The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has revealed that it will work with security agencies to prosecute any institution or candidate, found breaching its admission’s code of operations. The board made this known in its latest Weekly Bulletin. t said that henceforth, stringent measures, including prosecution, would be taken against erring candidates or institutions once a prima facie case has been established against them. JAMB Registrar noted that although the Central Admissions Process System (CAPS) had made the admission process transparent, fair, and equitable, some stakeholders were, however, working hard to circumvent the system. He said that one of the infractions observed, especially being committed by institutions, included offering candidates admission outside CAPS. Others are candidates to opt for other programmes, to give room for their favoured but low-scoring candidates and also offline admissions. The registrar described the acts as criminal, wicked, and un

How To Remember Everything You Read In The Exam Hall 1. Read A Lot The quote “A reader is a writer” is still active because you can only write what you know, you can not remember a lot of Things during exam when you have not read a alot. Read also: Problems Faced by JAMB Candidates 7,9 and 10 are common The major thing I usually do when ever am preparing for any examination is that I usually have more than one textbook for each subject, reading different topics on a different textbook will really make you to read any topic more deeper. “It is what you have in your head that takes you ahead”  that you have big head doesn’t mean anything. Read also: Download the Jamb Mobile App for everything you need 2. Understand What You Read Read to understand because if you just read for an exam for reading sake or for entertainment then you will find it difficult to remember, after reading think and ask your self ‘Do I really understand what I have been reading’? 3. Jot somethings down

Problems Faced by JAMB Candidates 1. Some JAMB Candidates did their Reprinting very late and discovered their exam date have passed, so if you are among those who registered for jamb late and you think u can do it reprint anytime, you might receive d greatest shock of your life. Read also: JAMB Result: What You Should Know About Score Upgrade 2. Make sure you are familiar with the exam centre. Some arrived at their centre late last year cos they couldn’t locate it on time. So to avoid any mishaps as soon as u have done your reprint, quickly locate d centre. A word is enough for the wise Read also:  JAMB 2021/2022 Subject Combination For All Courses And Faculties In Nigeria 3. If there is any mistake in your jamb form pls correct it ASAP. You will not b happy having problems later. E.g emails issue,gender,state e.t.c 4. Make sure you secure a good system to use. If your system is malfunctioning contact the nearest official. Some of u can testify how system breakdown last yea

  If you’re preparing to sit for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and will like to make high score, quickly download the free  JAMB past questions available below. There is a famous Benjamin Franklin quote, “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail?” To keep all our JAMBite readers prepared for the 2019 UTME, we have decided to share past questions of 10 subjects we are able to lay our hands on. Check Also:- Jamb cut off mark for all courses Note, 2019 JAMB UTME will be purely CBT, It’s important you Download JAMB CBT Software from Here The JAMB past questions are free and can be downloaded free of charge. Read also:-Scholarships and syllabus Download JAMB Past Questions for Free Click on the subject you want to begin the download process. Biology JAMB Past Questions Chemistry JAMB Past Questions Commerce JAMB Past Questions CRK JAMB Past Questions Economics JAMB Past Questions Government JAMB Past Questions Mathematics JAMB

Jamb Subjects Combo for 2021/2022 : With every passing day, Jamb candidatesbombard Google with questions like, I want to study Pharmacy, Medicine, Law, Engineering, Accounting, Business Admin, Biochemistry, Education, Agric, Ecostat… what are the subjects I need to sit for in Jamb 2021? Another typical question is,  Can I study Study business admin without Mathematics, “I wish to study accounting but I can’t use the result. And so have changed my course to banking and finances. Can I use Maths, Eng, commerce and government for Banking & Finance? Please tell me any other social science courses I can study wit that result. Read Also:-Scholarship, Jamb tools and Syllabus JAMB 2020 Subject Combination For All Courses And Faculties In Nigeria After this article, you will have the following Subject combinations at your fingertip Jamb subject combinations for SciencesSubject combinations for Social SciencesComplete Jamb subjects for ARTS 2021 JAMB Subject Combination fo

The two most important JAMB tools you require right now, are the Official JAMB Syllabus < https://myschool.ng/classroom/jamb-syllabus > and the Official JAMB Brochure < https://myschool.ng/classroom/jamb-brochure > . Although these will be updated immediately when the official JAMB UTME 2020 registration begins, it is important for you to start researching and getting prepared for your examination. By now, you need to have an idea of the course you are passionate to study, and what institution you intend to study that course. You also need to have an idea about the various subjects you are expected to write in order to study that course, and the topics you are required to go through in each subject, to effectively pass that subject. The Official JAMB Syllabus < https://myschool.ng/classroom/jamb-syllabus > and the Official JAMB Brochure < https://myschool.ng/classroom/jamb-brochure > will help you solve all that problem. Continue reading... La

