9th March JAMB Result 2018 - Check Your Result Here

9th March JAMB Result 2018 - Check Your Result Here

If you were among those candidates who took part in the JAMB examination today, kindly wait as the results are being uploaded online.

How to Check Your Result 9th March -Method One

Candidates scores will be sent to the phone numbers used during registration. If you have lost your number, go and retrieve it if you want to get the alert on your phone. You can also check it in your email but this will cost you your money.

How to Check Your Result 9th March - Method Two

This method is the buying of Scratch card method. You will wait until jamb officially uploads the results online. The results is the original which you will be asked to use the PIN purchased in checking your result. Remember that you will be allowed to check it 5 times, and after that you will have to get a new scratch card.

Congratulations for your success in the examination.

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26 February JAMB Result - Check Your Jamb Result 2018

JAMB Result 26 February 2018 - Check Your Jamb Result 2018

Did you write JAMB CBT 2018? Are you planning to write? JAMB Results for candidates that took exam on the 26 of February 2018 are already out.

How to JAMB Result 26 February 2018 - Check Your Jamb Result 2018

If you want to check it, Kindly wait as this page will be updated with time. Candidates after checking the results are advised to comment in the comment section of the blog to see other candidates scores. In case you have difficulties, also make your complainits.
 

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Breaking News: JAMB Direct Entry Form now on Sale

Breaking News: JAMB Direct Entry Form now on Sale

JAMB Direct Entry is mainly for those that already possess a diploma certificate and wishes to go for a degree programme in the university. Normally, those who gained admission into the university via direct entry will start from part 2 or 200 level in their university of choice provided they were offered admission.

All applicants must possess either of the diploma certificates listed below:

Cambridge A Level, B Sc, HND, ICAN, ND, NCE, OND, JUPEB and IJMB.

All the holders of the diploma certificates listed above would be admitted provided they pass the direct entry examination and possesses the institution requirements.

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How To Calculate UNN Screening Score

How To Calculate UNN Screening Score

As the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination is coming to an end, it is very important to note that your utme score only will not give you entrance into the university.

Before you can get admission into University of Nigeria, you must be graded based on your performance in the UTME and SSCE. This Screening score issue began last year when the former JAMB Boss declared that there will be no more POSTUME in Tertiary Institutions. Different Institution brought out their method of calculating the screening score of candidates.

The Management of University of Nigeria, Nsukka also brought out their simple but reliable method of calculating the screening scores of candidates.

In this post, at the end of the tutorial, you will be able to calculate the screening scores of yourself and that of your friends.

How To Calculate UNN Screening Score

O’Level Scores and their Grades

A1 — 100%

B2 — 90%

B3 – – 80%

C4 — 70%

C5 — 60%

C6 — 50%

D7 — 40%

E8 — 30%

F9 — 20%

The equation for calculating Screening score:

Screening Score = (60/100 x JAMB Score) + (40/100 x WAEC Score).

Take for example that your chose English, Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in your WAEC, and the scores are respectively B2, A1, B3 and C5, using the grading system above,

WAEC SCORE  — 90 + 100 + 80 + 60 =330

JAMB SCORE — 290

Screening Score = [60/100 x 290] + [40/100 x 330] = 174 + 132 = 306.

Now that you have learned how to calculate your screening score, what next?

As candidates await the release of SSCE results, I advice you to anticipate success instead of failure. But for those of you that have already seen your result, this will help you know your stand during admission/screening exercise.

In the next post, I will also show you the disadvantages of combining results ie WAEC and NECO during screening process.

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JAMB to Reschedule Exam for 2017 UTME Candidates With Technical Issues

The Jamb Registrar, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, has disclosed that Candidates who experienced technical issues while sitting for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, (UTME) would resit for the examination.

Th Registrar said candidates to resit the exams include those that were logged out by the systems and could not answer the questions. He also stated that the resit examination would not clash with the National Examination Council examination (NECO) scheduled to start on Monday 22nd May, 2017.

According to Prof. Oloyede, the hitches were caused by faulty cables.

He said, “When they talk about network problem, what they mean is cable. When they had problem in Dutse, I sent somebody there and we spent only N8,000 on cables. It does not cost money. It is because they put it on the floor and people will step and damage them. And on the day of the examination, that’s what was accounted for the hitches and questions not being found”

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Jamb 2017/18 Courses and Their Respective Subject Combinations

Jamb Courses and Their Respective Subject Combinations

Please note that English language is compulsory for all Courses.

1: ENGINEERING:

Mathematics,
Physics,
Chemistry.

2: Medicine and Surgery:

Biology
Physics
Chemistry.

