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So we just got word that JAMB has begun adding 40 + Marks to some candidates, who have already written their JAMB 2016 Exams.

To recheck your result for free, please read procedure provided on this link: How To Check JAMB Result Online for 2016

Various testimonies have been pouring in on this website and we are happy to hear that.

Please feel free to let us know your own testimony. Let us know your previous score and your new score.

Also, please let us know when you wrote your exam so we know if it’s general for everyone or just a particular set.





TAKEN FROM>>>>>>>>>>>http://africademia.com/2016/03/02/jamb-adds-40-marks-for-2016-candidates-recheck-and-share-new-testimonies/

The joint Admission and Matriculation Board has warned candidates against coming to the examination hall with personal items other than their e-slips and Biros.

According to Dr. Beatrice Okorie, head of the Lagos annex of the board, the instruction was clearly stated on the candidates’ e-slips, yet many of them still came to the hall with their bags and phones and had to be sent back to go and drop those items.

Also it was discovered that many candidates came to the venue with the wrong e-slip.

These set of candidates were sent away as well to go and bring the reprinted e-slip.

“Before the examination commenced, the candidates were supposed to re-print their e-registration slips because the first one does not contain their centre and examination numbers. That was why some who did not were told to go and re-print the correct one,” she said.









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You can check your 2016 JAMB/UTME Results free of charge (without scratch card) by following these 5 simple steps as shown below.

Only those, who have written their exams 3 days before are expected to see their results online but if you see the message “No Result Yet”, keep checking everyday.

But before you proceed, note that as of now, you are limited to only 5 TIMES of checking your result, after which it will require scratch card for subsequent result checking. Don’t forget to “Testify” via commenting below.

Please note also that this online result checking does not replace the Original JAMB Result Slip. It is this slip, that would be require by your school of choice, for post-UTME.

We will let you know, when the Original JAMB Result Slips for 2016 are ready.

Now, to check our JAMB/UTME 2016 results:

– Go to JAMB/UTME portal:

www.jamb.org.ng/Unifiedtme/

– On the page that loads up, look for the heading that says “Check your Results” on the left of your screen.

– Now, input your JAMB Registration Number.

– Click “Check Result”.







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The page outlines the easy steps to reprint your JAMB exam slip. Reprinting can be done within minutes and it’s totally free!

The Exam Slip contains important information such as confirmation of actual exam date for the candidate and the venue for the candidate’s exam.

Even though JAMB says candidates should reprint their slips from 18th Feb, it does not necessarily means YOU MUST reprint it on the same day. You can reprint anytime from 18th till 28th Feb. You can also opt to re-print on the day indicated on the registration slip given to you after you registered for the exam. But please ensure you reprint within these 10 days.
Please note that the procedures below will need to be carried out using an actual computer system that has a printer attached to it. ***If you must use a mobile phone, avoid using Opera Mini on JAMB Site***

It should normally cost N100 to print just one coloured copy, which you can later photocopy for N10 if need be.

How to Re-print Your 2016 JAMB Exam Slip;

1. Visit the official website by clicking here.
2. Look for the bold, green heading on the right of the page that says; “Re-Print Your Slip” and click on it.
3. Enter your JAMB registration number in the space provided and click “Re-Print”.
4. Details of your EXACT Exam Date, Time and Venue should now appear the slip that appears.
5. Ask to reprint the slip via a printer or if you have a printer, simply press “ctrl” and then Letter “P” on the keyboard.

If you face any issues while going through these procedures, just post the issue using the comment box provided below this page








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The University of Nigeria Nsukka is set to graduate a total of award over 13, 554 first degree and diploma certificates to deserving young men and women who had been found worthy in character and in learning at its 45th convocation ceremony.

The class of degrees and certificates are as follows:

First Class Honours – 85
Second Class Honours (Upper Division) – 3,040
Second Class Honours (Lower Division) – 7,286
Third Class Honours – 2,237
Pass – 257
Diploma – 176
Associateship Certificate in Education – 4

It was learnt that the Obi of Onitsha, Igwe Alfred Achebe;
Former Inspector General of Police. Alhaji Ibrahim Commassie; Ambassador Godwin Alaoma Onyegbula and Prince Arthur Eze (OFR), Hon. Justice Eze Ozobu would be awarded with homourary degrees at the event.







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This is to inform 2016 Prospective Batch A Corps Members With Two Different Call-Up Numbers that they are to re-print their slip (greencard) next week Monday or Tuesday to ascertain the correct one.

Those who couldn’t print their greencard was because NYSC technical team are working on that aspect and should please check back on Monday or Tuesday to print.




taken from>>>>> http://africademia.com/2016/02/16/nysc-notice-to-2016-prospective-batch-a-corps-members-with-different-call-up-numbers939/

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has described as illegal the amount of money charged by institutions as change of course fee

This was disclosed by the Head of Media and Information of the board, Dr. Fabian Benjamin in a chat with newsmen.

According to him, once a candidate registers for UTME he/she automatically becomes an applicant in all the over 300 tertiary institutions in the country.
He further stressed that this was part of the reason JAMB made provision for one preferred university, one polytechnic and one college of education in their application forms so as to broaden their chances of securing admission at any level.

Concerning the readiness of JAMB for this year’s UTME, he stated that the board would not leave any stone unturned to conduct a hitch-free exam far better than the last edition.

Meanwhile, for candidates who would like to effect changes in either their courses or institutions, you will be able to do that after you have sat for the exam and your result released. For more information on how you can do that, please visit this link: JAMB Change of Course/Institution




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It’s very important to teach you the benefits of cheating (EXPO) in the examination. Who would encourage cheating in the examination? sometimes it’s worth doing, depending on the situation you find yourself.

EXPO like we locally call it are those materials (electronic, paper type) which we take into the examination hall, to assist us. They help us to solve the most difficult questions we couldn’t read or learn by ourselves.
There are sure PROs and CONs involved in taking these materials for assistance in the examination hall. For those students still thinking about giving it a try, it will be worth it for some reason’s but first of all check the good and bad side effects of it. Here we go;

Exam Cheats (PROs)

If you copy the work of others—whether the Internet or copying the answers of another student—it results in not having to work very hard for a passing or even better grade. Cheating is like getting something for nothing.
Cheating on a test/exam can result in getting a top grade in class, even if you didn’t study or don’t understand the text.Read more here>>>>>>>http://africademia.com/2016/02/05/benefits-of-cheating-in-the-exam/

Assignment is one of the key things to look out to, if you really want to make good grades in school. A lot of students neglect this and some pay less attention when an issue like assignment comes up, the resultant effect been late submission and unclean work which ends striking your end point negative.

If you really want to make good grades in school then you must know how to compile your assignments. These tips should you consider as a guide to writing a good assignment.

Understanding the questions: This comes first in any assignment you’re given, because understanding the question should be the first step in doing a great job. The question should now be, how do you make sure you have fully understood the question? Make sure you ask your teacher or lecturer to explain what he/she is expecting from you, if that isn’t enough you can also ask your friends who are more enlightened to help out before you can continue. When you’ve now fully understood the question, the next step is to note it down your own way.

Noting the key words in the assignment: By jotting it down in your paper, this will give you directions on what is expected of you, for instance, if you are asked to ‘Critically Appraise Goodluck Jonathan Administration 2011-2015‘ your main focus should be on what the Goodluck Jonathan administration has achieved over the period of years stated and areas he has not gotten right. With these you have a direction on what you are doing. Read more follow these link http://africademia.com/2016/01/29/how-to-write-a-good-and-quality-assignment/