JAMB has launched an expedited review of the 2025 UTME following nationwide complaints over mass failure and technical glitches. Over 8,000 candidates have lodged formal protests, with some Nigerians planning legal action.
- JAMB received a surge of complaints alleging discrepancies in the 2025 UTME results.
- Experts from the education and tech sectors have been called in to assess registration, testing, and result processes.
- Over 78% of candidates scored below 200, fueling concerns over exam integrity and fairness.
Frustrated candidates and families have taken to social media, alleging their results do not reflect their efforts. Some are calling for full transparency, while a group is preparing a class action suit against JAMB.
Will JAMB's review restore public trust in the UTME system, or deepen scepticism around Nigeria’s standardised testing? Nigerians await answers.
