COOU Admission 2026/2027: What to Do After Your Name Appears on JAMB CAPS

September 19, 2026
COOU Admission 2026/2027: What to Do After Your Name Appears on JAMB CAPS Getting the long-awaited “Congratulations, you have been offered admission” message on JAMB CAPS is one of the most exciting moments for any candidate seeking admission into Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, COOU. If you applied for admission into COOU for the 2026/2027 academic session and your name has now appeared on JAMB CAPS, congratulations. However, there is an important point every newly admitted candidate needs to understand. Seeing your admission on JAMB CAPS is not the final step. There are still several things you need to do to properly secure your admission, complete the university's admission process and prepare for registration as a COOU student. Candidates need to be particularly careful at this stage because admission periods also attract fraudsters and unofficial agents who may claim that they can help candidates “confirm,” “upgrade,” “process” or “secure” admission. This guide explains what COOU candidates should do after receiving admission on JAMB CAPS for the 2026/2027 academic session. What Does It Mean When COOU Admission Appears on JAMB CAPS? JAMB CAPS, which means the Central Admissions Processing System, is the system through which JAMB manages admissions into Nigerian tertiary institutions. If your JAMB CAPS profile shows that you have been offered admission into Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, it means you have received an admission offer through the JAMB admission process. Candidates should carefully check the institution and programme displayed on their profile. Do not rely only on a screenshot sent to you by another person. Log into your own JAMB profile and verify the information yourself. Your admission status should be checked using your personal JAMB account. Step 1: Confirm That the Institution Is COOU The first thing to do after seeing an admission offer is to confirm the institution. Check that the admission offer is for: Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU) Also check the programme or course you have been offered. Make sure the information displayed corresponds with your admission application. If you notice that you have been offered a different programme from the one you originally applied for, do not panic. Read the admission information carefully and seek clarification through the appropriate official channels before making any decision. Step 2: Accept Your Admission on JAMB CAPS If you have been offered admission into COOU and you want to take up the offer, one of the most important things to do is to accept the admission on JAMB CAPS. Do not assume that simply seeing “Admitted” means that you have completed every required step. COOU has previously published notices urging candidates with admission offers that had not yet been accepted on JAMB CAPS to accept them. Therefore, candidates should take the acceptance stage seriously. How to Accept COOU Admission on JAMB CAPS Log into your JAMB e-Facility account and access CAPS. Then: 1. Open your admission status. 2. Check the institution and programme offered. 3. Carefully read the admission information. 4. If you want the admission, select the option to accept the admission. 5. Confirm your decision. 6. Keep evidence of the completed process. Be extremely careful when selecting between Accept Admission and Reject Admission. If you want to study at COOU, do not accidentally reject the admission. Step 3: Check Your O'Level Result Your O'Level result is another important part of the admission process. COOU's official 2026/2027 admission information states that the upload of O'Level result or results is compulsory for candidates. Candidates should therefore make sure their required O'Level result has been properly uploaded to their JAMB profile. Depending on your qualification, this may involve WAEC, NECO or another accepted examination result. If you previously uploaded your result, it is still advisable to verify that the information is correctly reflected. If you discover that your result has not been uploaded or there is a problem with the upload, use the appropriate JAMB procedure to resolve the issue. Do not pay an unknown person who claims that they can secretly upload or manipulate your result. Step 4: Check Your COOU Admission Portal After confirming your JAMB admission, continue monitoring the official COOU admission platforms. The university's official admission information directs candidates to its admission portal and advises prospective students to monitor their phone numbers, email addresses and the COOU website for updates. The official COOU Post-UTME portal is: apply.coou.edu.ng Candidates should make sure they are using the genuine university website before entering personal information or making payments. The official COOU portal also currently carries an admission racketeering warning, stating that the university has not authorized individuals, groups or agents to offer admission slots or collect money on its behalf. Step 5: Watch for COOU Acceptance Fee Instructions After receiving admission, candidates should monitor official COOU announcements for information about acceptance fees and other approved charges. Do not rely on old acceptance-fee information from previous academic sessions. Fees can change from one session to another. Before making any payment, confirm: - The official amount - The official payment portal - The payment deadline - The purpose of the payment - The correct