if you wrote jamb this year,my candid advice is you should always visit this thread for useful information and you can always get help from follow jambites on this thread.

OK

Am using this medium to urge JAMB candidates who are unable to check their results to go and check it now.
JAMB has just released the withheld results.

To check your results.....
Visit www.jamb.org.ng

If you are unable to view it, just calm down and keep re-checking it as they are uploading it batches by batches.

Share with friends !!!

I don write on 27th

rozzyy:
I don write on 27th

how was it

Anybody at ilorin

15 Possible Questions You May Come Across During Your Screening Exercise

1.your full name(Your name must be stated the
exact way it is written in your O’level certificate)


Interviewer
2. Which course did you apply for?
Possible reply:
(Don’t tell them the course you wish for, tell
them the course you applied for)


Interviewer:
3. What position do you prefer on a team working
on a project?
Possible reply (DE students):
If I’m the team leader it will give me the
opportunity using my leadership skills that I have
learnt with years. I can also do a well as a team
member my skills will help to encourage my
mates.


Interviewer
4. Can you recite your O’level and the grades, off
hand?
Possible reply:
If you sit for the exam yourself you must know
the result off hand)


Interviewer
5. How do you see yourself in five years from
now?
Possible reply:
I see myself as a successful graduate of
(Compute Science), University of….


Interviewer
6. Do you consider yourself successful?
Possible reply:
Not yet. That’s why I’m here to perform well and
I know I will and that’s when I can say I’m
successful.


Interviewer
7. What’s the reason behind choosing this school
Possible reply:
As a standard school, I believe this is the right
place for me to be. Both academically and
character wise, I’d be ready to take up any
challenge in the outside world after 4/5 years
here.

Interviewer:
8. What irritates you about your fellow students
Possible reply:
I believe in oneness if I find anything irritating, I
avoid it unless it personally affects me.

Interviewer:
. When did you finish your Secondary School?
Possible reply:
(Be very sure the year you will mention
corresponds with the one on your result and
testimonial)

Interviewer:
10. What are your expectations from this school?
Possible reply:
Standard educational qualifications, sound
professional advancement and good future.

Interviewer:
11. How much can you pay to gain this
admission?
Possible reply:
That’s bribery. The only money I can pay now is
my school and registration fees and that will be
into the school designated account.

Interviewer:
12. Why have you not gained admission since?
Possible reply:
(1) I have been having challenges with jamb. Or
(2) I already have National Diploma. Or
(3) I already have certificate in computer
appreciation and I also took up a teaching job in
the mean time because idle hand is devils
workshop.

Interviewer:
13. If you discovered that your best friend in
school here is a cultists, what would you do?
Possible reply:
I will report to the appropriate quarters.

Interviewer:
14. What’s your advantage over others here?
Possible reply:
I’m a fast learner and I’m obedient.

Interviewer:
15. Do you have any questions for us?
Possible reply:.
How did I perform sir/ma?


I came across this so i decided to share .....

[b]Students who wrote last weekend’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) can now check cut-off marks for their schools of choice.

The list contains cut off marks for tertiary institutions (universities, polytechnics, colleges of education) as published by jambnews.ng early this year.

Any student seeking admission to any tertiary institution’s post UTME has to score at least the cutoff mark before being considered for the pre-admission processes after the UTME.



Check out the list below:

Imo state University (IMSU) – 180

Anambara state University (ANSU) – 180

University of Ibadan (UI) – 200

Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) – 200

Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria (ABU-Zaria) – 180

Nnamdi Azikiwe University (NAU/UNIZIK) – 180/200

Bayero University, Kano – 180

Lagos State University (LASU) – 200

Cross River University of Technology(CRUTECH) – 180

Enugu state University of research and expertise (ESUT)-180

Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomoso (LAUTECH) – 200

Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) -200

Federal University Ndufu- Alike Ikwo (FUNAI)-180

University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (UNAAB) – 180

Federal University of Technology Minna(FUTMINNA) -190

University of Port-Harcourt (UNIPORT) -180/200

Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO) -180

Kaduna State University (KASU) -180 (first choice only)

Adekunle Ajasin University-200

Lagos State Polytechnic, LASPOTECH – 180

University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) – 180 or 200 depending on course

Tai Solarin University of Education (TASUED) -180 (first choice only)

University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) -200

Rivers State University of science and technology (RSUST) -180 (first choice only)

University of Agriculture Abeokuta -180

Delta state University Abraka (DELSU) -180

Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU) – 180

Ebonyi state University Abakaliki (EBSU) -180

Abia state University Uturu -180

University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) -200 (240 for medicine)

University of Lagos (UNILAG) -200

Abia State University, Uturu (ABSUU) – 180

Auchi Polytechnic (Auchipoly) – 160 Minimum Jamb Score

University of Abuja -180

University of Benin (UNIBEN)-200

Niger Delta University -180

Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University (IBBU) – 180[/b]

nimat158:
Anybody at ilorin

Am in lag,

Please those anyone have link to correct jamb runs i want a very high score this year, please am desperate

favour136:
Please those anyone have link to correct jamb runs i want a very high score this year, please am desperate

Better go and read your books jamb runs can be very costly. any body in ph ? pm me