3: COMPUTER SCIENCE:

Mathematics,
Physics,
Biology.

4: NURSING:

Biology,
Physics,
Chemistry.

5: PHARMACY:

Biology,
Physics,
Chemistry.

6: BIOCHEMISTRY

Biology,
Physics,
Chemistry.

7: INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY

Mathematics,
Physics,
Chemistry

8: GEOLOGY:

Geography,
Physics,
Physics,
Chemistry.

9. MATHEMATICS:

Mathematics,
Physics,
Chemistry

10: MICROBIOLOGY:

Biology,
Physics,
Chemistry

11: ECONOMICS

Mathematics,
Economics,
and any other social science subjects.

12: SOCIOLOGY:

Mathematics,
Economics,
and any other social science subjects.

13. PSYCHOLOGY:

Mathematics,
Economics,
and any other social science subjects.

14: POLITICAL SCIENCE

Mathematics,
Economics,
and any other social science subjects.

15: PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIVE

Mathematics,
Economics,
and any other social science subjects.

16: ACCOUNTING:

Mathematics,
Economics,
and any other social science subjects.

17: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIVE

Mathematics,
Economics,
and any other social science subjects.

18: BANKING AND FINANCE

Mathematics,
Economics,
and any other social science subjects.

19: LAW:

Literature,
economics,
and any other social science subjects.

20: ENGLISH AND LITERARY STUDIES.

Government,
Economics,
And any other art subjects.

21: MASS COMMUNICATION

Literature,
Economics,
And any other art subjects.

22: LINGUISTIC

Literature,
Economics,
And any other art subjects.

23: PHILOSOPHY:

Literature,
Economics,
And any other art subjects.

24: ACCOUNTING

Mathematics,
Economics,
Government.

25: BUSINESS ADMIN

Mathematics,
Economics,
Government.

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JAMB Opens Portal for Correction of Registration Data/Mistakes

JAMB Opens Portal for Correction of Registration Data/Mistakes

JAMB officially closes registrations for the 2017 UTME, and has immediately begun the Correction
of DATA from errors experienced during registration. We’re pleased to announce that JAMB has now allowed the correction of Data
such as;

1. Correction of Name
2. Correction of Passport Photograph
3. Correction of UTME Subject Combination
4. Correction of Choices of Institution/Courses
5. Correction of Date Of Birth

The above corrections will be available until 9:00PM Today, 6th May, 2017.
We however, plead on JAMB to extend this DATA correction period to ensure every candidate, especially those from far away towns are able to participate in the exercise. We’re surprised that JAMB is allowing Change of courses/institution at this time.

We are therefore not sure if they will allow for changes after results have been released. If they do, we will definitely let you know.

Please note that Change of Subject Combination is Free but any other changes will cost a total sum ofN2,500. You can make ANY or ALL other changes at a one time fee of N2,500. You don’t have to pay for each change but if you only want to change your subject combination, it will be done for you for free.
Please note that these changes can only be done ataccredited CBT centre where official registration is carried out. You are to make the payment online usingREMITA (Just like how you paid for the registration PIN) before going to the CBT centre.
Some CBT Centres can also help you make payment, if they offer this service. We wish you all the best.

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JAMB UTME 2017 Registration Centres in UNN

JAMB UTME 2017 Registration Centres in UNN

UNN ZENITH ICT

This is to inform all University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) Staff who have children/ wards who would be taking the 2017 UTME Examination that registration is currently ongoing at the Zenith Bank ICT Centre very close to Lion water.



The Registration details are as follows:

Registration Begins: 20th March, 2017.

Registration Closes: 19th April, 2017.


You can also register 2017 UTME in the following places:

1. BELLSOFT TECHNOLOGIES -Economics department
2. University of Nigeria, Nsukka MTN LIBRARY

Keep updated to get more gists from us. If possible, bookmark our page. Also get more JAMB updates from us.

Please register today as fast as possible to avoid stories that touches the heart.

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University Courses That You Should Not Study – NUC

The National University Commission (NUC) has warned that anyone studying the courses listed below “are not in school” because the courses are not fully accredited. Do not say NUC did not warn you.

