Hello, am M S K . I got to know that there are some Direct entry candidates that dont even know about the online pasted list and how it can be checked. If knew, you must be very sure you are not in 1st list before waiting for the 2nd list because there some that have been given admission and they did'nt know.
Jamb site site uploaded the first batch for DE on 16th of Dec. last year.
Infact , OAU also uploaded her DE 1st batch list on 23rd of Dec. last year.
- To check ur Jamb admission status , log on to www.jamb.org.ng click on "ADMISSION STATUS" then enter your REGISTRATION NUMBER . This site will let you know if you have been offered admission in OAU or not.
- To check OAU 1st batch online admission list , log on to eportal.oauife.edu.ng click on "OAU 1ST BATCH ONLINE ADMISSION LIST", enter your REGISTRATION NUMBER and press enter. This site does'nt work at times but, keep on re-trying to get the info. needed.
NOTE: If "NO ADMISSION OFFERED YET" is shown to you when you check the Jamb site, you must make sure you check the OAUeportal listed above to confirm. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT !
I Wish You Best Of Luck.
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