The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board
(JAMB) has advised prospective 2015 UTME
candidates to register for the CBT examination
before January 30th, 2015 as the Board’s portal for
registration will close on that day.
This was contained in a statement signed by the
Public Relations Officer of JAMB, Mr Fabian
Benjamin.
Excerpts of the statement read, “The 2015 UTME
application closes on Friday, 30th January, 2015 and
all candidates desirous of sitting for the examination
are advised to immediately obtain the application
documents at the designated banks.”
“This is to ensure that they get registered and avoid
being left out.”
“In view of the above, the board has completed all
processes and preparations and has put in place all
logistics needed to conduct a hitch-free
examination,” the statement said.

“Candidates are to disregard any contrary
information as the examination is scheduled to hold
beginning March 4th 2015.
“For the avoidance of doubt, the board wishes to
state that any candidate who registered twice will
have his or her result cancelled.

“JAMB has a mechanism that detects double
registration, irrespective of how it is disguised.
The statement further advised candidates to shun all
malpractices stating that the board would not
hesitate to impose severe sanction on any candidate
found wanting.

It was learnt that no fewer than 400 centres would be
used for the examination in Nigeria and abroad.The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board
(JAMB) has advised prospective 2015 UTME
candidates to register for the CBT examination
before January 30th, 2015 as the Board’s portal for
registration will close on that day.
This was contained in a statement signed by the
Public Relations Officer of JAMB, Mr Fabian
Benjamin.
Excerpts of the statement read, “The 2015 UTME
application closes on Friday, 30th January, 2015 and
all candidates desirous of sitting for the examination
are advised to immediately obtain the application
documents at the designated banks.”
“This is to ensure that they get registered and avoid
being left out.”
“In view of the above, the board has completed all
processes and preparations and has put in place all
logistics needed to conduct a hitch-free
examination,” the statement said.

“Candidates are to disregard any contrary
information as the examination is scheduled to hold
beginning March 4th 2015.
“For the avoidance of doubt, the board wishes to
state that any candidate who registered twice will
have his or her result cancelled.

“JAMB has a mechanism that detects double
registration, irrespective of how it is disguised.
The statement further advised candidates to shun all
malpractices stating that the board would not
hesitate to impose severe sanction on any candidate
found wanting.

It was learnt that no fewer than 400 centres would be
used for the examination in Nigeria and abroad.The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board
(JAMB) has advised prospective 2015 UTME
candidates to register for the CBT examination
before January 30th, 2015 as the Board’s portal for
registration will close on that day.
This was contained in a statement signed by the
Public Relations Officer of JAMB, Mr Fabian
Benjamin.
Excerpts of the statement read, “The 2015 UTME
application closes on Friday, 30th January, 2015 and
all candidates desirous of sitting for the examination
are advised to immediately obtain the application
documents at the designated banks.”
“This is to ensure that they get registered and avoid
being left out.”
“In view of the above, the board has completed all
processes and preparations and has put in place all
logistics needed to conduct a hitch-free
examination,” the statement said.

“Candidates are to disregard any contrary
information as the examination is scheduled to hold
beginning March 4th 2015.
“For the avoidance of doubt, the board wishes to
state that any candidate who registered twice will
have his or her result cancelled.
“JAMB has a mechanism that detects double
registration, irrespective of how it is disguised.
The statement further advised candidates to shun all
malpractices stating that the board would not
hesitate to impose severe sanction on any candidate
found wanting.

It was learnt that no fewer than 400 centres would be
used for the examination in Nigeria and abroad



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