Education
DELSU Gives Today As Deadline For New Students To Upload O’Level Results On JAMB CAPS, Verify Direct Entry Results With JAMB
By Daniel Dafe
Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka has called on all newly admitted candidates for the2025/2026 academic session, who are yet to upload their O’Level results on the JAMB CAPS or verify their Direct Entry results with JAMB to do so on or before Friday, 24th October, 2025.
This was contained in an official bulletin issued by the Public Relations Unit of the Directorate of Ceremonials, Information and Public Relations, Vice Chancellor’s Office, on Thursday.
According to the statement, “this exercise is compulsory for the purpose of proposing and recommending successful candidates on JAMB CAPS, which will enable them to receive their JAMB Admission Letters.”
Adding: “Candidates who have been shortlisted into programmes different from those originally chosen are advised to promptly apply for a Change of Course on the JAMB portal to reflect their currently assigned programmes,” just as the institution further directed candidates to submit evidence of compliance (such as printed confirmation slips) to the University Admissions Office, on or before Monday, 27th October, 2025.
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“Please note, that candidates who fail to comply with these directives shall be deemed to have declined the provisional offer of admission, and such candidates will be immediately replaced.
“Also note, that there shall be no extension of the deadline,” the statement concluded.
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