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peculiarabacus:
JAMB COMBINATION FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF ART AND HUMANITY

JAMB Subject combination for ART
Any 3 art subject

Olevel requirement for ART
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language and the subjects to be combined.

JAMB subject combination for ARABIC STUDIES. ARABIC LANGUAGE. ARABIC LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. ARABIC AND ISLAMIC STUDIES.
Arabic and Two subjects from Arts and/or Social Sciences

Olevel requirement for ARABIC STUDIES. ARABIC LANGUAGE. ARABIC LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. ARABIC AND ISLAMIC STUDIES.
Five SSCE credit passes in English Language, Arabic and three other relevant subjects

JAMB subject combination for ARCHAEOLOGY. ARCHAEOLOGY AND TOURISM.
Any two subjects from Arts, Social Science and one of History, Religious Studies, Government and Geography.

Olevel requirement for ARCHAEOLOGY. ARCHAEOLOGY AND TOURISM
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language. and at least one of the following: Science subject, Religious Studies, Geography, Economics and History.

JAMB subject combination for CLASSICAL STUDIES
English Language, Literature in English or History and any other two subjects.

Olevel requirement for CLASSICAL STUDIES
Five ‘O’ level Credits at one sitting or Six ‘O’ level Credit at two sittings to include English Language, Literature in English or History, one Arts or Social Science subjects and any other subjects

JAMB subject combination for CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE/STUDIES. CHRISTIAN STUDIES
Two Arts subjects including Christian Religious Knowledge and any other subject

Olevel requirement for CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS KNOWLEDGE/STUDIES. CHRISTIAN STUDIES
Five SSCE credit passes in English Language, CRK and three other relevant subjects.

JAMB subject combination for. FINE ART/FINE AND APPLIED ARTS. CREATIVE ARTS. FINE ARTS AND DESIGN. CREATIVE AND VISUAL ARTS.
Fine Art and two other Arts subjects or Social Science subject.

Olevel requirement for FINE ART/FINE AND APPLIED ARTS. CREATIVE ARTS. FINE ARTS AND DESIGN. CREATIVE AND VISUAL ARTS
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language and Fine Art. For holders of NTC, the relevant subjects could be General Wood work, Building/Engineering Drawing, Introduction to Building Construction; Decorative Painting; Spray Painting, Linig, Sign and Design; Wall hanging, Colour Mixing/Matching and Glazing; Printing Origination; Machine Printing and Finishing; General Metal Work, Basic Electricity, Spinning, Weaving, Surface Design and Printing; Bleaching, Dyeing and Finishing; Graphic Design; Graphic For holders of NTC, the relevant subjects could be General Wood work, Building/Engineering Drawing, Introduction to Building Construction; Decorative Painting; Spray Painting, Linig, Sign and Design; Wall hanging, Colour Mixing/Matching and Glazing; Printing Origination; Machine Printing and Finishing; General Metal Work, Basic Electricity, Spinning, Weaving, Surface Design and Printing; Bleaching, Dyeing and Finishing; Graphic Design; Graphic Printing and Ceramics.

JAMB subject combination for DRAMA/DRAMATIC/PERFORM ING ARTS. THEATRE AND FILM STUDIES. THEATRE ARTS. PERFORMING ARTS. THEATRE AND MEDIA ARTS. THEATRE AND MEDIA STUDIES.
Lit. in English and two other relevant subjects

Olevel requirement for DRAMA/DRAMATIC/PERFORM ING ARTS. THEATRE AND FILM STUDIES. THEATRE ARTS. PERFORMING ARTS. THEATRE AND MEDIA ARTS. THEATRE AND MEDIA STUDIES.
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language and Arts subjects.

JAMB combination for ENGLISH AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Literature in English, Government or History or any other Arts subjects

Olevel requirement for ENGLISH AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language, Literature in English and Government or History and any other Arts or Social Science subjects

JAMB combination for ENGLISH LANGUAGE. ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION STUDIES
Lit.-in-English, one other Arts subject and another Arts or Social Science subject.

