Why We Are Yet To Release 2023 UTME Results- JAMB Registrar

The Registrar of Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof. Is-shaq Oloyede has given reason why the Board is yet to release conducted results from the ongoing 2023 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

Oloyede also disclosed that 20 Computer Based-Test (CBT) centers found wanting nationwide would be sanctioned for failure to comply with the guidelines governing the conduct of the UTME.

The JAMB registrar stated this in Lagos while monitoring the ongoing 2023 UTME in some centers and described the conduct as smooth despite the initial hitches experienced.

According to JAMB, 1,595,779 candidates registered for the 2023 UTME and Lagos recorded the highest number of applicants of 270, 573. The exam is been written in 708 centers nationwide.

He said before JAMB used to release the UTME results in batches each day of the exam as was done in 2021 and 2022 after analysing candidates performance for the day.

Oloyede explained that the nationwide delay experienced by candidates on Friday morning was caused by human error as a result the exam started one hour late.

He disclosed that as at Friday 1.5million candidates had taken the exam while 250,000 remaining applicants would write between Saturday, April 29th to May 3.

The JAMB also confirmed that examination malpractice has reduced drastically because of measures introduced to check and tackle the menace.

He added: The level of examination malpractice has gone down. The candidates and parents have realized the danger of engaging in examination malpractice. Even in Lagos, it is minimal. We have better devices now to monitor the UTME. The CBT operators have learnt their lessons.

“The CBT centers have improved and the level of non-compliance has also reduced. The UTME was delayed on Friday for one hour nationwide due to human error.”

On why the Board has not released results since the UTME started in April, Oloyede said it was based on experts advice that the Board was doing the wrong thing of releasing results on a daily basis, which would not capture the true performance of the candidates.

“This year, we will wait the end of the examination. We will analyse and calculate the mean. We will analyse the entire results to get the mean before releasing the results,” he stated.

JAMB 2023 UTME Results. How to Check

The long-awaited Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results for 2023 have been released in batches. This announcement was made by the Head, Public Affairs and Protocol, JAMB, Dr Fabian Benjamin, on Sunday, 30th April 2023 in Abuja.

For candidates who participated in the 2023 UTME, checking your result has been made easy by JAMB. According to Dr Fabian Benjamin, candidates can simply send UTMERESULT to 55019 using the same phone number they used for registration, and their result will be sent to them via text message.

It is important to note that this is the only official method of checking the 2023 UTME results for now, as JAMB has not uploaded the results on its website. As always, fraudsters may attempt to mislead unsuspecting candidates by providing false instructions on how to check their results. Therefore, JAMB has warned all candidates to ignore such messages and follow the official method of checking their results.

In addition to providing a user-friendly and simplified process for checking UTME results, JAMB’s decision to release results via text message aims to prevent unscrupulous Cybercafes and Business Centres from exploiting hapless candidates.

The 2023 UTME, which began on Tuesday, 25th April 2023, marked the beginning of another academic journey for thousands of Nigerian youths seeking admission into tertiary institutions. The release of the results now gives them a clear picture of their chances of securing admission into their desired courses and institutions.

Candidates are advised to exercise patience while awaiting their results as the process may take a while due to the high number of candidates who participated in the examination. We wish all candidates success in their academic pursuits.

How to Check Your JAMB Result 2023/2024 Using JAMB Result Checker

Send UTMERESULT (without spaces) via SMS to 55019 or 66019 using the same phone number you registered with.

Ensure that you have a minimum credit balance of N50 before sending the message. (Not borrowed)

Wait for an SMS response which you will receive shortly after.

Depending on your situation, you’ll receive one of the following responses:

If you use a non-registered phone number, you’ll get the message: “This phone number was not used for registration.”

If you have a result, you’ll receive a message like: “Dear Mr/Miss X, your result is as follows…” with additional information provided.

If your result is withheld, you’ll receive a “Result Withheld” text.

If you need to provide clarifications/documents, you’ll receive: “Result withheld pending the upload of clarifications/document required from you.”

If you were absent, you’ll receive “CANDIDATE ABSENT.” If your registration number is also canceled, you’ll be informed.

If you entered the exam venue without authorization, you’ll receive the message “Invalid Entrance into the Exam Hall.”

If you do not have access to the phone number you use in generating profile code, you're advise to pay for your result slip via JAMB portal. You can contact us for that

BREAKING: Buhari approves postponement of 2023 census

President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), has approved the postponement of the 2023 Population and Housing Census, earlier scheduled for May 3-7 2023, to a date to be determined by the incoming administration.

The President gave the approval after meeting with some members of the Federal Executive Council and the Chairman of the National Population Commission, Nasir Isa-Kwarra, and his team at the Presidential Villa in Abuja on Friday, April 28, 2023.

This is contained in a press statement signed by the Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, and released Saturday morning.