1. University of Nigeria, Nsukka (Russian, Dentistry and Statistics)

2. University of Benin (Anatomy and Pharmacy)

3. University of Calabar (Business Management, Theatre and Media, Arts and Public Health)

4. University of Jos (History and International Relations, Medical Laboratory Science, Biochemistry, Science Laboratory and Technology)

5. Federal University of Technology, Owerri (Architecture and Microbiology)

6. Modibbo Adama University of Technology, Yola (Banking)

7. Federal University of Technology, Minna (Biology Education, Chemistry Education, Geography Education, Industrial and Technical Education, Mathematics Education and Physics Education)

8. University of Abuja (Accounting, English Language, Linguistics, Philosophy, Agricultural Education, Biology, Education, Chemistry Education, Economics Education, Education -Social Science, Geography Education, Integrated Science, Mathematics Education, Law, Chemistry, Microbiology)

9. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi (Automobile Education, Building, Technology Education, Business Education, Electrical Electronics Technology Education, Integrated Science, Architecture, Building Industrial, Design Survey & Geo-informatics, Applied Geophysics, Engineering Physics, Physics Electronics)

10. University of Uyo (Efik Ibibio)

11. Nnamdi Azikiwe University (Nursing Science, Industrial/Production Engineering and Mechanical Engineering)

12. University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun, Delta state. (Chemistry, Environmental Management & Toxicology Geology, Geophysics Mathematics)

13. Federal University, Wukari (English/Literary Studies)

14. Rivers State University of Science & Technology, Port Harcourt. (Quantity Surveying)

15. Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma (Material & Production Engineering, Architecture, Building, Biochemistry, Botany, Microbiology and Political Science)

16. Abia State University (English Language Education, French Education, Igbo Education, History Education, Religious Studies Education, Education in Library Studies/Igbo/English/Social Studies/Government, Biology Education, Chemistry Education, Economics Education, Geography Education, Guidance & Counselling and Mass Communication)

17. Enugu State University of Science & Technology (Library & Information Science)

18. Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye (Christian Religious Studies Education, History Education, Islamic Studies Education and Electrical Electronics Engineering)

19. Ekiti State University (African Traditional Religion, Religious Studies and Civil Engineering)

20. Lagos State Universit ,LASU (English Language, French, Philosophy and Yoruba)

21. Imo State University (English & Literary Studies, French, Theatre Arts, Medical Laboratory Science and Nursing Law)

22. Delta State University (Accounting & Finance, Chemical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electrical & Electronic Engineering, Mechanical & Metallurgical Engineering, Petroleum Engineering and Law)

24. Niger Delta University (Adult & Community Education, Economics Education, Geography Education, Marketing Education, Political Science, Education Religious, Studies Education, Social Studies, Botany, Computer Science, Mathematics Pure & Applied Chemistry and Zoology)

25. Anambra State University (Early Childhood Education, Human Kinetics, Geology and Microbiology)

26. Ebonyi State University (Building/Woodwork Education, Physics Education, Applied Biology, Applied Microbiology, Applied Statistics, Biotechnology, Geology and Industrial Mathematics)

27. Nasarawa State University (English)

28. Cross River University of Technology (Physiology, Wood Production Engineering and Architecture)

29. Kebbi State University of Science & Technology (Information Technology)

30. Babcock University (French)

31. Benson Idahosa University (Business Education)

32. Ajayi Crowther University (Actuarial Science & Insurance)

33. Caritas University (Bio-technology and Microbiology)

34. Kwararafa University, Wukari (Public Administration, Computer Science Statistics, Economics, Mass Communication and Sociology)

35. Novena University (Chemistry)

36. Joseph Ayo Babalola University (Building and Quantity Surveying)

37. Tansian University, Anambra (Architecture).

SHARE NOW TO YOUR FRIENDS. Do not wait till he has graduated. 

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JAMB Set To Fix UTME Date As Board Meets WAEC, NECO and NABTEB

Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB has now concluded plans to fix the dates for the 2017 UTME. This was made known today by The Head, Media and Information of the board, Dr Fabian Benjamin.

Members of the JAMB board have been scheduled to meet with board members of WAEC, NECO and NABTEB on Tuesday, 17th January, to find suitable dates for the 2017 UTME.

Remember that the new JAMB CBT no longer holds in one day, and may require up to 2 weeks to fully test all candidates, who apply for the exam. This meeting will therefore help avoid clashes in exam dates for other exam bodies, a problem experienced in previous exams.

According to Mr. Fabian, this is the final preparation required before the Sale of 2017 UTME Registration Forms can commence.

We therefore hope that another press briefing will be conducted just after the meeting on 17th January, to reveal the possible 2017 UTME Exam Dates, and when sale of registration forms will commence.

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Prophesies made by Pastor E A Adeboye at his visit to UNN. [VIDEO]

The visit of the man of God today was a great one. I do not think any student would miss the programme, an event that really changed lives. One of the things he said was that he does not know will be coming back to Nsukka  for such a programme. This is the first of its kind.

In an event that claimed many lives to Jesus.