Olevel requirement for ENGLISH LANGUAGE. ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION STUDIES
Five SSCE credit passes to include Literature in English and English Language

JAMB combination for ENGLISH AND LITERARY STUDIES. ENGLISH STUDIES. LITERATURE IN ENGLISH.
Lit.-in-English, one other Arts subject and another Arts or Social Science subject.

Olevel requirement for ENGLISH AND LITERARY STUDIES. ENGLISH STUDIES. LITERATURE IN ENGLISH.
Five SSCE credit passes to include Literature in English and English Language.

JAMB combination for FRENCH. FRENCH AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. FRENCH WITH GERMAN / RUSSIAN. GERMAN. PORTUGUESE. RUSSIAN. PORTUGUESE/ENGLISH. RUSSIAN WITH FRENCH/GERMAN.
French and any other two subjects from Arts and Social Sciences

Olevel requirement for FRENCH. FRENCH AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. FRENCH WITH GERMAN / RUSSIAN. GERMAN. PORTUGUESE. RUSSIAN. PORTUGUESE/ENGLISH. RUSSIAN WITH FRENCH/GERMAN.
Five SSCE credit passes including French and English Language plus at least one other Arts subject.

JAMB combination for HAUSA
Hausa, Lit in English and any of Economics, Government, History and Arabic

Olevel requirement for HAUSA
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language and Hausa.

JAMB combination for HISTORY. HISTORY AND STRATEGIC STUDIES.
History and any other two subjects from Arts and Social Sciences

Olevel requirement for HISTORY. HISTORY AND STRATEGIC STUDIES.
Five SSCE credit passes to include History and English Language.

JAMB combination for INTERNATIONAL AND HISTORY STUDIES. HISTORY AND DIPLOMATIC STUDIES. INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND DIPLOMACY. HISTORY AND DIPLOMACY. HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATION. INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE POLITICS.
History/Govt and any other two subjects from Arts & Social Science.

Olevel requirement for INTERNATIONAL AND HISTORY STUDIES. HISTORY AND DIPLOMATIC STUDIES. INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND DIPLOMACY. HISTORY AND DIPLOMACY. HISTORY AND INTERNATIONAL RELATION. INTERNATIONAL AND COMPARATIVE POLITICS.
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language, Geography, Government/History.

JAMB combination for HISTORY AND ARCHEOLOGY
History/ Government, religious Studies and any two other subjects.

Olevel subject requirement for HISTORY AND ARCHEOLOGY
Five ‘SSCE credit passes to include English Language and any one of Religious Studies, Economics and History.

JAMB subject combination for ECONOMICS. ECONOMICS AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES.
Economics, Mathematics and any of Government, History, Geography, Lit-in- English, French and CRK/IRK.

Olevel requirement for ECONOMICS. ECONOMICS AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language, Mathematics, Economics and at least two other relevant courses preferably in Commerce, Government and Accounting subjects.

JAMB subject combination for IGBO. IGBO/LINGUISTICS. LINGUISTICS AND AFRICAN LANGUAGES. LINGUISTICS, IGBO AND OTHER AFRICAN LANGUAGES.
Igbo and two subjects from Arts and social Sciences.

Olevel subject requirement for IGBO. IGBO/LINGUISTICS. LINGUISTICS AND AFRICAN LANGUAGES. LINGUISTICS, IGBO AND OTHER AFRICAN LANGUAGES.
Five SSCE credit passes to include Igbo, English Language and any other Arts subject.

JAMB subject combination for ISLAMIC STUDIES.
Islamic Religious Studies plus two other Arts subjects.

Olevel requirement for ISLAMIC STUDIES
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language and Islamic Religious Studies or Arabic.

JAMB subject combination for KANURI
Literature in English and any other two subjects in Arts and the Social Sciences

Olevel requirement for KANURI
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language and Lit. in English.

JAMB subject combination for LANGUAGES AND LINGUISTICS. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. NIGERIAN LANGUAGES. EUROPEAN AND NIGERIAN LANGUAGES.
One Arts and any two subjects.

