Saturday, May 30, 2026

JAMB HAS OFFICIALLY SET ASIDE JUNE 13 FOR 2026 JAMB MOP UP EXAMS

JAMB HAS OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED 2026 UTME MOP-UP EXAMINATION  WILL TAKE PLACE ON JUNE 13. URGENT MUST READ 

Breaking news for all Nigerian candidates: The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially released the date for the 2026 UTME mop-up examination. According to the latest bulletin from the board’s registrar, the exam will hold on June 13, 2026. This announcement is a lifeline for candidates who encountered technical problems, biometric failures, or centre-related issues during the main UTME. If you want to secure your admission into any university, polytechnic, or college of education this year, this post is your complete guide. Do not scroll past – your entire education future could depend on it.


What Is the JAMB Mop-Up Exam and Why Does It Exist?

The mop-up exam is not a retake for candidates who performed poorly. It is a special supplementary examination designed by JAMB to ensure fairness. Every year, thousands of candidates face glitches: power outages, faulty biometric machines, system crashes, or even network failures at their CBT centres. Without the mop-up, these candidates would lose their entire year.

JAMB has officially stated that only candidates who were genuinely unable to take the main exam due to verified technical issues qualify for the mop-up. The board uses CCTV footage, centre reports, and biometric logs to determine eligibility. If you are invited, consider yourself fortunate – but you must act fast. Missing the June 13 mop-up means you will not be able to proceed with admission processing. You also cannot obtain your JAMB original results without sitting for either the main or mop-up exam.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE FOR THE JUNE 13 MOP UP EXAM
Many candidates will ask: “Can I just show up on June 13?” The answer is NO. JAMB will publish a final list of eligible candidates on their official website and via each candidate’s profile on the JAMB portal. You are likely eligible if:

1. Your biometric verification failed repeatedly despite correct fingerprints.
2. The CBT centre system shut down and you could not complete your test.
3. JAMB sent you an SMS or email inviting you for the mop-up.
4. Your centre reported a major technical incident on your scheduled day.

Warning: Do not fall for scammers. No one can “buy” a mop-up slot. JAMB does not charge extra for the mop-up. If you were not invited, the board will not allow you into the hall. Instead, focus on preparing for the next UTME cycle.

To confirm your status, log into your JAMB profile (e-facility) using your registration number. Look for a notification titled “Mop-up Examination Invitation.” If you see it, print the slip immediately. If you do not, call JAMB’s support line or visit any accredited CBT centre for verification.

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HOW TO PREPARE FOR THE 2026 UTME MOP-UP EXAM IN 7 DAYS

You have limited time between the announcement (likely late May) and the exam date (June 13). Follow this 7-day crash plan to maximize your score:

Day 1–3: Revise Core Subjects

Focus on the four subjects you registered for. Use the official JAMB syllabus and past questions from the last five years. Pay special attention to topics that frequently appear – English (lexis, structure, comprehension), Mathematics (inequalities, probability), and science/arts subjects.

Day 4–5: Practice CBT Timed Tests

Simulate the real exam. Use CBT practice apps or free online platforms. Give yourself exactly 2 hours to answer 180 questions. This builds speed and reduces anxiety.

Day 6: Rest and Review Weak Areas

Do not cram. Instead, go over your mistakes from practice tests. Watch YouTube tutorials for difficult topics.

Day 7 (June 12): Light Review and Early Sleep

Stop studying by 6pm. Pack your JAMB printout, valid ID, and a clear water bottle. Set multiple alarms for 4:30am (if your exam is morning). Check your centre location using Google Maps.

Viral Tip: Share this 7-day plan with any candidate you know who is invited. Many fail the mop-up because they assume it’s “easier” – it’s not. The difficulty is identical to the main UTME.

Critical Steps to Get Your JAMB Original Results After the Mop-Up

Once you write the exam on June 13, the next urgent task is to obtain your JAMB original results. Without this document, you cannot participate in post-UTME, change your course/institution, or secure admission. Here is the exact step-by-step process:

1. Wait 24 to 48 hours – JAMB needs time to mark the mop-up scripts. Results are usually released faster than the main exam because fewer candidates sit for it.
2. Send RESULT to 55019 – Use the same phone number you registered with. You will receive a text with your total score (e.g., “You scored 237”). Keep this SMS as proof.
3. Print your result slip – Go to any JAMB-accredited CBT centre or cybercafé. Pay a small printing fee (usually ₦500–₦1,000). The slip will show your subject-by-subject performance.
4. Request the official e-slip – Log into your JAMB e-facility and pay ₦3,500 (subject to change) to download the final, colour-printed JAMB original results slip. This version has a QR code that universities scan for verification.
5. Check for discrepancies – Compare your SMS score with the printed slip. If there is a mismatch, report to JAMB immediately. Do not wait.

Warning: There are fake websites claiming to “upgrade” results. No one can change your JAMB original results – the system is encrypted. If you see such ads, report them. Protect your education from fraudsters.

How the Mop-Up Affects Your Admission Chances for 2026

Many candidates worry that writing the mop-up puts them at a disadvantage. That is false. Universities do not see whether you wrote the main or mop-up exam. They only see your score on your JAMB original results. Therefore, your admission chances depend entirely on:

· Your UTME score (higher is better).
· Your post-UTME screening performance.
· Your O’level results (WAEC, NECO, or NABTEB).
· The cut-off mark of your chosen institution and course.

That said, mop-up candidates often receive their results later than main exam candidates. This can delay post-UTME registration if a university sets an early deadline. Here is how to protect yourself:

· Immediately after the mop-up, monitor your email and JAMB portal daily.
· Print your result slip the moment it is released – even before the official e-slip is ready.
· Contact your chosen university’s admission office to explain your mop-up status. Many have a separate window for such candidates.

Also, note that admission quotas are not reduced for mop-up candidates. You compete on the same merit as everyone else. So do not panic – just focus on scoring high.

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COMMON MISTAKES THAT RUIN MOP-UP CANDIDATES (AVOID THESE)

Based on past mop-up exercises (2023, 2024, 2025), hundreds of candidates lose their slots due to simple errors. Do not become a statistic:

❌ Mistake #1: Arriving Late

Mop-up exams start promptly. If you arrive 30 minutes after the scheduled time, you will be locked out – no exceptions. Solution: Reach your centre by 7am, even if your exam is at 10am.

❌ Mistake #2: Forgetting Your Registration Printout

JAMB requires the green slip or a printed copy of your registration. Without it, you cannot enter the hall. Solution: Print three copies and keep one in your bag, one with a friend, and one at home.

❌ Mistake #3: Bringing Prohibited Items

Phones, smartwatches, calculators, earpieces, and even pens are banned. Security will confiscate them. Solution: Leave everything except your ID, printout, and a transparent water bottle.

❌ Mistake #4: Ignoring Biometric Warnings

If your fingerprint fails at the mop-up, report immediately to the centre supervisor. Do not accept any “unofficial” solution. Solution: Moisturize your fingers and clean the scanner gently.

Share this list with someone who needs it – you could save their admission.


