AKUM Pre-Degree Admission List 2025/2026 Released
Abdulkadir Kure University, Minna, also known as AKUM, has released the 2025/2026 Pre-Degree Programme admission list. The announcement comes from the Centre for Basic and Professional Studies (CBPS), which oversees the programme designed to prepare students for degree-level study at AKUM.
Applicants who took part in the admission process can now check their status and complete their acceptance steps through the official CBPS portal.
How to Check the AKUM Pre-Degree Admission List
Step-by-Step Guide
- Go to the official CBPS portal: cbps.akum.edu.ng/check-admission-status.php
- Enter your registered phone number in the required field to confirm your admission status.
Successful candidates are encouraged to proceed immediately with the next steps to secure their place.
Acceptance Fee Payment Process
- Pay a non-refundable acceptance fee of N1,000 (One Thousand Naira) into the designated account listed on the CBPS portal.
- Visit the CBPS Centre with your payment details for verification.
- Once your payment has been confirmed, you can access your Admission Notification Letter, and your student portal will be activated.
This process confirms your intention to join the Pre-Degree Programme and allows AKUM to finalise your enrolment details.
Support and Contact Information
Students who need assistance with the admission process or technical support can contact the CBPS Admissions Office through the contact details available on the official portal. The support team is ready to guide applicants through each stage of admission confirmation and verification.
Welcome to Abdulkadir Kure University, Minna
The management of AKUM congratulates all newly admitted students and welcomes them to the university community. The Pre-Degree Programme marks the start of an academic path that opens opportunities for personal growth and higher education success.
AKUM remains committed to providing a solid foundation for future scholars and professionals through well-structured academic programmes and student-focused support.
