Category: JAMB Update

Have you been admitted into a university but forgot to register for JAMB? Or maybe you didn’t use JAMB to gain admission? Don’t panic! You can still fix this problem…

If you’re preparing to write JAMB (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board) exams, one of the first things you need is your JAMB profile code. This code is very important because…

When filling out the JAMB admission form, students are allowed to make four different choices of institutions and courses. The first choice of institution is always a Federal university, the…

When of the most fulfilling and happy moments for any aspirant in Nigeria wishing to further their education in a Nigerian tertiary institution is when their JAMB Admission status changes…

JAMB is the only regulatory body that is in charge of admission into all the tertiary institutions in Nigeria. The primary function is to conduct entrance matriculation exams for prospective…

Checking your O-level result on JAMB CAPS helps you to confirm whether your results have been uploaded correctly on the JAMB portal or if it has not been uploaded. One…

The only evidence that you can show to the school that you have been offered admission is the JAMB admission letter. The admission letter is an official letter carrying the…

Since JAMB has become the body that regulates admission into tertiary institutions in Nigeria, it introduced the Central Admission Processing System (CAPS), a platform that allows prospective candidates to monitor…

After you have written your JAMB and scored the required mark for admission, you will still undergo another aptitude test, which is usually conducted by the institution you want to…

All the tertiary institutions in Nigeria have the required marks they accept for admission. Most universities in Nigeria only accept a minimum JAMB score of 180 before considering an applicant…