoring the official admission channels for subsequent admission updates.
How to Check FUASK Admission List
Candidates can check their admission status through the appropriate official channels.
The most important method for UTME candidates is JAMB CAPS.
To check your FUASK admission status:
- Visit the official JAMB portal.
- Log in using your JAMB profile details.
- Select Check Admission Status.
- Open Access my CAPS.
- Select Admission Status.
- Check whether FUASK has offered you admission.
- Carefully review the programme and institution displayed.
- Accept the admission if you want to take up the offer.
Candidates should also check the FUASK applicant portal regularly for university-specific instructions.
How to Check FUASK Admission Status on JAMB CAPS
JAMB CAPS is particularly important because university admission offers for UTME candidates are processed through JAMB’s admission system.
Follow these steps:
Log Into Your JAMB Profile
Visit the official JAMB e-Facility platform and sign in with your registered details.
Make sure you are using the correct JAMB profile associated with the application.
Open the Admission Section
After logging in, locate the admission-status or CAPS section.
Access CAPS
Select Access My CAPS.
The CAPS dashboard provides admission-related information associated with your JAMB profile.
Select Admission Status
Click on Admission Status to see whether an offer has been made.
Possible statuses can include:
- Admission offered.
- Not admitted.
- Admission in progress.
- Recommended or processing status, depending on the stage of the admission process.
Accept Admission
If FUASK offers you admission and you are satisfied with the institution and programme, follow the instructions to accept the admission.
Do not reject an admission offer without carefully considering the consequences.
What Does “Admission Offered” Mean on JAMB CAPS?
If your JAMB CAPS displays Admission Offered, it means an admission offer has been recorded for you.
Candidates should carefully check:
- Institution name.
- Course or programme.
- Admission session.
- Personal details.
If everything is correct and you want the admission, accept it through the appropriate JAMB process.
After acceptance, follow FUASK’s instructions for clearance and registration.
What If FUASK Admission Is Not Showing on CAPS?
Do not immediately conclude that you have been rejected.
Admission processing can take time.
FUASK’s 2026/2027 admission exercise has involved screening activities, including a second screening exercise in August 2026.
If your status is not yet showing, you should:
- Check CAPS again later.
- Check your FUASK applicant portal.
- Confirm that your O’Level result has been uploaded to JAMB CAPS.
- Confirm that FUASK is correctly reflected as your institution.
- Confirm that you attended the required screening.
- Monitor official university announcements.
Avoid paying anyone who promises to “activate” or “upgrade” your admission.
What Does “Not Admitted” Mean?
A Not Admitted status means that an admission offer has not been recorded for you at the time you check.
It does not necessarily mean that the entire admission exercise has ended.
If FUASK is still processing admissions, your status can change later.
Candidates should continue checking the official platforms until the university’s admission process for the relevant session is concluded.
What If My Name Is Not on the FUASK Admission List?
If you cannot find your name, remain calm.
There are several possible explanations:
- The admission list may not have been released yet.
- Your admission may still be processing.
- Your admission may not yet have been uploaded to CAPS.
- You may be considered in a later batch.
- There may be an issue with your JAMB record.
- Your O’Level result may not have been properly uploaded.
- You may not have met the programme requirements.
- Your screening record may still be under review.
The best approach is to continue monitoring official channels rather than relying on rumours.
FUASK 2026/2027 Admission Exercise
FUASK officially announced the commencement of undergraduate admission for the 2026/2027 academic session in July 2026. The university stated that qualified candidates could apply for its undergraduate programmes.
For UTME candidates, the university specified a minimum general score of 170, along with five relevant O’Level credits including Mathematics and English Language in not more than two sittings.
Direct Entry candidates were also required to meet specified O’Level and qualification requirements, including an acceptable A-Level, IJMB, National Diploma or Cambridge A-Level qualification as applicable.
FUASK Post-UTME Screening and Admission
The Post-UTME screening is an important stage before admission decisions are finalized.
FUASK conducted its first 2026 screening in July and subsequently announced a second screening exercise.
The second screening was scheduled for:
- August 17, 2026: Allied Health Sciences, College of Medicine and Pharmacy.
