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JAMB Releases 1,671,203 UTME Results; Reschedules 1,783 Biometric Cases

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Anthony Awa

Institutional Policy Specialist

May 26, 2022

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released official statistics on the 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and announced plans for candidates affected by biometric and technical challenges.

JAMB releases update on 2022 UTME results, biometric issues

Official 2022 UTME Result Statistics

  • Total Registered Candidates: 1,761,338
  • Total Candidates Who Sat the Exam: 1,707,626
  • Results Released So Far: 1,671,203
  • Results Undergoing Further Screening: 27,105
  • Withheld Results (Malpractice): 69
  • Candidates Affected by Biometric / Technical Issues: 1,783

Rescheduling for Affected Biometric Candidates

JAMB confirmed that the 1,783 candidates who could not take their examination due to verified biometric verification failures or technical centre irregularities will be rescheduled to sit for a mop-up UTME at a date to be announced. Candidates preparing for the mop-up exam or upcoming university Post-UTME tests can practice on the Mentra JAMB CBT app and the Mentra POST-UTME app on Android and iOS.

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Community Discussion

Candidate Comments & Inquiries (2)

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Collins Okon

May 26, 2022

When I send UTMERESULT to 55019, it says my result is undergoing further screening. Does that mean my result was cancelled?

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Anthony from Mentra

May 26, 2022

Not necessarily, Collins. Your result is among the 27,105 undergoing routine CCTV and centre log verification. Once your centre is cleared of malpractice, JAMB will release your score.

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