KWASU Cut-Off Mark 2020/2021 Session (UPDATED) Share this Information with Friends Kwara State University, KWASU  Cut-off Mark for 2020/2021 Session. We will discuss the KWASU JAMB and Departmental Cutoff mark. This page will discuss the JAMB and departmental cutoff mark of Kwara State University .  This page is for aspirants of 2020/2021 academic session. Before we continue, please note that KWASU JAMB and departmental cutoff mark depends on students performance for this session. KWASU Cut-Off Mark for 2017/2018 and 2018/2019. In 2017 and 2018, the cut-off mark was not stated . Prospective students who scored below the JAMB general cut-off were not permitted to purchase the   POST-UTME SCREENING FORM . KWASU JAMB Cut-Off Mark for 2019. The cut-off mark for 2019/2020 academic session  is not yet officially out . Judging with KWASU  JAMB cutoff mark for previous years, the cut-off mark  might  also be between 120  to  180 .  Once the cut-off mark for 2019 co

Breaking: JAMB has released 1,792,719 Results, while withholding 34,120 Results over Exam Malpractice. The JAMB Registrar of also made also stated that 15,145 results were withheld for further clarification. This was announced in the meeting currently holding in Abuja. Results filtering in suggests that for candidates to successfully check their result, they can follow the steps below; 1. Get a phone with the number you used to register. 2. Open text message, and send an SMS with the word "RESULT" to 55019 3. You will get a response with your 2021 JAMB Results. Goodluck!

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially disclosed that the results of the 2021 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) will be announced by 10:00 am on Saturday.The registrar of the board, Ishaq Oloyede, disclosed this while briefing journalists in Abuja on Friday. He revealed that the board is currently in a meeting so that the details will be available by tomorrow. We are releasing our results tomorrow,” he said. Meanwhile, the Registrar has paraded an employee of the Board, who allegedly collected N25,000 from a 2018 admission seeker. He said the suspect was reported to the JAMB management after he couldn’t meet the demand. The registrar reiterated the Board’s determination to deal decisively with anyone, including its staff, found involved in any form of infraction. “We are not hiding anything; we are ready to deal with anybody caught and they must face the wrath of the law,” he said.

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Tuesday night explained why candidates who sat for the Unified Tertiary Matriculations Examinations (UTME) are yet to see their results. According to JAMB, the delay was to ensure that no candidate involved in any form of examination malpractice would go unpunished. JAMB gave the explanation in tweets posted on its Twitter account. It read: “JAMB wishes to refute claims being credited to it on the release of the 2021 UTME. Candidates are advised that the results of the 2019 UTME would be released shortly. “Results of the 2021 UTME are being delayed as the Board seeks to ensure that NO candidate involved in any form of examination malpractice is allowed to go unpunished. “Candidates are, by this, advised to guard their profile code and registration details jealously as unscrupulous individuals are on the prowl to dupe unsuspecting candidates. “The Board counsels all candidates to disregard messages and calls from any source c

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board said it has not released any result relating to the ongoing  Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. It said this was because the Board was still screening the results due to certain issues surrounding the examination. The exam body said that, so far, over 1.2 million candidates have written the 2021 UTME. It also said it would ensure the smooth and successful conduct of the examination. The Board’s Head of Media and Publicity, Dr. Fabian Benjamin, disclosed this to the  News Agency of Nigeria  on Tuesday in Bwari. He said that as of April 13, over 1.2 million have successfully written the examination scheduled to end April 17. NAN  reports that over 1.8 million candidates are expected to sit for the Board’s UTME that commenced nationwide on April 11. Benjamin said the process of the examination has so far been successful, adding that the Board was addressing some of the challenges that came up during the exercise.

How To Apply for JAMB UTME Scripts Remarking – 2021/22 Loading… Are you among those who participated in the UTME 2021 Examination conducted by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB? and you are not satisfied with the way your script is marked? Then this is good news for you, you can apply for  Jamb 2021 UTME Remarking ! JAMB Remarking Results Would you like your JAMB 2021 UTME Scripts Remarked? Okay, good for you, here is the full guide on how to apply for JAMB remarking. One again, this message is for Jamb 2021 candidates who think they have not been given a fair scores while marking their script or think there is a mistake somewhere. If you are very sure you should have scored higher than what you saw in your  JAMB 2021 Result , then you can apply for your scripts to be remarked. Important Notice: The public should take not that this is legit, official and recognized by  JAMB . In fact, all the process of remarking will be carried out at the Joint Adm

