Closing Date of JAMB Change of Course/Institution for 2015

This is to inform all JAMB candidates, who would want to effect a change in either of any of their Courses or Institutions, that this service and procedure ends on 17th April, 2015.

We're not sure if there will be any extension in the date but you should do well to ensure you effect your changes before the above stated date.

Please avoid trying to play smart by waiting to see if your current school of choice would release cut-off, before taking a decision to make your changes. Based on history, schools will not release their post-UTME cut-off or procedures until the change of course is over, no matter the extension.

Do your research based on previous post- UTME cut-offs and information and effect your changes immediately. Please DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE.
 

JAMB 2015 CBT: Has JAMB Officially Released Post-UTME Cut-off Marks For 2015/2016 Admission For Universities, Poly, Colleges? Oya! Check This List Yourself

Many JAMB candidates who just checked their results have been asking us the cut-off marks their chosen schools would use for the 2015/2016 admission. Let us make this clear right now — nobody can categorically tell you what the schools would use as their cut-off

UTME 2015: JAMB Records Drop in the Number of Registered Candidates

The Joint Admission, Matriculation and Examination Board (JAMB) has confirmed that a total of 1,475,477 candidates have registered for this year’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

The JAMB Registrar, Professor Dibu Ojerinde disclosed this in Abuja yesterday at press conference to announce the Board’s preparation for the examination.

JAMB Report: Go and reprint again if you reprinted on 2nd of March 2015

I reprinted my JAMB e-slip on the 2nd March, 2015 in one Cyber cafe, but when I reprinted it again because I needed a colour print, I noticed a change in my Exam centre and date. so I advice you to go and reprint yours again to avoid disappointment.

19 Things You Must do As A Jamb candidate

1. Prepare hard.
2. Get to the exam hall early.
3. Don't panic.
4. Sit down where you were directed to sit down.
5. Take a quick scan or survey of the environment.
6. Take a pick at your computer.

TIPS TO PASSING THIS YEARS JAMB

It is usually said that admission start from application. The experience I have had in admission processing over the years has proven this statement to be true. Statements like "if I had known when I was applying !!!" or "I never knew this before my application" is very common. At that point though, they have already lost the admission. So, the point I am making is that, if you want to win the battle of admission, you have to start from application now.