Key Facts About JAMB's 2024 Supplementary UTME

The Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB) supplementary/Mop-up examinations for the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculations Examination (UTME) are set to take place soon. The exams will be held on Friday, 21st June, and Saturday, 22nd June, 2024.

Information	Details
📅 Date	21-22 June 2024
🏫 Organiser	JAMB
📋 Purpose	Supplementary UTME
👥 Candidates	24,535
🔍 Reasons	Missed UTME, Verification Issues
📑 Print Slip	Exam Notification
📍 Locations	Various Centres
📜 Inclusions	CAILS, Under Investigation

Details of the Supplementary UTME

A total of 24,535 candidates will participate in these supplementary examinations. This includes 3,633 candidates from the Kwara State College of Arabic and Islamic Legal Studies (CAILS) who missed the original UTME because they assumed they would be part of the Direct Entry (DE) exercise.

Candidates Under Investigation

The supplementary UTME also involves 20,550 candidates whose results are under investigation and have not yet been released. These candidates will have another chance to sit for their exams.

Fingerprint Verification Issues

Additionally, 2,702 candidates who faced issues with fingerprint verification during the April 2024 UTME will participate in the supplementary exams.

What You Need to Do

If you are one of the rescheduled candidates, here are some steps to follow:

Print Your Notification Slip

You must print your supplementary examination notification slip to find out your designated examination centre. You can do this by visiting the JAMB Mop-Up Exam Slip Printing Page.

Prepare for the Exam

Make sure you are well-prepared for the supplementary UTME. Review your study materials, take practice tests, and ensure you are ready to perform your best.

Arrive Early

On the exam day, arrive early at your designated centre. This will give you enough time to settle in and avoid any last-minute rush.

Conclusion

The JAMB supplementary UTME offers another opportunity for candidates to achieve their academic goals. By following the necessary steps and being well-prepared, you can make the most of this chance. Stay focused, study hard, and good luck with your exams!