“In arriving at the decision to postpone the census,” the statement says, “the meeting reiterated the critical need for the conduct of a Population and Housing Census, 17 years after the last census, to collect up-to-date data that will drive the developmental goals of the country and improve the living standard of the Nigerian people.”

Mohammed quoted Buhari as saying that appreciable progress had been made in the preparation for and implementation of the now postponed census, adding that the President commended the methodology being put in place by the NPC to conduct accurate and reliable census.

“The President noted that with the completion of the Enumeration Area Demarcation of the country, conduct of first and second pre-tests, the recruitment and training of ad hoc workers, procurement of Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) and ICT infrastructures, appreciable progress has been made in the implementation of the 2023 Population and Housing Census.

“He also commended the methodology being put in place by the Commission to conduct accurate and reliable Census, especially the massive deployment of technology that is capable of delivering world class Census and laying a sustainable basis for future censuses."

The statement added, “The President further directed the Commission to continue with preparations for the conduct of the 2023 Population and Housing Census in order to sustain the gains already recorded and provide the basis for the incoming administration to consolidate these achievements.”

“The meeting was attended by the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr Abubakar Malami; the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mrs Zainab Ahmed; the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed; the Minister of State, Budget and National Planning, Mr Clem Agba and the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr Boss Mustapha,” the statement concluded.

Meanwhile, The PUNCH had earlier reported that there were indications that the 2023 census would be postponed. There have been calls from some quarters for the postponement of the census for reasons ranging from inadequate preparation, lack of funds, lack of training of supervisors for the exercise, credibility doubts raised by its timing, to security concerns, among other things.

UPDATE ON UNILAG 2022/2023 ADMISSION

This is to notify candidates seeking admission into the University of Lagos, as well as members of the University Community and general public that the 2022/2023 Admission Exercise has closed.

However, it has been observed that some candidates who were offered admission into programmes different from their original choice of programmes are yet to accept the transfer offers to the new programmes. Similarly, some candidates are slow to accept the transfer offers (accepting the transfer offers at their leisure), thereby lingering their admission process. Consequently, the Admission Office is unable to propose the admission of these candidates on JAMB CAPS.

Please note that:

1. The Admission Office will continue to propose on JAMB CAPS, the admission of candidates who accept the transfer offers of new programmes until the deadline of Friday, May 12, 2023.

2. The admission of candidates who accept the transfer offer after the deadline will not be proposed, hence forfeiture of their admission.

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2023 UTME RESULT: JAMB to start releasing results soon – Official

The Head of the Public Affairs and Protocol Unit of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Fabian Benjamin, has said the examination body is currently reviewing the details of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted so far.

Mr Benjamin said as soon as all ‘Ts’ are crossed and ‘Is’ dotted, results of candidates who have sat their papers since the examination kicked off on Tuesday 25th of April, 2023 will be released.

Mr Benjamin said this on Thursday after observing the ongoing examination in Abuja, Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

“We are in a meeting now. We are looking at the results and by the grace of God, very soon we will release the first batch of results,” he said.

JAMB BEGINS RESCHEDULING OF UTME CANDIDATES

 For Candidates that were unable to write their UTME examination due to technical issues or network problem. the board has started rescheduling candidates. kindly check yours, if you have been rescheduled through the link below 

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

2023 WAEC TIME TABLE

 The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has released the 2023 timetable for the May/June exams (for school pupils). The WASSCE timetable plays a significant role in helping candidates prepare thoroughly for their exams.

WAEC hereby urges the candidates to abide by the rules and regulations guiding the conduct of the examination by shunning all acts of malpractice.

WAEC Exam Date for May/June

The 2023/2024 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for school candidates is set to begin on Monday, May 8th, 2023, and conclude on Friday, June 23rd, 2023.

WAEC Timetable 2023

We are delighted to furnish you with the WAEC Timetable 2023 that will assist you with your study for the 2023 WASSCE for school candidates which will commence on May 8, 2023.

2023 WAEC TIME TABLE PDF VERSION

2023 UTME: Poor Network, Power Failure Frustrate Candidates As JAMB Discloses Solutions To Affected Candidates

Network and power failure were among the challenges some candidates for the Universal Tertiary Matriculation Examination of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) experienced in parts of Rivers State, yesterday.

Some of the students (candidates) disclosed that unstable network, in particular, delayed the commencement of the examination and affected the stopping time.

One of the candidates, who simply gave his name as Godson, said his centre was at Maranntha and Associate, Elelenwo, in Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of the state.

He disclosed that, though he was able to attempt all the questions, the system (laptop) he used delayed his stay in the examination hall.

According to him, there was also the problem of thumb-printing caused by ineffective network and poor coordination.

It was also the same unfavourable story at the Churchill Universal Basic School UTME centre, according to one of the candidates, Charles Michael.

