Babcock University
Babcock University Merit Admission List 2025/2026 Out

The Babcock University Admission List for the 2025/2026 academic session has been released.

Candidates who applied to the university can now check their admission status both on the JAMB CAPS portal and the Babcock University admission portal.

 

 

This guide provides clear steps on how to confirm your admission and complete all necessary acceptance procedures.

How to Check the Babcock University Admission List

You can confirm your admission status through two platforms: the JAMB CAPS portal and the Babcock University Admission Portal.

Option 1: Check through JAMB CAPS

  1. Visit the JAMB E-Facility portal.
  2. Log in using your JAMB email and password.
  3. Scroll to Check Admission Status and click it.
  4. Choose Access my CAPS.
  5. Select Admission Status to see if you have been offered admission to Babcock University.

For Mobile Users

If using a phone and you cannot see the full CAPS page, switch to Desktop Mode using your browser’s menu. The Chrome browser is recommended for best results.

Understanding JAMB CAPS Responses

  • ADMISSION OFFERED: Congratulations! Your admission has been approved. Accept or reject the offer on CAPS.
  • ADMISSION IN PROGRESS (AIP): Your application is being processed for final approval.
  • RECOMMENDED: JAMB is reviewing your school’s recommendation.
  • NOT ADMITTED: Your admission is still under consideration or yet to be released.
  • PENDING: Your application is awaiting decision.

What to Do After You Are Admitted

Candidates who have been offered admission should:

  1. Accept or reject the offer either at an approved JAMB CBT centre or via SMS by sending ACCEPT or REJECT to 55019 or 66019 using their registered phone number.
  2. Print their JAMB Admission Letter.

Option 2: Check via Babcock University Admission Portal

  1. Visit the Babcock University Admission Portal.
  2. Log in with your application email address and password.
  3. Check your admission status and print your admission letter from the same portal.

Admission Acceptance Fee

Candidates offered admission should pay a non-refundable acceptance fee:

  • ₦200,000 – for all courses except Law, Medicine, and Nursing.
  • ₦300,000 – for Law and Nursing.
  • ₦500,000 – for Medicine.

This fee is part of the overall tuition and confirms your acceptance of the admission offer.

Payment Process

Follow these steps after your admission is confirmed:

  1. On the congratulatory message page, click Next.
  2. Upload your JAMB Admission Letter.
  3. Proceed to the Acceptance Fee window and click Make Payment.
  4. After payment, download and print your receipt.
  5. To pay your school fees balance, click Make Additional Payment on the menu.
  6. Complete your Acceptance Form by selecting it from the top-left menu of the portal.
Babcock University
Babcock University Announces Resumption Date 2025/2026

The Babcock University Resumption date for 100 Level and Direct Entry students for the 2025/2026 academic session has been announced.

All newly admitted students are expected to resume on the dates specified for their respective schools. This schedule ensures an orderly and stress-free registration process on campus.

 

Babcock University Resumption Schedule

27th October 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

  • School of Law and Security Studies
  • School of Engineering
  • School of Environmental Science
  • School of Education and Humanities
  • School of Clinical Sciences
  • School of Science and Technology
  • School of Computing

28th October 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

  • Veronica Adeleke School of Social Sciences
  • School of Allied Health Sciences

29th October 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

  • School of Management Sciences
  • School of Nursing Science
  • School of Basic Medical Science

Arrival Guidelines for Main Campus Students

  1. On arrival, students should proceed directly to their halls of residence for room allocation.
  2. After receiving a room, proceed for bed space allocation.
  3. Next, visit the University Stadium for verification of credentials (JAMB admission letter, payment evidence, etc.) and biometric capture for your smart ID card.
  4. Continue to the University Amphitheatre for medical and psychosocial tests, spiritual care, and Worship Centre allocation.
  5. Finally, attend the General Orientation at the Amphitheatre.

Arrival Guidelines for Iperu Campus Students

Law, Engineering, and Environmental Sciences students will resume at the School of Law and Security Studies, Iperu Campus.

  1. Upon arrival, report to Canopy 1 on the open field for directions.
  2. Proceed to your allocated room and collect your bed space.
  3. Verification of credentials and biometric capture will be held at the indoor sports facility.
  4. Attend medical, psychosocial, and spiritual care sessions at Christ Our Foundation Chapel.
  5. Conclude with General Orientation at the Iperu Campus.

Required Documents and Items

Students must bring:

  • JAMB admission letter, WAEC/NECO result, and proof of school fee payment.
  • Birth certificate (National Population Commission) or affidavit of age declaration.
  • Bed sheets, pillowcases, toiletries, bucket, towels, and basic study materials.
  • Modest corporate clothing (skirts below the knee for females; shirts and ties for males).

Prohibited items include jeans, short skirts, cooking equipment, personal furniture, jewellery, and coloured make-up kits.