What If You Miss the June 13 Mop-Up? (Last Chance Options)

Missing the mop-up without a valid reason is fatal for your 2026 admission. JAMB does not offer a second mop-up. However, there are two very narrow lifelines:

1. Medical emergency with proof – If you are hospitalized on June 13, you can submit a hospital report and police extract to JAMB within 7 days. The board may allow a special one-off test, but this is extremely rare.
2. Centre closure – If your designated mop-up centre shuts down on exam day (e.g., security issue), JAMB will reschedule you. Monitor the board’s Twitter handle (@JAMBHQ) for real-time updates.

Otherwise, you must wait for the 2027 UTME. That means a full year of lost education progress. So treat June 13 as a non-negotiable date. Book transportation, inform your parents, and even sleep near your centre if it is far from home.


FINAL CHECKLIST: Everything You Need Before June 13

Print this checklist and tick each item:

· Confirmed your eligibility on the JAMB portal.
· Printed your mop-up examination slip (with your picture and centre details).
· Studied using past questions and CBT practice.
· Arranged transport to the centre (budget extra time for traffic).
· Packed a clear water bottle, your slip, and a valid ID (school ID, national ID, or passport).
· Told a family member or friend your exam schedule.
· Charged your phone fully (but you will leave it outside the hall).
· Prayed/meditated to stay calm.

CONCLUSION 
JAMB has officially done its part by announcing the mop-up date. Now the ball is in your court. Do not let technical glitches or procrastination steal your admission. The June 13, 2026 UTME mop-up examination is your golden chance to get back on track. Secure your JAMB original results immediately after the exam, and dive into post-UTME preparation without delay.

Remember: Thousands of Nigerian students miss admission every year not because they are unintelligent, but because they ignore deadlines or believe false rumours. You are better than that. Share this article with every candidate you know – let’s help each other succeed. Bookmark this page, set a reminder, and go crush that mop-up exam.

Your 2026 education journey starts now. See you at the top.
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Thursday, May 21, 2026

JAMB RELEASES 279 RESULTS THAT WERE UNDER INVESTIGATION

JAMB Releases Withheld Results Which Were Under Investigation

The wait is finally over. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially released 279 UTME results that were previously withheld for investigation over suspected examination malpractice during the 2026 UTME. This development brings relief to hundreds of anxious candidates awaiting their fate.

According to an official statement issued on Thursday by JAMB’s Public Communication Adviser, Dr. Fabian Benjamin, the release follows ongoing investigations into cases of suspected examination malpractice. Importantly, this release is in addition to results the Board had already made public. 

Good News: 279 JAMB Results Freed After Investigation

After a detailed and painstaking review of cases flagged during and after the examination process, JAMB has freed 279 results that had been held back pending further scrutiny. The Board disclosed that its decision came after investigators found no prima facie evidence linking the affected candidates to examination malpractice. 

JAMB noted that where evidence of wrongdoing was clearly established, results were outright cancelled. But for those found innocent of any infraction during the JAMB original results verification process, the scores have now been released. 

Results Still Under Review — What Affected Candidates Must Know

Despite the good news, JAMB has made it clear that investigations are still ongoing for results from examination centres flagged by its live monitoring team for suspicious activities, as well as centres linked to adverse reports. Such results will remain withheld until the conclusion of the review process. 

The Board warned that any candidate found culpable after further investigation will have their result cancelled in line with its examination regulations. Candidates who are still unable to access their scores should not panic, but rather stay informed through official channels.

How to Check If Your Result Has Been Released

If you are among the affected candidates, JAMB has provided a straightforward way to confirm whether your result has now been released. Simply send “UTMERESULT” to either 55019 or 66019 using the same phone number you used during your JAMB registration. 

Candidates are also advised to regularly check the official JAMB result-checking portal using their registration details. Avoid third-party websites that mimic JAMB’s portal, as these can compromise your personal information. 

What This Means for Your Admission and Education Journey

The release of these results comes at a critical time as the admission process for the 2026/2027 academic session is already in motion. JAMB has retained 150 as the cut-off mark for university admission and 100 for polytechnics. 

For candidates whose results have now been cleared, your education plans can proceed without further delay. Ensure you promptly check your scores, upload your O’Level results on JAMB CAPS, and monitor the admission portal closely. Meanwhile, candidates still awaiting outcome reviews are encouraged to be patient and trust that JAMB is committed to fairness and the integrity of the nation’s tertiary admission process. 

Stay tuned for further updates as JAMB continues its integrity checks across all examination centres nationwide.

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Monday, May 18, 2026

JAMB ACTIVATES PORTAL FOR UPLOADING OF O'LEVEL RESULTS (WAEC,NECO&GCE)

JAMB ACTIVATES UPLOAD OF O'LEVEL RESULTS (WAEC, NECO, GCE)

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially activated the portal for the upload of O’level results for the 2026 admission cycle. Candidates who sat for WAEC, NECO, or GCE can now upload their results directly to the JAMB system. This long-awaited activation marks a critical step toward securing admission into Nigerian universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education.
If you’re yet to upload your results, now is the time to act. Delaying this process could jeopardize your chances of gaining admission this year.

Why Uploading Your O’level Results Matters

Your O’level results (whether WAEC, NECO, or GCE) are non-negotiable for admission. Without them, institutions cannot verify your eligibility. When you upload your results to the JAMB portal, they become part of your JAMB original results profile, which schools use to screen candidates. Missing this step means your jamb result will be considered incomplete, no matter how high your score.

For 2026, JAMB has reiterated that only candidates whose O’level results are successfully uploaded and matched with their subject combinations will be considered for admission.

Step-by-Step Guide to Upload Your Results

Follow these simple steps to complete your results upload:

1. Visit an accredited JAMB CBT centre or a JAMB office (do not use unauthorized cyber cafes).
2. Provide your registration number and the examination body (WAEC, NECO, or GCE).
3. Verify your result using the scratch card or result checker pin.
4. JAMB will automatically link the result to your profile.
5. Print the acknowledgment slip from the portal.

Remember: You can upload up to two different O’level results (e.g., WAEC and NECO) if using two sittings.

Common Mistakes That Ruin Admission Chances

Many candidates fail admission due to simple errors during results upload. Avoid these pitfalls:

· Uploading the wrong examination type (e.g., claiming NECO when you have WAEC).
· Mismatching names – ensure your name on the O’level result matches your JAMB original results exactly.
· Forgetting to upload both sittings if you require two.
· Waiting until the deadline – JAMB may close the portal without notice.

Double-check everything before submission. A single mistake can lead to “No Admission Granted” despite a high jamb result.

Deadline and Final Advice for 2026 Candidates

JAMB has not yet announced a specific cutoff for 2026, but based on past years, the upload portal typically remains open until mid‑August. However, institutions may set earlier internal deadlines. Visit the nearest JAMB office or an accredited centre immediately.

Do not rely on third‑party agents. Take personal responsibility for your education journey. Uploading your O’level results is the bridge between your jamb result and your dream course. Once done, regularly check your JAMB CAPS for admission status.

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JAMB COMMENCE PRINTING OF ORIGINAL RESULTS – 2026 UTME

JAMB COMMENCE PRINTING OF ORIGINAL RESULTS – 2026 UTME 

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially commenced the printing of original results for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). This announcement is a major milestone for thousands of candidates who sat for the exam and are now eager to take the next step in their education journey. Unlike the earlier “notification of result” slip, the JAMB original results come with enhanced security features and are the only documents accepted for admission screening.

