- JAMB has mentioned that the printing of its examination slip can be communicated to UTME candidates on the applicable time
- Legit.ng studies that the JAMB examination slip gives particulars corresponding to UTME examination date, venue, time, and different important info a candidate wants to concentrate on
- With out this slip, candidates might face difficulties in gaining entry into the examination corridor
Legit.ng journalist Ridwan Adeola Yusuf has over 9 years of expertise masking education in Nigeria and worldwide.
Garki, Abuja – The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Thursday, March 28, mentioned examination slip printing could be communicated to the candidates sooner or later.
The doorway examination board for tertiary-level establishments said this by way of a quote tweet.
JAMB wrote on its official X (previously Twitter) deal with:
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“Examination slip printing shall be communicated to the candidates sooner or later.”
In February, JAMB introduced the closure of the registration of the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). Registration began on Monday, January 15, and ended on Monday, February 26.
In preparation for the primary examination, over 260,000 candidates wrote the 2024 mock UTME throughout 793 computer-based check (CBT) centres in Nigeria.
The primary UTME will start on Friday, April 19, 2024.
Legit.ng studies that printing the JAMB examination slip is vital. The slip gives particulars such because the UTME examination date, venue, time, and different important info a candidate wants to concentrate on.
With out this slip, candidates might face difficulties gaining entry into the examination corridor.
Yearly, JAMB conducts the UTME in Nigeria. A scholar’s rating will decide whether or not she or he can be admitted to increased training (college, polytechnics, faculty of training, and others).
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