The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has reported that it would initiate the offers of its enlistment structures for 2020 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) from January 13, to February 17.
This was made known by Fabian Benjamin, the head, media and data of the board, to NAN on Sunday in Lagos.
He said arrangements for the commencement of the sales of the documents nationwide had been concluded and that over 650 computer-based test (CBT) centres have so far been accredited for its upcoming examination.
“We are set to go. Coordinations have been set up to guarantee a smooth procedure,” he said.
“Like you may know, more than 650 CBT focuses have been licensed during the current year’s assessment and the board anticipates out and out the prescribed procedures.
“We have obviously characterized the procedure, much the same as we have additionally set up system that will address any test or difficulties that may emerge previously, during and considerably after the assessment.
“We additionally need to underscore the way that there is no backpedaling on the utilization of the National Identification Number (NIN), for the procurement of the enrollment reports by imminent competitors.”
“My recommendation to the applicants in front of the enrollment is to guarantee that they look for guidance or help from authorities of the board,” he said.
“They ought not include outsiders. They ought to consistently guarantee too that they secure their own information.
“They ought not unveil it to anybody, not by any means the JAMB authorities, in light of the fact that doing so could prompt mutilation of their records and different ramifications that could influence them a lot sometime down the road.
“The board likewise wishes to express that the closeout of Direct Entry structures closes same day as the UTME structures. There will be no augmentation.”
The board had before fixed the current year’s assessment for March 14 to April 4, while a discretionary mock assessment for candidates is booked for February 18.
