The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is a Nigerian entrance examination board for tertiary-level institutions. The board conducts entrance examinations for prospective undergraduates into Nigerian tertiary institutions.
9 things to prepare before JAMB 2026 registration: Get NIN, register phone number, create email, decide course, select institution, verify subject combination, seek guidance, review guidelines, begin preparation.
JAMB confirms 2026 UTME/DE registration fees unchanged for 9th consecutive year. No fee increase despite economic challenges. Register early; no deadline extensions.
JAMB grants one-week extension for changing institution to FUNATO. Act before deadline expires. Simple steps to switch via JAMB e-Facility portal.
JAMB releases 2026 UTME/DE registration guidelines. Generate profile code by sending NIN to 55019 or 66019 (format: NIN 00000011111). E-PIN sales begin January 26, 2026. Fix NIMC errors before registration. Cannot change profile code after generation.
JAMB has begun nationwide accreditation of 848 CBT centres for the 2026 UTME. Learn about the technical requirements and what this means for candidates.
ABU SBRS Funtua online UTME tutorials for 2026 candidates. Registration Dec 15, 2025 - March 23, 2026. ₦5,000 per subject. 10 subjects available.
Over a million Nigerian students face admission rejection yearly. If you're among them, university isn't your only option. IJMB, polytechnics, and vocational training offer viable paths to career success.
Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka has issued a notice to candidates who have been admitted on the JAMB portal but are not yet showing on the university's admission portal. The institution is work…
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has issued a clarification regarding its role in NYSC mobilization. The Board emphasized it has no involvement in mobilizing ND Part-time and HND gr…
Research consistently shows that parental involvement significantly impacts student academic performance. However, many parents want to help but don't know how, especially when subject content exceeds their own knowledge.
Each year, over 1.2 million Nigerian students complete WAEC and JAMB but don't secure university admission. With institutions admitting only 26% of applicants in recent years, not getting in doesn't mean your education journey ends.
The 2025 JAMB UTME results revealed a troubling trend: 78% of candidates scored below 200 out of 400, with only 0.63% achieving 300 or above. This performance crisis isn't new but continues a decade-long pattern of declining academic achievement in Nigeria's university entrance examination.
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