Admission Help
Use Admission Help when you have already checked the published information but still need help understanding the route that applies to you. The more specific your question is, the easier it is to give you a useful answer without guessing.
What we can help you understand
- Which published admission route may fit your qualification and study mode.
- How to read O’Level, UTME, Direct Entry, ND, HND, diploma or postgraduate requirements.
- What an institution’s screening threshold means—and what it does not guarantee.
- How JAMB/CAPS requirements interact with a school’s own admission process.
- Which official source or portal you should check before making a payment.
- What information appears inconsistent, outdated or still needs official confirmation.
What to include in your enquiry
Tell us the institution, preferred course, highest qualification, study mode and your current JAMB situation where relevant. If your question concerns O’Level eligibility, list the subjects and grades that matter instead of sending login details or screenshots containing sensitive information.
Check the information first
Before sending an enquiry, you may get an immediate answer from the Admission Finder, Course Directory, Admission Guides or JAMB & CAPS Guide. Use this help form when those pages do not resolve your specific situation.
Keep your admission account secure
Never send passwords, JAMB profile codes, PINs, payment-card details, verification codes or account credentials through this form. Legitimate admission guidance should not require another person to take control of your JAMB or institution account.
What this service cannot promise
LAG Institutes is an independent education-information and application-support platform. We can help you understand published requirements and official processes, but we cannot guarantee admission, alter an institution’s decision, create a JAMB/CAPS outcome or bypass an official eligibility rule.
If information looks outdated
If you find a deadline, requirement or route status that appears to have changed, use the Report Outdated Information page. LAG Institutes separates verified source changes from older guidance so readers can see when a fact needs rechecking.