Olevel requirement for LANGUAGES AND LINGUISTICS. LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. NIGERIAN LANGUAGES. EUROPEAN AND NIGERIAN LANGUAGES.
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language and any other Arts, Social Sciences and Sciences.

JAMB combination for LINGUISTICS. LINGUISTICS / YORUBA. LINGUISTIC AND URHOBO.
Any Language and two other subjects.

Olevel subject requirement for LINGUISTICS. LINGUISTICS / YORUBA. LINGUISTIC AND URHOBO.
Five including SSCE English credit Language. passes

JAMB subject combination for MASS COMMUNICATION.
Any three Arts and Social Science subjects.

Olevel subject requirement for MASS COMMUNICATION
Five include SSCE English credit Language. passes to

JAMB subject combination for MUSIC.
Music, one other Arts subject plus any other subject

Olevel subject requirement for MUSIC
Five SSCE credit passes including Music and English Language. Music, one other Arts subject plus

JAMB subject combination for. PHILOSOPHY. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES.
Any three subjects

Olevel subject requirement for PHILOSOPHY. PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES.
Five include SSCE English credit language. passes to

JAMB subject combination for RELIGIOUS STUDIES. RELIGIOUS AND HUMAN RELATIONS. RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL STUDIES. THEOLOGY.
CRK/IRS two other and subjects. any

Olevel subject requirement for RELIGIOUS STUDIES. RELIGIOUS AND HUMAN RELATIONS. RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL STUDIES. THEOLOGY
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language and CRK/IRS.

JAMB subject combination for COMPARATIVE RELIGIOUS.
CRK/IRS and two other Arts or Social Science subjects.

Olevel subject requirement for COMPARATIVE RELIGIOUS
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language, Islamic Studies and three other Arts/Social Science/Science subjects.

JAMB subject combination for YORUBA
Yoruba and two other subjects in Arts or Social Sciences.

Olevel subject requirement for YORUBA
Five SSCE credit passes to include Yoruba and English Language.

JAMB subject requirement for ANTHROPOLOGY
Any three of History, CRK/IRK, Geography, Economics, Literature in English and French.

Olevel requirement for ANTHROPOLOGY
Five SSCE credit passes to include one of Government/History, Religious Studies, Geography and Economics.

JAMB subject combination for POLITICAL SCIENCE
Government/Histo ry and two other Social Science or Arts subject.

Olevel requirement for POLITICAL SCIENCE
Five SSCE credit passes to include English Language, Government/History and any other three subjects from Arts/Social Science with at least a pass in Mathematics.



pls help(if U cn)..my subject combination seems wrong to me & I've registered already am doing linguistics I put use of English, literature, crs & commerce for uniabj is it truly wrong?

peculiarabacus:
Good day to you all....it is not a new thing that even before the admission list of most schools comes out the Joint Admission matriculation Board(JAMB) has started advertising another UTME form for the next year admission....I am here to guide to and make you be informed cus it is said that if you are not informed you be deformed.

Some people have done their exam in their various institutions some have scored high and are very sure of their admission, some scored average and are not certain while other scored very low and are still optimistic but don't be broken yet it is too early to give up.

Although the pass rate of this year's west african examination council (WAEC) is not encouraging but the candidate shouldn't lose hope cus their are still some exams that they can sit for to cover up for the F's and D's they scored in their results.

First I will be analyzing what the exam(UTME) itself is all about(the aim, syllabus,brochure,how to score very high) and all the institution in Nigeria (their subject combination, cut-off mark, and all the do's and don't to follow so as to gain admission.

pls help(if U cn)..my subject combination seems wrong to me & I've registered already am doing linguistics I put use of English, literature, crs & commerce for uniabj is it truly wrong?
pls help(if U cn)..my subject combination seems wrong to me & I've registered already am doing linguistics I put use of English, literature, crs & commerce for uniabj is it truly wrong?
I am your host Peaculiar Abacus

Tobium1:
Economic; F9
Lit in Eng; E8
CRK; D7
Diz are de core subjects for every art student, how come she got good grades in science subjects? Abi she did a switch over? Well, I don't see any art/ social science course she can study with such result, she shld register for anoda waec or better still wait patiently for her neco result

olaolulazio:

U are d wise one among the foolish.
She can study psychology.

