The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced the closure of the registration portal for its 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
JAMB, in its weekly bulletin, said the registration for the 2024 UTME ended on Monday, February 26.
The 2024 exercise commenced on January 15 in over 700 Computer Based Test (CBT) centres across the country.
JAMB said about two million candidates had so far registered for the 2024 examination, adding that a total of 260,249 candidates indicated interest to sit for its mock examination.
The optional mock UTME, it further said, has been scheduled to hold on Thursday, March 7.
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The examination body said: “Those who have registered to sit for the 2024 UTME mock are to proceed to print out their mock notification slips from Tuesday, February 27.
“The notification slips indicate the candidates’ registration number, venue, time and date of the examination and other necessary instructions.
“It is imperative for candidate to be aware of this vital information which are necessary for their participation in the examination.”
JAMB added that candidates could print the slips from anywhere they found convenient access to the internet.
“Candidates are to visit www.jamb.gov.ng, click on e-facility and print their slips,” it noted.
The 2024 UTME is scheduled to hold from April 19 to April 29 at JAMB accredited CBT centres nationwide.
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