- August 18, 2026: Computing, Sciences and Architecture.
- August 19, 2026: Agriculture and Environmental Sciences.
The university instructed candidates to attend the screening with relevant documents.
Candidates who participated in these exercises should now continue monitoring their admission status.
Documents Used During FUASK Screening
The university’s 2026 screening instructions required candidates to bring original and photocopies of relevant documents.
These included:
- O’Level results.
- 2026 UTME result slip.
- 2026 UTME registration or change-of-institution slip.
- Passport photographs.
- Birth certificate or declaration of age.
- Indigene certificate.
- Payment receipt.
- Completed application form.
Candidates should keep these documents safe because some may also be needed during admission clearance.
FUASK Admission Through JAMB CAPS
Candidates should understand that applying to FUASK and being admitted are two different stages.
The general process is:
JAMB application → FUASK screening → admission consideration → JAMB CAPS processing → admission offer → acceptance → FUASK clearance and registration
Therefore, candidates should not assume that completing Post-UTME screening means admission is already guaranteed.
FUASK Admission List and Change of Institution
FUASK’s 2026/2027 admission notice specifically instructed candidates who did not initially choose the university as their first choice to change their institution to FUASK through JAMB CAPS.
Candidates in this category should ensure that:
- The change of institution was successfully processed.
- FUASK appears correctly on their JAMB profile.
- Their O’Level results are uploaded to CAPS.
- They have evidence of the change of institution.
Failure to complete the required JAMB changes can create admission-processing difficulties.
How to Know If Your FUASK Change of Institution Was Successful
After completing a change of institution through JAMB:
- Log into your JAMB profile.
- Check your admission-related information.
- Confirm that FUASK is displayed as your institution.
- Confirm that your programme is correct.
- Keep the change-of-institution slip.
If your JAMB profile still shows your former institution, contact an approved JAMB CBT centre or follow JAMB’s official correction procedures.
FUASK Admission List for 2025/2026
FUASK also conducted an admission exercise for its 2025/2026 academic session, which was its first academic admission cycle.
The university’s 2025 admission notice stated that the institution had commenced undergraduate admission for the 2025/2026 academic session.
A third-party education report published in September 2025 reported that FUASK began uploading its 2025/2026 admission list to JAMB CAPS.
Candidates searching for the 2025/2026 list should therefore distinguish it from the current 2026/2027 admission exercise.
Is the FUASK 2025/2026 Admission List Still Relevant?
For candidates seeking admission into the 2025/2026 session, the previous admission list may still be useful for reference.
However, candidates applying for the 2026/2027 academic session should not use the 2025/2026 admission list to determine their current admission status.
Always select the correct academic session when checking admission information.
FUASK Admission List First Batch
A first-batch admission list contains candidates admitted during the initial stage of an institution’s admission exercise.
If FUASK announces a first batch for 2026/2027, candidates should verify the announcement through the official university website or JAMB CAPS.
At the time of writing, the official FUASK website’s latest admission-related notices focus on the 2026/2027 admission exercise and second Post-UTME screening rather than confirming a public first-batch admission list.
FUASK Second Batch Admission List
A second-batch admission list may contain candidates admitted after the first group of successful candidates.
Candidates should not assume that an unofficial website’s reference to “second batch” means FUASK has officially released such a list.
Wait for confirmation from the university or JAMB.
FUASK Supplementary Admission
If the university has available spaces after its main admission process, it may announce additional admission opportunities.
However, candidates should only rely on a supplementary admission announcement when it is published through an official channel.
Be particularly cautious of people advertising “private supplementary forms” or claiming that they can sell admission slots.
FUASK Admission Cut-Off Marks
FUASK’s programme requirements can differ depending on the course.
For the 2025/2026 session, the university published an institutional cut-off mark of 180 and programme-specific figures, including 240 for Medicine and Surgery, 210 for Nursing Science, 220 for Doctor of Pharmacy, 200 for Medical Laboratory Science and Computer Science, and other programme-specific figures.
However, for the 2026/2027 admission cycle, FUASK’s July notice stated a general minimum UTME score of 170 and five relevant O’Level credits including Mathematics and English.