AdeMoss:
The result looks just like mine so I will tell you what I did.

I studied Psychology (UNILAG) with 5 credits- Mathematics, English, Biology, and any other 2 subjects. Graduated with a 2:1 hons and I work in a company where salary for entry level is above N200k monthly take home.

The way Nigeria is right now, graduating at a young age is more important than a good grade. Take for instance a 28 years old First Class graduate and a 21 years old second class graduate, the younger graduate can attain 2 Masters and 7 years work experience by 28.

Encourage her.

Alani86:



You are very correct bro! The only set back I could see is that out of the 5 credits, 2 are wide apart; Government and Commerce. These two subjects are meant for 2 different professions. She had just 3 general subjects; Maths, English and Biology. Then, 2 subjects of different fields; Commerce(Commercial class) and Government(Art class). I wish she had Economics instead of Government or Lit-in-English instead of Commerce, as the case may be.

My piece of advice; I'll suggest she writes the exams again, and go for a better result. She shouldn't give in so soon. Unless there's no fund for it. I wish her the very best of God in life. #'Dipo!

sennyaca:



Op don't mind these people ohhhh, she can actually study PSYCHOLOGY, the course requires basically Math, English, biology with any other 2 subjects...... How do I know? I studied PSYCHOLOGY

coliboyswag:
It is nearly 1 week the 2017 UTME REGISTRATION commenced i belive by now many prospective candidate should,have registrerd for the examination. However,it has been reported that many candidate have encountered various challangese-pin,process for the 2017 utme. I have decided to create this tread as a solution platform.if there are problems you may have face you can post them here other Prospective utme candidate that have solution will give you respond to the issues.Gud luck

fineyemi:
economics is so important. I wonder y u didn't do economics in your sec school. u will have to go for masscom and philosophy

UniosunGuy:
what's the course you're aspiring for ?

gwine0047:


Oh! I didn't know you opted for Linguistics, hence my saying " chosen course ". I think you're good and it seems you knew you're good but why the show of worry?

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Celcius:
Gather round, children of Westeros. It's time we talked about a gigantic elephant in the room on Game of Thrones.

As you may recall, last season yielded a pretty triumphant outcome for the North. During the epic
"Battle of the Bastards," as it was called, Sansa swoops in to save Jon Snow's army, which leads to the defeat of Ramsay Snow and Jon's new title: King of the North. Based on Sansa's newfound badassery, many fans couldn't help but wonder if she might help rule the North in some way. After all, Jon Snow may have been crowned, but he's technically a bastard. As a pure Stark, Sansa may be just as entitled to lay claim. This leads to an inevitable, strange, and not altogether unlikely compromise: maybe the two will just get married.

Before you say anything, we know. It might be a little bit creepy. I mean, the two basically spent their formative years as brother and sister. It would be a very strange jump to have them suddenly married. Even Sophie Turner herself talked about the issue during last year's Game of Thrones panel at Comic-Con. "Sansa and Jon have grown up together, they may as well be siblings. They have that sibling rivalry. I don't know, but I swear to god Dave [Benioff] and Dan [Weiss], if you make anything happen, I'll kill you." Well, there's that. It's clear Turner is kind of against the whole thing, and she has a fair point. Then again, let's take a moment to explain why it's entirely possible.
Related:

First of all, incest is already a prevalent theme on the show. Cersei and Jaime Lannister are clearly in love and more than willing to persist regardless of social stigma. So, that automatically means it's possible for Jon Snow and Sansa Stark to pair up. Furthermore, you have to consider that there are levels. Technically, the two are cousins. As we learn at the end of season six, they don't even share a parent. That doesn't make it much better than brother and sister, but still. It matters.

