AAU Direct Entry Admission List Available On JAMB website

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This is to inform all 2015 aspirants of Ambrose Alli University that the Direct entry Admission List has been uploaded on JAMB website.

    This new list includes names of admitted Direct Entry candidates.

 
  Candidates are to check their admission status on JAMB website now via this link
Admission Status Check

 1.Type in your JAMB Reg number


 2.Click on "Check Admission Status" to view your admission details. -

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