payment procedure - How to obtain your receipt Do not transfer admission-related money to a personal bank account simply because someone claims to be a COOU staff member or admission agent. Only use payment instructions provided through official university channels. Step 6: Print and Keep Your JAMB Admission Letter After your admission has been accepted and the appropriate JAMB process is completed, make sure you obtain and keep your JAMB Admission Letter. The admission letter is an important document that confirms your admission information. Keep both electronic and printed copies where appropriate. You may need your admission documentation during subsequent stages of your university registration and clearance. Step 7: Prepare Your Documents for Clearance Newly admitted students should begin preparing their documents early. Although the exact documents required can depend on the university's instructions, programme and individual circumstances, candidates should generally have important documents such as: JAMB Admission Letter Keep your admission letter safely. JAMB Result Keep your JAMB result documentation available. JAMB Registration Slip Your registration information may be required during documentation. O'Level Result Prepare your WAEC, NECO or other accepted result. Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age Keep the appropriate document available. Local Government Identification Prepare the relevant local government documentation where required. Passport Photographs Keep recent passport photographs available according to the required specification. COOU Screening Documents Keep copies of the documents generated during the COOU screening application. Payment Receipts Keep receipts for every official payment you make. Do not throw away payment receipts after completing a transaction. Step 8: Check Your Personal Information After receiving admission, carefully check your personal information. Look at: - Full name - Date of birth - Gender - State of origin - Local Government Area - JAMB registration number - Course - Faculty - Phone number - Email address If you notice an error, do not ignore it. Find out the appropriate correction procedure through JAMB or COOU before the problem affects your registration. Step 9: Prepare for COOU Clearance Admission and registration are two different stages. After receiving admission, candidates may still need to complete various university processes before becoming fully registered students. Depending on the instructions issued by COOU for the 2026/2027 academic session, candidates should watch for information relating to: - Acceptance - Clearance - Documentation - Medical screening - School fees - Faculty registration - Departmental registration - Course registration - Orientation - Matriculation Do not follow instructions from unofficial social media groups when they conflict with information published by the university. Step 10: Avoid Admission Fraud This is one of the most important things newly admitted candidates should understand. Admission periods attract people who claim to have special connections with university officials. You may encounter people saying: “Send money and I will confirm your admission.” “I can upgrade your admission.” “I can change your course.” “I can put your name on the admission list.” “I can secure your admission.” “I work directly with the admission office.” Be extremely careful. COOU's official admission portal has specifically warned candidates against admission racketeering and states that the university has not authorized individuals, groups or agents to offer admission slots or collect money on its behalf. Your admission should be verified through official COOU and JAMB channels. Step 11: What If Your Course Has Changed? Some candidates may receive admission into a course different from the programme they originally selected. For example, you may have applied for one programme and later discover that you have been offered another programme. Do not immediately assume that your admission is fake. First, verify the admission through JAMB CAPS and the relevant COOU platform. If you are satisfied with the programme, follow the official instructions. If you have concerns about the programme, seek clarification before accepting or rejecting anything. Never pay an unofficial agent who claims to have a secret way of changing your programme. Step 12: What If Your Friend Has Been Admitted but You Have Not? Do not panic simply because another candidate has received admission before you. Admission processing can happen at different times. One candidate may receive an admission offer while another candidate's status remains unchanged. If you have not yet been admitted, continue checking your JAMB CAPS profile and official COOU announcements. Also confirm that you completed the necessary screening requirements. COOU's official 2026/2027 information states that candidates should regularly monitor their phone number, email and the university website for updates. What If JAMB CAPS Still Says "Not Admitted"? If your CAPS status still says Not Admitted, do not immediately assume that your admission opportunity has ended. Check that: - You completed the COOU screening process. - Your O'Level result was uploaded. - Your personal information is correct. - You selected COOU appropriately. - You are monitoring the correct JAMB profile. - You are checking official COOU announcements. Continue monitoring the admission process until COOU or JAMB provides an official conclusion relevant to your application. What If CAPS Says "Admission in Progress"? If