WE HAVE ALL IT TAKES TO GO THE EXTRA MILES TO MAKE SURE THIS WILL BE YOUR LAST JAMB/UTME EXAMS. IT IS A GOOD THING THAT JAMB HAS MADE PROVISIONS FOR SIX INSTITUTES CHOICES FOR ALL HER CANDIDATES. BUT WE ALL KNOW HOW NEARLY ALL THE CANDIDATES WOULD PREFER TO BE ADMITTED INTO THE UNIVERSITY RATHER THAN THE POLYTECHNIC OR COLLEGES OF EDUCATION. ONE MAJOR SECRET IS MAKING SURE YOU SCORE ABOVE 280. ADDED TO THAT ARE MANY OTHER INFORMATION THAT WILL BE REVEALED ONLY TO THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN MAKING SURE THIS IS THEIR LAST JAMB EXAMS. SEND A MAIL TO : will4jambites@yahoo.com, or will4jambites@gmail.com, or call: 08032222116.
Note: Examination date is April 17th, 2010.
Also note that there will be no Poly JAMB in 2010, so if you plan entering a University, Polytechnic, Monotechnic, or College of Education, you must seat for the Jamb UTME examination. Jamb UTME registration ended February 15, 2010, but Jamb DE registration is still on. JAMB UTME replaces JAMB UME and JAMB MPCE from 2010. You have to give this your best.

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2010 admission ‘ll be worst - JAMB registrar •As 6.4 million candidates jostle for .5 million slots
THE Registrar/Chief Executive of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Professor Dibu Ojerinde, has said the 2010 admission into tertiary institutions will be worst in the history of the country, as he revealed that the board currently had over 6.4 million candidates out of which only 500,000 would be offered admission.

Speaking in Ilorin, Kwara State, on Sunday, Professor Ojerinde said the high rate of admission into the universities was now survival of the fittest, adding that the development had led to examination malpractices.

He said quality education was not obtainable in universities alone, adding the polytechnics or colleges of education also had good education.

Meanwhile, the JAMB boss has urged coordinators of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to defend the image and integrity of the board by ensuring that they conducted credible examinations devoid of malpractices.

Professor Ojerinde made the call in Gombe, at the weekend, during the UTME coordinators meeting for the northern states, held at the multipurpose hall of the Gombe State University.

He said the meeting was an opportunity for the board to train the coordinators who would, in turn, train supervisors and invigilators on the guidelines for the smooth conduct of the examination, while warning that supervisors who failed to attend the briefing session would not be allowed to participate in the conduct of the examination.

Professor Ojerinde enumerated the achievements of the board to include the quick processing of results with the release of the 2009 Universities Matriculation Examination (UME) 10 days after its conduct and the Monotechnics, Polytechnics and Colleges of Education (MPCE) examination five days after it was written.

He said the UME and MPCE had been combined to form UTME, adding that all candidates who wished to be admitted to universities, monotechnics/polytechnics and colleges of education would write the same matriculation examination.

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