JAMB 2014 REGISTRATION TO COMMENCE NOVEMBER

JAMB Prepares for 2014 UTME - Begins registration in November

As the 2013 admission processes for various institutions gradually rounds up, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board JAMB has begun preparations to kick off the 2014 UTME registration and subsequently the Exams.

This preparation is visible as the board uploads and shows off the brand new registration portal at http://www.jamb.org.ng/Unifiedtme/.

According to reports gathered from staff of the board, the academic brochures which guides students on courses offered in various institutions and their requirements are currently being distributed to JAMB offices nationwide.

The newly designed portal is expected to allow for easier registration especially for those who took the 2013 UTME and can still remember their JAMB registration number. Please note that registration for this exam can never be done using a mobile phone, neither are the candidates expected to register for the exam by themselves.

All candidates who are to sit for the 2014 exam are to visit only authorized business centres and cyber cafes to get registered even if they know how to do it by themselves at home. Please also ensure that the business centre you are going to register for your exam has the DIGITAL PERSONA Scanner for Biometric Finger Print Capture.

The 2014 UTME will feature 3 types of exam as you may have already known;
Computer Based Test - CBT
Paper and Pen Test - PPT
Dual Based Test - DBT

NB: THERE IS A PROBABILITY THAT 2014 EXAM WILL PURELY BE CBT 

As at the time of writing this report, no official date has been announced for the exam and there is also no exact date when registration will begin in November.

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