your status indicates that your admission is still being processed, remain patient and continue monitoring your profile. Avoid making unnecessary changes to your JAMB profile simply because you have seen a temporary status. If you believe there is an error, contact the appropriate official office for clarification. What If COOU Says You Have Been Admitted but CAPS Has Not Changed? This is a situation where candidates should be particularly careful. Do not immediately assume that everything is finalized simply because someone tells you that your name has appeared on a COOU list. Check your JAMB CAPS status yourself. JAMB remains an important part of the official admission process, so candidates should ensure that their admission information is properly reflected in the relevant JAMB documentation. If you are uncertain, contact the appropriate admission office rather than paying an agent. How Often Should You Check JAMB CAPS? You should monitor your JAMB profile regularly during the admission period. You do not need to refresh the page every few minutes. Instead, check periodically and pay attention to official announcements from COOU and JAMB. Also monitor the phone number and email address connected to your application. COOU's official 2026/2027 admission information specifically advises candidates to regularly monitor their phone number, email and the university website. COOU 2026/2027 Admission Information Candidates Should Know COOU's official 2026/2027 admission page states that candidates who made the university their first choice in the 2026 UTME were invited to register for the Post-UTME screening exercise. The university states that candidates for general programmes require a minimum UTME score of 150, while candidates for certain professional programmes including Law, Medicine, Nursing, Medical Laboratory Science and Pharmaceutical Science require a minimum score of 200. The university also states that candidates who did not initially select COOU as their first choice could apply after changing their institution through a JAMB CBT centre, subject to the stated requirements. Candidates should remember that meeting a general minimum score does not automatically guarantee admission into a particular programme. Programme-specific requirements and available admission spaces can affect the final admission process. COOU 2026/2027 Admission Checklist If your name has appeared on JAMB CAPS, use this checklist: 1. Confirm the institution Make sure the admission is for Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University. 2. Confirm your course Check the programme offered. 3. Accept the admission Accept the offer on JAMB CAPS if you want to take up the admission. 4. Verify your O'Level result Make sure your required result has been uploaded. 5. Check COOU's official portal Monitor the university's admission platform for instructions. 6. Prepare your documents Gather your JAMB, O'Level and other required documents. 7. Watch for acceptance-fee instructions Wait for official payment instructions. 8. Keep your receipts Save every official payment receipt. 9. Prepare for clearance Follow the official clearance and registration instructions. 10. Avoid fraudsters Do not pay unofficial agents to process or upgrade your admission. Important COOU Admission Safety Tips Never give your JAMB password to an unknown person. Never share your OTP with another person. Never send your admission payment to an unofficial bank account. Never believe someone simply because they claim to be connected to COOU. Never pay someone who promises to put your name on CAPS. Never pay an agent to “upgrade” your admission. Always verify information through official COOU and JAMB channels. Internal COOU News Articles You Should Also Read COOU 2026/2027 Admission List: Add your existing COOU News article about the 2026/2027 admission list here. COOU 2026/2027 Post-UTME Form: Add your existing COOU News article about the 2026/2027 Post-UTME screening here. COOU Cut-Off Mark 2026/2027: Add your existing COOU News article about COOU cut-off marks here. COOU School Fees 2026/2027: Add your existing COOU News article about COOU school fees here. COOU Courses and Requirements: Add your existing COOU News article about courses and admission requirements here. These internal links should be placed naturally within the article using descriptive anchor text rather than repeatedly using “click here.” Final Advice to Newly Admitted COOU Students Seeing your name on JAMB CAPS is a major achievement, but do not stop there. After receiving your COOU admission, carefully complete the remaining stages of the admission process. Accept your admission on JAMB CAPS if you want the offer. Confirm your programme. Check your O'Level result. Monitor the official COOU portal. Prepare your documents. Watch for official acceptance and registration instructions. Keep your payment receipts. And most importantly, protect yourself from admission fraud. COOU's official admission portal has warned candidates that the university has not authorized individuals, groups or agents to offer admission slots or collect money on its behalf. If you have been offered admission into COOU for the 2026/2027 academic session, congratulations once again. Your next goal should be to complete every required step correctly and prepare for your new academic journey at Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University. For official admission information, candidates should continue to monitor the COOU website, the official COOU admission portal and their JAMB CAPS profile.



