YABATECH ISSUES URGENT NOTICE TO 2025/2026 FULL TIME ADMISSION APPLICANTS

YABATECH ISSUES URGENT NOTICE TO 2025/2026 FULL TIME ADMISSION APPLICANTS

Legitdan News reports that Yaba College of Technology has released an important notice to all applicants for the 2025/2026 full time admission exercise.

The notice, issued by the Office of the Registrar, highlights four major requirements that every applicant must follow.

1. O’Level Result Upload
   Applicants must upload their O’Level results on the JAMB CAPS portal at an accredited CBT centre. They must refresh CAPS to confirm the result is showing. The deadline is 11.59 p.m. on Sunday, November 23, 2025. Processing of admissions will begin on Monday, November 24.

2. Change of Course
   The window for change of course will run from Monday, December 8 to Wednesday, December 10, 2025.
   • Candidates changing course must apply on both the Yabatech portal and the JAMB portal before the deadline.
   • Candidates must ensure they have the required O’Level subjects and UTME subject combination for the new course they want.
   The school warns that there will be no extension for the change of course period.

3. Acceptance and Printing of Admission Letters
   Once offered admission, candidates must accept it on JAMB CAPS and print their admission letters from both the institution and JAMB portals.

4. Name Consistency
   Applicants must ensure their names are correctly arranged and consistent across all documents before online and physical screening.

The Registrar warns that failure to comply with any of the instructions will lead to forfeiture of admission.

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