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What Not to Bring to the JAMB 2024 Exam Hall - Official Banned List

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Have you ever wondered what you can't bring into a JAMB examination hall? With the updated list of prohibited items for the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), candidates are urged to take note and comply. Why has JAMB decided to ban these specific items, and how will this impact your examination experience? Read on to uncover the rationale behind these decisions and what you need to do to prepare.

Prohibited Items for JAMB 2024 UTME

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has established stringent rules for the upcoming 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), continuing its policy of prohibiting electronic devices and other items within the examination halls. This move is part of JAMB’s commitment to uphold the integrity and security of the examination process, ensuring it aligns with global best practices.

Prohibited Electronic devices, ATM cards, jewelries
Biometric ✔️ Only valid entry method
Items Allowed ❓ None of the listed items
Compliance ✅ Mandatory for exam entry
Consequences Disqualification from exam
Verification Process Biometric checks only
Exam Guidelines Strict adherence required
Security Measures ️ Enforced by exam officials and security

SEE: 2024 JAMB UTME Guide: Batch Timings, Keyboard Shortcuts & Tips.

Prohibited Items in the Examination Hall

JAMB has reinforced its policy on items prohibited in the examination centres to align with global best practices in examination management. For your benefit, avoid bringing the following restricted items to the examination venue:

Electronic Gadgets

Stationery and Miscellaneous Items

SEE ALSO: Expos & Runz: How to Succeed in the 2024 JAMB UTME.

Dr. Fabian Benjamin, a spokesperson for JAMB, emphasized the necessity of adhering to these rules. In previous examinations, candidates who did not comply were disqualified and faced severe consequences.