COOU Admission 2026/2027: What to Do After Your Name Appears on JAMB CAPS

Getting the long-awaited “Congratulations, you have been offered admission” message on JAMB CAPS is one of the most exciting moments for any candidate seeking admission into Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, COOU.

If you applied for admission into COOU for the 2026/2027 academic session and your name has now appeared on JAMB CAPS, congratulations.

However, there is an important point every newly admitted candidate needs to understand.

Seeing your admission on JAMB CAPS is not the final step.

There are still several things you need to do to properly secure your admission, complete the university's admission process and prepare for registration as a COOU student.

Candidates need to be particularly careful at this stage because admission periods also attract fraudsters and unofficial agents who may claim that they can help candidates “confirm,” “upgrade,” “process” or “secure” admission.

This guide explains what COOU candidates should do after receiving admission on JAMB CAPS for the 2026/2027 academic session.

What Does It Mean When COOU Admission Appears on JAMB CAPS?

JAMB CAPS, which means the Central Admissions Processing System, is the system through which JAMB manages admissions into Nigerian tertiary institutions.

If your JAMB CAPS profile shows that you have been offered admission into Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, it means you have received an admission offer through the JAMB admission process.

Candidates should carefully check the institution and programme displayed on their profile.

Do not rely only on a screenshot sent to you by another person.

Log into your own JAMB profile and verify the information yourself.

Your admission status should be checked using your personal JAMB account.

Step 1: Confirm That the Institution Is COOU

The first thing to do after seeing an admission offer is to confirm the institution.

Check that the admission offer is for:

Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University (COOU)

Also check the programme or course you have been offered.

Make sure the information displayed corresponds with your admission application.

If you notice that you have been offered a different programme from the one you originally applied for, do not panic.

Read the admission information carefully and seek clarification through the appropriate official channels before making any decision.

Step 2: Accept Your Admission on JAMB CAPS

If you have been offered admission into COOU and you want to take up the offer, one of the most important things to do is to accept the admission on JAMB CAPS.

Do not assume that simply seeing “Admitted” means that you have completed every required step.

COOU has previously published notices urging candidates with admission offers that had not yet been accepted on JAMB CAPS to accept them.

Therefore, candidates should take the acceptance stage seriously.

How to Accept COOU Admission on JAMB CAPS

Log into your JAMB e-Facility account and access CAPS.

Then:

  1. Open your admission status.
  2. Check the institution and programme offered.
  3. Carefully read the admission information.
  4. If you want the admission, select the option to accept the admission.
  5. Confirm your decision.
  6. Keep evidence of the completed process.

Be extremely careful when selecting between Accept Admission and Reject Admission.

If you want to study at COOU, do not accidentally reject the admission.

Step 3: Check Your O'Level Result

Your O'Level result is another important part of the admission process.

COOU's official 2026/2027 admission information states that the upload of O'Level result or results is compulsory for candidates.

Candidates should therefore make sure their required O'Level result has been properly uploaded to their JAMB profile.

Depending on your qualification, this may involve WAEC, NECO or another accepted examination result.

If you previously uploaded your result, it is still advisable to verify that the information is correctly reflected.

If you discover that your result has not been uploaded or there is a problem with the upload, use the appropriate JAMB procedure to resolve the issue.

Do not pay an unknown person who claims that they can secretly upload or manipulate your result.

Step 4: Check Your COOU Admission Portal

After confirming your JAMB admission, continue monitoring the official COOU admission platforms.

The university's official admission information directs candidates to its admission portal and advises prospective students to monitor their phone numbers, email addresses and the COOU website for updates.

The official COOU Post-UTME portal is:

apply.coou.edu.ng

Candidates should make sure they are using the genuine university website before entering personal information or making payments.

The official COOU portal also currently carries an admission racketeering warning, stating that the university has not authorized individuals, groups or agents to offer admission slots or collect money on its behalf.

Step 5: Watch for COOU Acceptance Fee Instructions

After receiving admission, candidates should monitor official COOU announcements for information about acceptance fees and other approved charges.

Do not rely on old acceptance-fee information from previous academic sessions.

Fees can change from one session to another.

Before making any payment, confirm:

  • The official amount
  • The official payment portal
  • The payment deadline
  • The purpose of the payment
  • The correct payment procedure
  • How to obtain your receipt

Do not transfer admission-related money to a personal bank account simply because someone claims to be a COOU staff member or admission agent.

Only use payment instructions provided through official university channels.

