2025 UTME:JAMB ACTIVATES PORTAL FOR REPRINT OF 2025 UTME SLIP

2025 UTME EXAM SLIP

This is to inform the general public that The joint Admission and matriculation board [JAMB] has activated the 2025 examination slip portal, Candidates who applied for the examination exercise can now proceed to check their examination time and venue via the link below;

https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/PrintExaminationSlip

NECO RELEASES 2024 SSCE EXTERNAL RESULTS

NECO Releases 2024 SSCE External Exam Results

The National Examination Council (NECO) has announced the release of the 2024 Senior Secondary School Certificate External Examination results.

According to the Registrar and Chief Executive of the Council, Professor Dantani Wushishi, 57,114 candidates secured credits in English and mathematics representing a 67.53% pass rate... 

A total of 86,067 candidates sat for the examination, which saw a significant reduction in malpractice cases.

The number of candidates booked for various forms of malpractice decreased by 27.7% compared to 2023, with 6,160 cases recorded.

The results were released just 62 days after the final examination, marking a notable improvement in the council's processing time.

Candidates can check their results on the NECO website using their registration numbers and exam details and also with a token.

UTME 2025: JAMB registers 200,000 candidates in one week

In its weekly bulletin published on Monday, the board disclosed that it has also paid N141 million to Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres for the registration conducted within the period.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB) has announced that 201,867 candidates successfully registered for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME) within the first week of registration.

The JAMB-administered UTME registration began on Monday, 3 February and continues until Saturday, 8 March. The UTME is a computer-based entrance examination for candidates seeking admission into Nigerian tertiary institutions.

In its weekly bulletin published on Monday, the board disclosed that it has also paid N141 million to Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres for the registration conducted within the period.

“In line with its commitment to weekly payments of UTME registration charges collected as part of the total fee for UTME to CBT centres, the board has made the first-week payment in fulfilment of its promise regarding the disbursement of these charges,” JAMB said in the bulletin.

Annually, JAMB registers an average of 1.5 million candidates seeking admission into Nigerian universities, polytechnics and colleges of education. Last year, the board had over 1.9 million candidates for the UTME, with 76 per cent of the candidates scoring below 200 of the 400 obtainable scores.

Addressing challenges

In the first week of registration, JAMB suspended two CBT centres after accusing them of breaching registration procedures.

The suspended CBT centres are the Federal College of Education (Technical) Potiskum, Yobe State and a CBT Centre in Otukpo, Benue State.

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The board also warned all the CBT centres against late-night registration after it found about 10 CBT centres registering candidates at night.

It noted that any CBT centre found violating the regulations governing the registration processes will face strict sanctions.

JAMB ANNOUNCES REGISTRATION DATE FOR THE 2025 UTME REGISTRATION

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), a body charged with conducting the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), has announced dates and guidelines for the 2025 tertiary institutions entrance examination.

The UTME is for candidates who have completed secondary school education and wish to gain admission into universities, polytechnics, or colleges of education.

According to JAMB, registration for the 2025 UTME registration will commence on January 31st, and ends on March 5th, 2025

"All prospective candidates planning to register for JAMB in 2025, need to meet the following requirements:

Candidates must possess an 11-digit National Identification Number (NIN) obtained from any NIMC enrolment centre or NIMC mobile app to create a JAMB profile and register for examinations.

Candidate must have a JAMB Profile Code created from the 10-digit code that is sent to you after sending your NIN to 55019 or 66019 via text.

"Applicants must have a valid phone number to create their JAMB profile and receive important updates from JAMB. (It is important to use the same phone number throughout the registration process and exam period).

Candidate must have a functional email address for creating your JAMB profile and accessing your registration details.

UNILAG commences screening and registration for 2024/2025 newly admitted students

University of Lagos (UNILAG) has officially announced the screening and registration schedule for all newly admitted UTME and Direct Entry (D.E.) candidates for the 2024/2025 academic session.

University of Lagos (UNILAG) has officially announced the screening and registration schedule for all newly admitted UTME and Direct Entry (D.E.) candidates for the 2024/2025 academic session. The exercise will run as follows:

– Phase 1: Monday, December 2, 2024 – Friday, December 20, 2024

– Phase 2: Monday, January 6, 2025 – Friday, January 24, 2025

UNILAG commences screening and registration for 2024/2025 newly admitted students

University of Lagos (UNILAG) has officially announced the screening and registration schedule for all newly admitted UTME and Direct Entry (D.E.) candidates for the 2024/2025 academic session.

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University of Lagos (UNILAG) has officially announced the screening and registration schedule for all newly admitted UTME and Direct Entry (D.E.) candidates for the 2024/2025 academic session. The exercise will run as follows:

– Phase 1: Monday, December 2, 2024 – Friday, December 20, 2024

– Phase 2: Monday, January 6, 2025 – Friday, January 24, 2025

– Time: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Below is a detailed breakdown of the stages involved in the process.

Stage 1: Registration Schedule/Appointment Booking

Candidates must schedule their registration appointments online:

1. Visit http://studentportal.unilag.edu.ng/

2. Log in using your JAMB Number/Application Number as your Username and Surname (in lowercase) as Password.

3. Change the default password upon logging in.

4. On the dashboard, click “Appointment” New Appointment”

5. Select your faculty, preferred date, and session, then click “Schedule Appointment”

6. Print the Appointment/Booking Slipand present it at the venue.

Note: The appointment slip is mandatory for entry.