for all those who are looking to get a boost for their Jamb 2021 Result, we urged you to read this first before you Upgrade Your 2021/2022 JAMB UTME Result ! Following the release of JAMB UTME 2021 Results, the internet has been swamped in the past few days with fraudsters seeking uninformed candidates to extort in the name of JAMB Result Upgrading. But Can You Really Upgrade your Jamb UTME Result? NO! Capital NO. You cannot upgrade your Jamb Score, even if the person claim to be working at the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, Jamb office, Abuja. Don’t be fooled. Whatever you wrote during your Jamb examination is what you are going to be scored. We’ve been inundated with complaints from JAMBites that they have been scammed by unscrupulous persons who promise to upgrade their Jamb UTME Results. If you see anyone who parade him or herself as a JAMB official or you see people asking you to contact so, so and so for “JAMB Result Upgrading ” is nothing but a THIEF. And We h

As the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, releases its 2021 result, many candidates are worried over the accessibility of their respective results. JAMB In view of this however, JAMB via its official website ‘https://jamb.org.ng/printslip.htm’ brought out step by step on how results could be accessed. Below are the instructions: INSTRUCTIONS: PRINTING OF RESULT SLIP You shall be required to create a profile via the Sign Up (New User) Page if you are a new user. For existing users, simply type in your login details. To create your profile, you will provide your valid email address, surname, first name, Mobile No, State and LGA of Origin and password, then click on the Sign Up button. Each candidate is entitled to only one profile.   Subsequently, you shall use your email address and password to sign in.   Once logged in, you will be taken to the landing page where you will see all available services.   Select “Print Result Slip”. This is available on the side bar

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board on Monday said it has uncovered and arrested over 50 ‘Professional Examination Writers’ who specialized in writing examination for candidates for a fee. The board’s weekly official bulletin, tagged: ‘JAMBULLETIN’, signed by JAMB’s Head, Media and Information, Dr Fabian Benjamin disclosed this in Lagos State. The  News Agency of Nigeria  reports that over 1.8 million candidates are expected to sit for the board’s ongoing Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination that commenced nationwide on Thursday, April 11. The board said it uncovered a group described as ‘Professional Examination Writers’ who specialises in writing examination for candidates for a fee. According to the bulletin, as a result of the various intelligence gathering mechanism, the board was able to uncover and arrest over 50 of such fraudulent persons in centres spread across the country. It noted that some of the suspects were Master’s Degree holders and undergraduates

We all know that, you will need to Log into your Jamb Profile to be able to access your Results. But Yourchoiceng can now check your Results for you without logging into your Jamb profile. All the candidates who participated in the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB UTME 2021 should take note that the results are released in batches. For those who do not have access to their Jamb profile, you can now check your result with your Jamb RegNo only. When you check your UTME result with your Jamb registration number only, it will show something like this; Our team will be available to check your Result for you.Drop your Registration Number in the Comment box. Ads2:  Drop your JAMB RegNo and we will do well to check your result and answer any questions you may have. When you check it via Jamb profile, it will displayed like this. Please note, it will display the same results. Drop your Jamb Registration NUMBER only in the comment section and Nigeriaschool team wil

JAMB is expected to start releasing the results any moment from now, as earlier announced. Yourchoiceng is currently monitoring the release of these results, and we'll be the first to let you know when it is out. Your result may already be out now, so check the status of your result right now at this link;  https://yourchoiceng.blogspot.com/2019/04/check-2019-jamb-utme-result-with-only.html?m=1

We expect the release of 2021 UTME results to begin any moment soon. If you want to know if the 2021 JAMB Result for your day or schedule has been released, this is the right thread to check. The 2021 UTME results for each day of the exam should be available 2 to 3 days after the exams have been taken as it was last year. This thread will help us monitor the release status of various results for different days. Obviously, JAMB will not announce every time they release a batch of results, so this will be the best avenue to know when the results  have been released. Below are dates for each of the days and the status of the results; 11th April Results - No Results Yet 12th April Results - No Results Yet 13th April Results - No Results Yet 15th April Results - No Results Yet 16th April Results - No Results Yet 17th April Results - No Results Yet 18th April Results - No Results Yet When you see "No Results Yet", it means the results for that day have not yet been relea