Candidates should therefore use the requirements for the correct admission session rather than applying an old cut-off mark to a new admission cycle.
Programme-Specific Admission Requirements
FUASK offers programmes across areas such as:
- Medicine and Surgery.
- Anatomy.
- Physiology.
- Pharmacy.
- Nursing Science.
- Medical Laboratory Science.
- Radiography.
- Computing.
- Sciences.
- Architecture.
- Agriculture.
- Environmental Sciences.
The 2026/2027 admission announcement also lists newer programmes including Artificial Intelligence, Nuclear Science, Crop Science, Animal Science, Fisheries, Entrepreneurship, Procurement Management and Supply Chain Management.
Candidates should check the requirements for their specific programme rather than relying on the general institutional requirement.
What to Do After FUASK Offers You Admission
Receiving admission is good news, but there are still important steps to complete.
After receiving admission:
- Accept the admission on JAMB CAPS.
- Confirm the programme offered.
- Print your JAMB admission letter.
- Check the FUASK applicant portal.
- Follow the university’s clearance instructions.
- Prepare your original credentials.
- Pay approved charges through official channels.
- Complete registration.
- Register your courses when instructed.
- Keep all receipts and documents.
How to Accept FUASK Admission on CAPS
If FUASK admission appears on CAPS:
- Log into your JAMB profile.
- Select CAPS.
- Open Admission Status.
- Review the offer.
- Confirm the institution and programme.
- Select the appropriate acceptance option.
- Complete the process.
- Print the admission letter afterward where available.
Do not allow another person to log into your JAMB profile unless absolutely necessary.
What Happens After Accepting FUASK Admission?
After acceptance, FUASK may require students to complete several registration procedures.
The university’s 2025/2026 new-student guidelines, for example, instructed newly admitted students to accept admission on JAMB CAPS and upload O’Level results before proceeding with university registration.
For the 2026/2027 session, students should follow the current instructions issued by FUASK.
FUASK Admission Clearance
Admission clearance is the process through which the university verifies a student’s credentials and admission documents.
Students may be asked to present:
- JAMB admission letter.
- UTME result.
- O’Level result.
- Birth certificate or declaration of age.
- Local Government or indigene documentation.
- Passport photographs.
- Change-of-institution evidence where applicable.
- Other documents specified by FUASK.
Keep original documents safe and prepare photocopies when requested.
What If My Course Is Different From My Choice?
If the programme displayed on your admission status is different from your original choice, carefully examine the offer before accepting it.
You should:
- Confirm the programme on CAPS.
- Check the university portal.
- Review the admission conditions.
- Determine whether you are willing to study the programme.
- Seek official clarification if necessary.
Never rely on an agent who claims they can change your admission details for cash.
Can I Still Be Admitted If My Name Is Not on the First List?
Yes, it is possible for candidates to be considered in later stages where the admission exercise remains open.
However, no candidate should assume that admission is guaranteed.
Your best option is to:
- Keep checking CAPS.
- Check the FUASK portal.
- Monitor official announcements.
- Ensure your O’Level result is uploaded.
- Verify your JAMB information.
- Complete any outstanding requirement.
Why Your Admission May Be Delayed
Admission processing can take time for several reasons.
Possible reasons include:
- Screening verification.
- JAMB processing.
- O’Level result verification.
- Programme capacity.
- Institutional approval.
- Administrative processing.
- Change-of-institution processing.
- Admission batch processing.
A delay should not automatically be interpreted as rejection.
How to Check Your O’Level Result on JAMB CAPS
Since FUASK requires candidates to upload O’Level results to JAMB CAPS, candidates should confirm that their results are properly reflected.
If your result is missing:
- Visit an approved JAMB CBT centre.
- Provide your examination details.
- Request the appropriate result-upload service.
- Confirm that the result appears correctly.
- Keep evidence of the upload.
Do this early instead of waiting for admission to be released.
FUASK Admission List and Direct Entry Candidates
Direct Entry candidates should also monitor their JAMB profiles and FUASK admission information.