Step 6: Print and Keep Your JAMB Admission Letter

After your admission has been accepted and the appropriate JAMB process is completed, make sure you obtain and keep your JAMB Admission Letter.

The admission letter is an important document that confirms your admission information.

Keep both electronic and printed copies where appropriate.

You may need your admission documentation during subsequent stages of your university registration and clearance.

Step 7: Prepare Your Documents for Clearance

Newly admitted students should begin preparing their documents early.

Although the exact documents required can depend on the university's instructions, programme and individual circumstances, candidates should generally have important documents such as:

JAMB Admission Letter

Keep your admission letter safely.

JAMB Result

Keep your JAMB result documentation available.

JAMB Registration Slip

Your registration information may be required during documentation.

O'Level Result

Prepare your WAEC, NECO or other accepted result.

Birth Certificate or Declaration of Age

Keep the appropriate document available.

Local Government Identification

Prepare the relevant local government documentation where required.

Passport Photographs

Keep recent passport photographs available according to the required specification.

COOU Screening Documents

Keep copies of the documents generated during the COOU screening application.

Payment Receipts

Keep receipts for every official payment you make.

Do not throw away payment receipts after completing a transaction.

Step 8: Check Your Personal Information

After receiving admission, carefully check your personal information.

Look at:

  • Full name
  • Date of birth
  • Gender
  • State of origin
  • Local Government Area
  • JAMB registration number
  • Course
  • Faculty
  • Phone number
  • Email address

If you notice an error, do not ignore it.

Find out the appropriate correction procedure through JAMB or COOU before the problem affects your registration.

Step 9: Prepare for COOU Clearance

Admission and registration are two different stages.

After receiving admission, candidates may still need to complete various university processes before becoming fully registered students.

Depending on the instructions issued by COOU for the 2026/2027 academic session, candidates should watch for information relating to:

  • Acceptance
  • Clearance
  • Documentation
  • Medical screening
  • School fees
  • Faculty registration
  • Departmental registration
  • Course registration
  • Orientation
  • Matriculation

Do not follow instructions from unofficial social media groups when they conflict with information published by the university.

Step 10: Avoid Admission Fraud

This is one of the most important things newly admitted candidates should understand.

Admission periods attract people who claim to have special connections with university officials.

You may encounter people saying:

“Send money and I will confirm your admission.”

“I can upgrade your admission.”

“I can change your course.”

“I can put your name on the admission list.”

“I can secure your admission.”

“I work directly with the admission office.”

Be extremely careful.

COOU's official admission portal has specifically warned candidates against admission racketeering and states that the university has not authorized individuals, groups or agents to offer admission slots or collect money on its behalf.

Your admission should be verified through official COOU and JAMB channels.

Step 11: What If Your Course Has Changed?

Some candidates may receive admission into a course different from the programme they originally selected.

For example, you may have applied for one programme and later discover that you have been offered another programme.

Do not immediately assume that your admission is fake.

First, verify the admission through JAMB CAPS and the relevant COOU platform.

If you are satisfied with the programme, follow the official instructions.

If you have concerns about the programme, seek clarification before accepting or rejecting anything.

Never pay an unofficial agent who claims to have a secret way of changing your programme.

Step 12: What If Your Friend Has Been Admitted but You Have Not?

Do not panic simply because another candidate has received admission before you.

Admission processing can happen at different times.

One candidate may receive an admission offer while another candidate's status remains unchanged.

If you have not yet been admitted, continue checking your JAMB CAPS profile and official COOU announcements.

Also confirm that you completed the necessary screening requirements.

COOU's official 2026/2027 information states that candidates should regularly monitor their phone number, email and the university website for updates.

What If JAMB CAPS Still Says "Not Admitted"?

If your CAPS status still says Not Admitted, do not immediately assume that your admission opportunity has ended.

Check that:

  • You completed the COOU screening process.
  • Your O'Level result was uploaded.
  • Your personal information is correct.
  • You selected COOU appropriately.
  • You are monitoring the correct JAMB profile.
  • You are checking official COOU announcements.

Continue monitoring the admission process until COOU or JAMB provides an official conclusion relevant to your application.

What If CAPS Says "Admission in Progress"?

If your status indicates that your admission is still being processed, remain patient and continue monitoring your profile.

