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Participated in the June 3, 2021 JAMB Mock exam? Follow this monitoring thread for updates on the release of the 2021 Mock-UTME results.
JAMB Registrar Prof. Ishaq Oloyede reveals that 17,758 candidates with registration challenges have been profiled and may sit a second UTME after the June 19 - July 3 window.
Want to score 300+ in the 2021 JAMB UTME? Master these 5 proven strategies covering study habits, past questions, weak-point drilling, and CBT timing.
JAMB and the Computer Professionals Registration Council of Nigeria (CPN) have finalized arrangements to remotely monitor all 2021 UTME CBT centres via live CCTV streaming.
Sitting for the 2021 JAMB Mock exam on Thursday, June 3, 2021? Remember to bring your ₦700 CBT centre fee and observe these 8 key interface details.
Find out why only candidates who registered on or before April 24, 2021, and ticked 'Yes' for Mock are eligible for the June 3 JAMB Mock-UTME.
NANS Kaduna State Chapter has criticized JAMB for closing electronic registration on May 29 and requiring affected candidates to travel to state offices with ₦4,000 bank drafts.
JAMB has closed general 2021 UTME/DE registration and opened a special reconciliation window at JAMB offices from May 31 to June 15, 2021, with a ₦4,000 bank draft.
JAMB has directed all eligible 2021 UTME candidates who registered for the optional Mock exam to reprint their notification slips for the new Thursday, June 3, 2021 date.
Only a few weeks left before your JAMB UTME exam? Follow these 4 smart preparation tips covering the JAMB syllabus, distraction control, and CBT past questions.
JAMB discloses that 160,617 candidates will sit for the June 3, 2021 Mock-UTME across 802 CBT centres in 104 towns, while 124,519 candidates with profile codes are yet to buy e-PINs.
JAMB has extended the 2021 UTME/DE registration deadline by two weeks to May 29, 2021, and shifted the main UTME exam to June 19 through July 3, 2021.
Following a motion by Senator Ifeanyi Ubah, the Nigerian Senate has urged the Ministry of Education, JAMB, and NIMC to review the mandatory NIN requirement and extend 2021 UTME registration.
JAMB Registrar Prof. Ishaq Oloyede hints that the June 5, 2021 UTME start date may be shifted because over 600,000 prospective candidates are awaiting NIN profile codes.
With only slightly over 1 million candidates registered compared to 1.9 million in 2020 and 600,000 awaiting profile codes, JAMB is set to extend the May 15 deadline.
The Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria (ALTON) has clarified that mobile networks only transport SMS requests and do not manage NIMC/JAMB profile code servers.
Despite calls to suspend the NIN requirement as it did in 2020, JAMB has stood firm on mandatory NIN verification for the 2021 UTME/DE to curb impersonation.
JAMB has released the town-by-town breakdown of 845,517 UTME and 38,886 Direct Entry candidates registered across 104 examination towns as of May 9, 2021.
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