He said " One of those dreams we call dream like miracles. There are miracles that when you get them, it looks as if you are still dreaming."

"I have gotten such before that I had to say to God 'God if this is a dream, please do not let me wake up'" He added.

The prophesy came after the statement above, He said

"The Almighty is going to give you the similar dream today" He added "The lord say I should tell someone today that very soon he will know that he came to Nsukka because of you" The people echoed a thunderous Amen.

Thank you father!

He read also about the story of a man in the bible who was paralyzed, when he heard about Jesus, wanted to meet him but the people were much, they had to climb the roof oif the building to drop the man down. When Jesus saw the problem and the faith they had, he told him, Man take up your bed and go and every one was amazed. The man carried up the bed that carried him.

He said, "Your miracle you are getting from here will amaze people"

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See the reason why CCCTV cameras are needed in examination halls - by JAMB BOSS

The registrar of the board, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, made this known to the public.

According to him, this is a part of the measures aimed at preventing examination malpractice during the UTME.

CCTV camera

“We believe that certain things should be done.

For example, we are conducting the Computer-Based Test, I’m not aware of anywhere in the world where you do the CBT without CCTV. If you are not caught during the examination, you can be caught after the examination because the whole thing will be under coverage.

He further mentioned that operators of the CBT centres who fail to comply with the order to install CCTV cameras prior to the examination may not be accredited for the UTME.

He advised parents candidates against falling victims to fraudsters as the UTME forms are not yet on sale.

Concerning when the examination will commence, the JAMB boss stated that he cannot say categorically when it will commence but it will commence sooner than later.

In his words, “I can say clearly that I don’t know when we are going to start the sales of forms. All we want to do is to make sure that things that ought to be in place are in place. I cannot tell you exactly when it will be, but I know that sales will commence sooner than later. Why am I saying so? For instance, we are meeting with the heads of other examination bodies.

“We don’t want a situation where pupils will be put under pressure to give up either West African Senior School Certificate Examination or National Examination Council or any other examination whenever they are taking place simultaneously. That is one of the things we want to avoid.

“Secondly, if we hold our examination at a time when students are not ready, the result we get is a high rate of failure. Our examination is a ranking examination, not an achievement examination. This is why we are saying that it is not to extend the validity because the test is to be taken just once.”

ALSO READ: JAMB to use of CCTV camera in Examination centers.

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Top 100 Universities in Nigeria – 2016 [Latest Edition]

Based on the ranking released by 4 International Colleges & Universities (4ICU), an international higher education search engine and directory reviewing accredited universities and colleges in the world, we present you the top 100 universities in Nigeria for the year 2016.

Year 2016 Edition of the top 100 universities in Nigeria as released by the 4 International Colleges & Universities (4ICU) Organization.