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR CANDIDATES

If you wrote the 2026 UTME, this development means you can now obtain your official, watermarked result slip directly from JAMB. The JAMB original results are printed on special paper with a barcode and QR code that admission officers scan to confirm authenticity. Without this document, your admission into any Nigerian university, polytechnic, or college of education is at risk. Do not rely on photocopies or online printouts – only the board-issued original slip carries full legal weight.

HOW TO PRINT YOUR JAMB ORIGINAL RESULTS

Printing your JAMB original results is straightforward but requires a visit to an accredited CBT centre or a JAMB state office. You cannot print the original slip from a home printer. Here is the step‑by‑step process:

1. Visit any JAMB‑accredited CBT centre or JAMB office nationwide.
2. Provide your registration number or email address used for the 2026 UTME.
3. Pay a token fee (usually around ₦1,000–₦1,500) for the printing service.
4. The centre will print your original result slip, which includes your photograph, scores, and a security QR code.

You can also request a reprint if your first copy gets damaged or lost, as long as you have your registration details.

WHY YOU NEED THE JAMB ORIGINAL RESULTS FOR ADMISSION

Every tertiary institution in Nigeria insists on JAMB original results during post‑UTME screening and final admission clearance. The reason is simple: it eliminates fake results. Many candidates previously tried to alter notification slips, but the original result’s security features make forgery nearly impossible. If you aspire to secure admission in 2026, do not delay printing. Universities often set strict deadlines for submitting original results, and missing them could close your admission window.

Key Tips for a Smooth Printing Process

To avoid last‑minute stress, follow these practical tips:

· Start early – Do not wait until your chosen school announces its admission list. Lines at CBT centres get longer as deadlines approach.
· Double‑check your details – Ensure your name, date of birth, and passport photograph match your O’Level certificates. Discrepancies can hurt your admission chances.
· Keep multiple copies – Print at least three original copies. Keep one at home, one for school applications, and a spare.
· Beware of scams – Only print at JAMB‑approved centres. Online portals claiming to mail you the original slip are fraudulent.

FINAL THOUGHTS ON YOUR EDUCATION JOURNEY

The ability to print JAMB original results marks a critical step forward in your education and career. With these documents in hand, you can confidently participate in post‑UTME screenings, upload credentials to the JAMB CAPS system, and track your admission status. Remember, education in Nigeria’s tertiary system begins with proper documentation. Act now, secure your JAMB original results, and move one step closer to the university of your choice.
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Saturday, May 16, 2026

UNIPORT POST-UTME REGISTRATION COMMENCEMENT

UNIPORT Post-UTME to Start on May 15 – First Choice & JAMB Score 160+ Required

Published: May 16, 2026 | Category: Admissions

The prestigious University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) has officially announced the commencement of its 2026 Post-UTME screening exercise. The exercise will begin on May 15, 2026.

All candidates who selected UNIPORT as their first choice in the recently concluded JAMB examination and scored above 160 are hereby invited to participate in the screening process.
UNIPORT Post-UTME Eligibility Criteria

Before applying, ensure you meet the following requirements:

· JAMB score: Minimum of 161 (above 160 as stated).
· First choice institution: University of Port Harcourt only.
· O’Level credits: At least five credits, including English and Mathematics, in not more than two sittings.
· Age: Minimum 16 years by admission date.

✅ Tip: Candidates with exactly 160 should verify on the portal – the official notice says “above 160”, but UNIPORT often uses 160 as the cut-off. Check the university’s website for final clarification.

How to Register for UNIPORT Post-UTME
Follow these steps to complete your registration:
1. Visit the official UNIPORT portal at www.uniport.edu.ng
2. Click on 2026 Post-UTME Registration
3. Enter your JAMB registration number and a valid email
4. Pay the non-refundable screening fee of ₦2,000 (online or via bank)
5. Fill in your personal details, O’Level results, and JAMB information
6. Upload a recent passport photograph (white background)
7. Review and submit. Print your acknowledgment slip

Important Dates to Remember
Event Date
Registration opens May 15, 2026
Registration closes may 21, 2026
CBT screening dates June 20 – 28, 2026
Result release July 5, 2026

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UNIPORT Post-UTME Exam Format

The screening will be a Computer-Based Test (CBT) covering:

· English Language (compulsory)
· Three other subjects relevant to your proposed course
Total questions: 100 | Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

⚠️ No negative marking, but time management is critical.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is the Post-UTME compulsory for all first-choice candidates?
Yes. Every candidate who meets the JAMB score requirement must take the screening to be considered for admission.
Can I register if I’m awaiting my O’Level result?
Yes. Select “awaiting result” on the portal, but you must upload your results before admission decisions are finalized.
What happens if I miss the registration deadline?
Late registration is not permitted. Missing the deadline means you forfeit the screening.
Where can I get support?
Contact UNIPORT ICT support at admissions@uniport.edu.ng or check the helpdesk numbers on the registration portal.

Final Advice for UNIPORT Aspirants

· Register early to avoid last-minute portal glitches.
· Use the same passport photograph as on your JAMB slip.
· Print your exam schedule immediately after registration.
· Prepare with past UNIPORT Post-UTME questions – they follow a predictable pattern.
· Competitive courses (Medicine, Law, Engineering) require a higher aggregate score, so aim for excellence.

Good luck with your UNIPORT Post-UTME screening! Bookmark this page for updates and share with fellow candidates.

Disclaimer: This post is based on the official announcement as of May 16, 2026. Always confirm details on the UNIPORT website.
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Friday, May 15, 2026

JAMB COMMENCE CHANGE OF INSTITUTION AND COURSES 2026: PRINTING OF ORIGINAL JAMB RESULTS

JAMB 2026: UTME Change of Institution Process Activated – See Cost, Deadline & Expert Advice

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JAMB Twitter announcement: UTME Change of Institution process activated for 2026 candidates, effective May 15, 2026.

Published: May 15, 2026 | Updated: May 15, 2026 | By: [Official Niko

The wait is finally over for Nigerian UTME candidates. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially announced the activation of the 2026 UTME Change of Institution and Change of Course process.

If you scored below your dream university’s cut-off mark or simply changed your mind about your desired programme, this is your official window to make corrections.

Source: Official JAMB Twitter handle (@JAMBHQ)
HOW TO CHANGE YOUR INSTITUTION/COURSE FOR UTME 2026

Contrary to some misconceptions, you cannot change your institution from home or via a mobile app. According to the official announcement, candidates must follow this procedure:

1. Visit any JAMB-approved CBT Centre (not just any cybercafé).
2. Request the Change of Institution/Course form.
3. Provide your registration number and choose your new preferred institution or programme.
4. Pay the requisite fee (see cost breakdown below).
5. Confirm the changes before submitting.

Important: Only accredited CBT centres are authorized to effect these changes. Avoid unofficial agents.

 HOW MUCH IS JAMB CHANGE OF COURSE & INSTITUTION 2026?

A major question from candidates, highlighted by user TİMİ LÊHÎN on the official thread, is the cost.