There's something else to consider too: maybe it's just a smart political move. After all, it's clear Sansa's got some brains and supreme strategy and even the ability to accrue proper back-up. She could prove very, very valuable to Jon Snow. Maybe they'll just have a fun, platonic marriage with all the benefits of ruling a kingdom and none of the potentially awkward sibling sex.

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gwine0047:


Oh! I didn't know you opted for Linguistics, hence my saying " chosen course ". I think you're good and it seems you knew you're good but why the show of worry?

gwine0047:



It really might affect your chosen course especially if the said subject is an inevitable requirement, but fear not, hope still lingers.

babyfaceafrica:
A proud linguist

Divepen1:
Linguistics is, broadly, the scientific study of language, and many topics are studied under this umbrella. At the heart of linguistics is the search for the unconscious knowledge that humans have about language(s), an understanding of the structure of language, and knowledge about how languages differ from each other. Linguists investigate how linguistic knowledge of this kind is acquired, how it interacts with other mental processes, how it varies from person to person and region to region (even within one language), and how computer programs can model this knowledge.

They study how the structure of language (such as sounds or phrases) can be represented, and how different components of language interact with each other (such as intonation and meaning). Linguists work with consultants who speak different languages, search corpora, and run carefully designed experiments to answer these questions about language. (Yes, linguistics is a science! By now, you can see that linguists may benefit by knowing multiple languages, but you can see that this is not the full extent of what a linguist does.

As students of linguistics, there are two basic reactions got from people who inquire us about our field of specialization. One is to ask of the number of languages we speak, the second is to treat us as phonics prosecutors.

Contrary to the widely conceived notion as to the non-lucrative status of Linguistics as a field of inquiry, the socio-cultural ideology and perception of the subject matter did place a limitation to the imaginations as to the extent to which the field can be applied. Besides the teaching profession as many believe linguists end up with, there are several professional fields linguists are found. A few of these fields are;

Work in the computer industry: Linguists may work on speech recognition, search engines, and artificial intelligence.
Work as a translator or interpreter: Skilled translators and interpreters are needed everywhere, from government to hospitals to courts of law. For this line of work, a high level of proficiency in the relevant language(s) is necessary, and specialized training may be required. Nonetheless, linguistics can help you understand the issues that arise when a message is communicated from one language to another.
Work in the publishing industry, as a technical writer, or a journalist: The verbal skills that linguists develop are ideal for positions in editing, publishing, and writing.
Work with dictionaries (lexicography): Knowledge of phonology, morphology, historical linguistics, dialectology, and sociolinguistics is key to becoming a lexicographer.



Become a consultant on language in professions such as law or medicine: The subfield of forensic linguistics involves studying the language of legal texts, linguistic aspects of evidence, issues of voice identification, and so on. Law enforcement agencies such as the Secret Service and police departments, law firms, and the courts hire linguists for these purposes.
Become an actor or train actors: Actors need training in pronunciation, intonation, and different elements of grammar in order to sound like real speakers of a language or dialect. They may even need to know how to make mistakes to sound like an authentic non-native speaker. To enhance your chances of finding a good job after graduation, you might choose to double-major and make your linguistic work part of an interdisciplinary program of study. A secondary specialization in an area such as psychology, computer science, the speech sciences, education, journalism, philosophy, or a foreign language complements a Major in linguistics nicely.



The list is endless as the field of Linguistics is an interconnecting web between other fields of inquiries; talk of Philosophy, Sociology, Anatomy, Anthropology, Computer Science, etc. Sub-fields of Linguistics include Psycholinguistics, Computational Linguistics, Neurolinguistics, Sociolinguistics, Phonetics and Phonology, Morphology and Syntax, just to mention a few. A field of linguistics currently generating much interest is Forensic Linguistics; a field of Linguistics which makes use of the scientific application of language to solving crimes.



