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Students With Matriculation Numbers Are Not Eligible For 2017 UTME – JAMB

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB says students with matriculation numbers of universities are ineligible to write the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME.

The JAMB PRO, Dr. Fabian Benjamin, made this known on Monday in Abuja during an interview.

He said,”Students with matriculation numbers of universities are not eligible to sit for the UTME. If they are not satisfied with their chosen disciplines, they can ask for transfer.’’

The JAMB spokesperson expressed confidence that despite the hitches in the registration process being witnessed across the country, all 1.5m candidates expected to register for the 2017 UTME would be registered by the April 19 deadline.

Benjamin observed that some applicants were seeking extension of the UTME registration deadline due to irregularities in the on-going registration process.

According to him, it is wrong for any person to also think that there is inadequacy in the number of centres stipulated to register candidates for the UTME.

“We have already registered 600,000 candidates since sales of form began March 20, how can there be inadequate centres or lack of manpower, when we have more than 400 centres.

“There is no such delay as alleged by some candidates, the issue here is that plenty people are registering for the UTME at the same time.

“The internet is working, if it is not working how then we arrived at the total of 600,000 that have so far been duly registered,” he added.

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Comments (4)

  • if my message cannnot reach jamb please sm1 shd convey it.Chodozie has part.Nigeria Government has failed the youths .we have professors,doctors,phd, yet we still suffer quality education.following the trend from olevel WAEC 90% cannot defend their result yet they register for jamb,if jamb conducts credible exam their % reduces to 45%,yet this 45% cannot still do anything.Parents bribe universities during postjamb dat this % return back to 90% forteiting d effort of jamb,Even if the vc is incorruptible the junior staff will spoil d whole process.All Nigeria universities have lost their focus,their initial motive has been destroyed.Smart student will never compare Havard University,Machutte University, with ours.Nigerian Education is grunted not even crawling,Let our proffessors learn from their masters at oxford university n d likes.The next Generation will curse in ur grave if u failed them!!!!!

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  • I don’t know how jamb communicate informations to student that a student will open an e-mail for information and can not get information,mock test has being writing and some student are not aware.Can somebody please address this issue.

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  • Jamb dnt have any right to stop matriculated students from writing utme. Dnt know why somebody will seat in comfort of his home and make a stupid decisions that will affect people future

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  • I am very disappointed with Nigeria and its education… The decision they take at times shocks me. Jamb please give me one reason why you had to mark matriculated candidates as ineligible??? In what ways have they stopped the fresher’s from gaining admission??? You decision on this is very weaking, its wickedness, selfishness and heartless. This matriculated candidates sitting for this year jamb exam has one or so many reasons for it. I wonder why you should punish us. And the worst of it is, this news came very late..! Jamb should have announced it even before the registration commenced. What now will happen to their future plans, money and time wasted? Jamb do not forget so fast that the majority of candidates who registered are matriculated students. Please try changing that policy because is not of the lord. Thanks

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