Acceptance Fee Details

  • ₦200,000 for most courses
  • ₦300,000 for Law and Nursing
  • ₦500,000 for Medicine

This fee is non-refundable and part of the overall tuition.

Payment Steps

  1. Upload your JAMB admission letter through the portal.
  2. Proceed to pay your acceptance fee.
  3. Print your payment receipt.
  4. Complete your Acceptance Form on the portal.

Final Admission Process

The final phase of admission is still ongoing. Qualified candidates yet to receive offers will be added in the last batch and should resume once their admission letters are confirmed through JAMB CAPS.

For More Information

Visit the official notice on Babcock University’s website for full details or contact the provided officers listed in the notice for assistance.

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Babcock University Ammounces Resumption Date 2025/2026

Students of Babcock University are asked to take note of the new resumption dates and important reminders before returning to campus. Payment proof and registration are required, and contacts for each school are provided for help. Kindly read on for full details and guidance.

The campus gates are set to open again, and as usual, Babcock University wants everyone to come prepared. The management has rolled out the dates, the do’s, and the don’ts. If you blink, you may miss one or two small but mighty rules, so let’s run through it together.

Who resumes when

Things are staggered, maybe to reduce the crowd or just to keep it orderly. Here is how it looks:

  • Year 3 students: Monday and Tuesday, 1–2 September 2025
  • Year 2 students: Wednesday and Thursday, 3–4 September 2025
  • Year 4 and 5 students: Monday to Thursday, 8–11 September 2025

The reminders that matter

A few small steps, if ignored, can cause wahala. So, take note:

  • Finish your registration before showing up. Don’t push it till last minute.
  • On arrival, head straight to your hall of residence. No detours.
  • Carry your student receipt or evidence of payment, you will need it before they hand over your room key.
  • Only students who have either paid their fees or have enough balance in their accounts will be allowed in. Simple as that.
  • The online portal for registration is still open, so better grab the chance now.

Who to call if things get sticky

Different schools have different officers. You know your school, so here’s the list:

  • College of Medicine: Adetunji Esther, 08030455403
  • School of Computing: Akalawu Alex, 08035064606
  • School of Science and Technology / Public and Allied Health: Oke Omotola, 08037546369
  • School of Nursing Science: Ndien Justina, 09162616469
  • Veronica Adeleke School of Social Sciences: Madukoma Goodluck, 08033529611
  • School of Law and Security Studies: Ayanlowo Felicia, 08135179244
  • School of Education and Humanities: Ayeni Ifeoma, 07034463054
  • School of Management Sciences: Emea Monica, 08060005778
  • School of Engineering / Environmental Science: Lucky Adeleke-Oyegbemi, 07039325029

For bursary matters, these are your go-to people:

  • Sarah Ogunsola, 08072090255
  • Labeke Oladipo, 07034635185
  • Kehinde Somefun, 08072090218
Babcock University
Updated: Babcock University Academic Calendar 2025/2026

Babcock University has released the 2025/2026 academic calendar for undergraduate students. It covers dates for resumption, registration, lectures, exams, breaks, and major events for all levels. Students and staff are advised to check the schedule and plan ahead.

Calendars aren’t just pieces of paper with numbers. In Babcock University, they’re the heartbeat of the year. This newly released 2025/2026 academic calendar lays out when the campus comes alive, when it pauses, and when it bursts into ceremonies. If you’re a student, this is your playbook.

First Semester — 200 to 600 Level (Returning Students)

  • Aug 18 – Aug 31, 2025 — Online registration from home
  • Aug 18 — Workshop for Deans, HoDs, and Course Advisors
  • Aug 19 — New faculty and teachers’ workshop
  • Aug 20 – Aug 23 — Colloquium
  • Sept 1 – Sept 4 — Return and complete registration (except Post-SIWES)
  • Sept 8 — Classes begin for most returning students
  • Sept 11 — Post-SIWES 400 & 500 levels resume
  • Sept 15 — Classes begin for Post-SIWES 400 & 500 levels
  • Sept 17 — Founder’s Day
  • Sept 18 — Academic Standards Board
  • Sept 25 — Senate meeting
  • Sept 26 — Last day to enter class, change programme, or register
  • Oct 1 — Independence Day holiday

First Semester — 100 Level and Direct Entry

  • Oct 14 – Oct 16 — Arrival and verification
  • Oct 17 – Oct 23 — Orientation
  • Oct 18 – Oct 25 — Youth Week of Prayer
  • Oct 27 — Classes start for 100 Level and Direct Entry
  • Oct 27 – Oct 31 — Mid-semester exams for returning students
  • Nov 6 — Academic Standards Board
  • Nov 13 — Senate
  • Nov 20 — Congregation
  • Nov 21 — Registration closes for fresh students
  • Dec 4 – Dec 18 — Exams for returning students
  • Dec 16 — Mid-semester break for fresh students
  • Dec 23 – Jan 6 — Inter-semester break for staff

