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Full List of 195 Candidates Caught for 2020 JAMB UTME Malpractice

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Franklin Duru

Admissions & Curriculum Analyst

March 30, 2020

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released an updated official list containing the names of 195 candidates caught engaging in examination malpractice during the 2020 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

Names of candidates involved in Exam Malpractice for 2020 UTME - Updated!

What the Malpractice List Contains

The published document details:

  • The full names and registration details of the 195 indicted candidates.
  • The state and CBT centre where each infraction occurred.
  • The specific examination misconduct reported against each candidate.

JAMB noted that while overall examination malpractice is on the decline nationwide, the Board continues to review CCTV recordings from all accredited CBT centres and will update the list if further infractions are uncovered. Any candidate whose name appears on this list will have their 2020 UTME result withheld or cancelled.

You can view and download the official PDF list here: Download 2020 UTME Malpractice List (PDF).

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Community Discussion

Candidate Comments & Inquiries (2)

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Praise Essien

Mar 30, 2020

If my result is not out yet via 55019, and my name is NOT on this PDF list, does it mean I am safe?

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Mentra Admissions Desk

Mar 30, 2020

Hi Praise, if your name is not on the malpractice list, your result is likely safe! Try checking online on the JAMB e-Facility portal using your registration number in case network issues are blocking the 55019 SMS.

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