After you have passed through the tough stages of writing
JAMB and getting high grades, I congratulate you but
much tougher tests await as you move into your school of
admission. There are many little things that may cause you
stress in the course of your registration. This items must
be with you hands on prior to your admission.
1. Your local government certificate.
This is as important as writing JAMB/UTME itself because
no institution of higher learning in Nigeria would accept
anyone they know nothing about. This certificate tells
details about your state of origin and your local government
with an attestation of the Chairman of your local
government or his secretary (in chairman’s absence). You
don’t want to start going back home after you’ve got to
school for full resumption as that will amount to stress
and waste of money. So the best thing is to get it as early
as possible.
2. Your original O-level results/certificate and original
Jamb certificate
For those that have written O-level examination for more
than two years back, you’ll have the chance to get your
original results after that time, so it is advised to proceed
now to their respective offices(WAEC, NECO, NABTEB
e.t.c.) to claim your results (but don’t go empty
handed). They have head offices in the 36 states of the
federation (you can google up for the location in your own
state). Also, you have to get a scratch card to print your
original Jamb certificate which shows your results and date
of birth. It is always coloured green and white. This would
also be requested for in the course of registration in your
school of admission. On the other hand, for those who just
finished secondary school and got admission the same year,
you’d be given a chance of producing these certificates
before you graduate from the institution during screening in
the penultimate year -3rd year for university i.e.
300Level. And at this time you would have the chance to
get the original copy of your certificate/results.
3. Original birth certificates/ affidavit
I intentionally put this last because it is the major cause
of registration stress in most higher institutions of learning.
You’d be surprised that some people don’t even know
their date of births and it was never documented by their
parent, so they end up running up and down from court to
school in order to get affidavit/ declaration of age. In
some cases, some might want to increase/ decrease their
age as the case may be for reasons best known to them
and they start running helter sketer from class to courts,
spending lots of money in the process while their mates
would be in class receiving lectures, if you find yourself in
this category, you should do that as soon as possible to
save yourself registration ‘palava’.
One other thing that causes problems for newly admitted
students in tertiary institutions is the issue of change of
name or not writing names in full. The name you used in
writing JAMB/UTME must NOT be different from what you
have on your birth certificate , some people make the
mistake of changing names while some use abbreviations.
This is very wrong, for example: if your name is ADEKUNLE
TAIWO BABALOLA on your birth certificate, it should read
exactly the same thing on your O-Level and UTME results.
Any alteration or slight difference renders one of the
certificates invalid…and you’ll have to go for affidavit
again.
There are some other important things to note in the course
of your registration but these three are by far the most
important, follow these instruction and have a successful
hitch-free registration process in your school of admission.
BEST OF LUCK!

Wil b writing march 5. Any art student in the house? Has anyone written lit? Pls help me wit d texts

sotadegrt:
Wil b writing march 5. Any art student in the house? Has anyone written lit? Pls help me wit d texts

I wish you success

any jamb runs u see is a scam so dnt b desperate n pray for God's mercies

I wrote mine today in unn, thank God for the exam though the comprehension was something else and the collocation had a little problem.

rozzyy:
I don write on 27th

how was the exam and whats your score ??

DebbyChris:
I wrote mine today in unn, thank God for the exam though the comprehension was something else and the collocation had a little problem.

have you checked ur result, please check and share with us.

bluelaptop:
How To Check your JAMB Result online yourself. 2016 JAMB UTME result will be sent to candidate’s phone 30 minutes after exam and would be available online within the period of 24 hours.

The Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) has announced that the results of Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) will be available 30 minutes after leaving the hall.

Meaning that candidates that participated in the JAMB CBT exam will get a graphical result sent to their mobile phones 30 minutes after leaving the examination hall, while the specific scores will be released within the period of four days.

To access your 2016 JAMB UTME Results kindly follow the steps outlined below.

Steps On How to Check 2016 JAMB UTME CBT Results Online.

Note: You will only be able to check your result after the exam.

1. Go to JAMB result checking portal at http://www.jamb.org.ng/unifiedtme3/.

2. Enter your registration number where required,

3. Finally, click on ‘Check Result’ to access your UTME score.

op thank you, very helpful information.

For those of us that wrote on sat N mon, are the questions the same? For example use of english

Please If You Are Writting "JAMB" Or You Have Someome Writting. Read This.
Please for those who have their children & wards writing JAMB tomorrow please inform them not to use the "ENTER" key on the keyboard of the computer they are going to use tomorrow, but they should make use of the mouse & the up & down arrows on the keyboard b/c once they press ENTER their work will be submitted & can't be retrieved back, so if they must use it let it be only when they are done with the questions & want to submit their work... Journey mercy to all JAMB candidates tomorrow & Goodluck

https://www.nairaland.com/2964123/please-writing-jamb-someone-writing

favour136:
Please If You Are Writting "JAMB" Or You Have Someome Writting. Read This.
Please for those who have their children & wards writing JAMB tomorrow please inform them not to use the "ENTER" key on the keyboard of the computer they are going to use tomorrow, but they should make use of the mouse & the up & down arrows on the keyboard b/c once they press ENTER their work will be submitted & can't be retrieved back, so if they must use it let it be only when they are done with the questions & want to submit their work... Journey mercy to all JAMB candidates tomorrow & Goodluck

https://www.nairaland.com/2964123/please-writing-jamb-someone-writing

thanks. So helpful

I am in Ilorin, anyone who has his/her Centre at jamb zonal office Oyun bridge Ilorin?? I am in Ilorin, anyone who has his/her Centre at jamb zonal office Oyun bridge Ilorin?? I am in Ilorin, anyone who has his/her Centre at jamb zonal office Oyun bridge Ilorin??

supercent02:
I am in Ilorin, anyone who has his/her Centre at jamb zonal office Oyun bridge Ilorin?? I am in Ilorin, anyone who has his/her Centre at jamb zonal office Oyun bridge Ilorin?? I am in Ilorin, anyone who has his/her Centre at jamb zonal office Oyun bridge Ilorin??

yes, thats my center

My brother will be writting on Thursday, success guys, UNN superlion greets

favour Pls Wen is ur exam coming up

don't really know Daht Centre.... I Jst hope dey av a conducive and standby power supply