O-level candidates who have not been granted access to various higher institutions due to the delayed pandemic this year can be pleased that the Union's Higher Education Ministry (HSE) and the JAMB (Joint Admissions Examination Board) do not want to give the impression that candidates have any other option than to upload their results to the JAMB portal to facilitate the processing of admissions.

JAMB had previously instructed universities to upload the necessary documentation for the verification of the activity carried out - UTME.

However, in order to ensure equality and fairness, the Board has decided to allow potential candidates who are approved for UTME to compete with their colleagues for vacancies by cancelling the previously approved deadline. The development was announced by Jamb spokesman Fabian Benjamin, who said that stakeholder leaders would meet again to review the earlier date and that the decision to be taken would be communicated to the relevant ministries. This review is necessary because the school management must take the students with them to avoid the unpleasant situations that could arise if they are denied the opportunity to register with other students and to succeed. continue reading >>> https://www.latestori.com/