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UTME: JAMB Releases Results Of Resit Exam For 315, 763 Candidate
Danjuma Sabis Secondary School
26 May 2025
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2025-06-17How to prepare for Post UTME: Best tips to score high (300+)
Preparing for the Post UTME screening is a critical step in securing your admission into your preferred tertiary institution. While passing the UTME is a significant achievement, it does not guarantee your place in the academic journey. Since its introduction in 2005, the Post UTME has served as an essential filter to ensure that only the most qualified candidates gain admission. To help you stand out, we’ve compiled effective strategies that will enhance your preparation and boost your confidence during the exam. What You Need to Know About Post UTME Screening The Post UTME is primarily a computer-based test (CBT) that draws questions from previous UTME and Post UTME exams. This means that familiarizing yourself with past questions is one of the best ways to prepare. Dedicating at least six hours a day to study in the week leading up to your exam can make a significant difference, ensuring you are well-prepared and confident. Top Tips for Effective Post UTME Preparation 1. Arrive Early at Your Institution Plan to be at your school a day or two before the exam. This allows you to acclimate to the environment and reduces pre-exam anxiety. Familiarizing yourself with the examination venue can help you feel more at ease on the day of the test. 2. Practice Computer-Based Tests (CBT) If you’re new to computer-based testing, practice is crucial. Utilize online platforms that offer CBT simulations to familiarize yourself with the exam format and reduce the likelihood of technical issues on test day. 3. Start with Your Strongest Subject Tackle the subjects you feel most confident in first. This strategy can help you build momentum and confidence as you accumulate marks early in the exam. 4. Engage in Group Discussions Collaborating with fellow candidates can enhance your understanding of key topics. Group discussions provide an opportunity to exchange ideas, clarify doubts, and reinforce your knowledge through collective learning. 5. Read Instructions Carefully Take the time to read and understand all instructions before starting the exam. Many candidates lose valuable marks due to simple mistakes from not following the guidelines. 6. Utilize the Right Study Materials Invest in past question manuals and mock tests to aid your preparation. Regular practice with these materials, combined with a consistent study schedule, is vital for success. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) - Is it important to practice CBT trials? Yes, especially for first-time test-takers, as this helps you become comfortable with the exam format. - What’s the best way to prepare for Post UTME? Focus on studying past questions, practicing with CBT platforms, and maintaining a consistent study routine. - How early should I arrive at the exam venue? Aim to arrive at least one or two days in advance to reduce stress and familiarize yourself with the environment. - Can group discussions aid in preparation? Absolutely! They are a great way to share insights and clarify any uncertainties. - How can I achieve a high score in Post UTME? Consistent practice with past questions, starting with your strongest subjects, and carefully reading instructions can significantly enhance your score. Conclusion A well-structured preparation plan is essential for excelling in the Post UTME screening. From arriving early to leveraging group discussions and practicing diligently, each step contributes to your success. Remember, with focus and determination, you can achieve the results you desire. Best of luck on your journey to securing admission into your dream institution! If this post helped you, please kindly share it with other aspiring students Get full access to Post UTME Past Questions instantly available in our WhatsApp Group HERE Credit: AbS Posted By: Uwem #Blog
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2025-05-17AAU COMMENDS JAMB REGISTRAR FOR INTEGRITY AND TRANSPARENCY IN UTME ERROR ADMISSION
The Association of African Universities (AAU) has officially praised the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) , Is-haq Oloyede , for his courageous admission of errors regarding the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results. In a letter signed by the AAU’s Secretary General, Professor Olusola Oyewole , the association lauded Mr. Oloyede’s actions as a remarkable display of integrity , humility , and exemplary public service . The AAU highlighted that Mr. Oloyede’s assumption of responsibility and his empathy towards affected candidates have significantly restored confidence in the integrity of institutions, effectively elevating standards of public leadership in both Nigeria and Africa at large. The letter emphasized that Mr. Oloyede embodies ethical leadership in its most genuine form. “The humility and remorse you expressed publicly, along with your commitment to addressing challenges transparently, are truly commendable,” the letter states. “Indeed, your actions are a breath of fresh air in a system where accountability is often elusive.” Concluding the letter, the AAU expressed immense pride in Mr. Oloyede, celebrating him as a model of excellence , integrity , and transformational leadership within the realms of African higher education and governance. Credit: Lyve Uwem #JAMB2025
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2026-01-21Navigating JAMB 2026 Online Registration: Common Challenges and Solutions for Success
As the registration period for the 2026 Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) commences students are urged to prepare for a range of potential challenges. Scheduled from January to March 2026, this critical phase can often be marred by technical glitches and administrative hurdles. Here, we will explore common issues, expert insights, and practical solutions to ensure a seamless registration process. Common Technical Issues Encountered During JAMB 2026 Registration 1. Profile Code Generation Errors - Error Codes (55019/66019) : Candidates may receive errors indicating incorrect format or parameters when requesting their profile code. - Solution : Ensure you send your NIN in the correct format: "NIN [space] Your 11-digit NIN" to the designated numbers. - "Number Already Registered" Notification : This occurs when a SIM card has previously been used to generate a profile code. - Solution : Retrieve the SIM or use a personal, unused SIM card linked to your NIN. - Network Glitches : Slow or unreachable NIN databases can prevent verification. - Solution : Patience is key; attempt verification during off-peak hours. 2. Biometric Registration Issues - Failed Fingerprint Capture : Technical difficulties may arise due to skin conditions or other unforeseen factors. - Solution : Clean your fingers thoroughly and avoid using henna; if issues persist, visit a JAMB office for assistance. - Invalid Passport Photos : Failure to capture a clear image can lead to issues. - Solution : Confirm photo clarity using a dual-screen system during registration. 