Official 2026 Pricing:

· Change of Institution/Course: ₦2,500 (excluding CBT centre service charges).
· CBT Centre Service Fee: Typically ₦500 – ₦1,000.
· Total Estimated Cost: ₦3,000 – ₦3,500.

Note: Prices are subject to slight variations depending on the CBT centre’s location.

EXPERT ADVICE BEFORE YOU MAKE CHANGES (From @OgbuAdaeez)

A viral reply from Adaeez Ogbu offered strategic advice that every candidate should read before proceeding:

“If you’re changing course and institutions, endeavor to stay within the relevant courses. Some courses do not deserve your time and energy.”

What this means for you:

· Relevance is key: Changing from Engineering to Agricultural Science may make sense, but changing from Medicine to a totally unrelated course could hurt your long-term career.
· Avoid "waterlogged" courses: Don’t chase a course just because it has a low cut-off mark. Ensure your new choice aligns with your O’Level subject combinations.

PRINTING OF ORIGINAL UTME RESULT SLIPS

In a follow-up tweet, JAMB announced a critical date for all 2026 candidates:

“Printing of the original 2026 UTME result slip will commence on Monday, 18th May, 2026.” – Fabian Benjamin, Ph.D.

Why this matters: The original result slip (not the photocopied notification slip) is required for:

· Post-UTME registration
· Admission screening
· NYSC registration (future)

Action Point: After changing your institution, visit any CBT centre from May 18th to print your official original result slip.

 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)

Q: Can I change my institution after printing my original result slip?
A: Yes. The change of institution process is independent. You can make changes now and still print your original slip on May 18th.

Q: How many times can I change my institution?
A: JAMB typically allows multiple changes, but each attempt requires a fresh payment.

Q: Will changing my institution affect my previous score?
A: No. Your UTME score remains exactly the same.

SUMMARY & NEXT STEPS

The UTME Change of Institution process is your second chance to secure admission in 2026. Do not wait until the last minute, as CBT centres may become congested.

Your 3-step checklist:

1. Decide your new course/university (stay relevant).
2. Visit an approved CBT centre with your registration number.
3. Pay the ₦2,500 (plus service fee) and confirm your changes.
4. Return to print your Original Result Slip from May 18th
Have more questions about the JAMB change of institution process? Drop them in the comments below!

· Read: 2026 JAMB Cut-off Marks for All Universities
· Read: How to Check Your UTME Result via SMS

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Thursday, May 14, 2026

IGNATIUS AGURU UNIVERSITY COMMENCES POST-UTME REGISTRATION FORM SALE :18 MAY 2026

IGNATIUS AGURU UNIVERSITY COMMENCES POST-UTME REGISTRATION FORM SALE :18 MAY 2026

While official information from the University for the 2026/2027 session is pending, the announcement provides a great opportunity to review the successful hybrid screening model used in 2025. This guide covers everything you need to know, from registration steps to key deadlines, so you're fully prepared for the upcoming admission cycle.

📝 Registration Snapshot for 2026/2027:

· Registration Opens: May 18, 2026
· Registration Closes: June 14, 2026
· Registration Fee: ₦2,000
· UTME Cut-Off Mark: 150 (Minimum score required for eligibility)

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🌟 An Overview: IAUE's Hybrid Screening System

The cornerstone of IAUE's admission process is its hybrid screening system. For the 2025/2026 session, the university eliminated the traditional Post-UTME computer-based test.

Instead, admission was based 100% on your JAMB UTME score. The screening process, which occurred on-campus from August 18–26, 2025, was solely for the physical verification of credentials, biometric capture, and data validation—not for another examination. Candidates were required to bring originals of their JAMB result slip, O'level results, and the IAUE Post-UTME registration slip for this verification.

This information is crucial as it sets a clear precedent for the upcoming cycle. It underscores that your JAMB score and academic qualifications are the primary determinants for securing admission.

🗓️ Important Dates and Deadlines

While the 2025 dates are in the past, they establish a clear pattern. The 2026 registration portal is scheduled to open on May 18, 2026, and close on June 14, 2026.

Furthermore, the 2025 cycle saw a deadline extension, a common practice to ensure all eligible candidates can complete their applications. The initial close date was extended to Friday, August 29, 2025. While not a reason to delay, it highlights the importance of monitoring the official IAUE website for any updates or changes.

📝 A Step-by-Step Guide to Registration

Based on the procedures from the previous session, here is a detailed breakdown of the registration process for the 2025/2026 cycle. The steps for 2026/2027 are expected to be very similar once the portal opens.

1. Visit the Official Portal: Go to the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education website at www.iaue.edu.ng.
2. Navigate to the Admission Menu: On the homepage, locate the ADMISSION menu and click on “Undergraduate Studies”.
3. Access the Screening Portal: Click on the link for the “2025/2026 UTME/DE Screening Registration Portal”. The year will be updated for the 2026/2027 session.
4. Begin Your Registration: Click on “Register for 2025/2026 Session UTME/DE Screening” and enter your JAMB Registration Number on the page that appears. A page will load with your details.
5. Confirm Your Details:
   · First Choice Candidates: Your details will appear automatically. Confirm the information, then enter a valid phone number and email address.
   · Candidates Who Changed Institution: If you didn't initially choose IAUE as your first choice, click the "UTME Registration" button, fill the form completely, and submit.
6. Check Your Email: After submission, login credentials (username and password) will be sent to your registered email address.
7. Log In and Complete Your Profile: Use the credentials sent to you to log in. You will be prompted to change your password. Once logged in, navigate to the ‘Update Personal Data’ menu and fill in all required fields accurately.
8. Payment of Screening Fee: From the menu on the left, click on ‘Pay Screening Fees’. Generate an invoice and proceed to pay the ₦2,000 registration fee via the secure Paystack platform using your debit card.
9. Finalize Registration: After successful payment, review all the information you have entered once more for accuracy. Then, click on the ‘Submit’ button.
10. Print Your Registration Slip: After submitting, print your registration slip. This is a crucial document, so be sure to save a copy both physically and digitally.

📋 What You Need: Registration Checklist

To ensure a seamless registration, have these items and information ready before you start the online process:

· ✅ JAMB Registration Number: Your unique 10-digit number.
· ✅ JAMB UTME Result Slip: A printed copy of your result for reference.
· ✅ Valid Email Address: An active email address that you can access regularly.
· ✅ Active Phone Number: A personal phone number that is not a duplicate of another candidate's.
· ✅ Valid Debit Card: A card (Visa, Verve, or Mastercard) for the ₦2,000 payment.
· ✅ O’Level Results Information: Details of your WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, or A’level results to accurately complete your profile.

⚠️ Essential Eligibility Criteria

Before you register, ensure you meet the basic requirements for consideration. These criteria are expected to remain consistent for the 2026/2027 session.

· UTME Score: You must have scored 150 or above in the 2026 UTME.
· First Choice: IAUE must be your first-choice institution in JAMB, or you must be willing to perform a Change of Institution on the JAMB portal if it is not already selected.
· O’Level Requirements: You must possess at least five (5) credit passes in relevant subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, in not more than two sittings. The specific subjects depend on your chosen course of study.
· Awaiting Results: If you are awaiting your O’level results, you can still register. However, you will be required to upload your results to both the JAMB portal and the IAUE portal as soon as they become available.

