18 items jamb forbids candidates from bringing to cbt exam centre

Here are 18 items that JAMB (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board) forbids candidates from bringing to the CBT (Computer-Based Test) exam centre:

  1. Mobile phones: Candidates are not allowed to bring their mobile phones or any other electronic devices that can be used to cheat or communicate with others during the exam.
  2. Watches: Wearing a watch or bringing a watch to the exam centre is not allowed.
  3. Calculators: Calculators are not allowed in the exam hall, except for the ones provided by JAMB.
  4. Pagers: Pagers or any other electronic devices that can receive messages are not allowed.
  5. Earpieces: Earpieces or headphones are not allowed in the exam hall.
  6. Headphones: Headphones or earphones are not allowed in the exam hall.
  7. Tablets: Tablets or any other electronic devices that can be used to access the internet or store information are not allowed.
  8. Laptops: Laptops or any other electronic devices that can be used to access the internet or store information are not allowed.
  9. Flash drives: Flash drives or any other external storage devices are not allowed.
  10. CDs/DVDs: CDs or DVDs are not allowed in the exam hall.
  11. Books: Candidates are not allowed to bring any books or notes to the exam hall.
  12. Papers: Candidates are not allowed to bring any papers or documents to the exam hall.
  13. Sharp objects: Sharp objects like scissors, knives, or any other objects that can be used to harm others are not allowed.
  14. Firearms: Firearms or any other dangerous weapons are not allowed in the exam hall.
  15. Aerosols: Aerosols or any other substances that can cause harm to others are not allowed.
  16. Food and drinks: Candidates are not allowed to bring food or drinks to the exam hall.
  17. Bags: Candidates are not allowed to bring bags or luggage to the exam hall.
  18. Hats: Candidates are not allowed to wear hats or any other headgear that can conceal their faces during the exam.

It's important to note that JAMB has the right to search candidates and their belongings before allowing them to enter the exam hall. Candidates are advised to arrive at the exam centre early to allow for proper screening and to avoid any last-minute issues.