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    JAMB registers over 300,000 for UTME, 8,000 for DE

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorApril 26, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB), has so far registered more than 300,000 candidates for the 2021 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

    According to the board’s weekly bulletin obtained from the board’s website by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday, JAMB has also registered more than 8,000 Direct Entry (DE) candidates.

    “Total profile code generated so far is 497,528.

    “Total UTME pin vended is 344,115, while total pin vended for DE is 10,848. Total registered candidates for UTME, 316,132 and total registered candidates for DE is 8,490.

    “Total candidates who have indicated interest in sitting for the mock UTME are 126,402,’’ it said.

    According to the bulletin, candidates can send their National Identity Number (NIN) from any SIM of their choice provided the SIM has not been used by another candidate to register for UTME/DE in the past.

    JAMB said that this was contrary to its earlier statement that only the SIM that was linked to a candidate’s NIN could be used to send their NIN to 55019.

    NAN reports that the board had on Sunday said that candidates could only generate their profiles by sending their details to 55019 on the SIM linked to their NIN.

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    It, however, advised them to follow the right process to be successfully registered.

    “The right process is to send the word `NIN’, allow one space in between, and then insert the eleven digits NIN number and send to 55019.

    “Any other process is wrong and would not generate the profile code for the candidate.’’

    NAN also reports that the mock UTME earlier scheduled to hold on April 30, is now to take place on May 20, while the examination will take place from June 5 to June 19.

    Registration for UTME/DE which began on April 8, will end on May 15.

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