IMT Admission List at a Glance
IMT admission list has been released for 2026/2027 ND and UNN-affiliated degree programmes.
- Admission status is currently available through JAMB CAPS.
- Successful candidates can accept or reject their admission.
- Accepted candidates are to print their JAMB admission letter.
- Phone users may need desktop mode to view the full CAPS page.
Read on for the CAPS steps, status meanings and admission acceptance process.
The Institute of Management and Technology, Enugu admission list for the 2026/2027 academic session has been released for National Diploma programmes and degree programmes affiliated with the University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
Candidates can currently check their admission status through JAMB CAPS. Those who have been offered admission can proceed with the stated acceptance process, while candidates whose status is still under review should read the exact message shown on CAPS.
IMT Admission Status Is Available On JAMB CAPS
Candidates seeking admission into IMT for the 2026/2027 academic session can currently access their admission status through JAMB CAPS.
The process applies to applicants for:
- National Diploma programmes
- Degree programmes affiliated with UNN
Candidates will need their JAMB login details to enter the EFacility portal and open CAPS.
How To Check IMT Admission Status On JAMB CAPS
The admission status can be checked through the JAMB EFacility portal.
Candidates may follow these steps:
- Visit the JAMB EFacility portal.
- Log in with the JAMB username and password.
- Scroll to Check Admission Status.
- Select Access my CAPS.
- Click Admission Status.
- Check the admission decision displayed for IMT.
The message shown on CAPS will indicate the stage of the candidate’s admission process.
JAMB CAPS Admission Status Meanings
Different responses may appear when a candidate checks the CAPS admission page.
Admission Offered
Admission Offered means JAMB has approved the candidate’s admission.
The candidate can proceed to accept or reject the offer through the stated JAMB process.
Admission In Progress
Admission in Progress, also shown as AIP, means the application has moved through school review and recommendation, while the admission process is still being completed.
The recommendation is awaiting the stated approvals and final JAMB review.
The candidate should continue checking CAPS for the final decision.
Recommended
Recommended means the school has considered the candidate and the application is awaiting JAMB review.
JAMB will review the admission recommendation against the required criteria before the status moves to a final decision.
Not Admitted
Not Admitted means the candidate has not yet been selected or considered for admission at the time the status is checked.
The supplied admission information states that this may appear where a list has not yet been released for the candidate or where the application remains pending.
Pending
Pending means the application remains under review and a final decision has not yet been made.
Candidates with this status should continue checking CAPS for a later update.
How To Accept Or Reject IMT Admission
Candidates who have been offered admission are expected to accept or reject the offer through the stated JAMB channels.
Admission may be accepted or rejected through biometrics at an approved JAMB CBT Centre.
Candidates may also use SMS by sending:
- ACCEPT to 55019 or 66019 to accept the admission
- REJECT to 55019 or 66019 to reject the admission
The SMS must be sent with the phone number registered with JAMB.
The candidate should have up to ₦50 on the main airtime balance, since the stated process does not use borrowed airtime or Xtra Credit.
Accepted Candidates Are To Print Their JAMB Admission Letter
After accepting the admission offer, the candidate is to print the JAMB admission letter.
The admission letter follows acceptance of the offer through the JAMB process.
Candidates should therefore complete the admission decision first before moving to the admission-letter stage.
Phone Users May Need Desktop Mode
Candidates checking JAMB CAPS with a phone may find that the complete admission page is not displayed.
Some mobile users may see only the welcome message rather than the full Admission Status option.
The supplied guidance recommends Chrome for candidates using a phone. The user can open the Chrome options and select Request desktop site so that the complete CAPS page is displayed.
This allows the candidate to access the wider desktop version of the admission page.
Candidates Should Read The Exact CAPS Status
Each admission message has a different meaning, so candidates should base their next step on the exact status shown on JAMB CAPS.
An offered admission can be accepted or rejected, while AIP, Recommended and Pending indicate that a final admission outcome has not yet been displayed.
Candidates with a status that has not reached Admission Offered should continue checking CAPS for a later decision.
IMT Admission Status Troubleshooter
| Issue | What The Status Means | Suitable Action |
|---|---|---|
| 🎓 Admission Offered | JAMB has approved the admission | Accept or reject the offer, then print the admission letter after acceptance |
| ⏳ Admission In Progress | The recommendation is still moving through the admission process | Keep checking CAPS for the final decision |
| 📋 Recommended | IMT has considered the candidate and JAMB review is pending | Check CAPS again for the later outcome |
| 🕒 Pending | A final admission decision has not yet been made | Continue checking the admission status |
| ❌ Not Admitted | No admission offer is displayed for the candidate yet | Check CAPS again for any later status change |
| 📱 CAPS page incomplete | The mobile version may not show the full Admission Status page | Use Chrome and select Request desktop site |
| 📲 SMS acceptance issue | The registered JAMB phone number and main airtime balance are required | Send ACCEPT or REJECT to 55019 or 66019 with the registered number |
| 🖨️ Admission letter needed | The offer has already been accepted | Print the JAMB admission letter through the stated link |