THE Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board on Wednesday said it will introduce electronic jammers at all the Computer Based Test (CBT) centres during the conduct of the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.

The Board has equally announced the commencement of the sale of application forms and registration of candidates for the 2018 UTME with effect from November 22nd and to close on 22nd January 2018.

Registrar and Chief Executive of JAMB, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, made this known at a critical stakeholders meeting on plans and modalities for the sale and registration of 2018 UTME application
on Wednesday in Abuja,
He warned prospective candidates that there would be no extension of date for sale of forms.

He also disclosed that the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination mock examination would hold from 22nd to 24th uJanuary 2018.
Oloyede, however, said the proposed mock examination, which was introduced during the 2017 UTME, is optional and would be taken by candidates who would have registered by 31st December, 2017 and expressed their interest to sit for the examination.

The UTME proper is scheduled to hold from 9th to 17th March, 2018, taking into consideration the conduct of other public examinations by other examination bodies.
He noted that the Board has penciled down about 620 Computer Based Centres (CBT) for the registration of candidates, saying further scrutiny would be done on the centres before approval of those that would be accredited for the examination.

He condemned the attitude of some CBT center owners who connived with candidates to cheat during examination, explaining that the introduction of electronic jammers was an additional measures taken by the Board to eliminate examination malpractices and and maintain the integrity of the UTME.

He said there were also reported cases of extortion of candidates by some CBT owners as some of them allegedly charged candidates “gate fee” of N1,000 before allowed into examination.
The JAMB Registrar said that in addition to telephone and other materials prohibited in examination sessions, electronic gadgets, device, and any form of pen, were also prohibited while eye glasses are to be scrutinised.

He disclosed that the electronic jammers and other equipment have been procured while experts would be brought from Sierra Leone for the screening of eye glasses, which the Register said some candidates now use for cheating in examination.
Oloyede, said: “Having examined that all logistics are put in place for a smooth exercise, Management would strictly adhere to the sale period.

“Therefore, all critical stakeholders are advised to cooperate, collaborate, support and assist the Board in this direction. All State Governors, legislators, philanthropists who plan to purchase and distribute application documents should note the date of sale and its duration.

“The application fees remains N5,000, just as the Reading Text is still N500. The application fee is inclusive of the commission of N300 paid on each application to the selling points,” he said.
He noted that there were serious attempts to subvert and derail the Board during the conduct of the last UTME, urging particularly the internal agents of such interest to desist from their evil plot as the Board is determined not to accommodate any level of corrupt practices.

http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/exams-malpractice-jamb-introduces-electronic-jammers-cbt-centres/

that's good and bad news for those that have interest in exam malpractice

Every Year Jamb keeps introducing and not Improving!

that a good measure ..
pple with runz mindset ..
see ur life outside

Does JAMB even have enough money to embark on this project?

Which jamb?

The 180jamb for almajiris?

Good move, stay away from Expo.

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Sounds good. I hope no one is planning to make use of electromagnetic shielding?

Nothing we no go hear for Naija? Wetin be electronic jammers ni? No be simple exams of not more than 2 hours nain dem wan carry electronic jammers come. I tire!

Kobicove:
Does JAMB even have enough money to embark on this project?

they remitted 5 billion naira this year alone, so they are more than capable to embark on any project

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Kobicove:
Does JAMB even have enough money to embark on this project?

Are you aware of the fact that Ishaq Oloyede remitted an unprecedented amount of 5 billion naira to FG account for this year UTME?
If you are aware of that fact, then you should know what they are capable of doing financially.

A welcome development...

Oloyede, he believes in tech. kudos man

If you like screen & install CCTV camera on nigerian anus & virgina,
the will still cheat

hope the jammers will not crash their system.

Issokay

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experts from Sierra lone, nigeria are shameless , so all our doctors, engineers , professor's scientists we no fit get expert from there , I am ashamed on our behalf

Folks write professional exams every day with British council in various center. Very simple.