Stage 2: Document Upload

Log in to the UNILAG Student Portal using the same credentials and navigate to Admissions > 2024/2025 Screening

1. Complete and print the bio-data form.

2. Upload the following original documents:

– JAMB Admission Letter

– O’Level Result

– Secondary School Testimonial

– Degree Certificate (for D.E. candidates only)

– Birth Certificate

– Reference Letter from a reputable individual (addressed to the Registrar)

– State of Origin Certificate

 

Stage 3: Physical Screening

On your scheduled date:

1. Submit two copies (colored and photocopied) of the following:

– Screening Form (Stage 2 output)

– UNILAG Online Application Form (D.E. only)

– JAMB Acknowledgment Slip (D.E. only)

– JAMB Admission Letter (colored)

– UTME Result Slip (not required for D.E.)

– Post-UTME Result Slip

– O’Level Certificate (WAEC/NECO) – Online printouts not accepted

– Letter of Reference (on letterhead, with valid seals if applicable)

– Birth Certificate

– State of Origin Certificate (must match JAMB record)

– Passport Photographs (12 copies with full names written behind)

2. Present original documents for verification.

Stage 4: Payment of Fees

– Generate a payment advice 24 hours after completing Stage 3.

– Proceed to any bank to make payment.

Stage 5: Faculty/Departmental Registration

Complete additional registration at your assigned Faculty and Department.

Important Notices

1. Impersonation Candidates found guilty will lose admission and face prosecution.

2. Drug Test: A compulsory drug test will be conducted. Candidates who test positive or fail to comply will have their admission withdrawn.

3. Further Announcements: Dates for the matriculation and orientation programs will be communicated.

UNILAG congratulates all newly admitted students and wishes them success in their academic pursuits!

NECO SET TO RELEASE 2024 (SSCE) INTERNAL RESULTS

The result of the july 2024 neco ssce will be released on Thursday 19th of September, 2024.

How to Check Your NECO Result

1. Visit the official NECO website: http://results.neco.gov.ng

2. Navigate to the "Result Checker" section.

3. Enter your Exam Year and Exam Type (SSCE External or Internal).

4. Input your Token number you bought from us and your registration number.

5. Click on "Check Result" and view your scores instantly.

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May\June WASSCE: How schools, candidates can get withheld results released faster – WAEC

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has explained what schools or candidates whose May\June West African Senior School Certificate Examination(WASSCE) results are being withheld can do to get them released faster than usual.

The council also explained how to go about the process with the affected candidates or their schools using the link provided as https://waecinternational.org/complaints.

Recall that a total of 215,267 (representing 11.92%) out of the total 1,805,216 candidates, who sat the school-based exam are being withheld in connection with various reported cases of exam malpractice while their cases are under investigations to determine if those results will be released or not.

Also, a total of 1,301,941 (representing 72.12%) of the total candidates, who sat the exam obtained credits and above in at least five mandatory subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, which is a marginal decrease of 7.69% from last year performance in the same exam which was 79.81%

The seizure of results, however, has put many parents and affected candidates and their schools in apprehension as the seized results are what they relying on to gain admissions into universities or other tertiary schools during this ongoing admission process.

Some of them who spoke to Nigerian Tribune and denied their involvement in malpractice during the exam urged WAEC to fast-track its investigations and release their results so as not to miss out in this year’s admission.

However, WAEC told this medium that withholding of results like those in focus is not a strange thing as the action was based on alleged malpractice and there is strict procedure and time frame to follow to resolve the matter.

WAEC’s spokesperson, Mrs Moyosola Adesina, who gave the explanation in an interview with Nigerian Tribune, said WAEC as an organisation doesn’t delay investigations into reported cases of malpractice in all its exams.

According to her, WAEC knows the importance of candidates results and the essence of time concerning their admission into universities or any other school.

But she pointed out that the council will have to investigate all the cases one after the other through committee system.

She said, “The committee wil review all the cases thoroughly and release results of those whose cases can be easily resolved and other much later and all within a time frame .

“So, some results will be released before the Nigeria Examination Committee (NEC) of WAEC will meet in October or much earlier.

“So, the waiting period for candidates who are affected won’t be long.

“Of course, we have over 200 thousand cases and we have to look at them critically so that the council won’t punish those who should not be punished.

“And that is why the council also came up with a portal for candidates or schools who want to prove their innocence to lodge their complaints for speedy attention by WAEC.

“This is also a way of fair hearing from the affected candidates or schools- to give them opportunity to defend themselves.

“So, candidates can go to the portal using the link earlier given and supply their details. By that, they will be able to know the exact offence they committed and warranted the seizure of their results.

“Candidates or schools at that point can request for their papers in question and prove their innocence with evidence of case or cases reported against them.

“Sometimes, exam malpractice may involve one or multiple candidates or the entire school for a particular subject or multiple subjects.

“Also, people should know that exam malpractice that escaped undetected in the exam halls will be detected during marking of scripts when you discover that candidates must have, for example, copied themselves to write their answers word for word.

“But certainly, there must be a case against somebody before results can be seized.

“So, if the affected candidates or schools are able to prove their innocence convicingly, their results will certainly be released before NEC meeting.

“It is NEC that ratifies the outcome of all the investigations and recommendations as regard whether seized results should be released or not.”

She noted that some candidates with withheld results in the past including last year had their results released much earlier than the general release.