Sa’adu Zungur University (SAZU) Supplementary Admission List 2025
If you’re still hoping to land a spot at Sa’adu Zungur University (SAZU) for the 2024/2025 academic session, here’s some good news—the Supplementary Admission List is out.
This is the university’s last call for candidates who didn’t make the earlier batches, either due to limited space or incomplete processes.
If you’ve been waiting for this list, now is the time to take action. Below is a complete breakdown of how to check your admission status, what steps to follow after confirming your name, and what documents to prepare for the next stage.
What’s This Supplementary List About?
This final list includes applicants who:
- Met the admission requirements,
- Applied within the set timeline,
- But didn’t get picked in earlier rounds due to space or processing delays.
If you fall into that category, this release is your final shot at getting in this academic year.
How to Check the SAZU Supplementary Admission List (2024/2025)
To find out if you’ve made it:
- Go to the SAZU Website
→ https://www.sazu.edu.ng - Navigate to the ‘Admission’ Section
Look for either “Supplementary Admission List” or “Admission List 2024/2025.” - Open the List
- If it’s a PDF, download it and search using your JAMB Reg. Number or full name.
- If it’s an online form, enter your JAMB details and click “Check.”
- Admission Confirmed?
Congratulations—if your name’s there, you’ve secured a provisional admission spot.
Next Steps After Admission Confirmation
Getting on the list isn’t the end of the process. You need to move quickly to lock in your place.
1. Accept the Offer on JAMB CAPS
- Go to: https://www.jamb.gov.ng/Efacility
- Log in with your registered email and password
- Select “Check Admission Status”
- Choose your current admission year
- Click on “Access My CAPS”
- Go to “Admission Status”
- Tap “Accept Admission”
Note: Skipping this step automatically cancels your admission—even if your name is on SAZU’s list.
2. Print Your JAMB Admission Letter
After accepting the offer, generate and print your JAMB Admission Letter—it’s a key document required during screening and future registrations.
3. Pay the SAZU Acceptance Fee
Log into the SAZU portal, follow the prompts, and pay your acceptance fee within the given deadline.
Heads up: Delay in payment might cost you the spot. The university doesn’t keep seats on hold.
Documents Required for Physical Screening
Once you’ve completed the online steps, you’ll be invited for physical screening at your faculty. Be prepared to present:
- Original & photocopy of your JAMB result slip
- WAEC/NECO/NABTEB result (original and photocopy)
- Printed SAZU online screening form
- At least two recent passport photographs
- Scratch card for your O’Level exam (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB)
Important: Before going for screening, make sure your O’Level results are uploaded to the JAMB portal via an accredited CBT center. If not, your admission might get delayed—or worse, rejected.
Screening Venue & Timing
You’ll be screened within your department or faculty. SAZU will release specific dates—don’t miss them. After successful screening, check your JAMB CAPS again after 2–3 days to confirm full approval.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What Is the Supplementary List All About?
It’s the final round of admissions for students who weren’t shortlisted earlier despite meeting the cut-off marks. It includes late applicants and those whose documents were updated later.
2. Where Can I View the Admission List?
You can check it on:
- The official SAZU site: https://www.sazu.edu.ng
- Or your JAMB CAPS portal.
3. What If I Don’t Accept Admission on CAPS?
You’ll lose the offer. Accepting it on JAMB CAPS is the only way to validate your spot at SAZU.
4. What’s the Cost of the Acceptance Fee?
The fee varies slightly by faculty but usually falls between ₦10,000 and ₦25,000. Always verify the latest fee on the SAZU portal to avoid misinformation.
5. Didn’t Make the List? Is There Still Hope?
If you’re not on this list—and weren’t on the previous ones—then unfortunately, you won’t be admitted this session. You can consider:
- Applying for a change of institution, or
- Waiting for the next admission cycle.
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