KUST Admission List 2026/2027: ADUSTECH Status Guide

Check the KUST admission list under the university’s current name, Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology, Wudil, commonly called ADUSTECH. At this review, the official public admission-list page still identifies 2025/2026, while the university homepage advertises 2026/2027 Post-UTME applications. Therefore, the displayed older list does not confirm a 2026/2027 offer. Check the session heading and your personal JAMB CAPS record before acting.

This guide covers the Wudil institution formerly known as Kano University of Science and Technology. It explains the list search, session differences, batches and registration checks.

Last updated: 9 October 2026.

KUST admission list: quick facts

Item	Verified context
Current institution	Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology, Wudil
Earlier name	Kano University of Science and Technology, KUST
Public list heading checked	2025/2026 Academic Session
Separate homepage announcement	2026/2027 Post-UTME application
Search identifiers	JAMB number or candidate name
Personal JAMB result	Check CAPS for the relevant application year
Current offer and fees	Follow instructions that match your admitted session

Which KUST admission list are you viewing?

The official university website explains the change from KUST to Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology. As a result, an applicant may encounter both names in older guides and portal addresses. The Wudil location and institution identity help you connect those records correctly.

However, the academic session needs a separate check. A website can advertise a new screening exercise while continuing to display an earlier admission list. That is the situation on the public pages examined during this review.

Do not use an individual admission date or the website’s copyright year as a substitute for the session heading. A record dated in calendar year 2026 can still belong to 2025/2026. For a current applicant, the relevant question is whether the offer names the intake you applied for.

Our admission list guides explain why session labels matter when comparing school and JAMB information.

How to search the KUST admission list on the school website

Open the official ADUSTECH admission-list page. The public page offers a search by JAMB number, surname, first name or middle name.

Read the academic-session heading before searching.
Enter your JAMB number where possible, since names can overlap.
Use the search controls to display matching records.
If you search by name, compare all identifying details rather than assuming the first match is yours.
Read the programme and admitted-session context alongside the result.
Confirm the required JAMB record and school instructions before proceeding to acceptance or registration.

If the page still shows 2025/2026, its results concern that displayed intake. A missing name there does not settle a separate 2026/2027 application. Likewise, a match in the older list does not create a new offer.

Keep a copy of any genuine result with the session heading visible. This gives the admissions office useful context if you later need clarification. A cropped screenshot containing only a name or course can cause avoidable confusion.

Checking KUST admission on JAMB CAPS

For your personal JAMB record, use the official eFacility portal. Our JAMB portal login guide provides additional help with access.

Sign in to the JAMB account used for your application.
Open Check Admission Status and select the applicable examination year where requested.
Confirm your registration number, then open Access my CAPS.
Read Admission Status, including the institution and programme.
If an offer appears, follow JAMB’s current instructions to accept or reject it.
Check that the response reflects before printing the admission letter and continuing the school process.

If a phone hides the admission menu, request desktop view and reopen CAPS. A display adjustment helps you read the record but cannot change its outcome.

Also inspect Transfer Approval if the university proposes another course. Read the programme requirements before deciding. A transfer proposal is not the same as a completed admission offer, so return to the admission section afterwards to check the final position.

What the older ADUSTECH list says about registration

The 2025/2026 list includes instructions about the school portal, acceptance-fee invoice and admission letter. It also requires candidates to update their O’level information and accept the JAMB offer before the university issues its letter.

Those instructions explain the relationship between the school and JAMB records for that displayed intake. However, they do not establish every 2026/2027 payment amount or deadline. A new applicant should obtain current instructions from the offer and authorised school service.

If your own record concerns 2025/2026, follow the instructions applicable to that admission and check whether any registration window remains open. If it concerns 2026/2027, ask the university about a mismatched or older instruction before paying.

The school’s public list search does not require you to share a password with this website or a private agent. Keep account-access details within the official login process. Use support when you cannot connect a list result with your account.

KUST admission list batches and merit claims

First, second, third, merit and supplementary lists are labels the institution may use for stages of admission. They do not provide a fixed timetable unless the university publishes one for the relevant session.

This review did not establish a complete official 2026/2027 batch sequence. Therefore, it would be misleading to call all current batches released simply because the older public list contains many records. Read each new announcement separately.

If a PDF circulates, check its full heading, source and session. Then compare your registration number and programme. A file named “KUST list” without those details cannot reliably establish your admission.

Our school admission status guide explains how to compare a public list with an individual record. Keep checking official updates while the process remains open, but do not assume that an additional batch guarantees your selection.

If your name or CAPS offer is missing

Begin by checking which session you searched. Next, confirm your JAMB number and the account used for screening. An older list is the wrong place to diagnose a current application.

For CAPS, check that your O’level results appear correctly. Also review any transfer proposal and ensure your application details match the intended institution. If you need help understanding the registration record, see our JAMB registration guide.

A general eligibility score does not guarantee a particular course. Equally, a pending result does not prove that you failed a specific requirement. The university must explain an individual document query or programme decision.

Admission in Progress means the record is unfinished. It carries no verified 90% chance of success. If the school and JAMB records disagree, preserve both and ask the relevant office about the mismatch. Avoid changing your institution or course merely on the advice of an unverified comment.

After a confirmed offer

First, check the university name, course and session. Then respond to the JAMB offer through the authorised process and verify the updated status. Save both school and JAMB admission documents where required.

Next, obtain the current acceptance and registration instructions. Generate payment invoices only through the official school service. Confirm the amount, payee and purpose before paying. An application charge and acceptance fee are different stages.

Prepare the documents listed by the university, including readable academic records and identification. Complete clearance and course registration in the prescribed order. Keep the acknowledgement for each step rather than assuming that payment alone completed the process.

Finally, confirm resumption and accommodation arrangements for your admitted session. A hostel request does not automatically create an allocation. Use the current notice before making travel plans, especially when an older guide lists a different intake.

KUST admission list FAQs

Is KUST now called ADUSTECH?

Yes. The official website identifies the institution as Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology, Wudil, formerly Kano University of Science and Technology. Some portal addresses still use KUST.

Is the KUST admission list for 2026/2027 confirmed?

The public admission-list page checked in this review still identifies 2025/2026. The separate 2026/2027 screening announcement does not prove that a complete current list is out. Check your personal CAPS record and current school notices.

Can I search the KUST admission list by surname?

The official list page provides a name search as well as a JAMB-number search. Compare the full details because candidates can share surnames.

Why does a 2026 admission date appear under 2025/2026?

Calendar year and academic session are different labels. Read the session heading and your offer together. The calendar date alone does not make the record a 2026/2027 offer.

What follows a genuine KUST admission offer?

Complete the required JAMB response, obtain current school instructions and follow acceptance, clearance and registration steps. Use the invoice and notice for your own session.

Final check

Check the KUST admission list under ADUSTECH’s current services and read the session first. Compare your personal CAPS record, then follow a confirmed offer. This prevents an older public list or screening announcement from becoming a mistaken admission claim.