Problem is not from JAMB, it is from the fact that Nigeria does not have sufficent infrastructure to support a nationwide internet broadband service.

JAMB should go back to paper exams. Until we get there.

clarkmos15:
me sef

Better come bk come comment

Na God catch all of them

9jakohai:
Problem is not from JAMB, it is from the fact that Nigeria does not have sufficent infrastructure to support a nationwide internet broadband service.

JAMB should go back to paper exams. Until we get there.

we will strive and try before we get there,,,,,

kennygee:
It shows there is room for improvement.

They will get it right eventually.

Rome wasn't built in a day.

But it was a plan well executed not a Gragra job

what of those wu were nt able to write.
Due to lateness nd d security official bin rude to dem@IBom E-library Uyo.

dacovajnr:
But it was a plan well executed not a Gragra job

I'm sure they also had a plan. There aren't plans free of hitches.

Mine is on wednesday @ kunike int. xcul(7 a.m)...dis one dat dey re sayn poor internet services..i hope t will be rectified soon.m worried

kennygee:
It shows there is room for improvement.

They will get it right eventually.

Rome wasn't built in a day.

make them no take people result do Rome was not build in a day o

I was a proctor at the Icpc academy centre and it went so smoothly and I thought it was like that all over the centres.

kennygee:


I'm sure they also had a plan. There aren't plans free of hitches.

Do you work for Jamb?

corpersforum:
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Electricity failure, poor internet mars exercise in Ibadan

Electricity failure and poor internet connection stalled the smooth conduct of the UTME at the Information Communication Technology (ICT) centre of the Polytechnic Ibadan, as many candidates experienced difficulties during the exercise.

Sunday Tribune gathered that the ICT edifice, which was to host three sets of candidates for the UTME examination at its two centers (centre 1 and 2), only had a smooth exercise at centre 1, while system malfunction causing a serious hiccup at the second centre.

In bid to rectify the problem, the UTME officials swiftly conveyed hundreds of affected candidates to the University of Ibadan CBT centre in two buses, Sunday Tribune gathered.

Sunday Tribune learnt that the hiccups also caused delay for more than an hour, as electricity reportedly went off for 30 minutes, precisely, from 10 a.m. to 10.30 a.m.

The development was said to have made the centre rowdy as candidates as well as parents and guardians raised eyebrow on the development.

Speaking to Sunday Tribune, a furious candidate said “the JAMB officials and the management at large are unfair to us. Though they know that the centre doesn’t have what it takes to carry out the exercise, yet they still brought us here. I hope these problems won’t affect my result.”

An embittered official also lamented the technical hitch, saying “despite several efforts and assurance from the authorities of the tertiary institution to carry out a hitch-free exercise, technical hitches still occurred where some candidates had to be taken elsewhere to write their examination.”

It was gathered that candidates also experienced a similar problem during the recently held mock UTME examination in the centre, with candidates having to leave the centre at 10 p.m.

At the second centre in the same institution,....

(Source: http://tribuneonlineng.com/utme-mixed-reactions-internet-failure-lateness-centres-mar-first-day-examination/)

Make I laugh small

hotspec:
How much i wish for JAMB to be scrapped and let each institution set entrance exams or screening hurdles for their students. How many foreign universities engage in unified exams bf d children of our yam eaters gain admission? But here, a Zamfara boy with 180 will be given "Medicine" in OAU under d guise of Education Less Privilege States (ELPS); while an Oyo guy with 260 will not be considered.

Radaada!

least you can get in UTME to be qualified to study any course in OAU is 200... Stop making it sound like it's that worse, ELDS is not particular to OAU alone. There's nothing anyone can do about that!

We seriously have a long way to go in this country!!!

kennygee:
It shows there is room for improvement.

They will get it right eventually.

Rome wasn't built in a day.

So they should keep trying and testing with people's future huh? This same issue(s) happened last year and caused many to fail. Now it's happening again! Let them scrap the shii called JAMB!

EmpressEnnie:
Mine is on wednesday @ kunike int. xcul(7 a.m)...dis one dat dey re sayn poor internet services..i hope t will be rectified soon.m worried

kunike in Osogbo?

PharmaGirl:
In my centre,we(the 7 am set) were not able to write until 3pm.They said the server was bad.

where did you write your exam?

kennygee:
It shows there is room for improvement.

They will get it right eventually.

Rome wasn't built in a day.

Some candidates will end up being used as guinea pigs while they try to get in right.

Using public internet infrastructure to access web servers via vpn?

Whoever is consulting on behalf of jamb is a either a numskull or newbie.

PharmaGirl:
In my centre,we(the 7 am set) were not able to write until 3pm.They said the server was bad.

you're lucky...in d centre where i was posted to examine d exam [i'm a corper], we had two batches of 250 students each. D problem in my centre boku n only like 120 systems worked so the batches had to be cut into streams 1&2. Exam started very late n Final stream ended exam around 10pm

...so exhausting i swear

Agbafs2005:
We suppose dey crawl buh wan follow d rest of d world fly. Yeryer....bera come back to paper back.


Pls tell me d occasion naijerians no fit late for?

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eitsei:
kunike in Osogbo?

yh

EmpressEnnie:
yh

centers in Osogbo are kind of having hitch free exercises based on what I was told by those that have done their own since Saturday

Nigeria is just a series of good intentions with poor execution. Computerization is great, heck it is the future, but the basic infrastructure like power and internet need to be 100% in place and with multiple redundancies before we can fully go digital.

eitsei:
centers in Osogbo are kind of having hitch free exercises based on what I was told by those that have done their own since Saturday

alryt,tnx