Are you an international student aiming to navigate the intricate admissions landscape of Nigerian universities? Have you heard about the recent changes implemented by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)? How will the 10 new requirements, released in a revealing October memo, impact your journey to studying in Nigeria? Delve into the details that every aspiring foreign student must know.
Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB regularization (late application) procedure for candidates with no JAMB registration number. JAMB Late Application (formerly referred to as “regularization”) provides opportunity for candidates that are in any institution but with no JAMB registration number.JAMB Late Application Fee is N10,000. Follow the procedure outlined below …
JAMB has inaugurated its portal for UTME and Direct Entry candidates to print their online admission letters. In a stride towards streamlined admissions from 2023/2024, a N1,000 service charge applies. The easy-to-follow process includes profile creation for new users, logging in, making the payment, and subsequently printing the admission letter. Candidates are advised to verify their admission status first.
JAMB has unveiled a portal for prospective NYSC members to verify if their admissions are acknowledged by JAMB. It's pivotal for applicants to check their name on the matriculation list, as NYSC applications get declined if not listed. Users can determine their status through simple online steps, receiving different messages guiding their next actions.
Mmesoma Ejikeme, embroiled in a JAMB score forgery, has apologized for her actions. Initially claiming a score of 362, her actual score was 249. She approached the House of Representatives' ad hoc committee in Abuja with her letter of apology, admitting her mistake. JAMB Registrar, Prof Is-haq Oloyede, revealed her result manipulation was supported by the exam centre, which is now banned. Eight other centres in Anambra are under scrutiny. Mmesoma has received a three-year ban but is hopeful for a reprieve.
In the wake of the scandal surrounding his daughter's manipulation of her UTME results, Mr. Romanus Ejikeme has publicly apologized to Nigerians and JAMB. Ejikeme, initially defensive, expressed deep regret over the situation and pleaded for his daughter's forgiveness.
In light of Mmesoma Ejikeme's recent confession to forging her UTME scores, Innoson Vehicles has retracted the scholarship it previously awarded her. Innoson Vehicles expressed disappointment in this revelation, as it contradicts the principles underpinning their scholarship program. The company remains committed to upholding high ethical standards.
Anambra candidate, Mmesoma Ejikeme, has admitted to manipulating her 2023 UTME results. This confession came after a panel of independent investigators set up by the Anambra State Government found her guilty. Despite her earlier denial, Mmesoma owned up to the manipulation, shocking her school, family, and the state government.
Ejikeme Mmesoma faces the withdrawal of her UTME result and prosecution for fraudulently inflating her score to 362 from an actual 249. The deceit earned her a N3 million scholarship from Innoson Motors and recognition from the Anambra State government.
Kamsiyochukwu Umeh, a student at Deeper Life High School, emerged as the top scorer in Nigeria's recent Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), with an outstanding score of 360 out of 400. A mix of disciplined preparation, consistent practice, and unyielding faith, coupled with the unrelenting support from her school and family, were pivotal in her success. Umeh is an aspirant for Chemical Engineering at the University of Lagos, Akoka, with an ambition to bring positive change to the industry.