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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has assured candidates of the 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination that results would be ready from April 29.

The Board’s Head of Media and Publicity, Dr Fabian Benjamin, disclosed this in an interview with News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday in Bwari.

Benjamin said that screening of the results would soon be over and the result released.

“We are still screening but hopefully, anytime next week, the results will be ready,” he said.

Speaking also on the board’s readiness to screen results of UTME candidates from 2009 to 2018, Benjamin said this would begin after the release of the 2019 results.

He said this was part of the board’s effort to address the issues of malpractice in the system.

The board had stated that it would only release the 2019 UTME results after undergoing thorough screening to identify and apprehend examination cheats.

The process would identify those involved in multiple registrations through biometric capturing and also address group registration by some elite schools, who end up mixing candidate’s data.

The board said: “Normally, results are expected to be out within 24 to 48 hours as obtained in previous examinations held in 2017 and 2018.

“However, the board does not want this to be business as usual.

“Hence the programmed delay, which is part of its deliberate effort to properly scrutinize, identify and address all forms of examination malpractice.

“The board will continue to act decisively with regards to any irregularity discovered even after results are released.

“However, the board has made it a point of duty to screen all activities at all centres via CCTV recordings, to ensure that it does not release results of compromised examinations.”

The board, while regretting all inconvenience caused in the process, reaffirmed its commitment to providing equal opportunity to all candidates in order to articulate their aspirations.

JAMB said that effective from when it would officially release the results, all candidates can simply send RESULT, via SMS, to 55019 using the same number that was used for registration.

The result, it said, would be replied as an SMS shortly after.

This process, the board explained, was simplified to eliminate exploitation by business centres and cyber cafés who often take advantage of candidates.
It also urged candidates to ignore all messages in circulation on how to check the results as they were all products of deceit.

The 2019 UTME was conducted from April 11 to April 18 and over 1.8 million candidates registered for it. (NAN)

https://punchng.com/jamb-to-release-2019-utme-results-monday/

Very nice!!!...happy Dentistry to the world.

Today medical and dental students of the University of Benin came out to protest their lack of accommodation. The University of Benin forcefully drove them out of Hall5 and refused them entering "NDDC medical hostel" their supposed hostel. It should be noted that when the University of Benin Medical school was fighting for accreditation of 150 quota of admission last year, they told MDCN(medical and Dental council of Nigeria) that NDDC medical hostel is fully for medical students.
The list that came out earlier this month through those that have "connection" had over 250 students with medical and dental students not being up to 30 in the list.
As it stands now medical and dental students of the University of Benin are still outside NDDC hostel waiting to enter the hostel with their loads and they said they are ready to sleep outside for the next two days.
More info will come as the protest continues.

Roastedcorn

Medical and Dental students in UNIBEN are suffering

Icosahedron:
That's not how to scam people bro. Please try again later.

Abi you didn't see the address there ni...mtchewww..

Icosahedron:
That's not how to scam people bro. Please try again later.

who's this one... You don't just have sense...The message is not for you, its for Dental students..

Good morning friends and Colleagues.
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And welcome to 2018�
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Hope you're having a great day?
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Please if you know any student that was just admitted to study Dentistry, please inform them that the clearance officer for Dentistry (Dr P Egbor) says that they should be at Dental Clinic, UBTH on Monday, January 15, 2018 @ 9am prompt to begin with the physical clearance process.
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For further enquiries, please call 08181928649.
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Thank you very much.
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*Covenant OSEMWENKHAE*
*(President, University of Benin Dental student Association.BUDSA.)*

Make i chilax first b4 oral b hustle start...

ojingbe:
Strike suspended

ojingbe:
Strike suspended

kay..no try urself here o..

ojingbe:
Strike suspended

kay..no try urself here o..

@Mandeyy..I don't know why you keep replying that guy..Its an argument and nobody's gonna win...leave him in his ignorant.. He is not worth your time

are they done with the awarding?

Please...are they done with the awarding?

bahlow1996:
I received a message frm d dean of d Student affairs,and our names has already been sent to d department.I knw a guy,we went togeda for d exam but his name is not on d list because he didnt see any message

u mean text message?

Simran94:
0701 196 2033 you can only between 8am - 5pm from Mon - Fri

Thank YOU...

Simran94:
0701 196 2033 you can only between 8am - 5pm from Mon - Fri

Thank YOU...

Simran94:
. I just called to confirm and they said no one has been awarded yet.

Pls ,can u paste the number u called so other persons can disturb them with questions ...

Simran94:
. I just called to confirm and they said no one has been awarded yet.

Ps

drered:
What you have to understand is it takes a whole lot to become a Doctor /Pharmacist. A Doctor /Pharmacist spends an average of 6/5 years in school. Then they proceed to do their one year housemanship /internship during which their net salary is an average of 120-200k. Apart from the heavy responsibility they have the idea is the increased pay as relative to other Corp members is a way to cushion the sharp drop in earnings during the youth corps. That aside the government can do a whole lot more for Corp members from other discipline..

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Doctors actually spend 8+x, years in school,..Uniben med/den school as case study...