UNN Disability Admission List 2026/2027: Check Your Name

The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), has released its 2026/2027 admission list for candidates with disabilities. Applicants can download the official PDF to check their names, JAMB registration numbers and admitted courses. The offers are for undergraduate degree programmes.

How to Check the UNN Disability Admission List

1. Open the official UNN disability admission list PDF.
2. Use your PDF reader’s search function to find your JAMB registration number or name.
3. Check the course listed beside your details.

On a phone, look for the search icon or select “Find” from the PDF reader’s menu. Using your registration number can help distinguish your entry from similar names.

The five-page document groups candidates by faculty. UNN states that admission processing requires correctly uploaded O’Level results on JAMB CAPS. Candidates are properly admitted only when they have both a JAMB admission letter and a UNN registration number.

Acceptance Fee and Registration

Successful candidates must accept their admission on JAMB CAPS. UNN says candidates who fail to accept will not receive JAMB admission letters and will be regarded as not admitted.

The acceptance fees stated in the university’s admission notice are:

Programme category	Acceptance fee
Non-regulated programmes	₦50,000
Medicine, Law, Pharmacy, Nursing and Dentistry	₦100,000

To complete UNN’s acceptance process:

1. Visit the UNN website and follow its portal link.
2. Log in with your JAMB registration number and generate a payment invoice containing a Remita number.
3. Pay the applicable acceptance fee at a commercial bank, including UNN Microfinance Bank. Collect the confirmation slip showing your confirmation and invoice numbers.
4. Return to the portal with those numbers and your JAMB registration number. Print your admission slip and complete the online acceptance form.
5. Follow the university’s instructions for other payments and registration.

Admission remains provisional. UNN can withdraw the offer if a candidate does not meet the university and departmental entry requirements, even if the shortfall is discovered in the final year.