1. Choose KWASU as First Choice: KWASU strictly considers first-choice candidates. You’ll need to change to KWASU if it wasn’t your first choice initially.
2. Minimum UTME Score: The acceptable score is generally 180, but competitive courses may require higher scores (200+).
3. Participate in Online Screening: KWASU conducts online screening — you’ll need to pay the fee and fill in your details on their portal.
4. Have Complete O’Level Results: You need at least 5 credits including English and Maths. Awaiting result is often accepted temporarily but must be uploaded before admission.
5. Upload to JAMB CAPS: Ensure your O’Level results are correctly uploaded and visible on your JAMB CAPS profile.
6. Correct Subject Combination: Use the right JAMB subject combo for your course. Wrong combinations = no admission.
7. Check Screening Portal Frequently: After registration, check the portal and your email for updates and screening outcomes.
8. Pay Acceptance Fee Quickly: Once admitted, accept your admission on CAPS and quickly pay the acceptance fee to secure your slot.
9. Stay Alert for Supplementary Lists: KWASU sometimes releases supplementary and second lists. Don’t give up if you’re not on the first list.
10. Follow Official Channels: Use only the official KWASU website and recognized platforms to avoid fake news or scams.
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