How to Print Your JAMB Admission Letter

To print your JAMB admission letter, log in at efacility.jamb.gov.ng, select your exam year, click Print Admission Letter, pay the ₦1,000 fee, then enter your exam year and JAMB registration number to download the letter as a PDF. You can only print it after your admission shows on CAPS and you have accepted the offer.

The admission letter is JAMB’s official proof that you were offered admission. Schools demand it at registration and clearance, and NYSC uses it during mobilization — so print it as soon as your admission is confirmed.

Before you start

• Admission confirmed on CAPS. Your status must read “Admitted” and you must have clicked Accept on the offer. Not sure? Check your admission status on CAPS first.
• Your JAMB profile login — the email and password from registration.
• Your JAMB registration number.
• ₦1,000 — the official fee (JAMB’s approved service rates). Pay with a debit card, bank transfer, or at the bank with your Transaction ID.

How to print your JAMB admission letter

1. Open efacility.jamb.gov.ng and log in with your registered email and password.
2. Select your JAMB examination year.
3. Click Print Admission Letter on the sidebar or home page. The portal generates a Transaction ID — it also lands in your email; note it, because bank and Quickteller payments ask for it.
4. Review the details on the confirmation page, then click Continue to pay ₦1,000 with your debit card (or pay at the bank/Quickteller using the Transaction ID).
5. After payment, check My Payment Section — the status should read successful — then click Continue.
6. Enter your exam year and JAMB registration number.
7. Click Print Admission Letter. Download the PDF, save a copy on your phone, and print it on A4.

No printer? Download the PDF and print it at any business centre or CBT café — they charge a small service fee on top of the ₦1,000 portal payment.

What the JAMB admission letter costs

• Printing of admission letter: ₦1,000 (official JAMB rate).
• Printing of result slip: ₦1,500 — a separate document; see the difference in our JAMB slip printing guide.
• Reprinting: you can print the letter as many times as you need, but each print is a fresh ₦1,000 transaction — so save the PDF.

Where you will need the admission letter

• Registration and clearance at your university, polytechnic, or college.
• Scholarship applications.
• NYSC mobilization after graduation — keep it safe for years.

What a JAMB admission letter looks like

Common problems

• “Print Admission Letter” shows no record. Your admission is not yet on CAPS, or you haven’t accepted the offer. Accept it on CAPS, wait a few hours, then retry.
• Paid but can’t print. Check My Payment Section for the transaction status; if payment shows successful, log out and back in. Keep the Transaction ID for JAMB support.
• Wrong details on the letter. Contact JAMB support or visit a JAMB state office with your documents before using the letter for clearance.
• Phone-only access. The whole process works on a phone browser; only the physical printing needs a computer or café.

Related JAMB guides

• JAMB news hub — results, dates, cut-off, admission
• How to check your admission status on CAPS
• How to change course or institution on the JAMB portal
• JAMB reprint: print your UTME exam slip
• JAMB CBT practice software

Print the letter once, save the PDF twice — phone and email — and you will never pay the fee again.