1  University of Lagos LAGOS
2  Obafemi Awolowo University ILE-IFE
3  University of Ibadan IBADAN
4  University of Ilorin ILORIN
5  Covenant University OTA
6  Federal University of Technology, Minna   MINNA
7  University of Nigeria NSUKKA …
8  University of Benin UGBOWO …
9  University of Port Harcourt   PORT HARCOURT
10  Ahmadu Bello University      ZARIA
11  University of Agriculture, Abeokuta ABEOKUTA …
12  Landmark University OMU-ARAN
13  Rivers State University of Science and Technology    PORT HARCOURT
14  Federal University of Technology, Akure AKURE
15  University of Jos JOS
16  Nnamdi Azikiwe University AWKA …
17  Lagos State University OJO
18  Redeemer’s University MOWE
19  Bayero University Kano KANO
20  University of Maiduguri MAIDUGURI
21  Ladoke Akintola University of Technology OGBOMOSO …
22  Federal University, Dutsin-Ma     DUTSIN-MA
23  Federal University of Technology, Owerri OWERRI
24  Federal University, Oye-Ekiti   OYE …
25  Afe Babalola University ADO-EKITI
26  Osun State University OSHOGBO …
27  Paul University    AWKA
28  Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti ADO-EKITI
29  Adekunle Ajasin University AKUNGBA AKOKO …
30  Federal University, Dutse     DUTSE
31  University of Uyo UYO
32  University of Agriculture, Makurdi    MAKURDI
33  University of Abuja   ABUJA
34  Ebonyi State University ABAKALIKI
35  Veritas University ABUJA
36  Madonna University      OKIJA …
37  University of Calabar CALABAR
38  Nasarawa State University KEFFI
39  Pan African University LAGOS
40  Ambrose Alli University   EKPOMA
41  Lead City University IBADAN
42  Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University BAUCHI
43  Kwara State University ILORIN
44  Delta State University, Abraka       ABRAKA
45  Baze University ABUJA
46  Bingham University     AUTA BALIFI
47  Bells University of Technology OTA
48  Umaru Musa Yar’Adua University   KATSINA
49  Babcock University    ILISHAN-REMO …
50  Federal University of Petroleum Resources EFFURUN
51  Benue State University MAKURDI
52  Enugu State University of Science and Technology ENUGU
53  Joseph Ayo Babalola University IKEJI-ARAKEJI
54  Niger Delta University WILBERFORCE ISLAND YENAGOA
55  African University of Science and Technology ABUJA
56  Kaduna State University    KADUNA
57  Federal University, Lokoja LOKOJA
58  Igbinedion University Okada   OKADA …
59  Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University     LAPAI
60  Fountain University     OSHOGBO
61  American University of Nigeria YOLA
62  Achievers University, Owo OWO
63  Ondo State University of Science & Technology   OKITIPUPA
64  Obong University OBONG NTAK
65  Crawford University       FAITH CITY …
66  Federal University, Otuoke OTUOKE
67  Anambra State University ULI
68  Olabisi Onabanjo University   AGO IWOYE …
69  Tai Solarin University of Education      IJEBU-ODE …
70  Modibbo Adama University of Technology YOLA
71  Ajayi Crowther University OYO TOWN
72  Imo State University     OWERRI
73  Caleb University IMOTA
74  Federal University, Ndufu-Alike NDUFU-ALIKE
75  University of Mkar MKAR
76  Nigerian Turkish Nile University ABUJA
77  Novena University OGUME
78  Adeleke University EDE
79  Renaissance University ENUGU
80  Al-Hikmah University ILORIN …
81  Caritas University ENUGU
82  Usmanu Danfodio University SOKOTO
83  Kebbi State University of Science and Technology     ALIERO
84  Benson Idahosa University BENIN CITY
85  Oduduwa University      ILE IFE
86  Michael Okpara University of Agriculture UMUAHIA
87  Bowen University IWO
88  Adamawa State University MUBI
89  Crescent University  ABEOKUTA
90  Cross River University of Science & Technology    CALABAR …
91  Gombe State University GOMBE
92  Elizade University ILARA-MOKIN
93  Abia State University UTURU
94  Wellspring University BENIN CITY
95  Yobe State University DAMATURU
96  Western Delta University     OGHARA
97  Federal University, Lafia      LAFIA
98  Wesley University of Science and Technology ONDO CITY
99  Bauchi State University    GADAU …
100  Federal University, Kashere    KASHERE
101  Federal University, Wukari    WUKARI
102  Samuel Adegboyega University OGWA
103  Taraba State University     JALINGO
104  Sokoto State University      SOKOTO
105  Kwararafa University Wukari WUKARI
106  Tansian University     UMUNYA …
107  Akwa Ibom State University    UYO
108  Godfrey Okoye University    UGWUOMU-NIKE
109  Salem University      LOKOJA
110  Plateau State University    BOKKOS
111  Katsina University     KATSINA
112  Kogi State University ANYIGBA
113  Rhema University  ABA

You are free to comment. What is your say regarding the ranking?

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JAMB to introduce CCTV cameras in exam halls

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), has said that all computer-based centres to be accredited for the registration of 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), must now have Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras.

This was revealed by JAMB Registrar, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, during an interactive meeting with operators of CBT centres from across the country, at the University of Lagos (UNILAG).

CCTV CAMERA

Oloyede explained that this was necessary, to avoid errors of the past.

He also stated that the new process has made cybercafe operators redundant, as the computer-based centres to be accredited must have 250 desktop or laptop systems in a single room, with provision for additional 25 systems as back-ups.

Oloyede said: “What we have said is that we are in a period of change, and what that means is that everything we have been doing must be reviewed. Whatever we have been doing rights will have to be reinforced while what were doing wrongly will be changed.

“For the purpose of the CBT centres, we have to introduce the CCTV so that whatever that is going on at our centres can be monitored anywhere in the world.


“We are also standardizing the CBT centres so that all CBT centres will have 250 computers with 10 per cent of the figure as backups.”

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JAMB 2017 UTME: New Guidelines to Note for the Registration

         Here is the official publication indicating the guidelines for the 2017/2018 UTME registration that was released by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB. All aspiring candidates and owners of JAMB accredited CBT centres are to take note.


All prospective UTME candidates are advised to carefully read the instructions below. This will help you avoid some common mistakes candidates often make and safe you from falling victim to fraudsters. For the sake of clarity and comprehension, each important aspect of the registration process and relevant information is presented as a sub-heading.

