2017 18 jamb news

Here are some notable news stories from 2017 and 2018 related to JAMB (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board), the organization responsible for conducting the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) in Nigeria:

2017:

  1. JAMB introduces new UTME format: In 2017, JAMB introduced a new format for the UTME, which included a Computer-Based Test (CBT) and a mock test. This was aimed at reducing examination malpractice and improving the overall quality of the examination.
  2. JAMB introduces e-Registration: JAMB introduced an electronic registration process for UTME candidates, which allowed candidates to register online and print their examination slips at home.
  3. JAMB introduces new subject combinations: In 2017, JAMB introduced new subject combinations for some courses, which aimed to reduce the number of subjects required for admission into some universities.
  4. JAMB introduces biometric verification: JAMB introduced biometric verification for UTME candidates, which aimed to prevent impersonation and ensure that only genuine candidates sat for the examination.

2018:

  1. JAMB introduces new UTME syllabus: In 2018, JAMB introduced a new UTME syllabus, which aimed to improve the quality of the examination and reduce the emphasis on rote learning.
  2. JAMB introduces e-Results: JAMB introduced an electronic results system, which allowed candidates to access their results online and print their result slips at home.
  3. JAMB introduces new admission process: In 2018, JAMB introduced a new admission process, which allowed candidates to accept or reject admission offers from universities online.
  4. JAMB introduces biometric data capture: JAMB introduced biometric data capture for UTME candidates, which aimed to improve the accuracy of candidate data and reduce errors in the admission process.

These are just a few of the notable news stories related to JAMB from 2017 and 2018. If you're looking for more information or specific news stories, please let me know!