📚 Available Programmes at IAUE

Ignatius Ajuru University of Education offers a wide array of undergraduate programmes across several faculties. Here’s a breakdown of the major faculties and some of the key departments:

Faculty Sample Departments/Programmes
Faculty of Agriculture Agricultural Economics & Extension, Animal Science, Crop Science, Fisheries and Aquaculture
Faculty of Education Educational Management, Primary Education, Guidance & Counselling, Education & Biology, Education & Mathematics, Human Kinetics and Sports Science
Faculty of Humanities English & Communication Arts, History & Diplomatic Studies, Theatre Arts, French, Religious Studies, Music, Philosophy
Faculty of Social Sciences Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Geography, Mass Communication, Library and Information Science
Faculty of Management Sciences Accounting, Management, Marketing, Banking and Finance, Entrepreneurship, Public Administration
Faculty of Natural Sciences Computer Science, Biology, Microbiology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Information Technology
Faculty of Vocational & Tech. Ed. Agricultural Education, Technical Education (with options in Building, Electrical/Electronics, Automobile)

🤔 FAQs: Your Questions Answered

Q: Is there a Post-UTME Computer-Based Test (CBT) at IAUE?

For the 2025/2026 session, there was no computer-based test. Admission was based 100% on JAMB scores, with a physical screening for document verification and biometrics. This model is expected to continue for the 2026/2027 academic session.

Q: I didn't choose IAUE as my first choice. Can I still apply?

Yes, you can. You must first process a Change of Institution on the official JAMB portal to make IAUE your first choice. Once this is completed, you will be eligible to register for the screening exercise.

Q: What is the registration fee for the Post-UTME screening?

The registration fee for the 2025/2026 screening exercise was ₦2,000 only. Please be prepared to pay this amount via the online portal when you register for the upcoming session.

Q: Where can I find the official list of courses offered at IAUE?

The full, official list of approved undergraduate programmes is typically published as a PDF on the university's main website (www.iaue.edu.ng) and its admission portal.

Q: I used "Awaiting Result" during my JAMB registration. What should I do?

You can still participate in the screening. You must complete your registration on the IAUE portal using your awaiting result status. Once your results are released, you must immediately upload them to both your JAMB CAPS portal and the IAUE registration portal.

Q: How will I know the schedule for my physical screening?

IAUE communicates directly with candidates. All registered applicants will receive an email containing the specific details of their screening, including the date, time, batch, and venue. It is vital to use a valid and active email address during registration.

Q: What documents do I need for the physical screening?

You must attend in person with the following original documents: your JAMB result slip, O'level result(s), the printed IAUE Post-UTME registration slip, and a printout of the screening invitation email sent to you.

Q: I have more questions. Who can I contact for help?

💎 Crucial Advice for Prospective Students

Based on past announcements, here is some of the most important advice for all applicants.

1. 🟢 Trust Only Official Channels: Beware of fraudulent individuals or misleading information on social media. All official communications are released on the university's website (www.iaue.edu.ng) and can be verified by contacting the provided support lines.
2. 🔴 Admission Is Free: Be warned that the IAUE management has stated that admission into the university is completely free. Anyone requesting money to secure admission is a fraudster. Do not fall victim to such scams.
3. 🟡 Use Personal Contact Details: When registering, use your own phone number and email address. The university does not allow duplicate phone numbers or emails. Using personal details ensures that you receive all communications directly and on time.
4. 🟢 Monitor Your Email Daily: After registration, check your email inbox (and spam folder) frequently for your screening schedule. This email contains critical information such as your screening date, time, venue, and batch.
5. 🔵 Present Yourself Professionally: All candidates are expected to appear at the screening venue neatly dressed, with well-groomed hair. Any act of misconduct or ill-behavior will lead to automatic disqualification.

🎓 Conclusion: Your Path to IAUE

The journey to securing your place at the Ignatius Ajuru University of Education begins with a well-informed and proactive approach. The shift to a no-CBT, hybrid screening model means that your success hinges on your JAMB performance, the accuracy of your application, and your promptness in completing the physical verification steps.

The official announcement is your signal to start preparing. Gather your documents, note the key dates, and ensure you meet the basic requirements. Once the portal opens on May 18th, follow the step-by-step guide carefully to complete your registration.

We wish you the very best in your journey to becoming a proud student of Ignatius Ajuru University of Education. For the most current updates, always refer to the official IAUE website. Good luck!
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Wednesday, May 13, 2026

JAMB POLICY MEETING 2026.NIGERIA BANS NON CAPS ADMISSION: SET MINIMUM OF 16 YEARS

JAMB Policy Meeting 2026: Nigeria Bans Non-CAPS Admissions, Sets 16-Year Minimum Age & New NCE Rules
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Access to higher education in Nigeria must remain fair, transparent, merit-driven, and accountable. These core principles guided the high-level discussions at the 2026 JAMB Policy Meeting on Admissions into Tertiary Institutions, where critical stakeholders from across the education sector gathered to review the nation’s admission framework.

Yesterday, key decisions were reached to strengthen integrity, expand access, and advance reforms. Below are the binding resolutions from the meeting that every candidate, parent, and institution must know.

1. Admissions Outside JAMB CAPS Are Now Illegal

In a decisive move to enforce transparency, the meeting resolved that any admission conducted outside the JAMB Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS) remains illegal and will not be recognised. This means all tertiary institutions must route every admission through CAPS. Candidates should verify their status only via the official JAMB portal.

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2. 16 Years Remains the Minimum Age for Admission

The minimum age for admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria is still 16 years. This applies to universities, polytechnics, colleges of education, and colleges of nursing. Candidates below this age will not be processed for admission, regardless of their UTME scores.

3. New NCE Rule: No UTME, But JAMB Registration Still Required

In a major policy shift for NCE (Nigeria Certificate in Education) programmes:

· Candidates with a minimum of 4 credits will no longer be required to sit for the UTME.
· However, they must still register with JAMB for screening and admission processing through CAPS.
  This change is designed to widen access to teacher education while maintaining proper documentation.

4. Minimum Admission Scores (Cut-Off Marks) Confirmed

After thorough deliberation, the following minimum scores were upheld:

· Universities & Colleges of Nursing: 150
· Polytechnics & other Monotechnics: 100

Institutions are free to adopt higher scores based on their competitiveness, but no institution may go below these benchmarks.

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5. Strengthening Inclusive Education for Persons Living With Disabilities (PWDs)

The meeting reaffirmed a commitment to inclusive education. Special interventions for Persons Living With Disabilities will be deepened, including:

· Targeted support during UTME registration and testing.
· Improved accessibility features at CBT centres.
· Dedicated admission quotas and assistive technologies.

6. Digital Adoption: CBT, AI, and Emerging Technologies

The Federal Government is accelerating the adoption of digital technologies across the education sector. Key focus areas include:

· Full-scale Computer Based Testing (CBT) for all JAMB exams.
· Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for proctoring and fraud detection.
· Use of emerging tech to streamline admission processes on CAPS.