Stoppage of Scratch Cards


The use of Scratch Cards has been discontinued for the following reasons:

• Prone to fraudulent practices,
• Archaic,
• accountability (zero).
• Payment Options

The following channels will be made available:

• Web Payment: ATM issued cards (Visa, Verve and Master card)
• Online Quick Teller
• ATM Payment
• Quick Teller Mobile Application
• Bank Branch (CASH / CARD)
• Options Provided for Registration
• Four (4) options are available to a candidate who wishes to register:

A mobile app will be created for a candidate to download for his/her registration and payment after which he/she goes to the Registration Centre for bio-metrics capturing only.

All systems at the Registration centre will be enabled for candidates who wish to go to the centre to register by themselves using the Registration Centre Systems, pay with card and then go for bio-metric capturing.

An operator at the Registration Centre assists the candidate with entering his/her data for registration, then goes to the bank to pay and capturing of his/her bio-metrics.
A bank official from a bank selected by the Registration Centre will be available to accept payment from candidates with cash. He does the registration, receive the cash and the candidate goes for capturing of bio-metric.

Items Needed by Candidates for Registration

• Details of O’ Level result where it is available or O’ Level subjects expected in the case of those awaiting results.
• Personal details of the candidate.
• Choice of Institutions, Courses and town of examination the candidate has opted for.

Correction of Data by Candidates

Candidates will be emphatically informed to guard their registration numbers jealously as registration numbers are personal and security items to candidates.

Any candidate who compromises his registration number, does so at his/her own risk.

Any candidate who wishes to correct his/her data (e.g. age, date of birth, state of origin, s*x, name etc.) after completing his registration and submitting will have to go through the following process:

i. Payment of administration fee

ii. Give reason for the correction online and NOT coming to the Board’s Headquarters

iii. Wait for clearance to be given before the correction can be made by the candidate online.

Registration at the Computer Based Tests Centres

• All candidates who wish to do their registration at a registration centre should be assisted as follows:
• The centre should provide systems for candidates who wish to do their registration by themselves.
• The Computer Based Test Centre should have technical staff who will assist candidates who need help.
• Assist candidates who wish to complete payments with their cards.
• Collect not more than Seven Hundred Naira (N700) from both Candidates who do only biometric capture and those who do full registration at the Registration Centres.
• Each Centre to choose its banker from the approved banks.

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JAMB Releases New Guidelines To Note Before 2017 UTME Registration Commences

JAMB has released an official publication regarding the guidelines for the 2017/2018 UTME Registration and relevant information every prospective UTME candidate and owners of JAMB CBT Accredited centres should have in mind before the 2017/2018 UTME registration commences.


All prospective UTME candidates are advised to carefully read the instructions below. This will help you avoid some common mistakes candidates often make and safe you from falling victim to fraudsters.

For the sake of clarity and comprehension, each important aspect of the registration process and relevant information is presented as a sub-heading.

STOPPAGE OF SCRATCH CARDS
The use of Scratch Cards has been discontinued for the following reasons:

• Prone to fraudulent practices,
•  Archaic,
•  accountability (zero).

PAYMENT OPTIONS
The following channels will be made available:
i. Web Payment: ATM issued cards (Visa, Verve and Master card)
i. Online Quick Teller
ii. ATM Payment
iii. Quick Teller Mobile Application
iv. Bank Branch (CASH / CARD).


ALSO READ: JAMB CBT Registration 2017/2018 Form is out, See Requirements

OPTIONS PROVIDED FOR REGISTRATION
Four (4) options are available to a candidate who wishes to register:
i. A mobile app will be created for a candidate to download for his/her registration and payment after which he/she goes to the Registration Centre for biometrics capturing only.

ii. All systems at the Registration centre will be enabled for candidates who wish to go to the centre to register by themselves using the Registration Centre Systems, pay with card and then go for biometric capturing.
iii. An operator at the Registration Centre assists the candidate with entering his/her data for registration, then goes to the bank to pay and capturing of his/her biometrics.

iv. A bank official from a bank selected by the Registration Centre will be available to accept payment from candidates with cash. He does the registration, receive the cash and the candidate goes for capturing of biometric.


ITEMS NEEDED BY CANDIDATES FOR REGISTRATION
i. Details of O’ Level result where it is available or O’ Level subjects expected in the case of those awaiting results.
ii. Personal details of the candidate.
iii. Choice of Institutions, Courses and town of examination the candidate has opted for.