He said: “My examination was 9:30am. But, we didn’t enter early because those for the 6:30am examination did not finish early. We started very late. Some people’s laptops worked but very slowly. Some, their own systems were not stable. And they did not write. They were confused. But, I thank God for seeing me through.”

Meanwhile, JAMB is already taking steps to ensure seamless Conduct of the examination. Candidates who were phased with technical hitches have been instructed to reprint new registration slip and have their exams rescheduled, plans to reschedule the examination for those yet to see changes in their slip are into consideration.

However, many of the candidates scheduled for Tuesday, April 25, 2013, who could not write due system failure, were still waiting for JAMB to open the portal to reprint their rescheduled centres.

Earlier on, yesterday, some of the candidates for Tuesday, May 25 examination, at State School II, Elele, in Ikwerre Local Government Area, said they received a text message from JAMB that the portal would be opened at 6pm.

At the time (6:40pm) of filing this report, some of the candidates said they were at business centres and there was no new information concerning a rescheduled date for the examination.

2023 JAMB QUESTIONS FOR DAY ONE 25TH APRIL 2023

 5. If the half life of a particle is 4.5 how long will it decay 3/4 of its mass.

6. BaS04 is
A)soluble salt
B)insoluble salt
C)neutral salt
D)basic sat

7. The gas that can best be collected by downward displacement of air is
A. Ammonia
B. Carbon (iV) oxide
C. Chlorine
D. Sulphur (iV) oxide


8. The pollutant that contributes to the depletion of the ozone layer is

a)CFCs
B)CFs
C)CFS
D)CFC

9. What changes sodium pellets to liquid
a. Oxygen
b. Water vapour
c. Carbon(Iv) oxide
d. Nitrogen

10. The compound used as “antifreeze” in car radiators in cold regions of the world is
A. Ethanol
B. Ethylene glycol
C. EthlBIOLOGY

1. The kind of joint found in the scapula of a mammals is……

A.sliding and gliding
B. Hinge joint
C. Pivot joints
D. Ball and socket.

2. The kind of joint found in the pelvic which runs the femur of a mammals is……

A.sliding and gliding
B. Hinge joint
C. Pivot joints
D. Ball and socket.

3. The kind of joint found in the knee and elbow of a mammals is……

A.sliding and gliding
B. Hinge joint
C. Pivot joints
D. Ball and socket.

4. The kind of joint found in between the atlas and axis vertebrae of a mammals is……

A.sliding and gliding
B. Hinge joint
C. Pivot joints
D. Ball and socket.

5. Structure joint is also found as no option………..
The structure that allows the free movement of the bones meeting at the joint is called……………….

A. Synovial fluid
B. Synovial membrane
C. Synovial ligament.
D. Synovial Cavity.

6. Which of this is not a excretory product In man.
A.urine B.sweat C.faeces D.carbondioxide

7. A grasshopper respires by means of what?

8. In life Organisation, Hydra is?
A organ
B. Tissue
C. System
D. cell

9. a criminal can be traced through which of the following
A.. blood group B. fingerprint C. genotype

10. In adult Red blood cells are produced from the
A-spleen&liver
B-bone marrow
C-thymus

11. The mode of nutrition In which digestion is extra cellular is
A)saprophytic
B)parasitic
C)holophytic
D)holozoic Physics

1. Which of the following is a poor conductor of electricity
A)Soapy water
B)cold water
C)distilled water
D)None


2. If a reverse-biased voltage is applied across a p-n junction, the depletion layer width is
A. Increased
B. Decreased
C. Constant
D. Halved

3. A semi conductor in which the holes are excess is .
a. P-type
b. N- type
C. P-n type
D. Ohmic type

4. Which of the following is a poor conductor of electricity
A)Soapy water
B)cold water
C)distilled water
D)None

5. In a series resonant circuit , the current flowing in the circuit is
A. Max
B. Min
C. Zero
D. Unaffected.Life Changer

1) Unmi family was
a}poor
b} affluent
c}Rich
d} Average

2) Umi husband is a………
a} business man
b} teacher
c} banker
d} civil servant

3) Salma was concious of her…………..
a} inconsiderate behavior
b} dressing
c}past memories

4} Umi shared Salma’s EMAL story to givers her children _______
a} retribution
b} warning
c} moral development
d} educational background.

5) Omars father occupation was …….
A business man
B police man
C banker
D teacher

6) how did Umi feel during her registration …….

.

7. Bint’s parents encouraged her to take French because of all but one of these reasons——

A)They believe that French professionals are high in damand

B)They believe that language acquisition at an early age is relatively easy

C)They believe that learning a language at early age takes minimal effort

D)They believe that French was second to English in ranking of international languages

8. Salma was concious of her…………..
a} inconsiderate behavior
b} dressing
c}past memories