The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) conducts the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) for students seeking admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
One of the essential requirements for writing the UTME examination is the examination slip, which contains important information such as the examination centre and venue.
This article will discuss the procedures involved in printing the JAMB examination slip.
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JAMB Exam Information
JAMB | Information |
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JAMB Examination Date | Tuesday, 25th April – Tuesday, 2nd May 2023 |
JAMB Slip Reprinting Date | Friday 21st April 2023 |
JAMB USSD Code | *55019*1*NIN# or *66019*1*NIN# |
USSD Code Amount | Fifty naira (₦50) |
JAMB Syllabus | Syllabus for all Subjects |
JAMB Novel | Life Changer by Khadija A. Jalli |
Reprint JAMB Exam Slip | https://portal.jamb.gov.ng/examslipprinting/printexaminationslip |
JAMB Portal | https://jamb.gov.ng/Efacility |
How to Print JAMB Examination Slip
Printing your JAMB examination slip is a simple process that can be done on the JAMB portal. Here are the procedures to follow:
A description of how to print the JAMB examination slip
- Visit the JAMB examination slip checker portal
The first step is to visit the JAMB portal at https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/PrintExaminationSlip. Ensure you have a stable internet connection and a device to access the internet.
- Enter your registration number or email address.
After clicking the “Print Examination Slip” link, enter your JAMB registration number or email address in the required column. Ensure that you enter the correct details to avoid any issues.
- Click on “Print Examination Slip”
Once you have entered your registration number or email address, click “Print Examination Slip.”
Your examination slip will be displayed on the screen, and you can proceed to print it out.
- Print out your examination slip.
Click on the print button to print out your examination slip.
Ensure you keep the slip safe and bring it on examination day.
Print JAMB Slip from JAMB Profile
You can print your JAMB examination slip directly from your JAMB profile.
This method is more reliable as you will not encounter any challenges with the link I have provided above.
- Visit the JAMB portal: Go to JAMB’s official website at www.jamb.gov.ng.
- Log in: Click “E-facility Login” and enter your JAMB registration number and password.
- Print examination slip: Once logged in, click the “Print Examination Slip” tab to view and print your JAMB examination slip.
- Check your details: Before printing your slip, ensure all details are correct and up-to-date. If you notice any errors, contact JAMB immediately to have them corrected.
- Keep the slip safe: After printing your examination slip, keep it safe and bring it with you on the day of the examination. It serves as proof that you are a registered candidate and contains important information about your examination.
JAMB Exam Instructions
JAMB (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board) conducts Nigeria’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
Here are some important instructions to know before taking the JAMB examination:
- Registration: You must have completed your registration and obtained your JAMB registration number before you can take the exam.
- Examination Schedule: You should check your exam date, time, and venue on your JAMB slip. The examination usually holds between March and April every year.
- Valid ID: You must come to the examination hall with a valid ID, such as your National ID card, driver’s license, international passport, or any other government-issued ID.
- Restricted Items: You are not allowed to come to the examination hall with any electronic device, including mobile phones, calculators, and smartwatches. You should also avoid bringing prohibited items like pencils, erasers, and rulers.
- Biometric Verification: You will undergo biometric verification before being allowed to enter the examination hall. This ensures that you are the rightful owner of the JAMB registration number.
- Exam Duration: The JAMB examination lasts for a maximum of 2 hours. You should use your time wisely and avoid wasting time on any question.
- Exam Format: The JAMB examination comprises four subjects, which are English Language, Mathematics, and two other subjects relevant to your chosen course of study.
- Exam Instructions: You should carefully read and follow the instructions before starting the exam. This includes carefully reading the questions and options and correctly filling out the answer sheet.
- Reporting Issues: In case of any issue during the exam, you should report to the invigilator or JAMB official immediately.
- Result Checking: After the examination, you can check your result on the JAMB portal using your registration number.
JAMB Frequently Asked Questions
The JAMB exam is an entrance examination for students seeking admission into Nigerian universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education. It is administered by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
Any student who has completed their secondary education and obtained a senior secondary school certificate (SSCE) or equivalent can write the JAMB exam.
The JAMB exam is usually conducted once a year, between March and April.
To register for the JAMB exam, visit the JAMB website and create a profile. After creating your profile, you must provide your personal information, academic qualifications, and the subject combinations you wish to sit for. You will also be required to pay a registration fee.
The JAMB exam is a computer-based test (CBT) that consists of 180 multiple-choice questions, divided into four subjects: English Language, Mathematics, and two other subjects relevant to your intended course of study.
Each question in the JAMB exam carries one mark, and candidates can score a maximum of 400. The JAMB score is calculated by dividing the total number of correct answers by the total number of questions and multiplying by 100.
Universities usually determine the JAMB cut-off mark for admission into Nigerian universities.
The JAMB result is usually released within two weeks of the examination. However, the exact date of release may vary from year to year.
To check your JAMB result, visit the JAMB result checking portal and enter your JAMB registration number, email address, and password.
You must bring your JAMB registration slip, a valid government-issued ID card, and any other materials specified by JAMB to the exam venue.
Conclusion
Printing your JAMB examination slip is essential for writing the UTME examination. It contains important information such as the examination centre and venue.
To print your examination slip, visit the JAMB portal, click on the “Print Examination Slip” link, enter your registration number or email address, click “Print Examination Slip,” and print out your examination slip.
Ensure you keep the slip safe and bring it on examination day. For more information or assistance, candidates can contact the JAMB support team.
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Hello Bankole,
JAMB Mop-up candidate means that you have been rescheduled for Saturday’s exam.
I was told to reprint my jamb today but the website wasn’t going
Juliet,
Try again; it should work.
You can print your JAMB slip @ Royaltimedia Consult Plot 11 Elumeke Street, Ijegun Egba, Satellite Town Lagos
Omo i tried doing it is not popping out ooo
Faith,
Try again.
It should work this time.
Amen
I wish you success.
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I was asked to reprint to know if I have been rescheduled but I have been trying it and it is telling me that I am a mop up candidate I don’t understand, what can I do