CORRECTION OF DATA BY CANDIDATES

•  Candidates will be emphatically informed to guard their registration numbers jealously as registration numbers are personal and security items to candidates.
•  Any candidate who compromises his registration number, does so at his/her own risk.
•  Any candidate who wishes to correct his/her data (e.g. age, date of birth, state of origin, s*x, name etc.) after completing his registration and submitting will have to go through the following process:

i. Payment of administration fee
ii. Give reason for the correction online and NOT coming to the Board’s Headquarters
iii. Wait for clearance to be given before the correction can be made by the candidate online.

REGISTRATION AT THE COMPUTER BASED TEST CENTRES
 All candidates who wish to do their registration at a registration centre should be assisted as follows:

i. The centre should provide systems for candidates who wish to do their registration by themselves
ii. The Computer Based Test Centre should have technical staff who will assist candidates who need help.

iii. Assist candidates who wish to complete payments with their cards.
iv. Collect not more than Seven Hundred Naira (N700) from both Candidates who do only biometric capture and those who do full registration at the Registration Centres.
v. Each Centre to choose its banker from the approved banks.

PAYMENT TO COMPUTER BASED TEST CENTRES OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

•  Computer Based Test Centre in public institutions should be urged to register as ventures.
•  This will enable them to receive payment and easily access funds to pay their workers without necessarily going through bureaucratic processes.
•  While the NET profit can be transferred to Treasury Single Account (TSA) where applicable.

PROVISION OF BROCHURE TO CANDIDATES

•  In order to minimize errors during registration by candidates and also to ensure that candidates have ready access to the brochure needed for registration, the brochure will be provided in three (3) modes which are:

i. The brochure will be on the JAMB portal. As soon as a candidate creates his/her profile on the JAMB portal, there will be a link that will take him/her straight to the brochure. He/she is to confirm reading the brochure for continuation of registration
ii. As soon as the candidate creates his profile, an
electronic copy of the brochure will be automatically sent to his/her e-mail which he/she has provided.

iii. A CD of the brochure and Syllabus will be given to him/her at the biometric capturing site.
iv. Candidates can also access the JAMB Brochure online
v.  At the point of capturing the biometrics, there must be an evidence that the candidate collected the brochure CD and recommended book.

ACTIVITIES OF BANKS AT THE REGISTRATION CENTRE
i.  All Registration Centres will be given a list of accredited banks.
ii.  Each Registration Centre will be allowed to choose the bank it would like to work with.
iii. After choosing the bank, an officer from the bank will be stationed at the centre to do the following:
iv. Assist candidates to create their profile and pay through any of the payment options they wish to use.
v.  Collect Seven Hundred Naira (N700) per candidate for either registration and/or biometric capture directly into the account of the centre.
vi. The banks will be expected to open avenues of payment:
vii. Payment of Application Fees
viii. Payment of Seven Hundred Naira (N700) to the designated account of the Registration Centre.

•  At the end, give a receipt to each candidate for the Seven Hundred Naira (N700) payment for registration or biometric capturing at the centre.

ABUSE BY APPROVED CBT CENTRES AND CYBER CAFÉ OPERATORS

•  It has been observed by the Board, that in the past, there were lots of irregularities during registration of candidates. Some of which are as follows:

1. IRREGULARITIES OBSERVED

i. Off-line registration means that candidates are given template form to fill and enter their details and the Registration centres would later enter their data for them on-line at a later time when the candidates were not present.
ii. Registration Centres did off-line registration for candidates and in the process of completing them on-line, mismatched their images and made mistakes in the candidates’ data.
iii. Registration Centres deliberately went to the hinterland to register candidates off-line in order to create Special Centres where they could further perpetrate Irregularities during examinations.
iv. Punish uncompromising candidates by changing their centres and/or institutions without their knowledge/consent.
v. Swapped and replaced particulars of uncompromising candidates with others and used money paid for other candidates.

MEASURES TAKEN BY THE BOARD

• Payment for access code by Registration Centres has been cancelled. All systems in the Registration Centre will be enabled for the registration.
•  None of these systems therefore can be used for registration outside the Registration Centre.
•  Candidates will now have access to all the systems at the Computer Based Test (CBT) Centre for the registration exercise.

•  This is unlike before where only one system was used by the Computer Based Test (CBT) Centre for registration.
•  Candidates will be properly educated to understand that their registration numbers are private and security numbers which they must not divulge.
•  Any candidate who discloses his/her registration number, does so at his/her own risk.
•  An alert system has been created for notifications on changes in the candidates details at each stage of the registration process.