After digesting the exposition above, you may want to pack up your bag and port to Linguistics…

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lilzcee:
what do u expect when u applied for unn? i also took their post utme last two yrs and i scored 226, if i had applied for unzik i would have been in 200 level by now, i keep on skipping unizik, i regret not applying for unizik last yr

UniosunGuy:
what's the course you're aspiring for ?

lilzcee:
thanks bro

lilzcee:
Hi, guys i really can't explain were the problem came from, i read my ass out, i even did midnight reading buh in the exam hall i always forgot what i read, am doing 11 courses and am not even sure of passing more than 2 courses, the first day i stepped my leg into the school gate, i didn't like the school, a new federal university in one village like that, the school have a low tolerance of exam malpractise, u can't even sort any lecturer, i heard the school doesn't tolerate low cgpa and am afraid of being expelled because of low cgpa, i did very poorly in the exam, the school spaced everybody doing the exam period, i planned to find out from a jujuman what is wrong with me, i need help, my parents spent a lot of money on me i can't afford to let them down

UniosunGuy:


For now theres nothing you can do. I need to know the school you want to pick in Jamb, Then I will confirm for you if they are going to accept marketing instead of government in waec when you finally gain admission.. its nothing to panic about.. you might be lucky..

Gistpower:
Want to change your UTME subjects combination before the exam day? Here are the steps to follow to accomplish that.
Re-Print JAMB Registration SLip
During the course of registering for the year 2015 JAMB UTME, some candidates choose subjects that are not relevant to their selected course of study. In order to avoid all forms of problem in the future, such candidates are advised to change their subject combinations to the ones that fit in.
Changing your subject combinations is quite easy that anyone can do it without any ado.
How to Change UTME Subjects.
1. Go to JAMB Registration portal at http://www.jamb.org.ng/unifiedtme3/,
2. Supply your registration scratch card PIN and Serial Number in the Login area,
3. Select ‘Change to Submitted Form’,>>>Read More >>http://gistpower..com/2015/03Am pls help,am writing jamb & waec at the same time I registered for jamb am doing linguistics subjects r government, CR's,lit,English now I went to write government today in wace and funny my name wasn't there they said I didn't register government I said is a lie I did,they called waec,checked if my sit number was der for government but it wasn't there then they now brought my details (all my subjects) and I was shocked that Government i was supposed to write was replaced by marketing wat kind of life is this?? I called d person who registered me he said it must hv been a mistake now my question is I hv put government in jamb already and I couldn't and didn't write the government paper again now seeing Government in jamb & no government in waec will it affect my admission It is necessarily to choose ur jamb 4 subjects from ur wace/how-to-change-jamb-utme-subject.html

fineyemi:
economics is so important. I wonder y u didn't do economics in your sec school. u will have to go for masscom and philosophy

UniosunGuy:


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You can NOW buy your JAMB (UTME) form easily even on weekends, public holidays and after working hours. No need to join long bank queues.

Here’s how it works:

1. Visit www.jamb.org.ng/efacility and login with your email
2. Under “Sales of Form”, click “UTME Examination”
3. Click “Remita Payment” and Continue to payment
4. Pay easily with any of the options below:
a. Download Remita mobile App, select ‘Do More’ to ‘Pay RRR invoice’ directly from your bank account or with your Debit Card.
b. Internet Banking of select Banks
c. Process your RRR at any Bank Branch
5. After payment, your PIN will be sent to your JAMB profile email address.

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coliboyswag:
It is nearly 1 week the 2017 UTME REGISTRATION commenced i belive by now many prospective candidate should,have registrerd for the examination. However,it has been reported that many candidate have encountered various challangese-pin,process for the 2017 utme. I have decided to create this tread as a solution platform.if there are problems you may have face you can post them here other Prospective utme candidate that have solution will give you respond to the issues.Gud luck

Thatyorubadude:
We're calling on any JAMB candidate, who has successfully registered for the JAMB 2017 UTME, and has collected his/her e-slip as evidence of registration.

Please, your brothers and sisters are finding it difficult to complete their own registration and over 1.5 million candidates are expected to register for this exam.

If you have successfully registered (and collected your e-slip), please share your experiences here and if there was any special procedure you adopted to help you register quickly.

You are also free to share the exact and active Accredited JAMB CBT centre that you registered with. Any information you share on this thread about registration will be valued. For those who are yet to register, BEFORE YOU HEAD OUT, update yourself also