Recent news about jamb

JAMB (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board) is a Nigerian examination body responsible for conducting the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) for admission into Nigerian universities. Here are some recent news about JAMB:

  1. JAMB introduces new features to UTME: In 2022, JAMB introduced new features to the UTME, including a new format for the examination, which includes a computer-based test (CBT) and a biometric verification system to prevent impersonation.
  2. JAMB extends deadline for registration: In 2022, JAMB extended the deadline for UTME registration from May 15 to June 15, due to technical issues and high demand for the examination.
  3. JAMB introduces e-facility for candidates: In 2022, JAMB introduced an e-facility platform for candidates to check their results, print their admission letters, and access other examination-related services.
  4. JAMB introduces new subject combinations: In 2022, JAMB introduced new subject combinations for some courses, including a new combination for medicine and surgery, which requires candidates to take biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics.
  5. JAMB warns against fake results: In 2022, JAMB warned candidates against presenting fake results, saying that the board has a system in place to detect and punish candidates who engage in such activities.
  6. JAMB introduces biometric verification for UTME: In 2022, JAMB introduced biometric verification for the UTME, which involves the use of facial recognition technology to verify the identity of candidates.
  7. JAMB announces new cut-off marks: In 2022, JAMB announced new cut-off marks for admission into Nigerian universities, with some universities setting their cut-off marks as low as 150.
  8. JAMB introduces new examination format: In 2022, JAMB introduced a new examination format for the UTME, which includes a computer-based test (CBT) and a biometric verification system to prevent impersonation.
  9. JAMB warns against examination malpractice: In 2022, JAMB warned candidates against examination malpractice, saying that the board has a system in place to detect and punish candidates who engage in such activities.
  10. JAMB announces new dates for UTME: In 2022, JAMB announced new dates for the UTME, which will now take place from May 6 to May 15, 2022.

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