The 2026/2027 FUASK admission notice states that Direct Entry candidates must have completed the JAMB Direct Entry form and possess five relevant O’Level credits including Mathematics and English, plus an appropriate A-Level qualification such as IJMB, an ND with at least Lower Credit or Cambridge A-Level results.
Direct Entry candidates should confirm any programme-specific requirements.
FUASK Admission for Medicine and Surgery
Medicine and Surgery is among FUASK’s programmes.
Because Medicine is a highly competitive professional programme, candidates should pay particular attention to the programme-specific admission requirements.
Candidates should not assume that meeting the general university minimum automatically qualifies them for Medicine.
FUASK Admission for Nursing Science
Nursing Science is another programme listed by FUASK.
Applicants should confirm the current admission requirements for Nursing Science and ensure that their UTME subject combination and O’Level results meet the requirements.
FUASK Admission for Computer Science
Computer Science is offered under the Faculty of Computing.
The university’s 2026/2027 admission exercise includes Computer Science among the programmes available for candidates.
Candidates should still check the current programme requirements before admission.
How to Identify a Fake FUASK Admission List
Admission scams are common during university admission periods.
A suspicious admission announcement may:
- Ask you to call an unknown personal number.
- Promise guaranteed admission.
- Demand payment before showing your status.
- Ask for your JAMB password.
- Use a strange website.
- Claim to sell admission slots.
- Use urgent language to pressure you.
There are already online pages making unsupported claims about FUASK 2026/2027 first- and second-batch admission lists while directing candidates to private phone numbers. Such pages should not be treated as official confirmation.
The safest confirmation is through FUASK and JAMB.
Official FUASK Admission Channels
Candidates should use the university’s official website for admission information.
The university’s official website currently provides admission information, programme information and contact details.
For admission updates, candidates can start with:
The university lists its general inquiries contact number and registrar email on its official website.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Checking Only Social Media
WhatsApp, Facebook and Telegram groups can be useful for sharing information, but they should not be your final source of admission confirmation.
Always verify important information through FUASK or JAMB.
Paying Admission Agents
Do not pay someone who claims they can guarantee admission or manipulate your CAPS status.
Ignoring JAMB CAPS
Some candidates check only the university website and forget JAMB CAPS.
For UTME admission, CAPS is extremely important.
Failing to Upload O’Level Results
FUASK specifically instructed candidates to upload O’Level results to JAMB CAPS.
Using the Wrong Academic Session
Do not confuse 2025/2026 admission information with 2026/2027 admission.
Rejecting Admission Too Quickly
Carefully review your offer before accepting or rejecting it.
Sharing Your JAMB Password
Never give your password to an unknown person.
Assuming a Minimum Score Guarantees Admission
Meeting the minimum UTME score only makes a candidate eligible for consideration. It does not guarantee admission.
Ignoring Programme Requirements
Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy and other professional programmes can have more demanding requirements than the general university benchmark.
Believing Unofficial “First Batch” Claims
A headline saying “FUASK first batch is out” is not enough.
Look for confirmation from the university or JAMB.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is FUASK admission list for 2026/2027 out?
As of August 26, 2026, the official FUASK website confirms that the 2026/2027 admission exercise is ongoing and that a second Post-UTME screening was conducted in August, but it does not currently display a clear official announcement confirming a public 2026/2027 admission list.
How can I check FUASK admission status?
Check your JAMB CAPS admission status and also monitor the FUASK applicant portal for university-specific updates.
Has FUASK released the first batch admission list?
There is currently no clear official FUASK website announcement confirming a public 2026/2027 first-batch list. Candidates should avoid relying on unofficial claims.
How do I check FUASK admission on JAMB CAPS?
Log into your JAMB profile, open CAPS, select Admission Status and check whether an admission offer has been recorded.
What does “Not Admitted” mean on JAMB CAPS?
It means an admission offer has not yet been recorded for you at the time you checked. If the admission exercise is still ongoing, continue monitoring your status.
What should I do if my FUASK admission is not showing?
Check your JAMB CAPS and FUASK portal regularly, verify your O’Level upload and confirm that FUASK is correctly reflected as your institution.
Does FUASK use JAMB CAPS?
Yes. FUASK’s admission instructions direct candidates to use JAMB CAPS for changes of institution and O’Level uploads, while admission processing for UTME candidates is connected to JAMB’s system.
