SUMAS Admission List 2025/2026 Release | How to Check

The State University of Medical and Applied Sciences (SUMAS), Enugu, has officially released its first batch admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session. This exciting news comes as hundreds of candidates who applied through the 2025 JAMB UTME eagerly await confirmation of their admission status.

As one of Nigeria’s youngest specialized universities, SUMAS is committed to training healthcare and applied science professionals. The release of the admission list is an important step for candidates looking to begin their journey in fields such as medicine, nursing, pharmacy, and allied health sciences.

This article provides a detailed guide on how to check the SUMAS admission list, confirm your offer on JAMB CAPS, complete registration on the SUMAS portal, and prepare for the upcoming academic session.

About SUMAS

The State University of Medical and Applied Sciences (SUMAS), located in Igbo-Eno, Enugu State, was established to strengthen access to quality education in health and applied sciences.

The institution is focused on producing graduates who are academically sound and practically skilled, with the capacity to meet both national and global healthcare demands.

SUMAS Admission List 2025/2026

The first batch admission list contains names of candidates who:

1. Sat for the 2025 JAMB UTME
2. Chose SUMAS as their first choice institution
3. Met the university’s cut-off marks
4. Participated in the post-UTME screening

The list can be accessed on both the JAMB Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) and the SUMAS official portal.

How to Check SUMAS Admission on JAMB CAPS

To check your status via CAPS:

1. Visit www.jamb.gov.ng/efacility
2. Log in with your JAMB email and password
3. Select Check Admission Status
4. Enter your JAMB Registration Number and exam year (2025)
5. Click Access My CAPS
6. Select Admission Status
7. A congratulatory message will appear if you’ve been offered admission.

Accepting Your Admission on JAMB CAPS

If you’re offered admission:

1. Click Accept Admission
2. Print your JAMB Admission Letter
3. Print your Original JAMB Result Slip

Not accepting admission on CAPS may result in withdrawal of the offer.

How to Check SUMAS Admission on the School Portal

After confirming on CAPS, proceed to the SUMAS portal:

1. Visit www.sumas.edu.ng
2. Go to the Admissions section
3. Enter your JAMB Registration Number
4. Log in to check your admission status
5. Download and print your admission notification slip

What to Do After Admission

1. Pay Acceptance Fee

This is the first mandatory payment for all admitted candidates.

2. Upload and Submit Documents

Documents required include:

1. Birth Certificate
2. O-Level Results (WAEC/NECO)
3. Local Government Certificate of Origin
4. JAMB Result Slip
5. Passport Photograph

3. Report for Clearance

Go to the admissions office with originals of your documents for verification.

4. Pay Tuition Fees

Once cleared, log into the SUMAS portal to pay tuition fees.

5. Course Registration

Register online for your courses through your department before lectures begin.

Faculties and Programs at SUMAS

Being a specialized university, SUMAS offers programs in health and applied sciences, including:

1. Faculty of Medicine – Medicine and Surgery
2. Faculty of Nursing Sciences – Nursing Science
3. Faculty of Pharmacy – Pharmacy
4. Faculty of Allied Health Sciences – Physiotherapy, Medical Laboratory Science, Radiography
5. Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences – Anatomy, Biochemistry, Physiology
6. Faculty of Applied Sciences – Computer Science, Microbiology, Industrial Chemistry

These programs are highly competitive, particularly Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy.

Important Admission Deadlines

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has set nationwide deadlines:

1. Public Universities: October 31, 2025
2. Private Universities: November 30, 2025
3. Other Institutions: December 31, 2025

As a state-owned university, SUMAS must complete admissions by the October deadline.

Common Issues Candidates Face

1. Admission in Progress: Means your admission is still being processed. Keep checking.
2. No Admission Yet: Stay calm; more lists will be released.
3. Transfer Approval: Some candidates may be moved to other programs. Accept the transfer on CAPS to remain eligible.
4. O-Level Upload Issues: Visit a JAMB CBT centre if your O-Level results are missing.

Tips for New SUMAS Students

1. Keep multiple copies of all admission documents.
2. Monitor the SUMAS portal for updates regularly.
3. Prepare financially for tuition, books, lab coats, and accommodation.
4. Join fresher WhatsApp groups or student forums for updates.
5. Balance academics with personal discipline for success in medical training.

Why Choose SUMAS?

1. Specialized training in medical and applied sciences
2. Strong commitment from Enugu State Government
3. Cutting-edge laboratories and teaching facilities
4. Graduates equipped for local and international opportunities

The release of the SUMAS admission list for the 2025/2026 academic session marks a new beginning for aspiring students. If you’ve been admitted, act quickly by accepting your admission on CAPS, paying your acceptance fee, and completing clearance.

If your name isn’t on the first list, don’t panic. The university will release additional batches before the JAMB deadline.

SUMAS is steadily building a reputation as a centre of excellence in health and applied sciences, making it a prime choice for ambitious students.

FAQs on SUMAS Admission List

1. When was the SUMAS admission list released?
The first batch was released in September 2025.

2. How do I check my admission status?
Through JAMB CAPS and the SUMAS portal.

3. Will there be a second or third list?
Yes, supplementary batches will follow.

4. Is SUMAS admission competitive?
Yes, particularly for Medicine, Nursing, and Pharmacy.

5. What is the acceptance fee for SUMAS?
The exact fee is published on the SUMAS portal each session.