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KWASU Ilesha-Baruba Anounces Resumption 2025/2026

The management of Kwara State University (KWASU) has announced the commencement of academic activities at the Ilesha-Baruba Campus for the 2025/2026 academic session. This development marks another milestone in the university’s multi-campus system, established to expand learning opportunities and strengthen community development.

 

 

KWASU, founded in 2008 and operational since 2009, was established by an Act of Law to run campuses in MaleteOsi, and Ilesha-Baruba. While the Malete campus began operations at the inception of the university, the Osi campus started in the 2024/2025 academic session, housing the Faculty of Environmental Sciences.

KWASU Ilesha-Baruba Campus Set to Begin Operations

The university management has confirmed that the Ilesha-Baruba Campus is now fully prepared to host the Faculty of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine. The faculty will begin lectures this 2025/2026 academic session with students and staff from the following departments:

  • Crop Production
  • Animal Production
  • Fisheries and Aquaculture

Academic activities are scheduled to begin on Monday, 3rd November 2025.

The university has also assured staff, students, and parents that all necessary arrangements have been made to ensure a smooth and productive start at the new campus.

Commitment to Excellence Across KWASU Campuses

With the opening of the Ilesha-Baruba campus, KWASU continues to expand its commitment to high-quality education and community engagement. The university’s multi-campus approach allows students to access specialised faculties and facilities that enhance their learning experience.

Staff and students are encouraged to cooperate with management to ensure a successful take-off of academic activities at the Ilesha-Baruba campus.

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See KWASU Academic Calendar for 2025/2026 Session

Kwara State University has released the 2025–2026 academic calendar. It contains dates for both Harmattan and Rain semesters, covering registration, lectures, exams, and results. Students and staff are encouraged to study the schedule and follow it closely.

The Kwara State University (KWASU) has rolled out the academic calendar for the 2025–2026 session. It covers both the Harmattan and Rain semesters, giving students and staff a clear roadmap of what lies ahead. From registration to lectures, breaks to examinations, every step has been fixed on paper, leaving little room for confusion.

Harmattan Semester Schedule

The Harmattan semester kicks off in September with registration and orientation. Freshers and returning students have slightly different timelines, so it is wise to keep an eye on the dates.

  • Monday, 29th September – Saturday, 18th October 2025: Online registration and orientation begin.
  • Sunday, 19th October 2025: Registration ends for returning students.
  • Monday, 20th October 2025: Lectures commence.
  • Monday, 20th October – Saturday, 22nd November 2025: Late registration for returning students.
  • Friday, 31st October 2025: Registration closes for new students.
  • Thursday, 4th December 2025: Matriculation day for undergraduates.
  • Monday, 15th – Saturday, 20th December 2025: Continuous assessment week.
  • Monday, 22nd – Tuesday, 23rd December 2025: Mid-semester break.
  • Saturday, 10th January 2026: Lectures end.
  • Monday, 12th – Saturday, 17th January 2026: Revision week.
  • Monday, 19th January – Saturday, 14th February 2026: Examinations hold.
  • Tuesday, 24th February 2026: Departmental results considered and uploaded.
  • Thursday, 26th February 2026: Faculty boards consider results.
  • Monday, 2nd – Friday, 6th March 2026: BCoS results consideration.
  • Thursday, 12th March 2026: Senate approval and release of results.

The flow of this semester is tight, yet everything seems balanced. Students barely get time to catch their breath before moving to the next phase.

Rain Semester Schedule

The Rain semester comes right after, and the dates show another full stretch of academic activities.

  • Monday, 16th – Monday, 30th March 2026: Add or drop of courses.
  • Monday, 23rd March 2026: Lectures start.
  • Thursday, 14th – Friday, 15th May 2026: Mid-semester break.
  • Monday, 18th – Saturday, 23rd May 2026: Continuous assessment week and make-up tests.
  • Saturday, 13th June 2026: Lectures close.
  • Monday, 15th – Saturday, 20th June 2026: Revision week.
  • Monday, 22nd June – Saturday, 18th July 2026: Examinations run.
  • Thursday, 30th July 2026: Departmental results considered and uploaded.
  • Tuesday, 4th August 2026: Faculty boards results consideration.
  • Monday, 10th – Friday, 14th August 2026: BCoS results consideration.
  • Thursday, 20th August 2026: Senate approval and release of results.
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KWASU 1st Batch Merit Admission List 2025/2026 is Out

Kwara State University has released the 2025/2026 admission list. Candidates can now check their status on the school portal and also confirm on JAMB CAPS. Those admitted should accept their offer and print their admission letter.

The long wait is over. Kwara State University (KWASU) has published the admission list for the 2025/2026 session, and many students are holding their breath as they log in to see if their names made the cut. Whether you applied through UTME or Direct Entry, this is your moment.

How to Check the KWASU Admission List

The process is straightforward, but sometimes nerves make simple steps feel like rocket science. Here is what you need to do:

  • Visit the KWASU admission portal.
  • Enter your username and password.
  • Click the login button.
  • Your admission status will be displayed on the dashboard.

That’s it, quick and clear.

What to Do After Being Admitted

If your name appears, don’t just celebrate yet, there are steps to follow to fully secure your place:

  • Log in to JAMB CAPS and either accept or reject the admission offer.
  • Once accepted, head over to the JAMB admission letter portal and print your letter. Keep it safe, you will need it during registration.

Checking Through JAMB CAPS

For extra confirmation, you can also check your admission status directly through JAMB:

  • Visit the JAMB EFacility portal.
  • Log in using your JAMB username and password.
  • Scroll to the Check Admission Status option.
  • Click on Access my CAPS.
  • Tap on Admission Status to see your offer into KWASU.