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7. Curbing Examination Malpractice

Verification and supervision systems will be significantly strengthened. This includes biometric authentication, real-time CCTV monitoring in CBT centres, and stricter sanctions for candidates and staff caught engaging in malpractice. The goal is to protect the integrity of the entire admission value chain.

8. From Policy to Implementation: Accountability Measures

Finally, stakeholders reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening accountability. Resolutions will not remain mere documents. Monitoring teams will be deployed, and institutions that violate the rules (especially regarding off-CAPS admissions or illegal age waivers) will face sanctions.

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Final Thoughts for Candidates and Parents

If you are applying for admission into any Nigerian tertiary institution in 2026, remember:

· Insist on CAPS. No CAPS, no valid admission.
· Ensure you meet the age requirement (16 years by the time of admission).
· For NCE applicants with 4 credits, skip UTME but don’t skip JAMB registration.
· Target your UTME score based on your institution type (150 for university/nursing, 100 for polytechnic).

Stay informed through the official JAMB website and trusted education news sources. The path to fair and merit-driven higher education is now clearer than ever.
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Monday, May 11, 2026

JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026/OUTCOME OF JAMB POLICY MEETING 2026

JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 AND OUTCOME OF JAMB POLICY MEETING 2026

JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 Officially Announced: University 150, Poly 100, Nursing 150 – Merit Only

Published: May 11, 2026 | Updated: 11:45 AM WAT | Source: JAMB Policy Meeting, Abuja

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the official JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 following its policy meeting held today at its headquarters in Abuja. The announcement, which came after a unanimous decision by admission officers, sets clear benchmarks for tertiary institutions across Nigeria and introduces a strict merit-only admission policy.

Key Highlights of the JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026
Institution Type Minimum JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026
Universities 150
Polytechnics 100
Colleges of Nursing 150

✅ Important: Institutions may raise their respective cut-off marks above the national minimum, but they cannot go below the approved JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026.

Merit-Only Admission: What You Must Know
In a significant policy shift, the board stated that the 2026 admission process shall be based only on merit. Any other form of “acquisition”—including financial inducement, influence peddling, or backdoor arrangements—will not be tolerated.

This means that meeting the JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 is no longer enough if you rely on anything other than your genuine UTME score and subsequent screening performance. Candidates are advised to disregard any agent promising admission below the set JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 or through “special assistance.

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Breakdown by Institution Type

Universities – JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026: 150

All federal, state, and private universities must adhere to a minimum JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 of 150. Competitive courses (Law, Medicine, Engineering, Accounting) may require scores significantly higher than 150, but no candidate with a score below 150 can be considered.

Polytechnics – JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026: 100

The JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 for polytechnics is set at 100. This lower benchmark aims to expand access to technical and vocational education. However, popular polytechnics may still demand scores above 100.

Colleges of Nursing – JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026: 150

Nursing colleges share the same JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 of 150 as universities, reflecting the rigorous academic standards required for healthcare training.

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Why Merit-Only Changes the Game

For years, some candidates with scores below the JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 gained admission through state of origin, catchment area, or financial influence. The 2026 policy closes those loopholes. Now, only candidates who meet or exceed the JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 based on their own performance will be admitted—regardless of connection or background.

Official statement from the JAMB admission officer:
“No form of acquisition outside merit will be entertained. The JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 is the only gateway.”

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What Candidates Should Do Next

1. Check your UTME score against the JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 for your chosen institution type.
2. Review your institution’s specific cut-off – many schools will publish a higher threshold than the national JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026.
3. Prepare for post-UTME screenings – merit-only means post-UTME performance also counts.
4. Avoid fraudsters – no one can change the JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 or admit you below it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can a university set its cut-off below 150?
No. That would violate the approved JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026.

Q: Does the polytechnic cut-off of 100 apply to all ND programs?
Yes, for all National Diploma (ND) programs. HND admissions are separate.

Q: Is the nursing cut-off also 150 for private nursing schools?
Yes, all colleges of nursing must respect the JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 of 150.

Q: What does “acquisition” mean in the merit-only rule?
Any attempt to buy, influence, or bypass the JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 through money, connections, or falsified results.

Final Takeaway

The JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 is clear: University 150, Polytechnic 100, Nursing 150. Combined with the merit-only policy, this marks a new era of fairness in Nigerian tertiary admissions. Candidates are advised to focus entirely on academic preparation and disregard any shortcuts.

Stay updated via the official JAMB portal and trusted news sources. Do not let anyone deceive you into believing the JAMB CUT-OFF MARK 2026 can be negotiated downward.

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Monday, April 20, 2026

JAMB RELEASES SECOND BATCH OF 2026 EXAM RESULTS

JAMB RELEASES SECOND BATCH OF 2026 EXAM RESULTS.
The joint admission matriculation board is a body responsible for conducting annual organized exam for o level students who are aspiring to be in the university or any higher institution. The joint admission matriculation board jamb commenced it examination on the 16th of April 2026 which is still in progress, but as it progresses the candidate who were opportunity to sit for their jamb examination in in the first and second batch of the examination and now here by advice to proceed in checking their result as it is now  available for check.
After releasing the first batch of the 2026 jamb examination on the 18th of April, the second batch was promising to be out soon and just like it was promised it has been redeemed by the body JAMB. 
This can be seen as a clear alignment to the promise JAMB made to Nigerians when they said that the 2026 JAMB will take another shape and it has indeed be implied and can be testified.
The second batch of the JAMB results is for the candidates who partook in the examination on the 17th and 18th of April 2026. 
Some candidates are given complaints that they cannot find their results, it is advisable that any candidates whose results is yet to be released should be calm as their result are undergoing investigation and will be released in no time immediately the investigation is been concluded.

STEPS ON HOW TO CHECK 2026 JAMB  RESULTS 
Step 1 – Use the same phone number (SIM) you used for registration
· You must send the SMS from the identical mobile number that you used when you generated your profile code during JAMB registration.
· If you use a different SIM, the system will not recognise you and will not send your result.

Step 2 – Compose and send the SMS
· Open the messaging app on your phone.
· Type the keyword exactly as: UTMERESULT (all uppercase, no spaces).
· Send this message to either 55019 or 66019 – both are JAMB’s official service codes.

Step 3 – Ensure sufficient airtime
· The service costs ₦50 (fifty Nigerian Naira).
· This fee will be deducted automatically from your main airtime balance (not from any data or bonus credit).
· So before sending, confirm you have at least ₦50 of regular airtime on that SIM.

Step 4 – Wait for the response
· After sending, wait a few minutes.
· Your result will be delivered directly to you as a text message (SMS) on the same phone.
· The message will show your scores for each subject, usually in a simple format like: “English – 65, Mathematics – 70, Physics – 58, Chemistry – 62”.

Candidates should note that the results are not available on the portal yet or ready for printout.