ACCOUNTABILITY IN REGISTRATION CENTRES

•  Registration Centres are hereby urged to appoint credible staff to man their Centre to ensure credibility and accountability.
•  It has also been observed that some Public Registration Centres refused registration because of “low return”.
•  These returns are not low as claimed but officers in charge do not remit appropriately.

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JAMB CBT Registration 2017/2018 Form is out, See Requirements

JAMB CBT Registration Form 2017/2018 –This is to announce to the entire members of the public and most especially those who it may concern that JAMB CBT Registration Form 2017/2018 is currently going on now. On this publication, all interested and Qualified Candidates are hereby advise to send in applications for admission into any Tertiary Institution in Nigeria through the Unified Matriculation Examination (UTME) for the 2017/2018 academic session.

Candidates who are seeking admission can now apply officially for admission into Federal & State Universities, Polytechnics, and Colleges of Education including Private Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria.

JAMB CBT Registration Form 2017/2018.

Jamb Admission Board has decided to make the JAMB form 2017/2018 available in other to start preparing prospective candidates for the 2017/18 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

JAMB form is now available for any of this bank listed below

Skye Bank,
Zenith Bank,
Union Bank,
First Bank

ALSO READ: JAMB Releases New Guidelines To Note Before 2017 UTME Registration Commences

It was announce by the jamb officials that jamb registration is going to commence on the 20th of December, 2016, and it is and ends up on the 9th of February, 2017.and meanwhile the website for registration closes on Friday, the 9th of February, 2017.

All should note that irrespective of their choice of course of study or method of testing, they will also be tested on a general book. The name of the general book is; “The Last Days at Forcados High School.” by A. H. Mohammed.

During the process of your Jamb 2017 registration, following listed below will be giving to you

A soft copy of the current JAMB Syllabus for the examination.

Admission procedure and requirements of Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria. And it also include the available programmes of study in the institutions.

2017/2018 JAMB Requirements

Interested candidates who wishes to register for 2017/2018 JAMB CBT examination should please take note that the general entry requirements, which is approved for admission into the following listed below;

• First Degree,
• National Diploma (ND),
• National Innovation Diploma (NID),
• Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) programmes,In Universities,including other Degree-Awarding Institutions, Monotechnics, Polytechnics, Innovation Enterprise Institutes, Colleges of Education.

Please all candidate should note that, a matriculated student in any university is not eligible and qualified to sit for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) except those who are transferring from foreign Universities.

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How to Verify WAEC Results Online

WAEC Certificate Verification: In this guide, I will show you How to Verify WAEC Results Online. ONLINE RESULT VERIFICATION is an online solution that  enables Candidates, Universities, Polytechnics, Colleges of Education, Organisations and other related institutions check and verify WAEC results of candidates at anytime and anywhere in the world

How to Verify WAEC Results Online

Subscribe via Payment in any First Brank branch or online e-payment from within the application window using Verve card, Master card, Interswitch card or First bank card.
The First Bank card can be procured from the following First Bank branches nationwide View First Bank Branches
Payment can be made to the First Bank card from any branch
Follow On-screen Instructions

See the full instructions below:

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How much is JAMB form 2017?

How much is JAMB form for 2017/2018 is one of the queries of 2017/2018 JAMB prospective candidates.

Some JAMB candidates has been asking why this year’s JAMB form is taking so much time to be released by the board, compared to the past years.

If you’ve been searching for information of how much it will cost to register for 2017/18 JAMB, then this page is for you.

How Much Is JAMB Form 2017/2018?

As at the time of updating this page, JAMB form for 2017 was not yet released by the board.

The price for the form will be made know to everybody once the form is released officially by the board.

— This JAMB form page will be updated once the form is released, as well as the price and how to get the form.


Make sure you bookmark the page and be checking it for updates, if you are one of our subscribed members

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JAMB subject combination for Political Sciences, Economics, Law

LAW COURSES

For Law course mentioned below, FOR example:

Civil Law,
Common Law,
Islamic law,
Commercial law,
Private Law,
Property law,
Public Law,
International law, etc.

JAMB Subject combination for law courses:

• English Language,
• Mathematics,
• Government,
• History.
• Literature In English,

Use any of the subjects mentioned below as make up courses.

• Economics,
• Geography,
• Commerce.

POLITICAL SCIENCES

Political Science Jamb Subject Combination.

• English Language,
• Mathematics,
• Government.
• History.

You can either choose any one of these subjects:

• Economics,
• Commerce,
• Literature in English. 

ECONOMICS 

Economics Jamb Subject Combination:

• English Language,
• Economics,
• Commerce,
• Mathematics,
• Government,

You can either choose any subject below as make up subject.

• Geography,
• Literature in English.
• History.

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