3. Data Mismatch and Errors - Name and Date of Birth Mismatches : Discrepancies between documents can lead to rejections. - Solution : Ensure your information is accurately aligned with official documents before registration. - Incorrect Subject Combinations : Selecting subjects that do not match your intended course can hinder your application. - Solution : Refer to the JAMB brochure for guidance on proper subject selection. 4. Additional Challenges - Using Non-Personal SIM Cards : Utilizing someone else's SIM card can prevent you from receiving critical updates. - Solution : Always use your own NIN-linked SIM. - Late Registration Rush : The final registration weeks tend to be congested. - Solution : Register early to avoid long queues and network issues. Conclusion With the JAMB 2026 registration just around the corner, understanding these common challenges and their solutions can significantly enhance candidates’ chances of successful registration. By adhering to recommended practices, students can navigate the process smoothly, ensuring they are well-prepared for the examination. Important Reminder : Always double-check your registration details before leaving the center and utilize authorized channels for purchasing e-PINs. Stay Engaged With AbS Please don't forget to share this post with friends and family Connect with AbS WhatsApp Channel today!!! Your trusted source for academic updates, materials availability, campus announcement and AbS-Related news across all partnered institutions. Access via the link bellow https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb7Af3G1dAw7ryVjBg0j Credit: AbS Posted By: Life #Blog #AbS
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2025-11-04Oloyede: 15,000 Candidates Forged Admission Letters For NYSC Mobilisation
In a shocking revelation by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), 15,000 candidates have been discovered to have forged their admission letters to qualify for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) mobilization. This scandal highlights significant issues within the admission processes of Nigerian universities, prompting serious legal actions against involved parties. Key Highlights: - Forgery of Admission Letters : Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, the Registrar of JAMB, announced that 15,000 candidates forged their admission letters. This act of forgery has raised concerns about the integrity of the NYSC mobilization process. - Legal Actions : The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has detained 17 deputy vice-chancellors and JAMB staff for their involvement in these fraudulent activities. The board is taking strict measures to prosecute the offenders. - NYSC Mobilization Concerns : The Director-General of NYSC, Brig.-Gen. Olakunle Nafiu, emphasized the need for transparency and integrity in mobilizing eligible Nigerian graduates. He warned against the threats posed by forged credentials and identity theft . - Extension of Admission Deadline : In response to various challenges, JAMB has extended the admission deadline for public universities to November 17, 2025 . This decision aims to ensure fairness and inclusivity amid ongoing accreditation developments. - Irregular Registration Reporting : JAMB plans to report six secondary schools to the Federal Ministry of Education for their involvement in irregular registration activities during the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) . - Counsel to Candidates : Candidates are advised to register individually and personally at accredited Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres to ensure the accuracy of their data. JAMB warns against unofficial channels that may compromise their admission prospects. Conclusion: This unfolding situation calls for greater vigilance among candidates and stakeholders in the Nigerian educational system. Upholding the integrity of the admission process is crucial for maintaining public confidence and ensuring that deserving candidates receive their rightful opportunities. Call to Action : Stay informed about the latest updates in Nigeria’s education sector. Follow AbS on Facebook HERE and engage in discussions to promote transparency and integrity in the admission processes by downloading our App on either Google Play Store HERE or on Apple App Store HERE Please don't forget to share this post with your friends and colleagues Credit: AbS Posted By: Lyfe #Blog #AbS
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2025-05-21JAMB to Announce 2025 Rescheduled UTME Results Tomorrow
In a crucial update for aspiring university students, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is set to release the results of the rescheduled Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) tomorrow, Wednesday, at 10 AM. The announcement comes after a significant number of candidates—379,997 in total—retook the examination due to technical issues that marred the initial assessment held from April 24, 2025. The affected candidates hail from six states, including five from the South East geopolitical zone and Lagos from the South West. JAMB acknowledged its responsibility for the mass failure that occurred during the initial UTME, attributing the mishap to errors by its technical staff. In a heartfelt press conference, JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, publicly apologized to the candidates affected by the disruption. He expressed his understanding of the frustration and disappointment experienced by students and assured them that the board is committed to learning from this experience. “I understand that there are three powerful expressions: please, thank you, and I am sorry. I apologize and take full responsibility,” he stated, emphasizing the importance of accountability. The states involved in the retake include Lagos, Imo, Anambra, Oyo, Abia, and Ebonyi. Oloyede revealed that 65 centers in Lagos and 92 centers across the South East would facilitate the retake. He acknowledged the public's concern over the mass failure and reiterated that JAMB would use this incident as a learning opportunity to improve its processes. Despite the challenges faced, Oloyede expressed gratitude for the public's engagement, noting that the feedback received was vital for the board's growth. He stated, “We appreciate all those who voiced their concerns because it shows that you care. This incident, while regrettable, has highlighted the need for us to remain vigilant and responsive.” As the results are set to be released tomorrow, candidates and their families await the outcome with anticipation. This moment not only represents a second chance for the affected students but also a pivotal point for JAMB as it seeks to restore its reputation and regain the trust of the public. Stay tuned for the results announcement tomorrow and ensure you check your status promptly! Credit: AbS Posted By: Lyve #Blog
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