Go to venue set up a web Cam with timer in venue tell them rules and regulation. Everyone write it name or number with white paper in front of you.

Invigilator starts timing and boom exams start webcam records everything. Any little movement of neck very easy to identify..

Before script is Mark video is watched with timer intact.....

Wen folks know video is recording folks behave...

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tdayof:
Sounds good. I hope no one is planning to make use of electromagnetic shielding?

Y'all selling the jammers? Is it possible for civilians to purchase such tech?

peterphd:


Y'all selling the jammers? Is it possible for civilians to purchase such tech?

Yes we do. We manufacture small ones for civil usage. While the bigger one covering the total spectrum is being sold alone to people with licence.

It's strictly written on our website that it's subjected to NCC regulations for all users.

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Rilwan20:

Are you aware of the fact that Ishaq Oloyede remitted an unprecedented amount of 5 billion naira to FG account for this year UTME?
If you are aware of that fact, then you should know what they are capable of doing financially.

Someone help Me please. Is this for those that sat for Jamb this year or new applicants?

Jammers!

THIS MAN SHOULD JUST FORGET ALL THIS NEW POLICY, JAMB IS THE CAUSE OF DELAY IN UNILORIN ADMISSION LIST, CAUSE OF IT'S FACE CAPS ADMISSION PROCESSING








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Salim27:
THE Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board on Wednesday said it will introduce electronic jammers at all the Computer Based Test (CBT) centres during the conduct of the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.

The Board has equally announced the commencement of the sale of application forms and registration of candidates for the 2018 UTME with effect from November 22nd and to close on 22nd January 2018.

Registrar and Chief Executive of JAMB, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, made this known at a critical stakeholders meeting on plans and modalities for the sale and registration of 2018 UTME application
on Wednesday in Abuja,
He warned prospective candidates that there would be no extension of date for sale of forms.

He also disclosed that the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination mock examination would hold from 22nd to 24th uJanuary 2018.
Oloyede, however, said the proposed mock examination, which was introduced during the 2017 UTME, is optional and would be taken by candidates who would have registered by 31st December, 2017 and expressed their interest to sit for the examination.

The UTME proper is scheduled to hold from 9th to 17th March, 2018, taking into consideration the conduct of other public examinations by other examination bodies.
He noted that the Board has penciled down about 620 Computer Based Centres (CBT) for the registration of candidates, saying further scrutiny would be done on the centres before approval of those that would be accredited for the examination.

He condemned the attitude of some CBT center owners who connived with candidates to cheat during examination, explaining that the introduction of electronic jammers was an additional measures taken by the Board to eliminate examination malpractices and and maintain the integrity of the UTME.

He said there were also reported cases of extortion of candidates by some CBT owners as some of them allegedly charged candidates “gate fee” of N1,000 before allowed into examination.
The JAMB Registrar said that in addition to telephone and other materials prohibited in examination sessions, electronic gadgets, device, and any form of pen, were also prohibited while eye glasses are to be scrutinised.

He disclosed that the electronic jammers and other equipment have been procured while experts would be brought from Sierra Leone for the screening of eye glasses, which the Register said some candidates now use for cheating in examination.
Oloyede, said: “Having examined that all logistics are put in place for a smooth exercise, Management would strictly adhere to the sale period.

“Therefore, all critical stakeholders are advised to cooperate, collaborate, support and assist the Board in this direction. All State Governors, legislators, philanthropists who plan to purchase and distribute application documents should note the date of sale and its duration.

“The application fees remains N5,000, just as the Reading Text is still N500. The application fee is inclusive of the commission of N300 paid on each application to the selling points,” he said.
He noted that there were serious attempts to subvert and derail the Board during the conduct of the last UTME, urging particularly the internal agents of such interest to desist from their evil plot as the Board is determined not to accommodate any level of corrupt practices.

http://www.tribuneonlineng.com/exams-malpractice-jamb-introduces-electronic-jammers-cbt-centres/