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Saturday, April 18, 2026

JAMB RELEASES RESULTS FOR FIRST BATCH OF 2026 EXAMINATION

JAMB RELEASES RESULTS FOR FIRST BATCH OF 2026 EXAMINATION 
The joint admission matriculation board has not yesterday the 17th of April 2026 announced the release of the first badge of the 2026 jamb examination results. The 2026 jamb candidate who took part in the first batch of the 2026 jamb examination are expected to proceed with the checking of their results which is now available for check.
HOW TO CHECK JAMB RESULT
The candidate to search for the first badge of the 2026 jamb examination are expected to follow up the few steps in order to check their results. 
Just the same way the generated their profile code, they are expected to send UTMERESULT to 55019 or 66019.
The service will require a charge of 50 naira of from your airtime balance, after few minutes of sending the SMS to 55019 or 66019 the result will be sent directly to the candidates as a text message.
Note: Candidate who are checking their results are expected to use the same SIM card they usedbin generating their profile code for effective results check.
Here’s a detailed explanation (expatiation) of the text you provided, clarifying the process and correcting likely typographical errors.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is the Nigerian body responsible for conducting the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) for candidates seeking admission into universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education.

The text announces the release of the first batch of 2026 UTME results. However, it contains a clear error: “has not yesterday the 17th of April 2026 announced” – this should read “has on yesterday, the 17th of April 2026, announced” or simply “has released”. The intended meaning is that as of April 17, 2026, results for the first batch of candidates are now available

HOW TO CHECK YOUR JAMB RESULT (Step‑by‑Step Explanation)
The method described uses an SMS‑based system, which is JAMB’s official and primary result checking channel. This is designed to be simple and accessible even without internet access.

STEP 1 – Use the same phone number (SIM) you used for registration
· You must send the SMS from the identical mobile number that you used when you generated your profile code during JAMB registration.
· If you use a different SIM, the system will not recognise you and will not send your result.

STEP 2 – Compose and send the SMS
· Open the messaging app on your phone.
· Type the keyword exactly as: UTMERESULT (all uppercase, no spaces).
· Send this message to either 55019 or 66019 – both are JAMB’s official service codes.

STEP 3 – Ensure sufficient airtime

· The service costs ₦50 (fifty Nigerian Naira).
· This fee will be deducted automatically from your main airtime balance (not from any data or bonus credit).
· So before sending, confirm you have at least ₦50 of regular airtime on that SIM.

STEP 4 – Wait for the response

· After sending, wait a few minutes.
· Your result will be delivered directly to you as a text message (SMS) on the same phone.
· The message will show your scores for each subject, usually in a simple format like: “English – 65, Mathematics – 70, Physics – 58, Chemistry – 62”.

IMPORTANT NOTES (to avoid common mistakes)

· Do not add any extra words or spaces – only “UTMERESULT”. Adding “to”, “for”, or your registration number will cause an error.
· Network delays – Sometimes SMS replies take longer than a few minutes due to network congestion. If you don’t get a reply after 10–15 minutes, you can resend (but you may be charged again).
· Result not yet released – If you send before your specific batch result is uploaded, you might get a message like “Result not available” or “Processing in progress”. Wait for official confirmation that your batch is out.
· Failed result – If you receive a score like “0” or “Cancelled”, it could mean malpractice was detected. In that case, you should visit a JAMB office for clarification.

WHAT IF THE SMS METHOD FAILS?

While the text describes only the SMS method
· USSD code (e.g., *55019#) – but the SMS method is often the fastest.
The SMS method remains the most reliable for candidates in areas with poor internet connectivity
Summary for Candidates

ACTION DETAILS
Date of release 17th April 2026 (first batch)
Keyword UTMERESULT
Send to 55019 or 66019
Cost ₦50 airtime
Required Same SIM used for profile code
Result delivery Via SMS to your phone

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Monday, April 13, 2026

JAMB ADVICE CANDIDATES TO REPRINT AGAIN

JAMB ADVICE CANDIDATES TO REPRINT AGAIN 
The joint admission matriculation board calls it's 2026 candidate to reprint their slips after taking some advanced steps which will be unleashed on this post.
JAMB on the 11th of April brought to the notice of the masses that after thorough examination and screening of it's examination accredited centres it was brought to their notice that some centre do not seem ready to conduct the 2026JAMB EXAMINATION these centres were still having internet glitches which will be an interruption during the examination process, in other not to let the 2026 JAMB candidates experience internet glitches while sitting for their examination, the joint admission matriculation board JAMB had no choice than to disqualify those centres for conducting the 2026 JAMB examination. CANDIDATES FROM ABIA, ANAMBRA, DELTA, ABUJA, EDO, LAGOS, OGUN should treat this information as important as it should be regarded because these are the states where affected centres are located 

JAMB also made some adjustments with in the examination time which especially the exams 6:am set. JAMB made their adjustments clear in an X post calling candidates to reprint their slips in other to avoid been left of of the process after the update of the time and centres.

Note: as a 2026 JAMB candidate if your centre is not affected and your examination time doesn't fall in 6:am then there will be no need to reprint your slipt as the first reprint will still be valid.  It is also important to note that all 2026 JAMB candidates are expected to arrive their examination centre 30mins before the examination time in other to avoid uncertainty.
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Sunday, April 12, 2026

3DAYS TO 2026 JAMB EXAMINATION

3DAYS TO 2026 JAMB EXAMINATION 
A s earlier scheduled the 2026 JAMB examination will be commencing on the 16th of April 2026, and due to the emergence of the 2026 JAMB examination candidates are expected to know these few tips before the examination date to avoid being a defaulter or victims of the circumstances.
HOW TO LOCATE JAMB CENTRE 
After reprinting and a candidate must have seen his/her examination centre. In a situation whereby the JAMB candidates don't know the location of the examination centre he or she is expected to go in search of the location a day or two before the examination in other to avoid misdirection during the examination date which might lead to lateness or absence during the exam. This is also applicable for candidates who are to take their 2026 JAMB examination outside their states; such candidate is expected to travel a day before the examination and makes such he or she knows the centre for the examination before the examination day because its always difficult to locate a centre on the day of examination especially in a totally different place, all 2026 JAMB candidates are expected to treat this as important as it looks or sounds. 

HOW TO STUDY WITHIN 3DAYS TO 2026 JAMB 
At this point in time what a 2026 JAMB candidates are supposed to be doing such be a total revision of what was already been studied long ago. At this point the 2026 JAMB candidates should make their past questions their personal friends as well as CBT practices.

HOW TO ATTEMPT QUESTIONS FAST AND ACCURATE 

THESE ARE STEPS ON HOW TO ATTEMPT 2026 JAMB FAST AND ACCURATE IN OTHER TO MAKE GOOD USE OF YOUR PROVIDED TIME 
1. Attempt ENGLISH LANGUAGE first it is proved that English has the highest mark when it comes to JAMB examination so I don't expect any 2026 jamb candidate to joke with his/her English language as a pass in your English guarantee a successful JAMB examination.
2. Candidates should note that any subject that appears to be different or confusing it is advisable you attend to such subjects late In other to save your time. You should not just wait trying to figure things out while your time run ahead and might end up elasping before the candidate could realise.
3. Candidates should also learn how to read fast and understand the questions while reading. It does mean you should be too fast and fail to understand the questions 
4. Understand the questions properly before answering, because JAMB will provide you with options that closely looks like the answer , at this point it takes whosoever studied to get it right.
5. Candidates who are not conversant with the computer are advised to make use of mouse when answering their questions as a minor mistake made using keyboard can bring to the end of your examination whether you are done or not.

