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The news is out, and it is official. Evangel University, Akaeze in Ebonyi State, has published the list of lucky candidates admitted for the new academic session. For many, it feels like a door swinging open after months of waiting. For others, well, patience is still the name of the game.
How to Check the Evangel University Admission List
At this point, the only way to confirm your admission status is through the JAMB CAPS portal. It may look a bit stiff at first glance, but the process is straightforward once you settle into it. Here’s the route:
- Visit the JAMB eFacility portal.
- Enter your JAMB username and password to log in.
- Scroll until you find the “Check Admission Status” option.
- Select “Access my CAPS.”
- Tap on “Admission Status” to see if Evangel University has offered you a seat.
Some candidates may find “Admission Still in Progress” or “Not Admitted” flashing on the screen. Do not lose heart. Keep checking back, as updates are rolled out in batches.
Next Steps After Admission Offer
For those who see the green light, the next move is simple. Send ACCEPT or REJECT via SMS to 55019 or 66019, using the phone number linked to your JAMB profile. A single word makes the difference between taking your place or letting it slip.
After acceptance, do not forget to print your JAMB admission letter. That piece of paper carries weight, you will need it for clearance and other official steps.
Quick Tip for Mobile Users
Here is where some students stumble. If you are on a mobile phone, the page may not display the full options. You might only see a welcome message staring back at you. The way around it is to switch to desktop mode. On Chrome, open settings and tap “request desktop site.” Problem solved, and the full page shows up.
Final Word
Congratulations to everyone who made it onto the Evangel University admission list for the 2025/2026 academic year. It is more than just names on a portal, it is the start of something new. For families, for communities, for the students themselves, this is a big step forward. If you are still waiting, keep your chin up. Sometimes good news just takes a little longer to land.
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