Avoid making unnecessary changes to your JAMB profile simply because you have seen a temporary status.

If you believe there is an error, contact the appropriate official office for clarification.

What If COOU Says You Have Been Admitted but CAPS Has Not Changed?

This is a situation where candidates should be particularly careful.

Do not immediately assume that everything is finalized simply because someone tells you that your name has appeared on a COOU list.

Check your JAMB CAPS status yourself.

JAMB remains an important part of the official admission process, so candidates should ensure that their admission information is properly reflected in the relevant JAMB documentation.

If you are uncertain, contact the appropriate admission office rather than paying an agent.

How Often Should You Check JAMB CAPS?

You should monitor your JAMB profile regularly during the admission period.

You do not need to refresh the page every few minutes.

Instead, check periodically and pay attention to official announcements from COOU and JAMB.

Also monitor the phone number and email address connected to your application.

COOU's official 2026/2027 admission information specifically advises candidates to regularly monitor their phone number, email and the university website.

COOU 2026/2027 Admission Information Candidates Should Know

COOU's official 2026/2027 admission page states that candidates who made the university their first choice in the 2026 UTME were invited to register for the Post-UTME screening exercise.

The university states that candidates for general programmes require a minimum UTME score of 150, while candidates for certain professional programmes including Law, Medicine, Nursing, Medical Laboratory Science and Pharmaceutical Science require a minimum score of 200.

The university also states that candidates who did not initially select COOU as their first choice could apply after changing their institution through a JAMB CBT centre, subject to the stated requirements.

Candidates should remember that meeting a general minimum score does not automatically guarantee admission into a particular programme.

Programme-specific requirements and available admission spaces can affect the final admission process.

COOU 2026/2027 Admission Checklist

If your name has appeared on JAMB CAPS, use this checklist:

1. Confirm the institution

Make sure the admission is for Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University.

2. Confirm your course

Check the programme offered.

3. Accept the admission

Accept the offer on JAMB CAPS if you want to take up the admission.

4. Verify your O'Level result

Make sure your required result has been uploaded.

5. Check COOU's official portal

Monitor the university's admission platform for instructions.

6. Prepare your documents

Gather your JAMB, O'Level and other required documents.

7. Watch for acceptance-fee instructions

Wait for official payment instructions.

8. Keep your receipts

Save every official payment receipt.

9. Prepare for clearance

Follow the official clearance and registration instructions.

10. Avoid fraudsters

Do not pay unofficial agents to process or upgrade your admission.

Important COOU Admission Safety Tips

Never give your JAMB password to an unknown person.

Never share your OTP with another person.

Never send your admission payment to an unofficial bank account.

Never believe someone simply because they claim to be connected to COOU.

Never pay someone who promises to put your name on CAPS.

Never pay an agent to “upgrade” your admission.

Always verify information through official COOU and JAMB channels.

Internal COOU News Articles You Should Also Read

COOU 2026/2027 Admission List:
Add your existing COOU News article about the 2026/2027 admission list here.

COOU 2026/2027 Post-UTME Form:
Add your existing COOU News article about the 2026/2027 Post-UTME screening here.

COOU Cut-Off Mark 2026/2027:
Add your existing COOU News article about COOU cut-off marks here.

COOU School Fees 2026/2027:
Add your existing COOU News article about COOU school fees here.

COOU Courses and Requirements:
Add your existing COOU News article about courses and admission requirements here.

These internal links should be placed naturally within the article using descriptive anchor text rather than repeatedly using “click here.”

Final Advice to Newly Admitted COOU Students

Seeing your name on JAMB CAPS is a major achievement, but do not stop there.

After receiving your COOU admission, carefully complete the remaining stages of the admission process.

Accept your admission on JAMB CAPS if you want the offer.

Confirm your programme.

Check your O'Level result.

Monitor the official COOU portal.

Prepare your documents.

Watch for official acceptance and registration instructions.

Keep your payment receipts.

And most importantly, protect yourself from admission fraud.

COOU's official admission portal has warned candidates that the university has not authorized individuals, groups or agents to offer admission slots or collect money on its behalf.

If you have been offered admission into COOU for the 2026/2027 academic session, congratulations once again.

Your next goal should be to complete every required step correctly and prepare for your new academic journey at Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University.

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