University of Ibadan opens 2026/2027 acceptance fee payment for admitted candidates

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University of Ibadan has announced the payment of acceptance fee for candidates offered admission in its 2026/2027 admission exercise. The institution said only candidates who have generated their admission letters on CAPS should proceed to pay the non-refundable acceptance fee of N50,000 on the admissions portal.

Key facts

  • The acceptance fee is non-refundable and costs N50,000.
  • Only candidates who have been offered admission and generated their admission letters on CAPS are to pay.
  • The admission portal will open from 2 November 2026 to 30 November 2026.
  • Applicants must upload O/L result(s) and WAEC or NECO scratch card PIN/SERIAL numbers with payment.
  • The university said there will be no extension of the deadline.

What admitted candidates need to do now

Admitted candidates who have already generated their admission letters on CAPS must log on to www.admissions.ui.edu.ng and complete payment within the stated period. The university also said candidates who have not yet generated their admission letters should do so before attempting payment.

Alongside payment, candidates are required to upload their O/L result(s) and the PIN/SERIAL numbers of the WAEC or NECO scratch card used for their O’L results. Because the fee is non-refundable and the deadline will not be extended, eligible candidates need to complete both steps during the portal window.

Frequently asked questions

Who should pay the acceptance fee?

Candidates who have been offered admission and have generated their admission letters on CAPS should proceed with payment.

What documents must be uploaded with the payment?

Candidates must upload their O/L result(s) and the PIN/SERIAL numbers of the WAEC or NECO scratch card used for those results.

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