Second Semester — 200 to 600 Level

  • Jan 7, 2026 — Staff resume
  • Jan 8 — Staff orientation
  • Jan 9 — Registry and hall prep
  • Jan 12 – Jan 14 — All students return
  • Jan 12 — Workshop for Deans, HoDs, and Advisors
  • Jan 13 — New faculty workshop
  • Jan 14 — Workshop on rankings
  • Jan 15 — Classes begin for returning students, first semester continues for freshers
  • Jan 29 — Academic Standards Board
  • Feb 2 – Feb 6 — Mid-semester exams for freshers
  • Feb 5 — Senate
  • Feb 6 — Last day to enter class for returning students
  • Feb 14 – Feb 21 — Week of Spiritual Emphasis
  • Feb 19 — Academic Standards Board
  • Feb 22 – Feb 28 — NAAS Week
  • Feb 24 – Mar 3 — Exams for freshers
  • Feb 26 — Senate
  • Mar 4 – Mar 8 — Break for freshers

Second Semester — 100 Level and Direct Entry

  • Mar 4 — Online registration starts
  • Mar 8 — Resumption
  • Mar 9 — Classes begin
  • Mar 9 – Mar 13 — Mid-semester exams for returning students
  • Mar 16 – Mar 20 — Career and Job Fair Week (graduating class lecture-free)
  • Mar 19 — Academic Standards Board
  • Mar 24 — Research Fair
  • Mar 26 — Senate
  • Mar 27 — Last day to enter class
  • Apr 3 — Registration closes
  • Apr 16 — Academic Standards Board
  • Apr 23 — Senate
  • Apr 23 – May 7 — Exams for returning students
  • May 1 — Workers’ Day
  • May 4 – May 8 — Mid-semester exams for freshers

Summer School

  • May 25 — Starts for 200–500 levels
  • May 27 — Classes begin
  • Jun 8 — Last day to enter class
  • Jun 11 — Academic Standards Board
  • Jun 18 — Senate
  • Jun 22 – Jun 26 — Mid-summer exams
  • Jun 25 – Jul 2 — Exams for freshers
  • Jul 1 — Post-SIWES resumption and classes start
  • Jul 13 – Jul 16 — Summer exams

Convocation Week — 2026

  • Jul 19 — Parents’ Luncheon
  • Jul 22 — Graduating students arrive
  • Jul 23 — Convocation lecture, alumni event, graduation dinner
  • Jul 24 — Dress rehearsal, tree planting, project dedication, consecration
  • Jul 25 — Baccalaureate, Vesper service
  • Jul 26 — Convocation ceremony

Post-SIWES

  • Jul 27 – Jul 31 — Mid-semester
  • Aug 24 – Aug 27 — Exams
Babcock University
Babcock University Announces Resumption Date for 2024/2025

Babcock University  has Announced  Resumption Date for 2024/2025 academic session. We hope this message finds you well and that you have had a restful break. As we prepare to commence a new academic session, please be informed of the following resumption schedule:

Babcock University notice on resumption for the New Academic Session (2024/2025)

Babcock University Resumption Dates by Level:

• Years 5 Students: Thursday, September 5, 2024

• Year 4 Students: Friday, September 6, 2024

Important Reminders:

  1. Registration: Ensure you have completed your registration for the new session before your resumption date.

  2. On arrival on campus students are to proceed directly to their respective halls of residence.

  3. All returning students are to present their evidence of payment (Student Receipt) for the semester at their respective halls of residence before room allocation.

  4. Only students with proof of payment of school fees, or sufficient balance in their student accounts will be allowed on campus.

  5. Meanwhile, the portal for online registration remains open. For further information on the schedule of school fees please visit the University website at www.babcock.edu.ng

  6. For those who have finalized their travel arrangements, which contradicts the aforementioned schedule, they are free to proceed with their plans without incurring any adverse consequences.

For further enquiries, please contact the necessary University officers below:

i. Adetunji Esther: College of Medicine (08072090621)

ii. Akalawu Alex: School of Computing & Engineering Science (08072090557)

iii. Oke Omotola: School of Science & Technology/School of Public & Allied Health (08072090482)

iv. Ndien Justina: School of Nursing Science (08072090198)

v. Madukoma Goodluck: Veronica Adeleke School of Social Sciences (08072090507)

vi. Ayanlowo Felicia: School of Law & Security Studies (08072090122)

vii. Ayeni Ifeoma: School of Education & Humanities (08072090483)

viii. Emea Monica: School of Management Sciences (08072090494)

ix. Lucky Izuwa School of Engineering & School of Environmental Science (07030325029)

Bursary:

i. Blessing Ugo-Harry (08072090227)

ii. Kehinde Somefun (08072090218).

We look forward to welcoming you back and wish you a successful and productive academic year.

 

Babcock University Announces Resumption Date for 2024/2025