What is the FUASK cut-off mark for 2026/2027?
FUASK’s 2026/2027 admission notice states a minimum UTME score of 170 and five relevant O’Level credits including Mathematics and English in not more than two sittings. Programme-specific requirements may apply.
Does scoring 170 guarantee FUASK admission?
No. The 170 score is a general minimum stated in the 2026/2027 admission notice. Admission also depends on programme requirements, candidate qualifications, available spaces and the university’s admission process.
Can I gain admission if FUASK was not my first choice?
Candidates who did not initially choose FUASK as their first-choice institution were instructed by the university to change their institution to FUASK through JAMB CAPS.
Can I still be admitted after the second screening?
Candidates who participated in the second screening should continue monitoring JAMB CAPS and the FUASK portal. Admission processing may follow after screening.
What documents were required for the FUASK 2026 screening?
The university listed O’Level results, 2026 UTME result slip, UTME registration or change-of-institution slip, passport photographs, birth certificate/declaration of age, indigene certificate, payment receipt and completed application form.
When was the FUASK second Post-UTME screening?
The second screening was scheduled for August 17–19, 2026, with different faculties assigned to different days.
Does FUASK offer Direct Entry admission?
Yes. FUASK’s 2026/2027 admission notice includes Direct Entry candidates and specifies relevant qualification requirements.
What if my O’Level result is not on JAMB CAPS?
Candidates should visit an approved JAMB CBT centre to have their O’Level result uploaded and verify that it appears correctly.
Can I accept FUASK admission on JAMB CAPS?
If JAMB displays a FUASK admission offer on your CAPS profile, follow the acceptance instructions if you want to take up the admission.
What happens after accepting FUASK admission?
You should monitor the FUASK portal for clearance and registration instructions, prepare your credentials and complete the university’s required registration processes.
Can FUASK release admission in batches?
Universities can process admissions in stages, but candidates should only rely on specific first-, second- or supplementary-batch announcements when they are officially confirmed.
Is the 2025/2026 FUASK admission list still available?
The 2025/2026 admission exercise is a previous session. Reports from September 2025 indicated that FUASK began uploading that session’s admission list to JAMB CAPS.
Where is Federal University of Applied Sciences Kachia located?
FUASK is located along KM100, Keffi/Kachia Road, Kachia, Kaduna State, according to the university’s official website.
When was FUASK established?
FUASK was established in 2025 by the Federal Government of Nigeria.
What courses does FUASK offer?
The university offers programmes across areas including medicine, allied health sciences, pharmacy, computing, sciences, architecture, agriculture and environmental sciences. Its 2026/2027 admission information lists 30 programmes.
Can an agent check my FUASK admission for me?
You can receive assistance from someone you trust with navigating the internet, but you should not disclose your JAMB password or allow unknown people to control your account.
How do I know whether a FUASK admission message is genuine?
Verify it through JAMB CAPS and the official FUASK portal. A WhatsApp message, phone call or screenshot alone should not be considered sufficient proof.
Can someone guarantee my FUASK admission?
No legitimate individual can guarantee admission outside the official admission process. Avoid anyone asking for money in exchange for guaranteed admission.
What should I do if I am not admitted?
Continue monitoring the official platforms while the admission exercise remains open. Also verify your JAMB information, O’Level upload and programme requirements.
Will FUASK release a supplementary admission list?
If the university decides to conduct supplementary admissions, it should announce the process through its official communication channels. Candidates should not buy a supposed supplementary form from unofficial agents.
Conclusion
The FUASK admission list 2026/2027 is highly anticipated by candidates who participated in the university’s admission screening exercise. As of August 26, 2026, FUASK has confirmed that the 2026/2027 admission exercise is ongoing and has conducted a second Post-UTME screening, but the university’s official website has not yet clearly announced a public 2026/2027 admission list.
Candidates should therefore check JAMB CAPS and the official FUASK portal regularly, ensure their O’Level results are uploaded, and complete any outstanding admission requirements. Most importantly, avoid unofficial websites, admission agents and anyone requesting money to “upgrade” your admission status.
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