JAMB Registrar, Prof. Is-haq Olarewaju Oloyede Each passing day, fraudsters parade themselves virtually – and even physically – as Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board ( JAMB ) agents; thus exploiting young innocent candidates. They will tell you that they are working in collaboration with JAMB and can help you boost your less than 200 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination ( UTME) score  to 250 and above. Concise News  understands that these unscrupulous elements claim to have the ability to upgrade results for those who fail to score up to JAMB’s cut-off mark. As a matter of fact, they present false evidence of the UTME results they have upgraded in the past. Indeed, these are all photoshop! Just as JAMB ‘expo’ fails to work in this era of JAMB CBT, so also the purported UTME result upgrade does not work. UTME result upgrade is nothing but a scam and myth! You need to be careful. Do not send your parent’s hard-earned money to (internet) fraudsters in the name of J

As announced by JAMB, the printing of the 2021 UTME slip has commenced today April 4th, 2021. Candidates who applied for the 2021 UTME can now proceed to print their examination slips. The printing of exam slip is to enable you know your schedule for the exam i.e the exact date, time and venue. Some candidates have already printed theirs via the e-service Portal:   www.jamb.org.ng . Some others have reported that they simply logged into their JAMB profile to see the link to reprint their exam Slip. You can check your profile to print yours, However, the official link has been activated by JAMB. If you are yet to print yours, see the steps on how you can do that below. As you get your JAMB Exam Slip, please also get the  JAMB CBT Mobile App  or the  JAMB CBT Computer Software  for your exam preparation. If you study at least 3 Full CBT Exams every day till the exam day, you would have covered over 15 years of questions. It's really for your own good. Steps To Print 2019 UTME Sl

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has explained that admissions would only be given to qualified candidates who apply for courses into the various institutions in the country. It stated this in its Vol. 1, No 13 weekly Bulletin of the Office of the Registrar and made available to the  News Agency of Nigeria  on Monday in Abuja. The board described information being circulated that over 50 per cent of candidates who yearly apply for admissions into various institutions are not admitted as misleading and erroneous, and denounced the report that every year, after the conduct of the Unified Tertiary and Universities Examination, where millions of candidates apply, barely 20 per cent get admitted. “The truth is that, admissions can only be given to qualified candidates, hence, any figure being bandied around should also be based on the total number of candidates who applied and are qualified." “It will be an unfortunate postulation if the candidates who do not have any b

The JAMB 2021 Mock exam is done and dusted. From the feedback we got on the  JAMB 2021 Mock Exam Live Updates  not much changed from what it was last year. If you have been practicing JAMB Past questions with the  Myschool JAMB CBT Software  or the  Myschool CBT Mobile App , you won't find the main exam difficult as the lay out is quite similar. Many candidates confessed they came across a good number of past questions on the   Myschool JAMB CBT Software  or the  Myschool CBT Mobile App.  In as much as that was the case, we would still like to get first-hand experience on how the mock exam actually went in the various centres from candidates that participated in the exam. - What was the verification process like?  - Were you required to power on the system? Or was it already powered on when you got there?  - How many questions were asked in each of the subjects?  - Did the system shut down automatically (for those their time elapsed before they were able to finish)?  - Was t

JA MB has  moved the printing of the 2021  UTME exam  slip to April 4th, 2021. We will use this thread to monitor and confirm when the printing has commenced. The reprinted slips will bear candidates' schedule for the examination: date, time and centre as well as other necessary information about the examination. According to the board, from April 4th, candidates will have their slips placed on their profiles. However candidates who are unable to access their slips through their portal can visit the board’s service portal,on  www.jamb.org.ng  to print the slip. We advise candidates to keep a close watch on their email addresses (check inbox, junk/SPAM Folder) since JAMB may send the exam slip notifications to candidates’ email addresses. Once you get a notification to that effect from JAMB or able to print yours, please do not fail to let us know in the comment section so that others can reprint theirs. We expect the direct portal for the printing of exam slips to be equally

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 'Ghana Must Go'  is the name of a common big bag used to store things or pack loads when traveling. But have you ever wondered why this bag is calle 'Ghana Must Go' in Nigeria and Ghana? In 1983, when Shehu Shagari was the President of Nigeria, an executive order was given to immigrants without proper immigration documents to leave the country or they would be arrested according to the law. Most of the immigrants were West Africans and mainly Ghanaians.  The peculiar thing about them as they left Nigeria was that, they were all seen in a particular type of bag that was either red or blue checked. The 'Ghana Must Go' bag. The migration was then named 'Ghana Must Go'. President Shehu Shagari sends Ghanaians packing from Nigeria (1983) In the 1970s, Ghana was facing a lot of economic hardship and just about the same time Nigeria had an oil boom, Nigeria’s economy was flourishing. Citizens of some West African countries (mostly Ghanaians) flocked into