David Umahi Federal University of Health Sciences (DUFUHS), Uburu, Ebonyi State, has announced that the first, second and third batches of its 2026/2027 admission list are out. Candidates who selected the university and registered for the 2026/2027 admission exercise can now check their status through the official DUFUHS admission portal.
The university’s current notice directs applicants to use their JAMB registration number to check the admission status page. Candidates who see a provisional offer should print the offer letter and then follow only the university’s official instructions for acceptance, payment, clearance and registration.
DUFUHS admission list 2026/2027 at a glance
| Item | Official information |
|---|---|
| Institution | David Umahi Federal University of Health Sciences, Uburu |
| State | Ebonyi State |
| Academic session | 2026/2027 |
| Admission batches | 1st, 2nd and 3rd batch |
| Who should check | Candidates who selected DUFUHS and registered for the 2026/2027 session |
| Details required | JAMB registration number |
| Official status page | DUFUHS admission portal |
| Deadline | No universal acceptance deadline is stated in the current notice |
This is a current admission-status update, not a promise that every applicant will find a name on the list. The status checker is the authoritative place to confirm an individual result. Do not treat a screenshot, a forwarded list or an agent’s message as proof of admission.
How to check the DUFUHS admission list
- Open the official DUFUHS admission status page.
- Choose the admission-status option from the Admission menu if the portal opens on the main dashboard.
- Enter your JAMB registration number exactly as it appears on your JAMB records.
- Submit the form and wait for the portal to display your admission status.
- If an offer appears, read the programme and session details carefully before taking the next step.
- Print or save the provisional offer of admission letter if the portal provides it.
Use a stable internet connection and avoid repeatedly submitting the form if the portal is slow. If the page does not load, try again later from the same official address rather than switching to a third-party status checker.
What to do if DUFUHS offers you admission
An admission offer is the beginning of the next stage, not the end of the process. Successful candidates should work through the following checks:
- Confirm the programme: Check that the course and entry route on the offer letter match what you applied for and what you intend to study.
- Check JAMB CAPS: Log in to the official JAMB e-Facility and review your Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) status. Follow the current CAPS instruction for accepting or rejecting an offer.
- Save your documents: Keep the offer letter, JAMB result, admission records, O’Level details and payment receipts in both digital and printed form.
- Read the university instructions: Use the DUFUHS website and portal for acceptance-fee, clearance, school-fee and registration instructions.
- Watch for dates: The current batch notice does not state one universal acceptance deadline. That does not mean candidates should delay; check the portal regularly for a programme-specific or later deadline.
DUFUHS’s official website also provides links for payment-process guidance, acceptance-fee payment and new-student onboarding. Candidates should open those links from the university’s own website and confirm the session before making any payment.
What if your status says “not admitted”?
A “not admitted” message is not necessarily the final word in a multi-batch admission exercise. The university’s notice specifically refers to the first, second and third batches and tells candidates to continue checking for additional batches. Applicants who do not see an offer should:
- Confirm that the JAMB registration number was entered correctly.
- Check the university portal again after a reasonable interval, especially if the institution is still updating the list.
- Review the admission status on JAMB CAPS independently.
- Confirm that required O’Level information and other admission records were submitted through the correct official channels.
- Contact DUFUHS through the official admissions contact details if the portal shows an error or the status conflicts with a genuine document.
Do not pay an agent to “upgrade” a status, insert a name into a batch or guarantee admission. No unofficial promise can replace an offer displayed by the university and, where applicable, accepted through JAMB CAPS.
Programmes candidates may see on the DUFUHS portal
DUFUHS describes itself as a health-sciences university and its official website lists programmes including Medicine and Surgery, Nursing Science, Medical Laboratory Science, Pharmacy, Physiotherapy and Public Health. The exact programme shown on an applicant’s status page is the one that matters for that candidate. Do not assume that appearing on a general programme page means you have been admitted.
Applicants should also note that the university’s website carries separate information about undergraduate admissions, IJMB, inter-university transfer and other routes. Use the route connected to your application and do not purchase a new form merely because you are checking an existing admission status.
Payment and scam-safety checklist
- Start from kdums.edu.ng or the official DUFUHS website.
- Confirm that the page shows the 2026/2027 admission context where relevant.
- Use only the payment and onboarding links published by the university.
- Do not send acceptance or school-fee money to a personal bank account, WhatsApp number or agent.
- Save your RRR, receipt, confirmation page and application details.
- Never share your JAMB password, one-time code or portal login with another person.
Is there a DUFUHS acceptance-fee deadline?
The current official notice announcing the 1st, 2nd and 3rd batch list does not state a single acceptance-fee deadline. Candidates should therefore avoid relying on dates from old posts or unrelated programmes. Check the offer letter, the official payment-process page and the student onboarding instructions for the current requirement attached to your admission.
Because admission windows can change, successful candidates should begin verification promptly even when no closing date is displayed. If the portal later adds a deadline or a required clearance date, that newer official instruction should take priority.
Frequently asked questions
Has DUFUHS released the 2026/2027 admission list?
Yes. The university’s current official notice says the 1st, 2nd and 3rd batch admission list for the 2026/2027 academic session is out.
Where can I check my DUFUHS admission status?
Use the official admission page at kdums.edu.ng/admissions and follow the Check Admission Status option.
What do I need to check the list?
The university’s notice directs candidates to use their JAMB registration number. Enter it carefully and use the official portal rather than an unofficial list.
What should I do after seeing my name?
Confirm the programme, print the provisional offer if available, check JAMB CAPS and follow the official DUFUHS acceptance, payment, clearance and onboarding instructions.
What if my name is not on the first three batches?
Keep checking the official portal because the university says candidates should continue to check the same link for additional batches. Also confirm your status on JAMB CAPS and contact the university through official channels if there is a technical problem.
Sources and verification
Primary source: DUFUHS official website, which carries the current 1st, 2nd and 3rd batch announcement and links to the status checker. Status-check portal: DUFUHS admission portal. Related verification channel: JAMB e-Facility/CAPS. Information verified for Exams Scholars on 7 September 2026 using Africa/Lagos time.