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board Monday issued a stern warning to candidates not to accept any admission not done through its Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS). It noted that any offer of admission that was not validated on their profile page with JAMB or offered through the CAPS was invalid. It stated these on its weekly bulletin sent to reporters on Monday in Abuja by its Spokesperson, Dr. Fabian Benjamin. JAMB, in the bulletin, noted that there was a ploy by three unnamed public universities to lure innocent and more qualified candidates from their preferred programmes so that they could accept other programmes. The board noted that such admission offers were illegal and would not be recognised by the board. It said any candidate who accepts such offer of admission does so at his or her own risk as there will be no regularisation of any irregular or condonment of illegal admission. Although JAMB did not disclose the names of the three universities, it pu

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has called on all prospective candidates for its 2021/2022 UTME to acquire the National Identification Number (NIN). The board’s Spokesman, Dr Fabian Benjamin said on Tuesday that the aim was to ensure the biometric and other necessary details of a candidate were captured, to check examination malpractice. Benjamin said in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos that the call was necessary now that registration for the 2021 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) had begun. “The JAMB will, during the 2021 registration exercise, use the National Identity Number (NIN) generated after successful registration with the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC). “This includes the capturing of biometric and other necessary details for the registration of all prospective candidates. “Candidates are enjoined to register as the board will no longer be responsible for the capturing of candida

BREAKING: JAMB, institutions approve 160 as cut-off mark for 2020/21 admission The 19th Policy Meeting on Admissions to Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria has approved 160 and above as the national minimum benchmark for admission for the year 2020  intop universities. The meeting held at Bola Babalakin Auditorium, Gbongan, Osun State, on Tuesday also approved 140 as minimum UTME score for admission into private universities. For public polytechnic, 120 UTME score was approved, while 110 score was approved as the least score for admission into private polytechnic.

Students writing computer-based UTME test. NAN photo The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board says it has not published the national and general minimum cut-off marks for placement of candidates into the nation’s tertiary institutions as being speculated in some quarters. The board’s Head, Media and Information, Dr Fabian Benjamin, disclosed this in an interview with the  News Agency of Nigeria , on Wednesday in Lagos. According to him, there is no truth behind such speculations, adding that some persons, whom he described as fraudulent elements were behind the development with a ploy to defraud innocent Nigerians especially the candidates. Benjamin said the cut-off marks could only be arrived at with the inputs of critical stakeholders in the education sector scheduled for days ahead. “We want to seize this opportunity to caution the public especially candidates, not to allow themselves to be swindled by these desperate individuals that are peddling this rumour. “The board

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board on Monday conducted a supplementary Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination for 490 candidates whose ComputerBased Test centres were earlier suspended for malpractices and other infractions. The UTME was held in JAMB CBT centre in Kogo, Abuja, JAMB Bayelsa State office, Yenagoa and JAMB National Headquarters in Bwari, Abuja. The board said, in its weekly bulletin, that “it was expedient to suspend all examinations at centres earlier earmarked for the candidates based on the lack of capacity of the centres and involvement in examination infractions.” Our correspondent learnt that apart from the 490 candidates retaking the examination, the UTME results of 127 candidates were undergoing forensic analysis by a panel of experts because of the suspicion of examination malpractices. JAMB said, “The board has conducted a supplementary examination for 490 candidates, who could not take their rescheduled examination. The candidates in 17 sessi

EBSU Cut-Off Mark for all Courses (JAMB & UPDATED Ebonyi State University, EBSU Post UTME Cut-Off Mark for All Courses / Departments for 2020/21/22 academic session. You will also see how EBSU select candidates into her prestigious university for last year. EBSU Cut-off Mark. In 2018, Ebonyi State University (EBSU) only used JAMB scores as a criteria to gain admission into their University. What this means is that, once you reached the cut-off mark they pegged for the courses you’re aspiring for, you will be given admission. Unlike other school’s, last year, EBSU took the bold step to release their cut-off marks for all courses and departments. If they will do the same this year, it will be at least two months after JAMB releases their UTME result. Once they release their cut-off mark for 2019, we will update this page. We will show you the EBSU 2018 cut-off mark for all courses but before we do that, please note that last EBSU also released how they will give candid