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Wednesday, April 8, 2026

JAMB ISSUES WARING AGAINST EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE!

JAMB ISSUES WARNING  AGAINST EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE (JAMB 2026)
The Joint Admission Matriculation Board JAMB has issues a warning to its candidates of the 2026 JAMB examination this statement contained in this warning text will be disclosed as you read further this pos. 
The joint admission matriculation board is a body that has a sole responsibility to conduct examination for O'level student which will serve as a qualification to higher institutions. 
JAMB on Monday 6th of April 2026 can up with a strict warning to its candidates for the 2026 Jamb examination, in this warning they clearly stated that any candidate who is intending to perform any irregular action or activities during the  2026 JAMB examination process should have a change of mind with an immediate effect. In this information JAMB also made it clear that every gathering or group intending to carry out any unusual action to be disbanded with an immediate effect.
JAMB promised an improvement in the cyber space and 2026 JAMB examination system and with that will be able to bring any individual, candidate or institution who tries to manipulate the 2026 JAMB system or try to perform any action contrary to the normal examination must surely be apprehended and will face the consequences of his/her actions.

JAMB also made it clear that any individual, candidate our institution that is being caught up with while or in the process of performing any contradicting actions in the 2026 JAMB  EXAMINATION will have to face the consequences of his/her actions which will be served according to the provision law.

In the 2026 JAMB that will be commencing on the 16th of April ( less than 7 days from now ). JAMB advises it 2026 candidate to abstain from any form of irregularities and cooperate with them in other to carry out and efficient and organised examination process for the 2026 JAMB EXAMINATION and also made it clear that the only way to ace The 2026 JAMB examination is by studying and any other way will always be apprehended and prosecuted.

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JAMB COMMENCE REPRINTING FOR 2026 EXAM

JAMB COMMENCE SLIP REPRINT FOR 2026 EXAMINATION 
The joint admission matriculation board popularly known as JAMB responsible for conducting a screening process through CBT examination for 0'level candidate has finally bring a stop to the question asked by so many of it's examination candidate 2026 " when is JAMB reprinting starting?" At the end of this post you'll know the date for JAMB REPRINTING 2026 and how to reprint, all points are valid especially the last one! But before I proceed let's answer this big question
WHAT IS JAMB REPRINT?
 Many 2026 JAMB candidates are left in the far when because they actually don't know what it means to reprint 
REPRINTING, getting the examination slip from your jamb portal and that is going to come with valuable informations like your JAMB centre, your JAMB seat and l the examination time. This slip also bares what is expected to be found in the exam centre and what is prohibited this segment is tagged as caution.

WHEN IS 2026 JAMB REPRINT STARTING?
It has  been confirmed that the 2026 JAMB examination slip  reprinting will commence on the 10th of April 2026 which is just 5 days always to the commencement of the 2026 JAMB examination which is expected to take place from 16th April 2026.

STEPS ON HOW TO REPRINT FOR THE 2026 JAMB EXAMINATION.
Step 1: Understand the Importance of JAMB REPRINTING
Before anything else, every candidate must understand that JAMB REPRINTING gives access to your exam slip. The JAMB REPRINTING slip contains vital information such as:
Exam date
Exam time
Exam center
Without JAMB REPRINTING, you risk missing your exam.

Step 2: Visit the Official Portal for JAMB REPRINTING
To begin your JAMB REPRINTING, go to the official JAMB portal. This is the only trusted platform for JAMB REPRINTING. Avoid fake websites during your JAMB REPRINTING process.

Step 3: Locate the JAMB REPRINTING Option
Once on the portal, look for the JAMB REPRINTING link. The JAMB REPRINTING option is usually clearly displayed. Click on the JAMB REPRINTING tab to proceed.

Step 4: Enter Your Details for JAMB REPRINTING
At this stage of JAMB REPRINTING, you will need to input your:
Registration number OR
Email address
Ensure the details entered for JAMB REPRINTING are correct to avoid errors.

Step 5: Submit Your JAMB REPRINTING Request
After entering your details, click submit to continue your JAMB REPRINTING. The system will process your JAMB REPRINTING request immediately.

Step 6: View Your JAMB REPRINTING Slip
Once your JAMB REPRINTING is successful, your exam slip will appear on the screen. Carefully review all details shown after JAMB REPRINTING.

Step 7: Print Your JAMB REPRINTING Slip
The next step in JAMB REPRINTING is printing. Ensure you print multiple copies after your JAMB REPRINTING. This is very important in case one copy gets lost.

Step 8: Confirm Details After JAMB REPRINTING
After completing JAMB REPRINTING, confirm:
Your name
Exam center
Date and time
Any mistake after JAMB REPRINTING should be reported immediately.

Step 9: Keep Your JAMB REPRINTING Slip Safe
Your JAMB REPRINTING slip must be kept safe. You will need it on exam day. Without your JAMB REPRINTING slip, you may not be allowed into the exam hall.

Step 10: Prepare for Exam After JAMB REPRINTING
Once your JAMB REPRINTING is done, focus on preparation. JAMB REPRINTING is not the end—it's the beginning of your final preparation stage.

IMPORTANT TIPS FOR JAMB REPRINTING
Always complete your JAMB REPRINTING early
Do not wait till the last minute for JAMB REPRINTING
Use a reliable device for JAMB REPRINTING
Ensure stable internet during JAMB REPRINTING
Visit a cyber café if you cannot handle JAMB REPRINTING yourself
Common Problems During JAMB REPRINTING
Some candidates face issues during JAMB REPRINTING such as:
Portal not loading during JAMB REPRINTING
Incorrect details during JAMB REPRINTING
Printer issues after JAMB REPRINTING

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Friday, April 3, 2026

JAMB RELEASES 2026 MOCK RESULTS

JAMB RELEASES 2026 MOCK RESULTS 

The joint admission matriculation board on the 1s of April 2026 announces the release of the 2026 jamb Mock examination results.

JAMB urges all candidates who successfully sat or partook in the mock examination process to proceed with check-in their result.
HOW TO CHECK JAMB  MOCK RESULT
Send MOCKRESULT  as SMS to 55019 or 66018 to see what your mocke performance was and how more you need to prepare for the main JAMB examination 2026.
JAMB also stated that ouri of 224,597 candidates who registered for the  2026 JAMB MOCK it was unfortunate that only 152,586 were able to and successfully wrote the exams.

One major result why some candidates failed to partake in the 2026 MOCK examination was because 20 out of the 989 CBT centres experienced challenge and JAMB has made it open that these 20 centres have been delisted as the action denote a critical concern from the body.
JAMB also in their statement disclosed that the 2026 JAMB examination will be  commencing from Thursday 16 of April, so all 2026 JAMB candidates are expected to stay vigilant, the reprinting will also be commencing a week before the examination, this will help candidates know their assigned centres, Time and seat numbers .
Note: After a suspicious attempt was observed JAMB made it clear to candidates that any one who will be involved in any unlawful act in the examination process will face the penalty which will result to the person's results been ceased and with that the person won't be able to take JAMB for a given number of years. This should be treated as serious as it sounds. This also serve as a warning for candidate not to be a victim scam to any individual who promises to make them pass as JAMB made it clear that it will not be possible in any way.
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